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Ma MeRE POISONED CANDY.

"Candy Making at Home" a neat book
c"ntainlr g recj pts for making $50 kinds
of candy, including the choice French cans
dies, and telling the whole process, IN clud
ing many contectionrrs secrets never be-
tore published, so that any hoy or girl
Gan make even the most rostiy and
choicest candy, at small expense at
home. Just the thing for raltits and
festivals. PlICe so cents. post pad by
mail, Address BUCKEYE PUnI MING Co.,
Minneapolis, Mimi.
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

U. s. LAND OFFICE at Olympia, w. T..
August %, lSS5.-Notice is hereby given that
Joseph G.. Warner has filed notice of intention
to make Iinal proof before the Probate Judge,
or i'm his absence TN Clerk of the Probate Court,
at his office, in Friday Harbor, VT, on Friday
the 30th day Of October a. ID. 1885. on Home
'cad Application, No 5l70 for the SE14 Of
SWA; 81 Of SEX of Sec II aud Mex of NE
Il OF Sec. II TIP % y, r west.
He names us witnesses: w. G. Male, james
A. Clark. r. J. Tummcl and John Sper
of Lopez island p o., w. 4.
236w +. Convey Rrsi is or.
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

U. S. LAND OFFICE at Olympia w e..
Aug. 10, 1885, Notice is hereby given that
Walter Stiil has filed notice Of intention to
AXE final proof before the Judge, or in his alb
nee, the Clerk Of the Probate Court 1T his
flee, in Friday Harbor, W. r., or Thursday
the LIST day of October, 4. ID. 1895, on Pre-
empticn ID. $. No. jS.l for the NJ ofSWlt:
wv of SE1 and SWL of Ne x OF Sec. "a,
Tp37 n, R2west.
He names AS witnesses: Allen Y. Robinson,
w. Myer, all of Orcss VT,
@j-6w in G st
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Robert Feltwell the young set
tier whose boat capsised in a squat
between Hat island and the SamiSh
shore the other week was an in
dustrious and worthy young man
who came to this county from Kan>
sas, and settled on his ranch on the
sumish. The Nail states. that ho
cIung to the skiff until help reach
ed him from Bayview, but persisted
of cold before reacl in shore.
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FOTfCE,

In the Probate Court IL the mnitpr of
of the the E-tntr of
County of San Jun George Cowen
Territory of Washington deceased.
Ord-r to show cause why order of Sale
of Real Estltc should not be made
John II. Bowman the Administrator of
the Estate OF George CoNen, deceased
IIavlng filed his petition herein praying
or an order OF 5 lie Of 50 much, and such
parts thcIru. OF tic Raj Estate of said
deccdcnt. rs may We nosesG"y for the uses
and purpus : therein set fonth.
1t is therefore or''"-ra hv the Probate
Judge of said court. that all persons ln-
tercstcd in the estate of said Il ceased,
appear before the said PROBATE Court on
Tucsiay.the "G'h day of Nay A. D. 1855,
ut 9 O'Clock p. VI. ~ said day, at The court
room of said Probate Court mt the coun-
ty scat n, Fri lay lIrhor. IN the county
of San Juan, to show Causc Why III order
should not lc .~rHit"1 tn Tho enid admin
istrator to sell So much oi the red estate
OF the sal deceased rs s':al, be necessary.
And that II copy oi itls order he pub
lished 1t least tour weeks sncccsSlv, ly in
the Northwest Enterprise, newspaper
printed aud published Mt .fnacnrtcs, III
kaglt County. Washington Territory
Dated this goth Cay of April A. ID.
1885.
T. u. Warlass,
CAV Judge & Ex-Olliclo Clerk.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1885-12-05

Michigan lumbermen, as they
rcalize that the fine forests Of their
own state are being rapidly depleted
ly the great demand made upon
them to supply their lumber trade
and by the destruction OF forest
fires, and that they can at the best
DO rel,ed upon but few years long,
err, are eagerly looking to the Pu-
get Sound country as a place for
future operations. Mr.. Roby,
whose presence in the city was no.
ticed yesterday, is here for the pur-
pose Of spending some time IN ex-
aiming the numbering business OF
this section and looking tor oppor-
tunities for Investment in timber
lands. Ali who come, however,
are confronted with this diAiculty.
They find nearly all the good tim
Der land in the hands OF mill men
and corporations, and the oppor-
tunitics for securing desirable tracts
rare. This is brought about by the
Wholesale entries which have been
t,audulently made under the mis-
chievous operations OF the timber
land act. Mr.. ROXY Expressed to I"
represe o tarivo Of the News an ap-
probation of the wonderful timber
resources ofthis country, but raised
the question as TO where we could
find n market, isolated, as We are
from the great lumber consuming
districts OF the east. 1t was some =
what amusing TO hear such a query
coming from representative OF ~
numbering district, which chiefly
depends upon the single city OF
Chicago as its distributing market,
while Puget Sound lumber has open
highways upon the seas and is dis
,ributed to the markets of the
ycrld Tacoma News.
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NOTICE OF FINAL PRO OF

Us. LAND OFFICE, at Olympia w. T.
Sept. 4th. 1885 Notice is hereby given that
Myron II. Emory has fled notice of intention
TO make final proef before the Clerk of the
Probate Court, at his office in Friday Harbor
W. i, on Tuesday the 2Oth day of October
a. y. 1873, on Pre- emption ID. 5. No $3.50 for
the Lot and Mex Of SE 4 Of Sec. # and
We of SWHof Sc. IL Up 81 ", re- West.
He names as witnesses: Charles Armstrong.
Alfred Hill, Peter Bostian and Earnest Van
Gorlren, oil Of Eoat Sound W.T.
20 John F.Gowcy Register.
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

U. 3. LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA, w. T.. July
10. 1883 Notice is hereby given that Rodgcr X.
tuckerill has fled notice Of intention to make final
oof bc!orc the Clerk OF the Probate Court. his
Office, in Friday iarbor, W. r.. on "Wednesday, thu
End day OF september, A. ID. 1885. on Pre- elnption
d. s. 40. s9Sj,for the Lots ., 3 or OF Sc or
and SW or Of re ar OF Sec. II TIP. ~ \. Il. West
Vie names as Witnesses; Ernf st Won Gohren.
Charles Basfcard, James Jorgenscn and John
Schultz al. OF East Sound. W r
is CIV JOIN Y. CONVEY Register
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

II LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA. W.T.. Sept
" 10, 1885 Notice fl hereby fdven that Erh-
rain Funk has fled notice of intention to make
final proof before the Clerk Of the District Conrt.
at his ONCE in Laconner W. T. on Tuesday the 3rd
day of November. A. d. 1888 on Pre-. emption d. {
M 1874 for the SEA of SEX and Lots and 3 Of
Sec. 2G sud Lots and Of ssc. Is TIP SO N, II I
East.
Lewis, Gaorge Nsdrow and O. NJ. Cunningham
all of Gusmes, Skagit Co nty, W.T..
~ JOHN F. CONVEY Register.
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McGLIN HOUSE
~ l., CONNER, 80 Vt. ~

No PAINS WILL BE SPARED IN
keeping up the we'll established re.
putation OF this house as one of the
quictest aud best kept hotels in the
Territory. No LIQUOR SOLD
Everything clean and neat about the
premises. Special efforts will he made to
keep the table supplied with the best the
market con afford and to see tho food
Is properly cookcl and served, second to
no other house IN the Territory. A
large Reading Room for accumulation OF
guests.
. - y JOHN M"GLINN.
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF

II s. LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA, w. t.
". Nov. II ls5o.-Notice IL hereby given that
make final proof before the Judge. or in his an.
s-nce tho Clerk Of the Probate Court. at his
Of; ee in Friday Hnrbns W. r, on Monday. the
Attn day of January A. ID. 1886. on Homestead APP.
pliction No 37s9. far the Lets and 4 Of Sec. ~.
and EE OF SEA OF SIC. "a TIP. IS n, R4 West,
He names witnesses: John Kelley, Samuel
H. Gross, james Knowlson and William Wells. all
eff rriday Harbor, W.T.
80 CIV john F. Convey, Register.
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A OVER IT'S NETS.
MOTT CE OF FINAL PROOF.

II STAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA. W. r.
~ July 10, 1885 Notice is hereby given tn, I
Flz Sharp has filed II .tj,o of intention t, mako
hhd proof before \ c. bowman, Notary Publi'.
AT HIS Ola la An.Cort,S W. +. Oh Sutnrd " the 2gth
day OF August, A. d lt$5 on Pre- cup,icn II. ) No.
600, for the SN quarter ol Sc qtarter and half
OF )" quarter Of &c. II Up. 81 <. Il Fast.
N nH'noS as Wit'l SECS: NIutth, Aust rs, n, j.
D. H1Gdor, g ldmhu- c. Best, and A. Il. Williams
all of FI1alGp, " !.
Is Gw JOHN f. CONVEY Register
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

''t'pf ',ttl. Colnty, Wash
ington Territory.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GWEN By THE
undersigned, administrator or the estate of
JOHN II. DARr, deceased to the creditors
of, and all persons hAyiag claims ~ Inst, said
d ceased, to exhibit the same, with IT,. "ccrs-
aryh ers, within one year from Gtve of
his notice tothe Undersigned, at Mount Ncr-
non, in said county ana Territory, or be for
eyer barred. F.. X. AiLUCK.
Administrator Of said estate
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NOTICE Of FINAL PROOF.

U. 8. LAND OFFICE At OLYMPIA, w. IT.
Sep. 7lsS5.-Notiee II hereby given that John
W. Modia has filed notice of intention to make
final proof before the Judge, or i'm his absence,
the fcrk of the Probate Court at his Office in
Friday Harbor, w. II. on Saturday the 18th day
of November A. d. 1885, on Homestead APP
pllcation No. $40, for the VIZ OF SEX; SEH
Of seq Of See. 81, TIP 81 and Lot Of See. 8
TIP 3G ", r 2Wcst.
He names as witnesses; John T. Oldham,
Edward Hitehins. William BARTON and @. n
Alden all of Orcas Island w. p.
27.6w JonN F. CONVEY, Register.
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BS~We do all kinds OF Watch ard Jowclry repai-
ing. Make Notarial and other seals. Do all kinds
of engraving and Stencil cutting. and garantce sat
isfsction in all cases: 70S Front, Street
81 = Ill Seattle, W. T.
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The Northern Pacific directors
have author zed the chief engineer
to let the contract Tor boring the
tunnel and building the incomplete
portion Of the road IN the Cascade
division. Sufficient bonds have
been negotiated to meet the cXpen-
SEES involved.
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INTrRyIEw WITH A REPRESENTATIVE OF
THE WOLVERINE LUMBER DISTRICT
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/. P.S"lfH @SoN
Y assSaaksrs, and jewellers
-DEALERs M

Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silycrware and
Diane nl>.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-14
GREAT GALE In THE EAST,
Wind and Waves Doing q Destructiy,
Work.

NEW York, Oct IA This tide at Rocka
way beach Tuesday morning was tbs high
asst known for years. At 10 O'Clock the waite,
washed the hotel piazza, and was dashina
over them, while platforms, wooden path.
ways, bathing houses and all that is nova,
bic were being washed out into tine ocean.
Great destruction is threatened.
WILkEsBAREE, Pa. Oct 14-A terrific
wind has prevailed here since early Tuesday
morning. The Welsh Baptist church, a
new building just being completed, was
blown down Tuesday afternoon. One man.
who was on the roof at the time putting on
slate, escaped with slight injuries. Through
out the country iii tricts considerable dam
age has been don to buildings.
BALTIMORE, NIL, Oct. H. Tho storm Of
Monday night was quite destructive in this
city and neishborhood. A number of fine
ornamental trees on tho street; were up
rootel, and a number of new build
ings in process OF construction
were damaged. A portion of
the bridge over the northwest branch of
the Patapsco, connecting tlis city with
Anne Arundel county, was blown away. A
large sea lion on tho city side escaped, it,
pom having been destroyed. Tho creature
was seen Tuesday morains going down
Chesapeake bay.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-14
Cancer Of Tongue.
A CASE Rrsrx rlrSu THAT OF GEN. GAS

Some ten years ago / had II scrofulops sore
my right hand which gave me great trouble, and
under the old time treatment was talcd up, and
! supposed was well. round, howCNc II had
only been driven into the system by the use of
potash ANA mercury, and in Marco, 1854. it broke
ont in my throat, aud conc ntratrd in what some
of the doctors drnominatGd cancer. was placed
under treat men, For this dtsease. Some six or
sGvcnut the hest ply sicians in the country had
me at different tiu under their charge, among
thuln were special u i'll This lac; hHt one after
another would c:hall.t their skill nd drop me,
for grew worse continually. The cancer had
eaten through my C.erlS, de- nyin= the ROOF o!
my month aud upper IN, then attacked my tongue
palate and lower lip dcSttoyiH tho palate and
Indrr lip ruIirey mud half my tongue, eating onr
! the top of my iclt cheek hone aud mp 40 ;hc
leftoyc. From II hearty robust women OF $50
ponds | was reduced to mere frame Of skin
and bOupA. almost unable 10 turn myself in he'd
| conll not eat amy solid food, but suhsisted on
liquids, and my tongue was 50 far gone | conld
not talk file ungui- o. mind aud the horrible
offerings Of body which experienced ncVvrCun
be revealed. Given up by physicians odic. with
no hope VI recovery upon the part of my friends
who sat aronnd my hc"sidr expecting every mo,
meut to be my last; in fact, my husband would
place his hand on me every no" and then To sec
whether was alive or not, and ut one time all dc
cided that life was extinct, and my death was re
ported all over the country
such was my wrctcLed and helpless condition
on the first OF last October tSSb, when my
licnds commenced diving nc Swilrs Specific.
IL less than month the eating place. stopped aud
healing conlurnchd and the fearful aperture in
my check has been closed and firmly knitted 10
gethtH, A process of Il new under lip is progress
ing finely, and the tongue which almost uc-
NruEud = being recovered, anti il seems that ma
iuru il Supplying q new toH"Hc | can talk
that my friends can readily undo rstand me, aud
can eat solid food again, tm able to walk about
wherever please without the assistance Oi any
one, and have gained Gtty pounds of hvsh. ALI
Ibis undcr the blessing Of II merCiful Heavenly
father. il due to Swif,'s Specific am wondcr
and marvel to al my Fri md, hundreds Of whom
nave kuoWn my Intense sutl"rlhgs. and have Nl>i-
ted me in my Affections. Nhiltl am not rnH ely
we'll yeimy gratitude l. the less dcvou,, aud
| confident mat Iitgt recovery now IN
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-14
MOVING TO TIE FRONT.
TURKEY, BULGARIA AND SERyIA GET
TING INTO LINE.
A Fight Believed To BE Imminent IL
spite Of The Diplomats -itieI Gets
Nine DAYS Eespite-Gen-
erai Foreign Items.

CONSTANT yOFLE, Oct IA The troops
which formed the garrison of Salonica are
marching north ward toward the Ruumolan
frontier. The Bul garians are eutrenched at
Prestina, in Rounlelia, near the frontier.
The dispatch has caused great excitement
here, and it is generally believed n conflict
is now inevitable
NEW YORK, Oct a. "A London special
dated Tuesday, says: The reports re-
morning from Sptin that Scrvian troops
were crossing the frontier have created
intense excitement. Further intelli-
genco hG, been received giving
later information. y forward move
mcnt OF tho 5ervians is now going on,
the oil ject of the advance being the imme
diate occupation i'll force Of Ak Palanka,
and the sirtteaic positions on tho frontier
commanding the rnai to the Bulgarian cap
itaL Seventy thuusan men il is estimated,
have been concentrated around Mich.
A declaration of war between Sarvin and
ulgara l. considered imminent, and hos
tilities are unavoidable unless Prince Alex
ander wtthlraws his advance posts on the
frontier aud submits to the seizure Of Bull
garan territory claimed by King Milan.
Turkish rein ;orcem hts are being hur ried
to the northern frontier of Macedonia
to defend that province from the advancing
enemy TIE forward movement of the
Turkish army Threatens Bulgaria and
Servia, AMI is intended to check further
advance of the troops of eithor country into
Turkish territory.
PARIS, Oct. H. Lord Lyons, tho British
ambas alor and NJ ds Freycinct, the
French minister OF foreign affairs have
arrive mt an understanding by which their
respective governments shall observe n
strict neutrality il Turkey hght1 any
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-14

SAN Francisco, Cal. Oct. II. Tho
United States revenue cutter, Corwin, with
1872 wrecked seanen on b,nri, arrived here
Monday. She reports that the New Bed
ord whaler Napoleon was sunk in the
Arctic ocean, aud that twenty 1.-TWO of her
rev, including tae first and third
nntcl, were lot. Sbo also reports
he whalers Mabel and George and
Susan, owned ill Marbehead, Mass, ashore
1t Wauright's inlet. Daring tho ga.o of
Aug. 10, the Corwin sent "a boat to the
Abraham Barker, which was capsized before
reaching tie vessel The crsw WAS gal
iantly re,cuod by another boats crew, com
mandel by Lieut.. Kennedy. The Corwin
also found and picked up the party sent out
,a.t year by Gen. MILL TO explore and survey
tue region between the Copper and Ukon
riyar,
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-14

ATTEMPT TO ASSASSlNATe A MAN
AND HIS WIFE.
Thee FouE,;s from ashot- Gan DISCHARGED
at Them While in BED. Through n
WindoU-Both FILLED with
shot and badly Hurt.

Penn YAM, N. V, Oct. H. - Reports Of a
terrible crime having been committed Sun
lay morning have caused much exritemant
at Til place Tre scene of the tragedy is a
arm ne aud half miles from Halls
Corners. Ontario county, AMI we'll known Is
his "smiJh farm." TIE farm i. occupied by
Henry Smith. a highly respected citi-
:An. On the night mentioned as
DIR. Smith aud his wife were sleeping
be !-room on the ground floor. soma ole
,ams to the window, opened the blinds, ami
discharged tho contents OF shotgun at
nc sleeping occn ant of the bed. Mr. AMI
Mrs. Saith wers both 81 badly wounGei
hat they wers unable to get out of the Led
lie murderer, immsiiately aftar llrng re-
oaioI the -uu and fired directly into the bel
lGain. lie reioalai again aud lired at the
i-ien Gle coup!,, and then fel.
The first charge took effect in tie
woman's knss and the mans hip AT
jho second shot tho woman was badly
wounded in the breast. The man escaped
5Ae third charge, aud the woman received
Dnrt Of it in tia flc,. The be i-clothes were
ri !dled with shot ana the last charge blew
l large hole throu III the heal- board. They
we're both 50 badly wounded that thsy were
Inablc to move, AM would undoubtedly
nave died in tleir bsl had it not
been for John Adamson, IL neighbor, who
happened to call there sun lay morning
about O'clock. Mrs. Smith is so badly in
iured that she can not recover Mr.. Smith
will probably get well. Fifty shot were
found in Mrs Smiths body, and Mr. Smith
was target for thirty five. The hole made
ny the shot in the headboa OF the bed
was eight inches in diameter Mr. Smith
IS 3j year, Of age AMI has always borne
good character. This terrible crime
$ shrouded in mystery. ms it was
not known that either Mr.. or Mr.. Smith
lad an enemy. Groat excite -n,nt exists in
that vicinity, and Thousands visited the
'cene of the shooting Tic gun
lsel was a sinyle-harrelel shotgun, and
had it not been for the fact that the shot
'cattCrol badly, they would both
nGvs bean killed the frat
shot Tracks in the soft ground are
plainly visible whore the would DO murderer
stood while he was committing the terrible
rhine. The tracks showed that lilo was
llono, and stood in the sano position every
time he fired. suspicious character was
seen in the vicinity OF Halls Corners. and
t is thought no Is tho ASSN Officers are
i'll pursuit of him.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-14
How Women Differ from Hen,

At least three men on the average jury
are bound to disagree with the rest just
to show that they've got minds of their
own; hut there is no Disagreement among
the women AS to the merits of DR.. Price 5
"Favoritc Prescription, They are all
unanimous i'll pr"nouncng it the best re-
mcdy in the world for all those chronic
diseases, weaknesses and complaints
peculiar to iheir sen. 1t transforms the
pale, haggarl, dispiritod woman, into one
of sparkling health, and ;he ringing laugh
again "reigns supreme" in the happy
household.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-14
HOW TO SET" A ThBLE.

Mats, tablespoons, salt cellars and pep
per cruets may be arranged to suit onc's
taste.
Let the table, when no one Is present
but the home circle, be the model of what
it should be when surrounded by guests.
AT The carvers place spread a white
napkin, the point toward the middle of
the table, to protect the cloth from
splashcs of gravy.
Avoid the cheap trick of hotels and
restaurants in the arrangement of napkins
and table utensils. Simplicity is never
ridiculous, while pretcnsion usually is.
Lay piece of thick Canton flannel
under your tableclotl. Even coarse
naperv will look much better quantity
with a sub cover than if spread directly
over the bare table top.
Danish the heavy caster from the Gems
ter of the table and put there instead il
vase Of flowers, if it be nothing more am
bilious than some bits of ivy or evergreen
frightened by IA spray Of bittersWcct
Place the napkin on the left Side of the
plate with II piece of bread in its folds,
the fork on the right hand, next to that
the knife with the sharp edge turned
from the one who is TO use it, beyond
this the soup spoons.