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McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1885-04-23
ENCOUNTERING 4 TIDAL H4TE.
A PeriIoms Situation on the Deep, TeTrOriz-
ing Passengers to a Degree bordering on
Frenzy.

A Periloms Situation on the Deep. Terroriz-
ing Passengers to a Degree bordering on
Frenzy.
The White Star steamer Germanic, Captain
Kennedy, which sailed from Queenstown for
New York a few days ago. returned to the
former place in badly disabled condition
Captain Kennedy reports that the steamer en-
countered ter ific tidal wave when two days
out. The wave. he says, was tremendous. and
so sudden was it coming that little or nothing
could be done to ease or trim the vessel. 1t
looked for time as though the, steamer
would be engulted. The vessels head was
turned straight toward the approaching
mountain of water. and when it finally struck
the shock caused the vessel to tremble from
stem to stern with such violence as 10 spring
nearly all of the plating. The bulkhead OF
the reading-rOom was stove in and the saloon
flooded. The boats and everything movable
on deck were torn from their fastenings. The
steamer was thrown on her beam ends. and
for awhile so violently did she lunge that il
was thought she would surely go to the bot
tom. The passengers were terrorized into
state bordering on frenzy. The steamer was
finally righted and when the sea Gained some
what a thorough examination was made. 1t
was found tina in addition to the stoying in
of the reading-room bulkhead, the forward
steering gear was so badly injured as to make
it useless as means for further handling the
ship. The vessel was also badly sprung, and
the captain decided that it won be perilOus
to further continue on his courSv. Therefore
he turned for Queenstown. Many of the
saloon passengers received severe bruises by
being knocked about and struck with pieces
of furniture. One of the seamen was washed
overheard and drowned. The engines were
not injured in the le asst. The passengers are
fulsome in their praise of the captains con-
duct and the competent manner in which he
handled the steamer during the encounter.
They say their escape was simply miraculous,
and are fully of The belief that with a less
competent captain the vessel would have
surely foundered. The Germanic landed her
mails and twenty saloon passengers at
Queenstown and then proceeded on her re-
iurn 10 Liverpool, where she will undergo
eceSsary repairs.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1885-04-23
Ark. for the murder of VIM. Hill. President

Cleveland had commuted the sentences of the
other four men to be executed at the same
time, which led Phillips TO expect a commu-
tation of sentence. The United States mar
shall received telegram in the morning say
ing the president declined to interfere In the
Phillips case. The accused strongly asserted
his innocence to the last and said Hills son
Bob, who was at first arrested with him, did
the killing. although 1 am about 10 appear
before Almighty God" said the condemned
man, 81 swear am as innocent of this crime
as an unborn babe" Then he marched to the
gallows and died repeating the Lords prayer.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1885-04-23
Office Seekers. be Patient.

The civil service commission furnishes the
following for publication: We have informa-
ton that in many of the states the number
applying TO be examined is greatly in excess
of what is needed to secure competent per-
sons for all vacancies likely to occur Tor at
least SIX months. While there will probably
be considerable number of removals vague
expectation of sweep ng charges, for mere
purpose of partizan patronage, does not seem
likely TO be realized. The commission does
not wish to be responsible for many disap-
pointments which must follow the examina-
ton of the needless number of requests for
examination. which are most excessive in
MARYLAND, Virginia. Pennsylvania, Ohio, Ill
ms Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Colorado and
Ia fOrnta
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1885-04-23
MORE CHICAGO ELECTION Fra UDs.
One Ballot Bor StoIen-COntests and Recouuts
NOsr i'm OYdeT.


NOsc ift Order.
Chicago dispatch: The situation growing
out of the close municipal election contest IN
this city has been cOmpl. Gated by the theft OF
the ballot box of the third precinct of the
third ward. The box was stored in livery
stable on Twenty-secOn sire, l. where the
balloting occurred. but the store room was
broken into and the box carried Off. The
precinct returned 80 for Smith aud IS for
Harris II and the theft is supp sed to have
been for the purpose of concealing some ir-
regularities. The matter has been in the
hands of detectives, and it is rumored that
some of the guilty parties are known. The
republicans have decided to contest Mr.. Har-
risons election and Mr.. Harrison declares he
himself wishes a recount, and says he believes
the recount will increase his majority.
The fact of the robbery of the ballot box
natura ly occasional great excl emcnt in po-
litical circles. in view of the recent exposure
of the Eighteenth ward frauds Detectives
have been put upon the case and the follow
ing facts appear t. have been d scOycred. 4
coupe was engaged by a saloon-keeper named
Connell. about four O'Clock thiS morning, the
driver being ordered to go to the corner of
state and wenty-second streets and wait for
ing what was undoubtedly a ballot box APP
pcared and entered he coupe. Hewas driven
to the corner of Halstead and Forty first
streets, where he entered sa Don and disapt
peared. No arrests have been made. In
loss of the ballots seriously affects the re uie
on the nayoralty and south Chicag CassessO
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1885-04-23
!Seren Men Biiried Hire.

A special from Oscola, Michigan, says: a
horrible accident occurred here about four
o'clock to-day. While George Fulton. Joe
Biddle, Tom Mitchell, George Gordon, Frank
Maynard and John Hartwick were clearing
the brick out of the smokestack of John
Grams mill, the bottom tier gave way and
the six men were buried under fifty thousand
brick. Five were killed outright and the
other was severely but not fatally hurt.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1885-04-23

General Grant deeply regrets the fact that
he is obliged to leave his war memoirs in an
unfinished state.
There are reported to be nearly or quite on
hundred farmers alliances in Dakota and
more forming.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-01

4 srM8 cuRK YoUND Az LAsT-Ho ONE
nKxD suTTEK-
A sure cure for Blind. Bleeding, Itch
ing and liberated Piles has been dis
covered by DR.. William IAN Indian
Reuisdy1, called DIR. Williams Iadian
PiIs Ointment. A single box has cured
the worst ehronic eAses OF q or 30 years
standing. No enc need suffer i've min
titns after spplying this wonderful
souihine mediefpe. Lotions, izsiru-
tne siss End eieetuaEies do more harm
than good. Williams Indian Pile 0int-
Inesls s.basrhs the tuEnors, allays the In
ianse itching (particalsFly ut night aft
sF getting warm Ia bed). acts a. poui.
tics, gives instant relief, and is prepared
only for Piles, itching OF the private
parts, and for nothing else.
Bead what the Hon. y. n. Ccfiinberry
Of Cleveland says about Dr.. Williams
Indian Pile Ointment: " 4 have used
SCORES OF Pile Cares, and IL affords me
pleasure 10 sag thai have never found
isnythinR which gave sueh immediate
and pasmanens relief az DIR. Williams
Indian Ointment" For sale by all
Druggists, and mailed en- receipt of
prias--&i. Sold by A. ID. Stewart Seattle
FnAuKR MKDlCTxK Co. Pfop'rs,
Cleveland, D.
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MISCELLANEOUS
--~~~<~~~~~~<~~
SUMMONS.

rx rar DISTRICT couRT on TEE
1 Third @uSictAl Dsstrict of Warrington
TsrrItory. hoadins terms ~ sssstle u King
county. Ter the eounttss 81 King sna Alts&p.
Ne. <sxs-Orflla a. Crssws1. pl4'ntsH "
Rnfas q. crsswen and =. \ bone. asiens-
COmplssns nied In the csunts Of King. In
the once Of the Clerk Of said District Court.
TAs Taife1 States Of Ameriea ssHd greesfa9
To Rafus n. cresvell and q T. Long, DE-
fenisntz.
You zre hereby required 70 appear in 90 seton
brought aeainss ycu By the above named plain
tiif. IN the Disfrsct Court OF the Third Judicial
Distrist OF the Territory Of Washington, hold
ing terms 81 the city OF seattle. In the county
Of King. for the counties Of King and kftsAps
and 10 answer the complaint nied therein,
within sixty days from the date sf the hrss
publication Of this summons, or Judgment BY
dcfaalt viii Be takes against you. Ascending
to the prayer % the complaint.
fhe said actton IL broush3 70 obtain de-
cree Of divorce dissolving the bonds Of matT3-
mony existing between the plaintiff and the
defendant. kufus n. Creswell. snd . fair o..
vision If the property OF the ssid plaintiff
and the said defendant, Ru1us n creswell
and the Gus loay Of the children Of said pain
/ III and defendant, kufus n. CresweiL. award
ed to plainttn, with suitable provision for
their maintenance and edncattcn and Alss TO
ebsain . 3ecrse that said defendant. Z +.
Long. make such ecnveyAness IS ths coars
may direct Of the property named IN the
eompls al, or any ether property wnich be
holds In trust for said plaintiff and defeodant
Rufus a. cresvell. or either OF { EN-, and for
such snd further relief an the plainti1 Is en-,
| tttied 10 In the premises.
Witness the Hon Roger 3. Greene, Jadge Of
>l the said District Ouurt, snd the sea-
SEAL. lhsreuf, this 7th dayof April, d.
t~~~-~' 1855.
JAMES sEAvKY. cssrh.
~ JANIS p Ludlow, Deputy aps
Mc9ilvra 4 Blaine, attorneys for plaintiff
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-01

LAND OFFICE REFORM Commissioner
Sparks of the General Land 0ffise,
claims to have unearthed glaring frauds
in every branch of his offise. and prom
ises to inauguraie reforms which will be
Of great advantage. One of the evils
of previous administrations, according
TO the new commissioner, was the prae-
tics OF ignoring the Law relating 10 the
publication of land entries. Instead of
placing these advertisements in the
nearest newspaper, as required by the
statutes, receivers have been in the
habit, he says of selecting such news
papers as suited them without regard to
geographical lines. II have Just issued
an order to registers and receivers" said
Sparks, ''enioining them to advertise
land entries in the papers of general
circulation nearest to the land taken up,
by geographical measurement, or, in
common parlance. as the crow dies /
am convinced that there must be deci-
slge and sweeping changes in the Land
Department before its management can
b. reduced TO an honest, efficient and
economical basis."
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70 rnE rEsEac.

TAis 10 to esEtify shAt shs ph0tne.
Esphsr'a tent % ecrteDpfihly aliases
20 IN Friday evenings cAFesscls. over
the signature Of j. T. Wsz1sr & Co.,
vas made for ne. according 10 my IN
s,rzasiaus, By Mszrs. BargeFt q Bsotn.
6Es Frost street a.d wish 10 SAY
flrthex that am pleased With IL, src
also she c0uEtsozs manner IN which
Mesars. E1rgsrt 4 Booth eoHd1et them
bnziuess. Respectfully,
THO. z. PKFsKR-
seattle, April 8, 1855. % Is
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-01
MISCELLANEOUS.
NoTicE.

Us LAID OFFIcE
Olympia, W. T.. Aprl Is lisa
fne People Of ths United states 90 George
Hudson. greeting:
1ou are hereby summoned 20 appear
before rs II our once In Olympia, W. T..
On Monday, Mar s. 1855 a. O'Clock =
m. % answer The complaint Of JAMES
N COLMAN, ia. who made homesfeaH
entry No. 6S0S March 10 iSSk for The fr1-
lowing tracts sdleRing that your nm1er
land essh entry No. Sa22, made Msrsn -
1881, for the North half IN n Of nGsneast
quarter tNK u Of section Is township y
north. Fenge S east. W. IL, was nzde 1pe1
false and fran inlenf proof thet saso ana
is agricultural In character ard not SUD-
lect % entry Under said Aet-
This bearing ID ordered ~ letter = OF
the honorable. CommisS0ner OF the Ten
ersl Land 0fiee, dated F. hruary ]. iSS
to Determine the chtracter Of the isrd
and the rights OF tie respective parties
thereto.
And u APPEARING 20 eur Satisfaction thkf
the said GeRee Budsen cannot be seeyud
personally. ssrviesof this summons vii be
made by puolicnaon. posting and mailing.
according te rulss - and II Of practice In
q. 5. Disfrifs Lind Ofsces.
Witness CIR aApds this day and year above
written.
JOHN =. GowKY. Register
ap92msi JAS. n HAYDEN, Receiver.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-01
SUMMONS.

TN THE DISTRICT o0rRr on THx
i Third Judicial Disks58 81 theI Terri.
tory Of Washington. hol6Isr tarrns 81 a..
aftle q King county. fof<e cou1tiss Of
-. % cha ios.s 2. as,lsr.. pl.istis,
~ Z }. Blsslow. kmelis fsigslow. Fred
las and Charles Y Ross zsf.sds as Sacho
Complaint ftied In thessnnfy Al Ktnu
Y ne odzce Of the Clerk 4 said DIsfrics
Thf Uaitai States of Anss,E,u sad ,y,xsfins
To + n. Bigslew. feline EBixeiow.
t y. sender sie2h4 Earkeek, John
Nlehoiss ana Chas. y -. defendants
You sae hereby requir 10 sppear II an
s ss.ssa s slsIs sE Z ne s above
lie Thisd Jediciai Dssts 81 "a 'g TS,, e
tory d Washington. hol3|ns terms af the
cry Of Seattle, h TIE oa4=fv 81 kin. for
the csmties Of King ana Eifaan and n,
answer the complaint fiI55 fhErein ssrlfa;r
sixty days from tha date Il ne frst nah-
lscakien g t1is saminon4# Judgment by
inE e The prayer IT The 6Enpiaint.
a. ne 80 e s len y 1zasht 70 recover
from the lath day u Mz<k, 1874. a he
rate o. one per cent pe<7Dnth. and the
costs q sald n1fioa. inSi1lInQ N sfffr-
n4Ys Tee 81 &34 upon 4 1srts{j, nrorrssx.
SoEy nHte made and 6eliHxsi ~ defrn4.
znt I n. Bixeiow 70 deIsa6anf Fred 4
sander. On fhe 18th do AZ BeeeInher
lss4 and 70 lorsc5ose . 6g.zAEn nlorsxsgs
& s IS e ei "a ~ r aa s hsos.sbsr La
defendants !. n. Bigciex ard Emeline
kiEeiow. 10 secure the ISsmer,f ~ 80
no4e UPON - f,l3osrsru -
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LgscEE wssD.

A vail went forth from the LEDGER
that SOME dear brother, who never
heard sharper note than The ringing
OF some church bell, seems illustrated
THAI the citizens are doing their duty In
this far-away western town.
The Ledger man reclines In his chair
after calling the people Of Tacoma
franks" pregnant "now an ex-
tinct tribe q fanatics, = !" hnxybodies. y
ofsicious smelling committees,n oack-
ling siSterhood." hanpecked,n "sab-
rniszise,1 suppressed manhood" "a
iittle band Of silly desssment,s and
many ether similar expressions Of rage
and bate. He reelines IN bis midnight
chair and, After taking another cocktail,
eAlls himself q man who can level the
hiltS With HE mighty orRan.
BE 70 nos decsivcd; the people are not
moeksd. Give the believing calf more
rope and Il wfli soon stop isa Cheating
sounds over virtue. truth. and al thai
h Robie, good and pare. II ths Ledger
man wcnld take the pzins 10 read the
papers and post himself. be w0ald iind
that since The formation Of the Ihfizans'
League In Chicago, seven years eco. rs
per eent. ef the drinking snnaaa minors
has been ehscksd. and the liquof dealers
have hAen made afraid Of ihs Law and
OF the Las and Order League.
n the gentleman waeia take ihe trou.
bile 10 hook into Fsa4k Esssar's fismstrafas
Asmspapsr Of q rxeeGt date. he viii fina
shess words: . rev movements has al
last spFunA into being, from which We
hope for better thiaee. Law ard Order
Leagues are beina formed in different
paFta ef Tie eountsys having tor their
ohieef The snforcsmena Of existing lazs
and iheenssteaeat - better ORES a. fast
rs pmhIia ssfltimeat viii aliow. ThsI
leaders Ia this saoventsat are painfully
aware Of the deDosalixing eject of
kseping upon kbe statute books Laws
that sfe hahifaAliy and epeslly disse-
eAreed. HheY Do not spBoee prnhihisisn
vhsn 4 b plainly demanded By pnhsie
sentiment. and. where pruhlhAaaey laws
exist. uilleseN aid IN their enfssesmeu4;
bot they haid that license lava. where
prnhshitaun 10 isnpossihle. may be made
Z renaeds Ter anany u shs esiss IL the
liqeoT trAtszss ana sheg prupase 10 fora
= paeli9 sentiment Ia favor 81 the rtsid
sxncntiua Of such iawzs~
This b TIE say great nswsparex
salkss bat small aewspapsr doesn1 sse
e. aRsshods ihas d0esu'f hew
a is shFins and oar i fen Keeping
Road nAsHssd
The reassn ibsf Tacnsns stands A wa,, /
- 4 dos b thai TIE Law ana Orsisr /
eeop1s hold ms vissAsexs 81 Law ID rheck
TIE kedgef deserves nsus 81 this crpsIf. /
Toe 10 sseotd y very psor oas Ia thss |
xrzat refoExn. NJ. FFYr-
IAkosess Ap<il ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-01

Us LAND orrscs AT oLrnpiA. W. r.
April -. 1esh.
IA. TO James Rankin and an whom Il mar
concern Notice Is hereby given that no BERT
y. b. Simpson has hied hotiee OF fnten,ion
10 make hnAl proof before she Register and
Rscetvns, 1t their once, in Olympia, ". r
90 ThHrsdny, the 18th dag Of June, 4. d. 1885,
on Presumption D. q. No. sSS5, for the lots /,
Z. and Q 4 Of NE 4 Of section 6, township %
north, range 6 east.
He nalnes a. witnesses Joseph Reed. las
harshan Of Tacoma, W. T.: and Robert Wood.
Ing. D. W Inglis o. slaughter. W.T..
JOHN p. CONVEY.
p3pjef Register Of tho Land once.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-01
ruE prfEssE or yHreRI4.

soz thar tie var eiSad is becoming
darker every hour. It . the oafy o.
every citizen of the brownies 70 1ooA
sk,e Datser square in the lace: Inat
oaF defences at present are inaoequAts
for the proper protection or the naval
station, the chief city and coal mines .
euits apparent. However, there u rea-
,sou 70 believe thai the iMpeEial Govern
ueut are Alive to the great interests tnat
thew possess az Esquimait and else
where. and are moving in the matter OF
lie protection. for it 10 the general opln-
ion in all circles that var Is ineyitaoie.
While this i the case it Is not for TINS
urevince or the Dominion 10 rest con
teus With the protection that the Impe-
RAJ authorities viii undoubtedly pro-
vide. Canada tas made repeated offers
10 tie British Government of men fer
service in the Soadan and other cam
paigns. The opportunity nov presents
where the Domini0A Governments esn
assist the Imperial authorities. and at
the same tine protect their own inter
ests. While fset of cruisers will GER
tainIy make It's headquarters at Esqul-
malt, this can be benefited by the sdoi-
tionat protection Of q land force OF a
soulie Of thousand men and the In
proyefnens Of the coast defences- Some
little work hiss been accomplished II
this direction lately, there being ten
guns of excellent make asd capacity
lining the shore; but there ID room and
need for a Huch more extensive coast
/ defence than at present exists.
We do net wish 70 needlessiy alarm
citizens of the province and particular
ly Of the island by prophesying that II
| the event of war the Russians VII
keep vigilant eye on this part Of ths
British possessions, the only important
1ne on the middle and northern Pacific
coast. These Is no danger of any de
scent being made il the place is IN
strong state Of defence; bat II 1t Il
allowed 20 remain with small and IN
sufficient protection without doub
| the Russians would sweep down on Il
destroy doek-yard and stores, and 4
they did not destroy the city they woal(
certainly make the Inhabitants pay |
| handsome ransom. Thsre is no senti
ment with an enemy in time Of war ant
| little wenld be exercised or expected
from the Russians. Ii is the boundel
duty of the Dominion authorities, afte
ali the expressions of loyalty and desir'
to assist the Imperial Government i
other chimes, TO now come forward witt
substantial help by increasing the de
fences of this station and maintainiH!
a considerable armed force Fictori,
ColoHist.
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Notice Of Final Proof.

o. 9. LAND osyIcx Ar oLrNPu. W.T..
April Is. 1855.
~ Notice u hereby given that GEORGE
HATHEWAY has fled notice Of intention 10
make final proof before the Judge. or In his
absence. the Clerk Of the District Court, at hiz
once In Po Townsend, W. T., on Tuesday,
the s3f day Of June, A. d. 1885. on home
stead application No. 3l09, for the lots I. 3
and ., o. secfioa 70, and NE I OF NE 4 Of
section SO. township So north. range east.
He names as Witnesses william yames,
Tancy KNIGHT. T r. o'Gssry aud Jerome Ely
all Of Oak Harbor, W. T.
JOHN r. CONVEY,
sp30je4 Register Of the Land Ofaee.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-01

Europe and obtained great deal IL 4Hi1Slk
information which he Il compefeht " t4F14
70 those In need Of his services. nm 3IHt1N
win make no charge unless he eiseis ~
Refsons cured A. home Gall Or HriR. n
communication strietiy conidMisfsI. IN
ten dollars for q necksge or mafi<fn& "A
dress DIR. J. r. 0lBB0N, Bax FaK, a&a ~
CISCO Cal Mention R0ex- Ix1zzkalkx111G
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-01

Tie Bast Salve in the world for Cuts,
Hruisas, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheam, Fe-
ver sIoses. letter. Chapped Hands, Chill
hlaifis, Ccrns and ali Skin Eraptions,
and positively cures Piles, 90 no pay ~
qair6d. It 10 guaranteed 10 give perfect
satisfaction. OF uoney refunded. Price,
IS cents per boz. For sale by a. b.
Stewart.
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Notice Of Application to Pur-
chase Timber Land.

.BuxkD srAzEs Dsxz1cx LAM orrtcx.
OLYMPIA. WAsmNaroN TEnArrony.i
NOTICE 10. HEREBY GIVEN THAT. IN
~ compliance with the provisions 81 tls
Act o. oonGress approved June 3, 1878. anti
tied IAN Act Tor the sale Of Timber Lands N
ne States Of California. Oregon, Nevada ana
Washington Tsrritory.s JOHN PULvRR. IN
nkzelt county, Washington Territory. has thIs
DAY FLED IN this ONCE bis application = pur.
enase us = > Of Ne 4, Ne X Of sc 4 and
~ \ Of NV 4 20 section No. I9, IN tow.
lamette Meridian.
Proos "a support Of said application win Be
mnas before the olefk Of Inc District Court.
q snobemish city, enohomish counsy, NJ. r.
saiy I. 1855. a o'elock p. N.
Any and ~ pefsons claiming adversely shs
nd Described land. On sny portion thereof.
sre hsrehy required 10 kis thsir eiairns N thss
emee wsthin SIXTY lsol days from dsss hereof,
Given snaer my hand, - my ones, IN OWN.
pias v. T.. this loth day Of April. A. b. fspS
.. JOHN y. CONVEY.
sPzsle8 Register Of The Land oa3cs.
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J]GO. a, IANICKE & BOs

JSO. @. IASICKE & SON,
viii locate settlers ca the public
hEnds of the United States
We have q compiets abstract from the
nsc0rds of the United States Land
Odiee of all the i9stis IN ne sso2AasIsas
valks, IN Kiag C0ssty. showing the
names Of settlers. date and character of
entry.
win bny and sell lands on commits
sion.
LmpssEed land and 1912 acres Of val
liable anbeT land for sale.
Kand seekers will find IL 10 their I'D
vantage 70 Rivs ua cali before going 20
tbs Land Office ~ Olympia. Address,
apt DIV I'm FALLS CITY, w. I.
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Notice Of Final Proof

q. 8. LAND oFylcx AT OLYMPIA, w.r.l
April Is, 1885.
e0Notice is hereby given that THOMAS
PITTS has filed notice OF intention TO COM
or in his absence. the CLERK Of the District
Court, ss his office in Seat lie, W. T., on Thurs
day. the 18th day Of Juns, A. d. 1885. on
Homestead application No. sol, for the N \
Of 8 y Of section 90, township Is north, range
6 east
He names % witnesses: Allen siark,
Abraham Jones, James K. Mcpoaald aud Thos.
Hsrkins, all OF Rsnton. W, I.
JOHN r. CONVEY,
apa1je4 Register Of the Land Once.