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LAND eEAST DEcIsssss-



wASz1xo7os, March Ala toe Unitsd
states saprsEas Gknrt today q ceeisl'l.s
xaa rendered IN tbs i-siiroed ~ cas- y
the 81 I.oais. Iron Mcurtsin Q So0tosfn
Railroad CompaHi. plainhE ~ efIgf'
against the Beard of Railroad Sr'st' HISS
sioners Of Arkansas;
aThe ouIy question IN osntroyefay
here Il whether the Iron Mountain ban
xay Company ia sTsuBptsd frurn ta1A-
tiora In Arkansas By virtue % ne si@f-
entb Hectiou Of the charter OF tne cairo
A FULTON Railroad Company. Tltn snlen
the former company hae eo@oiia geo.
The C<spYt hslds that sTempHOn ffDfh
taxatlou declared IL the eleventh section
m tbe charter ~ the Cairo " falton
company did not piss BY the act 81 con
solidation TO the Iron Mountain eonlEs.-
nv. Judgment Of toe sapreme uo1ft Oi
Arkansas affirmed
A decision was also rendered By the
Cont today 10 the case OF tue hsntss
Pacific Railroad Company, piaintins 10
error. a0aiass Lswlr Dunmeyer, 10 error,
from the Supreme Court OF kansas
The sum involved "a only 500. bas u
raises questions wklch are sale 70 De o.
Importance a. covering enntroTofteo
titles 10 many thousand ACRES % yalua-
bic land. The controversy reiefss 20 we
title v q small piees Of land embraced
in the limits Of the grant TO the Union
Pacific Railroad Company snG Us
branches. One Miller made home
stead entry on thin land Jnly IL, loei
and il Ia adGsitted thai this sntry isT ltic
II this land vas plbltc land sublect 70
suoh entry. The giant 10 the railroad
compans conveyed 70 1t certain alternate
sections OF land, inelndinR the piece 10
controversy, no. sold, reserved, or othsE
wise disposed Of by the United states
and 20 which a pre- enpti9n or home
stead olaim may not have attached 81
the time the line OIL said road vas def
uitaly nxsd. Tbs qAs'ion RAISED By
the Language Of the Rrant bet een MI
Ter and the company u WHISTLER rae
homestead claim ~ the former was
attached at the titBe the line OF raii
road Was definitely fixed. The Coor'
holds:
Firss-That under this grant, as nn'
der many other guluta containing toe
same words. OF words ~ the same psf
port, the act fixing ths time fer definite
location Ia the act Of fling q map or plat
tlG lAhE "a htAH SsAtF@ IS
sioner of the General Land Ofiice.
Beound-ThAt the language in the sx
eepting clause Of the grant IL not modi-
ned or repealed by section , Of the
amending act Of 1854.
Third-That the designation Of ths
general route Of tho road and fling Of
the map thereof in the General Land
Office July IL. 1876, did not withdraw
the land from homestead entry under
the statutes by virtnO of which the con
pany claims IL.
Fourth--ThAt the line Of definite loca
iion Of the company's road Vas first filed
With the Commissioner Of the General
Land Office Sept. n 1866.
Fifth-Thai the homestead aiaiIa of
Miller had attached prior 10 that time
and
Sixth--That when Miller subsequently,
abandoned his entry the land did not
revert to the rsilrOad company as II
originally granted 20 10, but remained
part Of the public domain. JuagmeIli
Of the Supreme Court OF Kansas is
affirmed.
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DtsoRAcEFuL TO mn MERcHASrs.- -.
several Portland newspapers have of
late been talking pretty plainly to and
Of the local merchants, of their mean
ness OF advertising In the papers of the
city. There Was teuah and Justice In
what they said and Il hurt where ii was
attended 30. The matter was consider.
ed AZ Board OF Trade nesting held ON
Monday evening, nj which was also con-
adhered the sending OF more articles 10
the New Orleans Exposition. A prumi
nent member, d. +. Thompson, said 1T
woald noe do 10 send abroad copies OF
the daily papere and isne weekly paper
OF the last few days, They had better
he kept at home, as they would do bet
ter for home oircuiaticn." The gentle.
man thought, howevGs, that the whole
sale merchants did rot patropiss the
Portland papers a. they ought 70.
Eastere merchants judge, from looking
Nc the papers Of this city, that there are
no Wholesale houses here. and oyersun
the country with their agents and drum
naers. IL the Portland papers contained
TIE cards Of the biz hsfases veil display
"a, u would create good impression on
the outside. The papers helped the
wholesaler, and be shoiiid patroniRe the
papera
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SENATE.

WASHINGTON, March ll.--The ''backs
bone" resolution offered by Van Wyck
vas laid before the Senate a. unfinished
business. Van MyelI said the Senator
from Colorado fellsrl, had gone TO
New York, 10 be absent a day OF two,
and asked that action upon the resolu.
ton be deferred until Friday.
Van WyGk offered a resolution that
the Secretary of the Interior and the
Attorney General b0 directed 10 take
the steps necessary 10 prevent certain
lands In Florida and Alabann from
being sold by the Atlantic, Gulf and
West India Transportation Company.
he requested thai u lie on the table for
the present.
After lapse OF twenty minutes See
Rotary Prudsn appeared aud delivered
auudry messages IN writing, and the
Senate went into Executive session, ana
i've minutes later adjourned.
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OFFICE or FHE CoLUxBI1 AND PUaxT
SOUND RAILROAD COMPANY,
RRAT-rIE w p July u, IttI

OFFICE or TIE COLUMBIA AND FUa<tt
SOUND RAILROAD COMPANY,
sEATTLE w. r. July g. lsa
WHEREAS, BY DEED BkARlNe
w date August ~ 1874 execufcd ~ W
suance Of an ordinance approved 4uk 49,
Is. ls73 the city Of Seattle conveyed to.as
seattle and Walla Walis kailf9aa -
Transportation Company. 81 y 80
lands south Of King street. y 80 ~ M
seattle, in. along, around and ao1oiE1ss -.
bay. from extreme high to extres ""
tide and deep water and, .,- a,
Whereas, The Legislative Assemn
the Territory OF Washington. % " -
approved Sovember 8 ls71 rnunsd -.
confirmed mid grant and oonvcTanne - u.
certain conditions, which have neeA IhA0
performed by said Company 40. ...,..
Whereas, Said Act Of the LesinS a \.
Assembly vested the title 81 seia nnes Y
said Seattle and Walia Waiie -
and Transportation Company, y isu s'''
where's. The United States hes sezsl-
eseed In said grant and Conveyance ~ y.
Whereas, Tho said Seattle Ae1 -
Walla Railroad and Traasp1rte5oP "a
Tlany has transferred and c0nve1ed ~
said lands 70 the Columbia eiid ~
Found Railroad CompGnf; -
Now, therefore. tbs said Colum1.s -
PUGET sound kailread C0mpany 1s,s9
gfves notice that Il claims the exni11S
right TO occupy said lands and 49,
wharYes and 0fher structures te1l
and that all persons are hsreby ncnnee
r,frRin from occupying or entering
any Of said lands without ths eone,1s
writing, Of said Columbia ano fex~
Sound Railroad Company, !, IN
o COLUMBIA 4 PUGET SOUND y, ~ w
aps : = 1ssdstant supsrsnepdssk
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Proposals for Military Sup
plies
HEADQUARTERS DFP'r or COLUMBIA
Office of Chief Anarfprnastar

a.
ONCE of Chief Quartermaster,
Vancouver Barracks. Feb. % lsS5.
SEALsD PROPOSALS.. IN TRIPLI-
- cate, subject to the usual conditions,
will be receiV. d at this office. or at the
offices of the L. ) Quartermasters at the
following named posts. until I2 O'Clock
noon. on Monday. March 80. 1885. al which
places and time they will be opened in
the presence of bidders. for the furn ish-
ing and delivery OF military supplies dur
ing the fiscal year commencing July I.
1885. and ending June 30 $50. as follows /:
Wood. Charcoal. Oats. barley. Ban,
Hay and Straw, or Hay in lieu of Straw.
or such of said supplies as may be re.
quired. al Portland, Oregon; Beise Bar
racks, !. T.; Fort Townsend W. T.; Fort
Cueur dAlene, l. T.: Fort Spokane, w.
T.; Fort andy. ". r.; Fort Walia Wslls.
w. T.: Vancouver Depot. W. r Fgt
klamath. Oregon Fort Colvi lie. W.T..
The Government reserves the right 10
reject any or sll proposals.
Preference will be given TO articles of
domestic production. and to articles of
domestic production produced on the
Pa ific Coast, conditions of price and
quality being equal, TO the extent of con
sumption required by the public service
there.
blank proposals. and printed circulars.
giving full particulars as to the manner
OF bidding, etc viii be furnished on ap-
p.ieation to this office or TO the Quarte:-
masters at the various pests named.
Envelopes containing proposals should
be marked '' Proposals for at -"
and addressed TO the undersigned. or the
respective Post Quartermasters.
a, 3 KIMBALL,
Major and Quartermaster. Z. ). A.. Chief
Quartefmsster. mh5 4w
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a KtS ~ a ssrG sresE.

Never wss such q rush made for any
llsSag sseEa ~ . nov al A. r. StewaEts
foe triNl Bottle % Or. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption. Coaxhs aud
Iosd& Al pAusaas Affected With
Asihss, hruDeeltis, HoAnSenSss. severe
CouS b. az ans sifecti0a of the throat
uE 1saagss eAn SCI Trial Bsttie Of this
ereat reireay fsss, ~ eating IL the
sSava Dtne Store. Regular size $l.e0
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VARICoCELE
To all whom itmay Concsrn

Consolidation with fail Ms1isai eesk' Fkkk.
iisiaie Remedial Aesncy. lee Fuiiea ~. n
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.REAT REDUCTION.

Ia order that sill may have an opoor-
tunity 10 travel duriAR the present hard
times. the o. X. Il y. Company has re
duced the fare from Seattle TO Victoria
OF any point on the md to one dollar.
The travelling public will please bear
this in mind The Emma Hayward.
North Pacific and George Z. Starr will
carry passengers TO or from Seattle 70
any point for one dollar, and tie Idaho
on the Whatcom route will continue to
carry passengers 20 any port for 30 cents.
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SUMMONS.

TNTHE DISTRICT COURT OF THE THIRD
! Judicial District OF the tt, ritsry Of Wash.
ington, holding terms at Seattle. In Kine
county, for the counties Of King and Ktssp.
NJ. 43O4-Chris ano DuDning, plaintih, VS..
George Dunutug, defendant
TheUnited States Of America send greeting
To George DuaniuR. defendant.
You are hereby required 70 appear in
the above entitled action brought against
you by the above named plaintiffs in
the District Court Of the Third Judi
ciM District Of the Territory OF Washing
ton. holding terms al the City OF Seattle, 10
the County Of King for the Counties of King
and kitsap. and 10 answer the complaint hled
therein, within sixty days from the date Of
the first publication OF this Summons, or iuds
ment by default will be taken against Won.
according 10 the prayer Of the complaint
The said action Is brought to obtain . de
cree Of the above Court dissolving the mar.
rage ex'st1ng between plaintiff and defendsnt,
sDd awarding 70 plaintiff the custody Of the
minor child Of plaintiff sad dsfendan', 90 the
grounds Of the deser1ion and abandonment of
plaintiff b. defendant since june, 1883, and
for the failure and refusal Of defendant 10
make suitable or ans provision for tie support
of bis family.
Witness the Hon Roger s. Greene, Judge
~ of the said District Court, and
SEAL the seal thereof. this 18Th dag OF
49, February, A. d. lseS.
JAMES sEsYEY, Clerk.
By JAMES P. IUDLow, Deputy.
White X MaHday attorneys for plaintiff.
Date OF fret publication Feb ~ isHS
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IArsoyrsa.--J. J. Chapman. late chief
Of the suR Tacoma, who came 10 Seattle
tso weeks $50 10 an alarming state Of
health, is iiaproyine daily. and DIR.
Minor. hts attending physieian. gives
hin, every ASSURANCE that he vii scan
be able % so 90 wusk aGaia. This will
be good nevs 10 the mAay friends Of the
atAsptsa mas.
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SPARRINo EXHIBITION Arrangements
have been perfeotedfor a grand spar
ring exhibition at the Standard Iheatef
on Saturday evening. March 18th,
among the features Of which will be a
six round glove contest, Marquis of
Queensbary rules, between VIM. Hall,
late Of the Olympic Club. and Tommy
Clancy, of this city. mb5
Reserved seats can be secured at l. W.
man Il Hanford's book store.
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Notice or Final Proof.

2. >. LAED ovEBcx AT oLTnPra. ". T..
Jsauary -. isss
- Aotice u hereby given that aAROLD
EVANS has aAed notice Of intention 20
lasks anAl peoof before the Register and He
estver- .; their once in Olympia, ". T.. on
MONDAY, the "a day Of March, a D. iesa, CO
Homestead AypaieaEion Ne. e9s7. for The ~
! q stetioa ~. tawnsktp n narth, rnnss Z
eest
De ns1ncs - vt.Bessess ". c. Calhoun,
". =. Fuller and Jxass Harvey. Of E<ntau,
ana Casast<phef H. GRAY. Of Newcastle. King
eounty, " r.
JOHN .. ooHEf,
feararl9 Register Of he Lara 0faes.
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DOMINION STEAMSHIP LINE.

Running between Liverpool and Qnebec,
thence By rail 10 all points IL United
States. Sail from Liverpool every Thurs
day, calling at Belfast, and from Quebec
every Saturday. Steamers are large and
Fast, and Storage accom- nodatlsu unex-
eeIlsd By anyothsr line. xtile the voyage
Is 500 miles shorter than VIA New York,
three DAYS Of il in the sraoo:h waters OF
the Gulf aud River Sc. Lavrence. famed
for beautiful, picturesque scenery. Steer
age and prepaid certificates sold at low
est rates Also, drafts on Europe, aud
bank rsmiftances 30 any P. o. address.
A. ChIberg q Co, General Agents for
tie Northweet. Seattle. W. L. uo2
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Portland.

PORTLAND, March I0.--Wheat- Local
market steady at 81 l5dll7lS for val
ley and 81 l0aI.I2 for Mhlla Walla.
Flo1r-Eamited Business doing. Quote
standard brands $4td4 p; aupsrfine
S2-hgsaS $50; country brands $3d375
Chesse-Lo creamery l2sa 40 i'm
ported 1atd l6c.
Provisions Breakfast baean IKE :
hams. best Oregon. l3e; country 1IlSc
10 i2lSe; bacon, best Oregon. 10iSo /;
country loo.
Vegetables much doing. Caste
celery ~; cabbage. 20 per 10; garlic &c
pet 10; eanlitlower. Sls5; carrots. 500
per sack; turniTs. 500 ger sack; beess,
hsll per sack; parsnips. 100 per sack.
Pota,oes-Qusie IN bushels Garnet
Chilia. Aln; early rose. 2Se; Burbank
seedlings, Sic; pseriees, ~.
Poultry -Qaots per dozen chickens
S4a5; dncks, $lsGe; geese, S9dl0 per
dntee; turkeys, i0a lie per ID.
Eg1s--PeF dozen, lsc.
Buttsr-Choice dairy, 215Ic; good
s2i1td sc, country store, i0al5o; east
eFT, $50.
oeiaus --Jcbbane steady at 20 for
good.
ssr7tst-- W upiescAlc 10 ttkfbcFs ltar cent
al Rad clover, fl5; alfalfa. sis; while
clover, Rssa, alslke. So; timothy, prime,
$50; tarsoshy. ltood. $50; kentucky
blue grass. extra clean. SIS; perennial
rye grass. Sla; red top, $l2; orchard
grass, SIS; rye. black. 81; bon. meal
per ton, SIS; bone phosphatas, So.
oets--Cheice feed, SbdSss; milling,
sia,si $50.
hsy Par ton. st0alI.
Stfaw-peF bste, $i5elsS
Hides, Skins. esc.--Dry. sound, l6c;
salted, sound, tea1a; sheepakins. Loo
tSes deetskins, tel summer per II, asd
q We; blue fail per 10. zoe =, 4 :; heav-
er, fall winter per 10. Since; fsil
skins and blue pssl,ed per 10. xl6ai -;
summer skins per 10, 500 Isc, bear each.
sleel 90 etk per 10. S,alle; fisher each.
sSlc,e 30 foa skinis eAen. silvsry. &58ss;
sFOss. slesa sss rid, sscS1 sl.9s: narten
pr skin, lDets si.25 mink Per skin, ga
Asoi land otter Pct skin. locs9 o. 50; wild
cat per skin, sag4ssac; coon, 80 no:
volt ard coyotes per skin. sOd fas;
haeksktns, 20 a6ss; SEA otter. large black
and salveEy each. lsS9i00; large. grown
and wooily. &eAtp pups and cubs in
propeFtaan. 80 q 40
Nool--Daii and nominal. Quote val
ie{s loo ls4e; ENstern Oregon, Int lie.
AcfS-.Dali. Very light hesiBess do
ms. Quote, SslssSo per 10.
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nrsklEs~ ARssra salss.

The Best Salve in The wofld for Cuts,
Bruises. Sorss. Ulecrs tsAlt kkeam. Re.
yer Sores. letter, ChApped Hands. Chi
blains. Carne and all skin krupttons.
and posiaivelF cures hhss. o. ne pay NJ
quired. II Is guaranteed - give perfect
satisfaction. o. maaev Fefnnded. Price.
Is cents Per sox. For sale hy A. B.
s,lesart.
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JACKSON srRKrg StxpAX ScHOot.-
About thirty persons met on Sunday AZ.
srrnoon at the house Of Mr.. Rhine. and
estranixed Sunday school under the
Auspices of Seattle First Baptist
Church. The following officers and
ttaehers we're elected; Superintendent
q. =. Adams Assistant superintendent.
y. q. Jeansons SECRETARY and Treasures,
w. y. Burgess. Librarian. Mrs. q. A..
Abboti seacher of ola9t No. 1. Mrs. q.
A. Abbot; teacher af class No. =, Mrs.
4. Wfesinger; teacher of class Ne. 8.
Mrs Q. +. Adams; teasher of class No.
), Chas. Savtelle. rhe school will have
library next Sunday and will meet
Each week At I o'clock Sunday after.
Noon.
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MISCELLANEOUS
DIAMOND
VENTILATOR
Buildings, seh,oss. Churches Hosp ais.
Dwellings Steamers. Passenger,
Sleeping and aei-igera;orccars.
Perfect FenIfIauoB guaranteed
wherever Ventilation 10
Required.

Architects and builders unite in saying
our Nos. / and , for bed rOom and office
venfiiation, will soon become as standard
as the window.
Our Ventilator Gin any siZe). when
placed through a wall. q window sash, or
q wooden bar under sash. admits con
slant supply Of fresh air under perfect
control. without dTHughts; any desired
temperature can be maintained in any
Apartment. No office or Sleeping room
should be without il as il stops DurzlaIs,
excludes rain and dust. and keeps the
apartment constantly fresh without raIs
Jag the windows. Being heavily plated
in nickel. il Is very ornamental when in
place. The handles serve to " gulate
ventiiator also IN raise and lower the
window.
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D h b

To assure the g~sfsca digestion and
aA~lmilation Of teoa. and 10 core eAFuaie
lyspspsaA. Il,asevstloa. ktAtsieney Soar
s&oeaaeh. klekhe1saaehe. etc. use De Ha.
YEAS fysgsyrda C4lre. IL never fails ID
easef a'lFes and N sapersor 10 All rneai-
elnns oaered 10 ths pnhlsc faz thass troa-
hieA Sslmpls hastias free Il A. n
srswkhrA dfue ss3Fa
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HIGH CLASS POULTRY

TUE UNDERSIGNED HAS FOR
4 aAle nine plymouth Rock Corkese3s
y hAeh are ssIetiy ilst-ciAss. al bred from
tse eir1s bronght frosn tse East Ias1
spring. Three Of them are pEre Essex ef
Giant of Battles. q James =. Whites
strain shah sell eggs this season, for
hA1ching. Write for iafoFmAsi Ion 10
JOHN r. BLACKB 81 RS, I
mhS ~ Vaskon, ". r.
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Lea every man, IL Eossihle. gather
sonhe good heaka under bis fooi. -
GAalaains.
''And hAsk you, sir, Ia have then
fairly h0nn4. ---.slesstrsasaF
We have the lnTszsa ,sack in Nah.
tnRton fesrttafy. assd sell ~ lower
pfbssa thaM any otlheR hsnae on the Pa.
etfta Caest q. DAVIS q Ga.
kksok sellers aud SlatinnaFa Ia Chef-
~ ,strust. iaSsdw
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Tas ~Acrrs- ELI eos tarns cot thai
shs steamer Active" whieh the Taco.
ON papers are talking af being placed
Oh che Seattle olympsa rouss, Is a littla
@ssen-tet ecHesrn. owned hy Tacoma
parties. and oaly at TO iSh aronnd mill
part with.
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i u.
DIR. c. l. MILLER, gR
los Cherry street, ssslils, VI
tP.o. box "a
Special. Private and ChHsis
Skin Diseases Cured.

seminal weakness ana all Ass.
vous dts orders eaasedb By exee>ssA
positively cured, on aha install.
naent plan.
send for printed questions.
DR. G. L. MfLLER,s remarks.
Bile success I'm the curing Of I'll
Chronic Diseases ~ wen knssrn.
HIS success e. due 90 HIS % yskn
experience aud eb,sryaEiens ID
his practice.
~. No more patients snken "a
sour Boys Farmo until The Am
day of March. whea SIN new ~.
tages will be finishsd. EfsussH,
q can accommodate enc nsort %
tient tnaaiel with n nicely farsisk-
ed room and ali home eeniferfs, %
my residence. los Cherrr siFssi,
free of charge.
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Gold, silver, aluminium and rubber
are employed by DR.. Kiibourne, 625
Front street in making artificial deL-
lures. Gold for partial sets and alumni
num- for full sets prove the most salts
factory.
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ARE fOU MAZE miserable By lndi-
esssiaa. uonesipatton. DtEzansa1 Lsss
u Appeisse. feilsS sam ; SAiieh's
viiAlaxsr Ia positive care Soaa BY A.
b. Stewart
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THE REV. GEO. II. THAYER, of
Bourbon, Ind, says: Both myself
and wife owe our lives to SHiLOH'S
CONSUMPTION CURE" Sold by A.
b. Stewart
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Notice Of Final Proof.
U. $. LAND oyr1cE AT oIrnPrA. ". n. l

o. s. LAND oFTIcE AT OLYMPIA. WILL
Fb. II, 1855.
- Notice Is hereby gives that MARTIN
HARTMAN has Ned notice of intention t.
commute and make final proof before the
Judge. or In his absence the Clerk of tina DIS.
trict Court. at his ONCE, in Seattle. W. T., on
Wednesday, the Isl day Of April. A. ID. lss5
on homestead application Me- s414, for, the
lo's and and Sc \ of sw / OF sectic n
:, tow ship IS n1rth, range 5esst.
he names S. witnes SEES Duncan McCrim
mon. Joha A. sleeves, Charles II. Dunlap aud
Martin W. Hubbard, all Of Hubbard, W, T,
IoHE z. CONVEY,
fel9mr28 Rsgister Of the Land Ofiiee.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-12

Oak Restaurant now open. Come
one, come all. and get square meal.
Don't forget the place. No. l07 Wash
ingtoh street, kept by Mrs. o. @. KEEL
LY. las
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-12

FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Com
pIaint, you have printed guarantee on
every bottle of Shiloh's Nitahzer. 1t
never fails to cure. Sold by A. b. Stew
art
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-12

WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspep-
sia and Liver Complaint Shiloh's
Vitalizer ia guaranteed to cure you.
Sold by A. Is. Stewart.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-12

A NASAL INJECTOR free with
each bottle of Shilob's Catarrh Rem
edy. Price 20 cents. Sold by A. b.
Stewart.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-12

Hest meals In the city for twenty-five
cents at the Oak Restaurant on Wash
ington street. Give il call. jas
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-12
CLEVELAND. Ohio.

In. Fs,fzisr-Dear SIR: was trOu-
hIed for about three months during the
last SUNNI and fall With bronchitis
and a bad cough. After trying several
remedies without finding any relief.
used your Throat and Lung Balsam, and
found Immediate relief. On retiring at
night it gave me undisturbed rest, and
after using the medicine three weeks !
found myself cured. Rev. E. MUTE.
DIR. Frazier's Throat and Lung Bal
sam allays all irritation of the throat,
generates aud heals the lungs and as
sists nature by e1peetoratiou to throw
off the corruption. Sold by druggists
everywhere at 70 cents bottle. Frazier
Medicine Co. proprietors, Cleveland, D..
Sold by A. Is. Stewart. Seattle.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-12

"HACKMETACK," a lasting and
fragrant perfume. Price % and 80
cents. Sold by A. Il. Stewart.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-12

FoR SAIE.-640 acres of land, one
mile from Renton. Address Box 49,"
Seattle Post 0fine. iai0 If