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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

II s. LAND OFFICE ar OLYMPIA. W. T., July
~ II, 1885. Notice is hereby given that Ahrtnd
Bockmann has filed notice of intention 10 make
final proof before the Judge CT in his alb
sence the Clerk of the Probate Court
at his office in Friday Hsrbor, ". T., Saturday
the 10Th day of September A. D, 1895 on Homestead
Application No 1866 for the VIZ of NWA of Sec
% and S,S of NEA of Sec. 81 TIP 35 N, RI West
He a. witnesses: Alfred Durk, Shaw
Island W. IT,, f.. @, Gillette. Christopher Rossler
and Henry Penshaw of San Juan, w. II.
10 JOHN CONVEY Register
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

In Probate Court Of Skagit County, Wash
inCtOn Territory.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
undersigned, administrator or the estate OF
JOHN Ii. DART, deceased, to the creditors
of, and all persons having claims NJ lust, said
deceased, to exhibit the same, with tGl "eccs--
sary vouch els, within ono year from G@Oe OF
the notice tothe undersigned, at Mount Yer
non, ia said county ana Territory, or be for
eyer barred. j.. n. MAiLpCt>.
Administrator OF said estate.
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ADVERTISERS Is.
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

II 8. La MD OFFICE AT OLYMPIA, W. T.
~ July ~. 1885 notice il hereby given that
Ilzt shGrp has sled II tiac OF intention t. make
mai proof L"ture a O. Bowman, NOtery Public,
at hts Office in Anacortes ". T. saturday tho oath
day Of August, A. y laS5. on Pre- e'nption d. ) No.
G1i5, for the SW quarter Ok 81 quarter and half
of SW quarter OF SIC. IL Up. 81 4 Il East.
She names as wit lcsecs: MattAe as ArtstsIstn, j.
j F"dd"r. Columbus o. Best. aud a. Il. Williams
Is Gw JOHN I. CONVEY Register
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

U. g. LAND OFFICE AT Oily MPIa, w. T. July
10. 1855 Notice is hereby given that Rodger r.
Cockeril has filed notice of intention to make final
proof before the Clerk of the Probate Court at his
Office, in Friday HarGor, w. r.. on Wednesday, the
2pd day of September, A. ID. 1885, on Presumption
ID. S. NO. S0s5,for the Lots 2, L Or of Sc Or
and SW or OF L or of Sec. II TIP. 81 n. X. l West
Tie names witnesses; Ernest Won Gohren,
Charles Basfeard, James Jurgensen and John
Schultz al. OF East Sound, w. II
Is 6w JUEE L. q OWEY Register
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NoRrHwEsr F"rER97IsE
..SEPTENBER 10, 1883

Since the death Of f. T, Gum,
late editor of the Olympia Traus-
cript, the paper has been continued
temporarily uron half sheet, un>
der the direction Of tho admins
traitor in the hope that some ono
DESTROYS Of entering the business
will make arrangements to pur-
chase the establishment entire and
continue tho paper to its subscribers
without interruption.
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=. 0I..I.C.Lts.

Henry Wooten of Anacortes. will
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NOTIcE or APPLICATION TO PUR,

IN A-N IIN,BEH n Nd.
LIMITED STATES DISTRICT LAND OFFICE
y OLYMPIA. Washington Tcrritor, Notice is
heroN. l,en that. in comp.i2nc" with the urovis.
ions of the Act OF Congress approved June 3, 1878
entitled AN Act for the sale of Timber
Lands -: the States Of California, Oregon. Nevada
rnd Wasidrton Territory" Andrew Nowha'l, Of
san Juan County Wash. Ter, has this dav iilcd
in this Office he Application TO purchase the Io'
NJ 5. OF Sect y g. aud lot No ! of Section No.
in Township NO 50 North, Range No. West O:
the Willamette Meridian.
Proof IN support Of said application will he made
ciore Z =. WJrba-s, P'obate judge at : tVrlsy
Harb0r san JGan County, ". r., Apr Is, 1885,
At 2 o'clock =. VI.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the said
described land, %: any portion tier of, arc hereby
required to fle toiT cl.ims in this office within
sixty ,Go) days from detc hereof.
Givon undor rlj hraI at my offce in Olympia, W.
T. this 18Th day Of January, \. J.. 1855
JOHN f. GOWFY,
45.l0w Register OF tie Land Office.
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-04

Ii Ia said Granville has effected an
lSreemenl with the Russian govern
,atnl ON tho Afghan lroutier question,
ple hnll point in dispute was the right
Y me Aigos to occupy Penideh. Tuis
S been roierred % the Anglo Russia
Commission.
AN ARMY RUMOR,
rs reported from Woolwich arsenal
.lal IN military circles IL is understood
KY the government has arranged 10
rlu IN readiness 10000 troops for
te'ylco against Russia IN Afghanistan,
tal mat England is to depend Tor home
l'o'ecl0n upon the reserves.
N, ENGLANb's ARMY STRENGTH.
ING recruiting office reports show tina,
'aU hr'slsh army now numbers lSl ,OOJ
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-04
A DAYS NEWS FROM WACO
CLEANERS FoR sIaErseN
North Texas Delegations Returning -ss,ss
stoT Harrison all Fixed mp with
war Paint, Whooping for
the 'Exaniner's' Hair.

Waco, March 3.--(Special. North.
bound trsins on the several ROADS ar
crowded this evening with people no.
turning from the exercises OF Austin.
The Missouri Pacific train, which
reached here at $3.50 p. IA, had large
number OF tiremen from the north
Texas towns on board. They were met
at the depot by delegation of Waco
nremen, with something to clear the
coDwebs and dust from the throat.
The train palled out for the north with
cheers from both sides.
senator Harrison's passage. alarms
with the Examiner correspondent al
Austin, yesterday, creates considerable
interest here to-day. The Examiner
has a very slight reference to il. Y6is
said tonight that Harrison has written
10 the Examiner that certain state
ments published in that paper about
him (Harrison) and the Groer county
bill must be rsetitied at once, or the sena-
tor will be In Waco this week to helm
stralghten ontmatters. II is known that
Harrison has written letter to the Ex-
aminer and ssked its publication, as A
matter of justice. This letter NAV possi-
bly, appear in the Examiner IN the
morning. The shape the matter is az.
Stunning is rather regretted by people
VINO are friendly alike to Senator Har-
ris0n and the Examiner.
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Tho first indulgence sin some sOnse
legitimate; is almost enforced, either bv
acute pain or chronic insomnia. The
latter is perhaps the most dangerous
The pain, IL IL last for weeks, forces
recourse TO the doctor before tho habit
has become incursble. Sl6eplessness
Is moro persistent, and TO
most people much less alarming thing;
and it Is moreover one with which the
doctors can seldom deal, save through
the very agents of mischief. Neural
gia, relieved for time by oholorol0rm
or morphia, may be cured by qulnine:
sleeplessne55 admits OF hardly any cure
but such completo change of liiaas Is
rarely possible, at least to its working
victims. And the narcotist habit once
formed, neither pain nor sleeplessness
is AL that its pronunciation would
involve, Tho drunkard, IL must
be remembered, gets drunk, as a rule,
but occasionally. Save In the last stages
OF dipsUmania he can do, Il not without
drink, yet without Intoxicating quaint.
ties of drink, for days together. The
narcotiSt who attempts to 20 Tor q whole
day without his accustomed dose sui-
iers In Il hOurS far more cruelty than
the drunkard deprived of alcohol I'm as
many days. The effect upon the slom-
ach aud other organs, upon the nerves
as well az on the brain, "a QUO of indis.
Crlhable, unspeakable discomfort
amounting to torture; disorder
of the digestive system more
trying than sea sickness, dis.
organization Of tho nerves, which, after
some hours OF unspoakable misery, eul-
inmates Ia CDuvuisiVo twltclinls In
mental and physical distress, simply in
dgscrihAble TO those who have not ielt
10, Whore attempts have bppu made
torcibly and suddenly 10 withhold Tho
accustomed sedatiye, they have not un-
frequently ended in a few DAYS I'm mad
| ness or death. In other cases the Vic
tim has sought and obtained relief bv
efforts aud through hardships which in
BIS or her best days would have seemed
| impossible or uncomfortable. One
/ woman thus restrained escaped In dss.
habil!e from her bed room on a winter
night of arctic severity; ran for miles
! through the snow, and was fprtunnto
enough TO tlud chemist who knew
something OF the fearful effect of such
| prlvalion, and had tho sense and cour-
! ago tC give in adequate quantity the
| poison that had now become the first
necessary Of life. In u word, narcotics,
one aud all, are to those who have once
iMl9n under their powor, tyrants whose
h9ld can hardly ever be shaken oil,
which punish rebellion with the rack
ana Win All those devices Of torture
which medieval and ecclesiastical cru
| City found even more terrible than the
rack ITSELF while the most absolute sub.
mission is rewarded with sulIerings
only less uncomfortable than punishment
OF revolt. DeQuincey's treams under
the influence Ofopium were 10 the tor
turos OF resistance what the highest cir
clio OF purgatory may bo TO tho lowest
PIT OF the internO.-l National Review,
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Gen, Hazen 30 be Court-Mart,sllod.

WASHINGTON, March 3.-The presl.
dent to-day oIdored court-martial for
the trial of Brigadier- General w. Il.
Hazen, on tho charge of conduct preiu-
dlclal to good order and military dis
clplne. The court viii meet in this
city ON the nth inst. Major. General
Hancock is president of the court.
Con. Hazen is charged with having
officially, and publicly criticized the 40.
tlOn OF the secretary of war for not fol-
lowing his recommendation TO send an
eXpt dition 20 the relief Of Llout.
Greedy in September 1888.
The following is tho detail for the
court: Mnior-General Hancock, Major
General SChOiOld, Brigadior-Gen6ral
Howard, Brigadier- General Terry, Big
adler, General Augur, Brigadier.G eneral
MacFeeley, Brigadler General ROches.
ter, Brigadier-Genoral Helabind, Briga-
der General Murray Brigadier-
Newton, Col. Andrews OF the twenty.
hith infantry, Col. Merit. OF the fifth
cavalry, Col. Block, OF tho second
infantry, with Capt. J. w. Clous,
Of the Twentieth infantry as Judge adj.
vocate. O,ders were also issued to-day
| for a suspension Of Con. He2en, and for
him to consider himself in arrest until
further orders. Capt. Wills, OF the sig
nal service, has been ordered on duty
as acting chief signal officer, pending
the result OF the trial of Gen.
Hazon. ltis undofstosd the action of
the president in this case was precipi-
tateG by an interview with Gen. Hazen,
published yesterday, in which Gen.
Hasen was represented as placing on
the secretary Of war the responsibility
l0r mo loss OF so mnny mombers Of the
! q aoleY party.
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The City Council.
7OS ELM STREET.

City council met In regular session
last night, Mayor John Henry Brown
pro tenn, presiding. Roll called, All
sent; Alderman Gibson, of the fifth
ward.
The reports of the various officers for
the past month were read and referred
20 tho proper committees.
The committee on claims reported Il
number OF claims against the city, which
were allowed and ordered paid.
The city engineer was ordered to fur
nish plans and specifications for a bridge
across Dallas branch at the Intersection
Of Cochran street.
Tho report Of tho health officer In re-
gard to the alloy between Commerce
and Main streets as being q nuisance
was referred TO the committed on streets
aud bridges,
The mayor was authorized 10 buy 10
cords of wood for the poor of the ,city.
Alderman Williams, chairman of the
committee on fro department, reported
the purchase and receipt of a thousand
feet of new hose,
Alderman Loeb offered the following;
That his honor, the mayor, be aud h
hereby authorized TO appoint y suitable
person To- proceed 90 Austin, Texas, II
deemed necessary, 10 properly present
tho matter Of the charter amendments
now pending before tho Statul legislature
TO said body, and lhat Che expenses, no.
exceeding $50 for making said trip, be
betrayed by tho city Of Dallas.
Alderman Williams moved 10 amend
the resolution by tho appointment OF
Alderman Morony, and thus amended
| 10 was adopted.
A number Of petitions were presented
and referred 60 the various committees.
Alderman Cater offered u resolution
for the city TO purchase Of a. BrOWulee
u certain lot adjoining the Waler-v Orks
for reservoir purposes, 10 was Streuu-
Ously opposed by Alderman Williams
ON the ground that Mr. Keller, present
alderman, had proposed TO dedicate &c
the city the said piece of property, iftht
/ city would release MIN from the bond o
oX-Assessor Newt Ogden. That the re-
cords so showed II and that the city ac
cepted the proposition and Mr.. Keller
refused to comply with the contract
| The discussion was quite animated and
many insinuations as TO a "bug under
the chip" and a "subterfuge" was dealt
! In.
Aldermen Williams, Morony and
Cock oil opposed, in long discussions
! the resolution, while Aldermen Carter
! Smith, Loeb and S9ay argued In favor
The resolution was adopted, and the
mayor ordered to issue city notes TO the
amount Of Sl,700, bearing II per cent. In
forest, TO purchase the property.
The mayor was directed TO order {
city election ON April Z.
Alderman Cockrell introduced Tho
following; That In view of the fact tina
| Messrs Rauch q Co., are contemplating
the erection ola large Touring mill anC
grain elevator and deeming II of vas
benefit and interest to tho city and viii
ling TO encourage manufactures, there
fore be II resolved that the aforesaid
Parties be allowed TO erect ON tn
corner Of Elm and u oadway streets III
elevator of such dimensions and {
such material rs they may SEQ fit.
The resignation OF Alderman ]. Il
Brown and Ed @. Smith were submit
ted and accepted.
The city secretary's salary was II
creased SIS por month on account of 81
ira labor.
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MEXIA, March, 81 Special Tho
weather is at last clear and pleasant
and our farmers are pushing tholr work
to theutmost. Now aud thon s. solitary
bale of cotton makes its appearance on
our streets hold over for 10 cents. Gosh
business dull buL the demand for credit
boundlCss
Invitations are out FOR the grand Pu-
rim ma luerade bali to be given by our
lsraehte clnzons anC from Preparations
ever given In MeNis.
Capt. Y. A H0rd at the request Of his
many friends is g cJud & for city
marshall.
There was petition goili the rounds
here asking the Legislature b interfere
again with freight rates, bat oar people
took very little stock iu itss is was CIV.
identity gotten up in at interest @!
HousOn and Galveston.
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Town Omosr snsncnnnn

DRs MoINFs, March 3-Gov. Sher-
man this afternoon served no.
tice on Auditor Brown suspend.
ing him from oiiieo and an
pointing j. w. Cotten, formerly
auditor OF state as auditor pro tenn. The
notice states that tho suspension Is
made because of Browns failure and
refusal 70 Cooout for certain moneys
and property of the state entrusted
to him. COtaell, who hal filed his bond ,ac
companled the officer serving tho notice,
ready 10 !ske poss esslon oil the office,
but Brown refused 70 surrender the Office
books aud papers. IL Is understood the
governor had the Office of auditor exam
ined by ~ committee; thss tho commit
tee reported slate Of affairs which
made 1t mandatory on tho governor
70 suspend the auditor. Tho matters of
alleged delinquency on the AUDITORS
part, In which tho governor has acted ,
has nothing 10 do with tho complaint
made against Brown in connection with
examining Insurance companies. The
committee did not enquire into
that matter, but only detailed the
management Of his Office and accounts
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-04

a New Enemy DO the nrltl.h.

LONDON, March 3.-Dlspatohes from
Noru say Gen. Wolseley's eyes have be-
,V 05 affected by the glare OF the sun,
S,o u ithel intense heat has caused an out
Troops. WV "'''ONs 'u0 - ''''A
o., ANornER RETREAT ORDERED.
hn weu, Wolseley ordered Gen. Brackon-
cS tI 10 return 10 Korti and not proceed
us march to Ahu Hammed.
kAsSALA GARRISON DOOMED.
b SaUUcording to advices from Massowah
6nosssarrrlsou at Kassala has been re-
i'rrS So 70 an effective force of coo men.
ts n.y. own IL closely besloged and the
En,s9n IL short OF ammunition. The
ny p.lah troops are disconnected. The
CC oorrerunment ut Cairo has abandoned all
M, w relieving the town.
,, nJ destination of the fourth italian
d bb e dIllon to the Red Sea Is supposed
rye rrnkitat.
,, SoYiAhIM, March 3.-Three transports
eviInI,nlui,ng troops Of the Sikhs, India
T.. hRACKENRURY's RETREAT.
bstV I T Wolseley telegraphs from Korti
4 IN po Nen' Brackenbury's forces arrived
h pMy dlIu ON Sunday, on a return march
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-04

FINISHED work desires but few words
OF commentator. Especially In mat.
tors ofa do evidences Of taste and Gull
tur5 commend themselves. A lilo sized
bust in oil, from the skilful brush OF
Frank A. Wheaton, on exhibition nj the
Glen Loa saloon, is especially worthy OF
general mention. 1t Is n finely executed
painting OF our national "Columbia"-
our American virgin. A companion
picture WIS displayed In the same es-
iablish nent on the receipt OF tho nows
OF the election Of the democratic stan.
dard bearers. At that time columbia"
was Just Issuing nom an egg shell and
was playing tho peek-a-boo racket, but
now, In tho present instance, she IL A
fully pledged maiden. She reached her
maturity this morning, and may she live
and prosper,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-04

9ynamite. He also identified the coat
found In one OF the portmanteax as he.
Al the resumed hearing of the case Of
cunningham and Burton, the alleged
Seynemlters, several witnesses from
southampton identified Burton. as the
b9rton they had known in that CITY. ~
Ihomas jenkins testified he was a
passenger on the steamship DOMAIN and
saw Burton aboard in the steerage
burton told witness that he was nv
.rsd IRA; coachman, lived in Liverpool
S Si was gong to London. He said he
0tbos 80 ~ NleVeiahu, ONO.
ton, Dul-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-04

GALVESTON, March 3.-Iu the supreme
court tho following cases were decided
to-day;
Houston, East & West Texas Railway
company vs.. John Trenton; from Har-
ris county. Affirmed.
G. \. Whitaker VS., G.. l.. Gee, 1t al. 4;
from Waller county. Affirmed.
A. Z. Lufkin vs.. City of Galveston ct
al, from Galveston county. Affirmed.
The suit of Lufkin VS.. Fisher ct el,.
was Instituted to test the right of the
city of Galveston To levy n tax of 90
cents on each 500 worth
OF property for general purposes
and further tax of cents for an emer-
gency fund, the city deriving its right
toimposo such tax from the charter of
1870, Contestants claim the first
TO be unconstitutional and the
second TO be In excess ofcharter powers.
The various questions raised are ably
reviewed by Chief Justice Willie In his
decision sustaining the city in her right
80 levy such tax.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-04

ClrX OF MEXICO, March Sci Diario
Oniclal corrects Ell Partido Liberal, in
the suggestion that Sir Spencer st.
'onn' the British minister at this CAPT.
t9l, was recalled because there was no
MMeXicsn minister in London, but the
Mexican legation there was heinz
served by a secretary. Eel DiarIo
states that st. Johns trim
was not unexpected, as several months
before the recall of Minister MariscsaI
rom London, st, John signided his in
tehtlon to absent himself temporarily
On business connected with the legation.
me ne mas ilve months leave of absence,
Inc relations, concluded Ell Diario, be-
cordial, 40 inoSU
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-04
THEATRICAL.

a handsome floral horseshoe, SYM
b1llcel of good luck, was presented TO
Mrs, Benton yesterday by some OF her
lady admirers.
Mrs. Benton's second annual benefit
will take place ON Saturday afterno Don
aud evening, on which occasions the
prominent actress, Rose Eytingo, and
her California company, will appear In
"Leah, the Jewoss," for the matinee,
and In "S,ill Waters Run Deenn at the
evening performance,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-04
Al the One alfonso.

Tho Bunch of Keys were ratified again
last night to an audience whom the per-
Torrance delighted, Flora Moore as
Teddy was the same success she was
the evening before, aud the hotel man,
with Grimes as Front, came up very
close to her In excellency of rendition.
The whole play Is success, because Il
Is so grand an absurdity. That Is lust
what II was Intended TO be, just what Il
was, and the people we're not disap-
pointed In their prime entertainment,
for tho reason that they went TO the
opera'house to be amused. Dldactic
playing is pretty we'll "played.n