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PnovrRB Fon THE PzsxY.wrsE

penny saved Ii two earned Is proverb every one
has heard, but which but few practice. While pru-
den, about certain expenditures many display reck-
less extravaganza In others. man who thinks moth
Ing OF buying 81 box of cigars will grOwl at his wife
for paying fifteen cents for ribbon for her back
hair There are many who would run all over town
to save ten cents on barrel Of flour. and yet will
patronize snowy expensive clothing store believing
that the place To secure bargains If such persons
would reflect but moment they would see the error
OF their way. The bigger the store, the larger the
mirrors and more snowy the plate glass 'front.' the
larger the expenses When the expenses are large
the profits have to be in proportion This logic too
plain to be disputed. Every will concede that to
sell low the expenses must be kept down to q very
small figure. This is exactly the principle upon which
business Is conducted at the LONDON d LIVER
POOL CLOTHING CO., corner 7th and @ streets
Where fancy clothing establishments have to secure
profit Of from SO to % every suit they SELL we
can more than pay running expenses at onesixth
those figures Then again. our cheap prices make
quick sales. That is where real profit comes in
One per cent month seems like very small profit;
when we can turn that one per cent over every
month 1t amounts to twelve per cent per annum You
will perceive that we do not glttering and non
sensical boasts to deceive you. We give you facts
which are incontrovertible. Moreover we give you
Suits for $6. S725, $780, SO. $l2: $14; overcoats
at 81 S. &c. 81 SO, So 49, that our more preten-
tious rivals are selling at double our figures.
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The Vlrginians win be greatly disappointed
at the decision of the President not to attend
the coming state fair at Richmond. But Mr..
Cleveland and the cabinet feel that the visit at
this time would be misconstrued The fair is
held at date when the whole state will be in q
political ferrnent, and were the President to 20
into the state under such circumstances the
visit could not be made simply . social event
And, therefore, as Mr.. Cleveland is anxious to
separate his office from political machinery, he
feels 1t would be out Of place to make the Jour-
uey
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-16

IL Is very dull and cold year when the New
York city politicians cannot get up q three
cornered local fight in order to make their
usual deals at election. This year the thing has
been very nicely fixed. Tammany and Irving
HAL have agreed on local ticket, shutting out
IneCounty democracy, who are going torun one
Of their own, while the republicans mean IN t,v
TO get In between the rival democratic factions
The "boys" feel quite happy, and wouldn't
have harmony" for any consideration.
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EOR RENT
n l4l220th NV, l2r. $S5
1880 q ST., l2r-, m.i.......65
Azt y st.. D r.-....... so
SO46 n st., l2r., m. i......5O
HAS 2lst 81, l2r. m.i.42. sc
1l4S 2lst, 12r., MI. 1880
1922 q St, Or, m. 1850
8l5-6l1 23d St, sr..mL3u
Store, 80lo NJ st............3o
1921 Pierce Pl., 7r.-2S.5l
272l n st., lOr., rn.i.....-3G
Cor. N&3o SITS. ST.. mi .3t
lVl2 y. r. av., Ar-...21.5I
2I27 II o.. Or. .ml.- 22.5l
Apply
oc16 1Ql
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Gov Hills letter of acceptance, published
this morning, comes out strongly In support of
the PRESIDENT and in favor OF civil service re-
FORM 1t Is plain that the new reform is in
fashion, and, no matter how badly 1t tastes, the
pohticians have to smack their lips and say
they like It.
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The Doubie-sheet ro.morrov.

The demand for space in the advertising col
umns of THE STAR is very large, and adver.
tisers will confer favor by sending in their
orders early Us practicable to insure insertion
and classification in to-morrow's doub,eshse.
fSSue
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Fon PEOPLE Gonso SourH.

i OR L EOPLE 0oIN0 SoUTH.
on account Of the demand for Gauze and 0ossamel
underwear from people going south. we have been
give notice 70 travellers and others that they can 1t al
times find here fun line Of Ladies and Mems Gause
Ladies. eause .sd 7ss,s A.gi.nda Quality
IN 1oas sn, Weight Me.no Vests and Pants vests
Ladies' Half Wool Vests and fants, 75c and 81
Fl, Fun line of american Hosiery COMPANY. Full Reg:
gtar Made Vests and Pants. Vests IN both long and
Fun line Of Ladies Med,!cos.s Vests AID Pants
Light weight close to all wool, full regular made. All
The above descriptions can also be applied to Mems
Underwear IN both GAUGE and Gossamef, and marked
- $3.50, ,ns IEA " R WSfeHr UNDERWEAR
Weishis as our stock was never more complete no!
at such low prices This s9c was
to-day for less than 10 per cent increase over the
10 %
do give our customers the advantage low p1r-
Mems Heavy Merino Shirts and Drawers, smoother
ana hnor woven than last seasons goods, only soc.
Mems Heavy Thibit Wool Shirts and Drawers,
6ongnr 20 sen e 7oc but Is special indncement
Mems Heavy Angora Wool Shirts and Drawers,
price this IL onIy sc EACH We a. are con-
fdent they cannot be bought elsewhere this price
Mems English Wool Shirts and Drawers, although
this shirt is heavy and wooy they entirely nee
from irregularities regards bunch WOOL small dirts
&C, which often get in the heavy goods, creating
an unpleasant: Itching sensation. Fine, smooth. null
regular made, and well worth 81 80. Only 81. rs
each
The Best Scarlet Shirts and Drawers made for the
Price-Men's Allwooi Scar'et Medicateh Shirts and
Drawers bound with silk braid. self fronts, small
finished seams, pearl buttons sewed on to stay. All
sizes We sold the same grade for $L26. This sea-
sons price, only 81 each
We have also ie Cochineal Dyed AL wool Scarlet
Shirts and drawers.
Also. the celebrated "southdown" Underwear nil
pure lambs wool which we have marked at our popu-
lar low prices.
The above descriptions on Mems Heavy Weight
shirts and Drawers can also be applied The Ladies'
Goods, As we have them In the same numbers.
An inspection of these goods will convince all that
the place to get full value for the money in Under.
wear, as in everything else we keep, 10 a.
WOODWARD LOTHROPS
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE,
ONE PRICE ONLY,
021 Pa Ave. {oc16l QI1 n st
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LNOR RENT-DESK ROOM IN LARGE, HAND
4 some Of0ce. Gunton Building, cor. 9th q. nW.,
fronting on Penua. ave; be obtained moderate
terms by application to A. 3 PRATT 4 SON, Real Esp
tate Agents, z0l 9Th ut. NV. oclA-&t
Il now occupied BY John Sherman Co, Real Esr
tate Brokers' e27 Fst, 70 be vacated their removal
70 No. 14O7 St, about Nov. LIST Oc7-lm
INOR RENr-OFFT6E ROOMS; VERY DESIR-
- able; heat gas and janitor service; single or en-
suite; Ct 61S st. NV. near Patent Oface General
Post Office and new Pension Office. Apply to D. q
LAWRENCE. ONCE Rooms S. 6 and T. 6I6 F Ct NV.
oc3-1m
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THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL
CLOTHING COMPANY,
l6 CORNER 7rH AND @ STREETS

LADIES FuRs AND WARS
Our FUR DEPARTMENTS Is well stocked With all
the leading styles Of
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN WRAPS.
LADIES', MISSES AND CHILDRENS FURS ia
every variety.
FUR TRIMMING ut New York manufacturers
prices
WILLETT RUOFF,
HATrERS AND FURRIERS,
oc166m eos Pennsylvania ave-
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EOR RENT

| ocl0 iS3T Pam ave NV
1,NoR RENT-ABoUT NoNEMBER-l THREE
Il Eew threestory aud basement B.icks: y roomr
All modern improvements on Pennsylyania ave.
near Gath ST; 500 ADAMS & BEALI.
Real Estate. Loans aud Insurance.
seZZ-lm lx20 II IA W.
| FOR RENT-sIx- ROOM BRICK HOUSE. 1911
II Sd 81. NV: $40 Apply 10 r. r. PAIRO asa
Louisiana ave. .eis-,m
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E,oR sALE-oNE FINE SINGER MACHINE
y with side drawers, drop leaf and cover: aud one
Domestic with all the latest improved sttachmepts
Al Id, with five years guarantee. as AUEhBAt'H's
9Th and III ats. ocl5-2,
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V.NVN
L -. Once Room, second floor. zoos a. NV
Si2 stable, rear 1903 9Th St NV
,s BUSHNELL d CARUsI
su<o-<m l0o6 N. ~.
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FOR RENT-STORES.


FQR RENT-FINE, LARGE STORE, WITH
Il Basement. e. corner Sth and r SITS. u. W. Apply
toA h WALKER, $50 Louisiana ave NV oc7-2ws
NOR RENT-sroRE AND FIXTURES CHEAP.
Il Inquire At 63l Pennsyivania ave. Sc. ocl5-3ts
LNOR Rents E COR OF nth AND SIS.
NV store, second floor and basement. suitable for
trst-class dry goods or china and housefnTniShins
goods possession given immediately. Inquire Of W.
b. MOSES son, southwest corner 11th and sta
NV. oc1O-lW
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To all whom itmay Concern
OFFicE OF THE COLUMBIA AND PuGErl
SOUND RAILROAD COMPANY,
SEATTLE w. T.. July n. fSS3 |

OFFIcE OF THE COLUMBIA AND PuGEri
SOUND RAILROAD COMPANY.
SEATTLE w. T.. July y. fSS3
WHEREAs, BY DEED BEARING
w Gate August 10 1874 executed In pur.
suance OF an ordinance approved August
IS 1873 the city Of Seattle conveyed to the
Seattle and Walia WGiiA Railroad and
Transportation Company. all the tide
lands south Of King street. In said city OF
seattle, In. along. around and aboutEiliol
bay. from extreme high to extreme iow
tide and deep water Aiad
Whereas. The Legislative Assembly Of
the Territory Of Washington. BY an Act
approved SoyeInber g. 1s7a ratified and
confirmed nid grant and conveyance upon
certain conditions. which have been fully
performed by said Company; and.
Assembly vested the title Of said lands In
said Seattle and WaIls Waiia Railroad
and Transportation Company. In Tee aim
Whereas, The United States h.s acoui.
esccd In said grant and conveyance and
Whereas The said Seattle and Waila
Walla Railroad aud Transportation Com.
said lands 20 the Columbia aid Pmge
Sound Railroad Company;
Now. therefore. the said Columbia and
Puget Sound Railroad Company heieby
gives notice that Il claims the exclusive
right 10 occupy said iands and 70 erect
wharyes and other Structures thereon,
and that all persons krB hereby notifled 70
relrsan rom eccupyins Or entering upon
writing, q said Columbia and Ps,x =
Sound Railroad Cofnpany.
COL MBIA 6 PUGkTsoUNDRRoo
By +. J. MIENKR
APPS Assistant Superintendent
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SUMMONS.

TN ThE DISTRICT COURT OF TIN
l. Third Judicial Distxics Of Washington
ferritSry, holding terms al Seattle Ia King
county. for the counties Of King end KitsAp.
No. lsAl-0rilla Creswtli, plaintiff. Va.
Rufus n. creswell and Z. I. Long, delenj-
ants.
Complaint hlea In the counts Of King. In
tie ONCE Of the Clerk Of said District Court.
The Tnftsd States of america ssnd greeting
To Rufus n. creswsil and =. 3. Long. de-
fen tlnts.
Yos are hereby isquirsd 70 sppear in "a action
brought against yon by the above named plain
tin, In the District Court Of the Third Judicial
Distrist Of the Territory Of wsshingson, hold
ing terms 81 the city Of Seattle. IN ihs county
Of King. for the counties Of King and kifssp,
and TO answer the complaint fled therein,
within a.xly days from the date ef the nrss
publication Of this summons, or Judgment By
deisait VIII oe taken .eAisss you. according
The said actien 10 nrou- BIT 10 obtain Dc
cree OF divorce dissolving the binds OF matrs-
uiony existing hstween the plsinsif and the
defendant. Rufus N. creswell. and . fair dis
vision q the properly o. the said plaintiff
and the said defendant. Rn'uz n. cresweil
and the cass ody Of the children Of said palm
til snd defendant, cufus n Creswell, award
Cd 10 plsiutin. with suitable provision for
their maintenance and edncatirn: and also 10
obtain . ieorse that said defendant, T. T.
Long. make such convey anees ss The Court
may direct Of the property named Ia the
compa ut, or any other rroperty watch he
holds in trust for said plaintiff and defendant,
bufuS NJ Oresweil. or either 81 EN-, ard Tor
such aud further relief zs tho plaintiff 10 en-
tliled TO IN the premises.
Witness the Hon. Roger 3. Greene, Judge Of
-, the said District Court. and the seal
SEAL. ihsresf, this TN day Of April. A D.
'>----t 1855.
JAMES sEAvEY, Cierk
By JANIS p. Ludlow, Deputy. are
Mc6ilvra 4 Blaine attorneys FOR plaintiR
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Notice In Admiralty.

TINTED STATS OF AMERICA, WASH.
u faeton Territory, Is.
WI reas, libel has been h'ed In the Dis
trics Court Of the Third judicial District Of
Washington Territory. holding terms al Por,
Townsend. on the 1lth day Of April. 1855, b
Charles ase. . resident Of seattle, WASH fsy
stesedore, against the ship Jeremiah Thomp
son. regis'ered and owntd ~ San Francisco,
California, whereof II. Peterson is master, b.
tackle, apparel and furnita are. aleging. in sui,
stance, that sal ship ts iadebted 20 libellasi
In the sun Of $3.50 So. bsiaace due him On Z
coairacs for loading and slowing 10 sid YES 81
= fall and eomplete cargo Of spars, timber snd
at Port Gamble. wash. ~, whIca sum the
msster Of said ship has refused to pay. tbs
owners thereof being unknown 20 libelians
and said ship being hound on q voyage "a
Hcngkong China and 5rsying process sQisusl
said ship. her tackle, sppsfel and furniture,
70 pay the amount due hbellsnt on said con
tract for his services a steveaors. with inter.
est aud costs, aad for genera relief.
Nov. therefore. In Pursuance Of the Doni.
ton. under the seal IL said Court, to me 81
ieeted and delivered, l do hereby give public
noticr g. all persSns elalmi0g said chip,
her tackle. a2pAtel md furnlinre. Or IL
aud Apo ~ before the said District Court b
be held . Port Townsend. Washingtos Terri.
tory, on Men isy, The An dag Of Nay next,
~ the hour Of II o'clock am. Of said day tpra-
vidsd the same stall DO day Of jnrisdict'cn,
Otherwise on The pezs day Of tsrisdie Ion
thsreaftsrl then and there 70 intsrpose iheiz
cisims and make their allegations tn thai b.
half
Dsisd the lstli aay Of April. 1855
v. 0xoRGE
q. 6. Mzrslaai for Washingtou Territory.
By J. g cLix0ER, pcputs
L v Roseer, prs ctsF for ifbeiisnt.
Date Of nrst publicatis April IA fsBf
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MIsCFILANEOUs
SHEIRIFFS SALE.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT HOLD
Il ing terms a. Seattle
No a2S--Sfetson & Post plaintinS Va
Charles II. Clancy and Lillian CLANCY, de-
PENDANTS.
Under and BY virtue Of an order Of sale.
issued out ef the above rarned Court IN
the abovs entitled sction. dated the 18th
day OF lnarch, 1853 and TO me directed
and delivered. have duly leyiSd upoa
the Property described In said order OF
sale and l,s follows. TO wiz:
A twoetory frame buiidlng occupied
bv Chariss +. Clsncy. and known as the
City Livery Stable situakHa on lot ave
~, in blo,k ten tlal in Maynard plat OF
the town now cityl OF Se4ftleA King
County. Washington Ter .itory, more
fully described as heing ON the northwest
cor er OF Tn I'd ard Main streets. in said
City Of SsAffie.
Notice Is therefore hereby given that on
Saturday. ihe Sd Nay Of May. ISSs.
At the hour Of 10 O'Clock in the forenoon
Of said dag. in front Of the Court House
door In the City OF Seattle. King County.
Washington Territory. | viii. IN obedi-
ence to said order Of sale. sell the above
described property at pubic auction to
the highest biader for cssh-
lated at Seattle, the Is, day OF April
1855
ap2td LH. McGRAw. Sheriff.
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SHERIFFS SALE.

Tn THE DISTRICT COURT HOLDING
Il terms az Seattle.
No. s0Ss-Q n. Tenny. plaintiff, vs. Charles
K. ycnner and c. 4. NoFAg r. defendants
Under ead ny virtue ef an executioI issued
out the ab We PANIED eou, 1 In the above
certified sction. have day levied upon the
real property, situsfed IN King Coa9ty, wash
iug.on Territory, and more particularly
bounded ind described ~ follows. wit:
Lot thr,se fSl. -four 90 nd nve ssl, In block
four ca sf B1wley's addition 10 the City Of
Seattle. Al,o lot nine (9l. In block ,wenty ak
(2s) Of A. A Dcnny's addition TO the city Of
seattle. AIS al undivided seven-eighths t5<l
interest in, and 10, the northwest quarter "
section tliiry-six tS6a. tsvnshlp twenty-four
t14l no I'll. rage ave go east containing $50
acres
Notice IL therefore hereby given that on
Saturday. the I'd Day OF Way. IsSs.
Al the hour Of O'Clock p. n. OF said day, IN
trent Of the Court Houss door. In the City Of
Seattle. King @ unity, asoresaid, / win sell al
the rfghi. ritie and interest Of said defsndanie
or either Of them. In and 10 said real prop
erty. ssi,ublic auction to the htghest bidder
for cHSh.
Dated at Seattle. the s1st day Of March, lsss.
J. H. MoGRAw,
ssattl snerin Of King County. VT.
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Tmx I.ss GRaxr.

Presidents Uarrts q Asfenished d
ssear that shs ssesk Nssshern Paeias
Csmpany has heea Favored ~ Gsy.
ernment aaleaAls.
NKw Yong, April l6.--A SENSATIONAL
dispatch frsm WAahiurton regarding
the land grant of the Northern Pacific
Was printed yesterday, With hut little
effect either npun the afoukhoidsra OF
bcudh0ldeFe Of the company. IL was
alleged that the conpany had been "a
sofca BIZ the officials Of the interior De
pertmsat. and that 10 had been O Ii "a
wlahhaid fron entry good many theIus-
aud Of acres. 20 which il coald net b
entitled In ~ charter, and u is said tia I
this waa done By changing the loeaIiou
and holding The iands altar Q new loca.
tion bad been decided upon. Prosisen,
Harris seemed 10 think that il was hard.
y worth while 70 answer the charges.
he said the eompany would never think
al claiming any lands % watch 10 gaa
MOI entitled By lac. and the officials Of
the Inkerior Department for their own
proee1tion alwnys construed the Law In
favor Of The 0osurnment. The basis Of
the charge 10 found in The fast thai The
cumpany eonld not decide upon the a.
nal loeation % toe iine upon ptsaimi
nary surveys Their en2ineers snrveyeSi
tuo o. three different roufss. aud, q
accordance with the laws they filed The
preliminary locations Of the f0afe.
On that location the Department. with
bold the lands awaiting their tiiina. Of Z
desntte location of . roate. when n q
rsute IN the Cascade siivisson vss fina;Iy
deeidsd epen. the location was silsd. Il
uas eniy few noufha aRo thai me sii-
reotese nnelly decided upon ths SRan,.
pe<1s Pace xnd arranged for ne ektsn-
aicn u tie rad apoa that lecatiorL Il
u absolutely impossible for the company
70 acQairs shs title % any lands watch
tne Isu dces not Rivsft. Said PrssIdert
HarFiss
n zoe lands uithin the limits Of mi,
RrAnt have been pre-enptsd. she con
pany i eatifled % tie came atnsIuns<
vikeia The indeunisy limftz- That il h
ny. Ten milee heBand The forty mia
iimit Of ths grant. II voaIa Be i'm.
posz1bie fer the ccmp4ny 20 gain any
shine b. favuritism, necanse Il souiel nes
esk for ansthina whieh the Law siiil n~t
grant, aud no of}isiAi wvuld vrntu,te 10
Give anythfRz o. si0n any p2rer aivinc
- tns comp<Ey tale % any lard
which WHs got fairly sarned under sAe
prcsissuns 6 The SCI Som& psople
thcaehs the company ms shurt of rn<y
cnsn. II hss money enc1sh In knnk
nos ta meet all The ohiia&zions fAliins
das ~ - ses tr<f Of 5alF.
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Scarcely any doubt exists in the minds
Of scientific men about the appearance
of cholera in this country another sea-
son. The extent and virulenoe of the
disease will depend entirely upon the
sanitary condition OF the country and
the physical condition of the people.
Persons IN perfectly healthy condi-
ton have little 10 fear from Its ap-
proach. DIR. Koch, Of Berlin. in his
recent writings upon the subject, says:
Under ordinary circumstances, the
bacilli, introduced by the mouth. are
destroyed in the stomach, but given q
arrangement of this organ due 10 or
rers of diet or either causes, and the
bacillus is enabled 20 escape the action
of the acid gastric juice, and 10 reach
the alkaline intestinal fluid, where il
poliferates, sets mp irritation, diarrhBa,
and all the typical symptoms OF chol-
eraic seizure" De Ravens Dyspepsis
Cure 10 q remedy that supplies the acid
that h wanting In the digestive juices
of deranRed sfornach. sample bottles
free at A. B. SriEwART's Drug Store.
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AuERscAx nEsrEPrlCs.

Americans. more thai, any other M
ton IN the world. sre tistims Of stow.
ash dsranRenenfs- This h owing 81 tbs
hurrisd manner in uhiDh they eat theil
meals and 20 the smenfIt and quality Of
food eaten, rieh food being cheapei
hsre than IN any other ooantry Of the
world. There are very feS Americans
whose stomachs are in q perfectly
healthy condition. Noes remedies fol
the arrangement of the stomach art
oEsred IN the form of bifters. tones
etc, WHICH DerFly stimulate the stom-
aeh and Afford temporary relief. Dt
Ravens Dyspepsia Cure is remedy
that supplies what ID wanting in the
digestive juices Of dsrzneed stomach
and 10 the only remedy offered to the
public that cures all forms of DyspeP-
sia, Indigestion and Fhtulency. Free
sample bottles at A. B. STKwAKT's DRUG
Store
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Notice Of Final Proof.

Q. 8. LAMB oryrcE Al oLnzrIA, W. T..
April 6, less
Notice Il hereby given that DAVID
REHTON has filed rotice Of intention
10 make final proof before Geo. W. Tibbeats,
Notary Public, o. his once. 10 squsk, ".
T., on Monday. the 25th day Of H.y. a. d,
1885. on Pre- emption D. g No. s32t, for thu
10. township ~ north, range east
He names 40 Witnesses: Phtlo Kntherfond,
Davis Rutherford. David Il. homfs and VIM.
L. Strains, all Of Falls City, W. 7.
JOHN y. 0oWET,
q; 9my14 Registrar Of the Land Once.
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Never was such a rush made for any
Drug Store as il nov at A. b. Stewards
for q Trial Bottle Of DIR. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colda All persons affected with
Asthma, Bronchitis, Hoarseuess, Severe
Coughs, or any affection of the throat
or Lungs, can get Trial Bottle of this
great remedy free. by calling at the
Above Drug Store. Regular size SLIGO.
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NOTICE.

sV,o WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: ON
the 18th day OF April. IssS in pursu-
ance OF section Of Ordinance No. ,5s Of
the city Of seattle l arrested and ina
pounded one RDan Horse. age about six
years. black legs. branded on LETT hip
with anchor.
Also. one White Sheep. right ear crop
ped and wearing bell.
The owners OF the above mentioned
animals are to me unknown tf not
sooner redeemed by the owners thereof,
I win. on The 2ist Day Of April lsSS at
the hour Of 10 o'clock q. M, in front Of
the office q Justice Geerge 9. Lyon. On
Washington street in said city. sell the
ton, to the highest bidder for cash. to
pay the expenses Of said arrest, i'm pound
ing and sale. J. II. WOOLERY,
Chief Of Police city Of Seattle.
Seattle W. T. Anril Il 1886. l65
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