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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-29
sh,E MEArlI BUSHES ).

wssnss whs wouItn't ~taad A.y Noa-
sense rsss, s~r D,s<h er'- Lev-r.
You see she was explaining to a
lawyer. after beating his counsel fee
down to three dollars. II have adaugh-
rr MARIA
"Yes'm"
Maria has a beau"
Exactly
Has been waitin' ON her for six
years
f see
And I've been waitin' on him for
the same length Of time -wAitin' for
him 70 marry her "
just 40. ma am.
How long should couple spark''
We'll. tha. depends. II takes some
folks long time to make up their
minis
Ism three years long enough"
Il should think so.
And | gave him six I've been get
ing malder and madder for the last
three months. and finally last night
could not hold in any longer. | went
into the parlor and there hs was.
giggliRg sad winkn and loving sro md
sane ~ i've years ago. There wss
Maria. smperiug and csckling and act
ing ike the same fo03 she slluS WAS
Don't talk 10 me- A "a can bring =
beau a. tims Inside Of two ye - 4 she ,
got any marry in her. You didn fool
away siS yesrs''
Nom
'Nor I either Wall. stood q ~
loug A. I coul5. and when | went into
the room SAYS | 70 Wiliian. says I:
VII lam. y0s',e sot snd sot. and
it sRly day a. mother 20 know Il you
intend Ia marry Ma a
"Nsris she give A screech. and Viii
lam be turned berry red. but says /
If you love Why don't you marry
10 you are hang NJ around here IA pass
swsy time you 4 better skip
Well. William coughed ami gssped
and suffered around. AMI said be
wantei to write % his ms. in lows"
Your ma in Iowa ssys I. feeling
my dander climbing NJ. "aebbs You
Nn't wcanei vet
Then he says he cnuidn't be bull
lssze,i. and that one objection % marry
inx Maris was having me for a mother
in-lsw Then the cyclone broke loose.
Als0 the whirl wind Also. two OF three
earthquake Inside Of four minutes
Msris hsd fairsed. Wiliism was a wreck.
snd ws hsi upsot ths stove snd broke
three chairs He come e. snd slipped
out While I Vas hchiing csmphor ~
Mariss nose. and I've heard today thar
~ IS sfter a warrant for ms for assault
wth intent - kiu. Can be get one'"
Yes m
Can ne n snyth,ngs'
Well IN want nrv
s'Sartin---sartin I'll g. before a iury
anss tell EN- kes he and Maria have sot
and 49, fpr seventeen hun fred nights =
how I've rad - - SOFT On hlm-hov
I've r,ksd np hsris 70 bring him -
tine how I stood i and sfcod g until
santhin hat g. break how Il cost me.
S100 for h,el ard oil how. bat that sll
II thew sre men they cans hui 10 YER
diet axin ne.
No m
Well. III 20 home and wait Nara
hes there sighing snd weeping. snd
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-29
Cannibslisu, o. Fishes.

A few weeks ago opened the stomach
of n Goldfish weighing nine and = quarter
pounds found in il two full grown
herrirgs. one large whiting. one cod
ling. seven founders. one small sole
and one small skate. al newly swsl-
lowell Prom the mouth Of the whit
ing large I've worm issued Besides
these there were haIf-digestcd remains
of other fish. ch ely founders All the
large moutled fishes are curi0usly
voracions anj usually csnnibals.
have seen a small eel swaiiow = still
smaller eel. head first The ssil half Of
The swallowed fish plo ting from the
mouth II the svsilowsT and moving fsF
some hours The swallowing thence
forth proceeded very sioels. >, dently
according 70 The rate 0f digestion of the
part that had resc ei the sfomseh. "a
some dsys elsp> before the end II the
tsil II ths swallowed fsh disappeared
To shev ths n7out- cspzeitY o. some
fishes take two Jrhp p0rys Il s4usl
size open ihe 40 3 CT ore g. its ful
esgscity. srd i wi1 % found isrxs
enoagh - tsss n 10 whore - tss
second Ssh Seaf sns,ta's k7eazans
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-29

hag, who had just returned; and she
knelt beside the bed of rags to beat he
child
Too iatei" said the South Wind,
with its face at the window.
Ave. it was too late. Detroit Free
pcsxS
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-29

rneres the stove TO put up and the
chairs 10 mend. and il Win am gets the
warrant I'll let you know. His ma in
Iowa, Ill let him know that some-
bOdy's ma in Detroit is alive and kick
ing and allus on deck - Detroit Free
PrSss
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-29

-'.Dersiled bY = sun kink e re
pieturssqns heading ~kicf sn snterpris-
ing aewsraper uSss tor an sccount n
e-rs bsieg throwD 0a the trsck BY sae
sxpausi0r Il the rsiis from tse Ssr's
beat
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-29

will Fulton Jefferson north
Canal
winb
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-29

The $50 ro-es ar. Toe 'BeEaett-
- S~nepf sn1 American Rsaufr
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-29

Tvan S t. and Independent
from lpaie
DG Drummer in inform
5-9ANDS--5
the ST. JOHNS
and and
ONundeP E.
Arnore
HerlcD
oJu in mte eenrnga a an o
anaiw is
-Ampea ommoto No aie n
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-29

Freslen o. he B.
H HASTINGS Chaplain Re- SANFORD H C0B.
cepi D. H. MOn C. g.
Capt w. A GAErr MatrG B.W
ROUTE OF THE GRAND PROCESSION
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sss ~ rnK rasreESscE-

PosssslEss sIerks ssuns4imes Deet $50
eas'somsrs. and ne GsiasSinR tnssoens y
N fnasyi duai oss dzy ssspped CO 70
ths esrnral delivery vindow Of ne 80
Ton Posofiss and. IN soneshaf SAD
dned tone, esked:
80 Amy Letters f0r nnsF
What nans, irF asksd the e'srE N
g Wsai.r r.plisa sss applicant
.Wllsd rarne7' repeated the clerk. U
A Iouder tone.
" vast. air. -,
.Wt,at uapsys SHOUTED the clerk. still
Louder growing red Ia the lace 10 his
e6ort-
'sWast, sig, 10 my name" nos Shouted
las auplicaut IN rst1rB-
YEA responded the man Of letters
uustiuak in ali the power Of lunGe %
nosse9Nd. and shooting ike sec adtu
taint al the bad 81 rau feRiDeah
$ what il your name, SIR
Yea. kn0w u n, nov screamed VA
osher. rsd and excited DO you meal
10 kssp me all day yelling 81 200 Il
this nannssf Give me my 'sssSfs 81
onoe.S
L DIV Noi3 WIFE w " A~ANE $3.50 =
eiile the vindos hsd come 70 tne fescns
| az thsir oomrade. and . small ero~e
had gathered around the excited letter
essker outside, Who vas shaking ais %
and dsnouncing the PostOfies Depart
mant f,sr placing deaf man q the oeiis
cry window.
"WiiAt do you mean BY calling M
dsaf7'' said the clerk. Who overhsArt
this LAID remark
"Why. yoa are DEAF. amt your" III
customer asked.
aNoe q bit Of it, said the clerk; ba
| you arc, ain't yoar
"No. air. can hear whisper mii'
on.s
.Thsn Why did yoa ksep on saying
Il Whatf when ] asked your namet
" Bsoanss Wett 10 my name-Sane
| WATT
"Oh. thoueht yoa said what al
the tiule,r said the clerk
80 / did: WATT, Watt.'
AZ this Q fellow clerk suggested ina
they had better give old wetfs-his
name ais istters. which vas donei an'
| the er,xd, ineindine several disap
pointed individuals Who were n 81
fiodpAtien Of . Aeht Instead OF laugh
| dispersed.
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SUMMONS.

TNTHE DISTRICT COURT OF fnETHnt
i judicial District OF the fe'ritsy Il wMk
tngton, holding teFms al Sfetfla. Il Khx
county. for the counties Of King and ki.sR
Complaint filed 10 the county Il KinA a
the once Of the CLERK OF said bisxht 0patk
No. a42s-Rebsrt Levy. piainiiS "a ms
b. Baiea, defendant.
TheUnited States Of America send are<zE9
To rnos. II. Bates, defendant.
You are hereby required 70 nppcx 4
N sction brought against you b tie AM
named plaintin, IN the Disfricl csun o. n
rhiist sadicial District of theTsrrituy ~ Vase
tngfon. holding terms a the o.tS q 8allle. N
the ocunty Of King. for the Counties q ktts
aud hitsAp. and 10 answer the oouIplkina kA
therein, within sixty days from the tzls n
the first publication o. this Summons, 4t1lf
ment by default will be taken agxlpE ri
according 10 the prayer o. the eomplsink
Tie eaid action Ii brought to resovw ma
sid defendant fhe sum Of Elk hundred (>31
dollars, with interest thereon FROM IL N
day q May, 1884. al the rste Of ona rer aok
par month, and interest on tnsfailmenis d ~
tsresa upon certain promisaory notc u1t
and delivered By defendant Thos. n. Hs1ss
~ James MeNaughs. on the elh day a M,
1858, as prayed for 10 the eompi&nf hs<}k
wnis,h said noie vas afterwards, fof 4 ysla<
BILE consideration. duly assigned kn1 trs1s
ferrsd 10 the plaintiff, who n now Nis lsei
holder and owner thereof. aud for toss d fss
sAid acfioo.
Witasss the Hon Roger & erssok yudfs
s--~-- of the said District fsarf. ia
siiAI. the seal thereof, this lslh ~ u
JAMES sEAyKYs fnrk
ByJkMxs p. LuDt0w, Deputy.
Henry D. Ls0mts, attorney for pi4ntX
Dsss q flrst publicstion. Nag 3e ms
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-19
HEALTH OF jaws.

One noticeable feature about Jewish
cemeteries In the South IL the scarcity
Of newly made graves after an epidemic
OF cholera or yellow fever. Statistics
show that fewer Of them die than any
other race from these or kindred dis
eases. During the cholera scoar9e In
Toulan only two orthodox Jews died Of
Il. while In numbers they eqaailsd 20
per cent. Of The population, Their i'm
innnity from disaase. and tbs certainty
with which they recover when attacked
by u, is accounted for By the simplicity
OF their diet They are very strict
about following the dietary laws pre-
scribed By Mosea. Isn't Il q little strange
that Moses, II he was only historian,
should have psssesssd knowledge enpe-
Fior 70 that of the wiseet end best phys
ioians Of the present dsyl BE evidently
believed In preventing disease rather
than curing il. This d what De Ravens
Dyspepaia Cure aims 20 do; 10 acss d.
rectiy On the digestive juices Of the
stomach and both prevents and cures
Indigestion and Dyspepsia. Free cam
pie bottles ~ A. D. SrxwAzr's Drag
Store.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-19
SHERIFFS SALE.

II THE DISTRICT couRR HOLDING
II terms Il SeAtflk - 4
No ESQ John y. Drsstsssn, plaisfiG, va
chfriss Fenssks Eid washinston Iron Work..
defendants.
Usdsr and ~ visus q N order II sale Issued
out the ab " pzzsad court IN ne above
entitled arfion. taaed the STA day o. Ju1s.
1855. and 20 ne drected and delivered. hsss
duly levied upon the property dssc1bed n
said order Of sale. aod a fellows, q vii:
Lots one ~, and two go u ek ts1 flo) !. IN
Eden addition d, the cify 81 1e1lals. King
County, Washington Ierl1kcrY,
Nssics b thersfors hsrsby given thss on
saturday. shs rIth Dsy Of suiy. isss.
A. Ne hour q I O'Clock p n. q aid day. n
frsna o. the Court HouEe door. IN she clfy 81
sezftis. ling cuInty. WasklAeton Terrifory, I
vii, IN ooe5ienes 20 SID ordcr 81 s1le. seil
tie shove Described properly, or % much
thereof - may BE- nseezsafy 10 satisfy he
jnagneni IN kald ss'ion. viii inferesf theresa
md costa. = Inhlse surt1oa v ne highsR
Dated q sssiiis. he sth day Of yuse, lsss
jsn J. h. Ac9RAW. shersf.
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To all whom itmay Concern
OFFICE on THE COLUMBIA AND PuarT l
SOUND RAILROAD COMPANY,

OFFICE on THE COLUMBIA AND PUaET
SOUND RAILROAD COMPANY.
- SEATTLE w. T.. July 81. ISIS
WHkREAS. BY DEED BEARING
w date August 70. 1874 executed In pur.
suance OF an ordinance approved August
Seattle and Walla Walia Railroad and
Transportation Company, ali the tide
lands south Of King street. In said city Of
Seattle. In, along. around and about Elliot
bay, from extreme high to extreme low
tide and deep water and,
Whereas. The Legislative Assembly Of
the Territory Of Washington, By an Act
approved Hoyemhef 9 is7A ratified and
certain conditions which have been fully
performed By said Company; and.
Whereas Said Act Of the Legislative
Assembly vested the title oe said lands In
said seattle and Walln Walla Railroad
and Transportation Company. In fee aim
whereas, The United States has acqus-
egced in said grant AID conveyance; and
Whereas. The said Seattle and Walla
Walls Railroad and Tnnspartation Com.
said lands 70 the Columbia aud Pure
Sound Railroad C<Hapanys
Now, therefore, the sald Coiumbia and
Puget Sound Railroad Company hereby
gives notice that u claims the exolusive
right 70 occupy said Iands and % erect
wharves and other structures thereon.
and that all persosis are hereby notified 70
refrain from eecuI,ying o. entering upon
any Of said lands without the CONSENT IN
Sound Railroad Company.
CoLUHBIH & GGkTsoUNDRRoo
ara Asistant supsrintandeps.
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Marnu. ynns u. - SIXTY -thrse new
okses snd Isl dsaths ere rsported IN the
oiEi<ss of ThetnafciA. Vaiensia, and
Cascades De flaPi1na durinE the %
hnnr'l snsling al midnight last night. In
Msaiia tlasfs wAs ons rev Csc and III
The efhsaAl report of tha cholera In
spAisl yesesfsfxy . - follawss tAiencla
civ. nes easse u, dezths 6; Vaiencia
Psuvince. new cases ifa. deaths .; Nor.
ola gity. sles sAses. =. dsatns y ~
tAe villages adiacent % shs city q MISC
oia. new sasss -, dea1hs 8; slso to
the frosiENe ef Mnreaa. neW saes 81.
deatlls -. oazfeilon De fAflana Prov
ina. nss eases los desths rs
INA inlnshlt&nss 81 Ne popaloas QaAr1
tiers az this city strennoesiy oppose all
measures tAken ~ IL mnaielpal e.
ttssflliss 10 di<infcct their dwellings,.
fhs ixsissAncs af the people became %
passionate and persistent thsf she an
thorfliea finally fen eonslrsined -
xhznaiou ll,s enforoeneat If all the szE-
isArv re1sliasians which ked been adoptr
"a 81 prsrsnt The entzy - ne ekaissa
into MalIrf1 o. 30 liait ~ FasAgss.
snenl6 thss diseasa find l0dgemcmt there-
In. In che Ccrf<s iAst eseninz the Mia
i<tef Of H,relxn A4atrs eAi1 that ne
Gavsltn ennst b nns preeMrea b advise
tknt he Ming visa MarutA. 9aeAssA
aeaied thlE ne ehoier4 exis1ea b Mad
rid and severely nrrSiGsed The gs~s<n-
rasns foe klzssftiuR ths esu4FAry thexsns
deise lnsssy - Ne eenzz,eses g -
eapaslIl
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-19

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Il Third Judicial District Of the Terri
tory Of Washington. holding terms at Sc
attic. In King county, for the counties Of
King and Kitsap.
No. sas0-Cha io.te Z. Halter. plaintiff,
K. Sander, stephen Carkeek. John Nicho-
las and Charles V Ross defendants.
Complaint fled in the county ef King.
In the ONCE OF the Clerk OF said District
Court.
TIE United Statesof America send greeting
To /. N. Bigelow. Emeline Bigelow,
Fred Il. Sander. stephen Carkeek, John
Nicholas and Chas. v. Ross. defendants
You aie hereby required to appear In an
action brought against You by the above
the Third Judicial District OF the Terri
tory OF Washington. holding terms at the
city OF Seattle. In the county OF King. for
the counties Of King and Kitsap, and to
answer the complaint fled therein within
sixty days from the date Of the first pub
location OF this summons or Judgment By
default win be taken against yeu accord
ing to thu prayer Of the complaint.
The said aciion Is brought 10 recover
the sum OF $969. with interest thereon
from the l4th day OF Mareh. 1854. at the
rate OF one per cent. per month. and the
costs Of said action, including an attor-
neyis fee Of $50 upon q certain promis-
cory note made and delivered by defend
ant /. N. Bigelow 10 defendant Fred 4.
Sander, on the 18th day Of December,
1854 and 70 foreclose certain mortgage
given on said 18th day Of December. lisa
to the defendant Fred e. Sander, BIZ the
defendants /. N. Bigelow and Emeline
Bigelow, to secure the payment OF said
promissofy note, upon the following de.
scribed real estate. towit: all Of block as
also. lots s. q 2, 8 and Q, In block 40; also
lots II. II, Is II. Is. i6 n and Is In block
4&, in Yeslers second addition supple
mentslD 10 the city OF Seattle King cOun-
ty. Washington Territory; which said
note and mortgages were afterwards. for
q valuable consideration, duly assigned
and transferred to the plaintiff, who 10
now the legal holder and owner thereof.
That the defenoants, stephen Carkeek.
John Nicholas and Charles v. Ross have
some interest In said property, the nature
and description OF which 10 to plaintiff
unknown.
Witness the Hon. Roger 8. Greene,
49, Judge Of the said District Court
}sEAI. and the seal thereof. this 18th
49, day Of April, A. ID. 1885.
JAMES SEAvEY. Clerk.
By JAMES p. LUDLOW, Deputy.
Burke Halter & Rasin. attorneys for
plaintiff. APIS
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OR. 4 N. OFFIcERs.-Elijah Smith,
New Yolk, President; w. s. Ladd, Port
land, Vice President; @. II. Prescott.
Portland, Vice President and General
Manager; Theodore Wyeant, Portland,
Secretary; Frederick II. Nourse. Bos-
ton, Treasurer; q. j. smith, Portland,
Comptfollsr; John Muir, Portland,
Traffic Manager; ]. J. BSrne, Portland,
General Business and Ticket Agent; d.
8. Rowe, Portland, Superintendent Rail
road Division; Frank L. Dodge. Pert
land. superintendent River and Sound
Divisions: II. b. Thieisen, Portland.
Engineer; O. W. johnson, Portland,
Assistant Superintendent Railroad Di.
vision; John Gates, Portland, Chief
Engineer River and Sound Divisions;
nv. Doniey Superintendent OF Bridges;
j. M. Drake, Portland. Purchasing
Agent; n. Winch, Portland General
Baggage Agent; II. W. Thielsen, Port
land, Paymaster: @. h. Shaw, Road
maatoP
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80, re-. I. q, ...,,.. x..A,.
- - ii s,,s ~ u - -,
49, y 49, <'s,t,{ sssa,4 4 eass III
Milion. theacs srunn& boof Cd lire.
Elzls rock A41 haisihlnz - TIE Orsgoa In.
pssxNsasss gcasps.as ! .sss whssa -
- ~ -{5<s,s& - 49, $3.50 fry,ss -
~ f7ra priss ils6 sssnd sriss -
cn{fSecs ~
Rules IS se&lLnz - ~ Rahttehaa iiere-
Hx1cE
q Hear RAcA -i,p1n eoalA sieop a. cai
rinNA Mssst kselo S,s!sr. sssse eessse
x<fnl k'rsk l'xizs - ssssa ~
xsz1sE FispE pxiils siae Ne sncolsd en-
ss.ass -. -.
a,srne. fssnl prisis All ssroaA es en-.
4 49,, ss.s ~. vtr>t ursu, All IA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-19
A SHARP PEAsAxT.

A Persian emperor, when busting one
day, perceived very old man planning
4 walnut tres, and, advancing toward
hins, asked his age The peasant 70
plisd:
Il era four years old.n
An attendant rebuked him for utter
ing such absurdity In the presence Of
You censure me without cause" re
plisd the peasant. Il did not speak
without reelection; for the wise do not
reckon that time which has been lost 10
felly and the cares Of the world; there
fsre / consider that 20 be my real age
which has been passed IN serving tho
Deity and disehargins my duty 10 80
eiety.'
The emperor, struck with the singu-
Iarity of the remark. observed:
sfhou esnst not hope 70 see the trees
thon art planting come 10 perfection"
"True,s answered the sage; ebut,
sinoe osbers have plsnted that We might
eat, % Ii right that Ne should plant for
the bens.iit 81 others."
q Excelisut!v exclaimed the emperor;
upon which. as was the custom when
any one was honored with the applause
Of the s,vereien, parse bearer pre-,
sentsd tue old man with q Thousand
pieces of gold. On receiving them, the
shrexd peasant made 6 low ebeisanee,
and added:
20. kislgl other mems trees come 70
perfection In the spaee OF forty years,
bus miAa have produced fruit - soon as
they are planted"
sBrnsog' said the monarch; and
n -.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-19

HaIrs Hair Remover restores gray han
10 It's original color; makes the seatp
white and clean; cures d2ndruf and
humors; prevents the hAir from falling
ont. and renders il son and brilliant The
editor Of the socean Foam." Cape May,
writes: I've speak knowingly, when we
asser, that Hairs Vegetable sieilian Hair
Remover il the best Of It's kind. The
article Is an elegant and eleanly one, with
out which we think no toilet complete
Thos. D. Jones, Middle Granville, \. T.,
writes: 81 have used
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SUMMONS.

IN THE DISTRICT ooUaT or the THIalI
] Judicial District Of ne TsBfiiory u VISA
ingtun. holding terms a Fes,tie, b xina
county, for the counties Of King and N;1al.
No. 4l1x--Iohn n frink, pisiniia. ". a.
0Arias6 defendant.
Complaint aled IN the csanty q King h
the offics Of the Clerk ef sid DistSu ce4
fuE BxrsHD STATES or AnnnlcA ExxD azun<1
Too. 4. Garland, aefendast.
You are hereby required 20 appcHz = - =
ton brought against y b. the ab<yt 49,
plsittin, 10 The District Court Of ~ L>H
judicial District OF ihs Territory q N>k4
ingti1n. holding terms % The city q h1!2- y
the county Of King foz the colnti1f n ~
and Kiisap. knd 70 answer the ooml11H 80
lhsrtin Within siHiy dsys from ;he ~ q ~
nFst publication o. this sumanne o. nv ~
/ By dsfstllt will b taken aEainsr l2n 49,
ing ~ The prayer OF the eumpsnini. 4.
The said action 10 bf0a9ht 70 nesrE =
sum d ei2ts Is, with interest On ~ -
| nom the 7osh dag Of necembrf, 1864 -
! nate % one per cent. par mopfh, On q ~ ~
proaltssoFy note, duly made. exseue>e - g
llversd b. said defendant ~ the First ST.
Bank ct Seattle. On the 2pth day q sz''
| t6sz, whereby The said dsfand4nt tir43
| The sum Of sf2ss rs one dag affer tatt ~
- NA@ kNA0 W w. - %F~f-F
no rsat of which ssid rpaalssosy M'%
been paid except The sum ol 30, nf4r'&
the 2eth dag % Decenabef. 1854. SO -
ssid promissory nets WAS bsfore -, -
manenment Of this ackion. daily en4pH =
signed sod trsnsferfea 10 plzinttH VIZ 80
the lawful holder sud owner u ~ -.
And a'so. for : second cause q &ctla4
cover this snm Of Szp0. with Interest fn'4 "
1Nh day 81 March, 1855. ON . n>i>nlN =
counk for msshinery msnnfseiprsd ~
said md eelisersd % kaid esfend1aE
specisl instaneA and requasi. ~ NE Mss1s.
ton Lon wofks Compsuy. bstwsen 9:
DAY Of July, 1850 and the - q day ~ va = /.
1855, which said beiancs Of sccona 49,
sAid wsshington Iron Wsfka Oomp&1x 80 "
the csmns. cement q this aciten. asN u
Hizaed. trsnsferrea snd 81 over = 49,.
vho 4 nov The laval hsldsF 80 49,
The nma
whns.a The Hos. Roger 8 arssss, lssH :
f--< the Sid DisfFici Court, 80 " n
SEAL. thereof. this ldfh dag q M -
JANIS sRAvET. ctsk
By Jxxxz P. LrpEsw, Deputy
eafks. Hxlisr : kasin, AtiofnsYs ~
b.as Of srst pabiiss.,es Msy Is. -
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The advance Of time Il herslied By
bleaehed, thin, and falling hair. By he
use Of Halls Hair Remover, the hair may
be restored to its original color. lustre. and
vitality. u. n. johnson. Fitehburg.
Ness. writes: my hair was weak, thin.
and fun of dandruf. Halls Hair Remover
has removed the d4ndruff, and caused .
vigorous growth Of new hair" Abel H.
smith, Portsmouth. Va, writes: :" Ny
hair had nearly all fallen out, and that
which was left was dry and dead. used
one bottle of Halls Hair
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-19
Notice OF Application to Pur.
chase Timber Land.

BExm sxxxrs Dmrxlrr lam oryrcx
oIEMnk. EAsHE91ox TKnnrrnn1.i
NOTICE u HEREBY GIVEN THAT. n
~ ccmri.&ni,e vita ne prosixions 81 a.
Ace - oongran appruFed luna q. Is7e. enid
Ted An Act ~ the ssis q Tiuhsr Lands IN
tie eta1ez of Caiifnznis. Oxezun. Hexsaa 80
NashnztoA TssTitpsy.s JOIN PrLTER. n
ek1Gzi eonnty, Us<hinxfc1 fefrft1r1. hss thls
az ale4 p kkds cl1se hiz epplic<f1on . pur
49, g. : q NJ NJ \ q en- 4 and
- 4 q NV d II nacfi1u 20 II. IN sewr~
salp 70. = nsrtA. rsnss Ne. saar ~ IL WI
kMs<fs NefiisAn.
PrHe ia suilPcrl a. aid sppliestion vii -
m4an bef11e iAa C'efk AZ ths Dlstrict court.
= szeeamish city, enshouliEA ceHnfy. W.T..
sulg J. isn at eieioct p n
Az and ~ persons clHlmin1 Hdsesssiy O.
kzid dss~rib<d land. o. any porflen thersof.
srt barely rsquirsd % ilis fksir clsius IA fhIs
ce1ce within sixty fe1l dnys from 1s<s hereofI
ot.en un4a ~ h1p6s q M o1Hce, N Olym-
piz, ". r., axis iefA 4zy e Apr1l. An. iss6
JOHN y. 00vEl.
sf1le3 kek11<ex a Ne Enn4 c1aca.
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Notice Of FINAL ProeG

Ia LAxD orFzuz A oLrxzls. Ills
Msy y. lS1. =
nrNpfsca a hereby Owen thss On
?. NELSON has Aid notice d l4k<a94
maks Anal pfuof befors The Ssd<e. q y u.
.bssnss me Cierh 81 The District Qu1fA -
olzce, tn Seattle. ". r.. On MaDds5
dxy 81 xuly. A. D. 1ss8. On haneesssx W.
exiIsn Ne. 1861, for fhs lot l e seAt
sovnsllip q nerfA. rsnfs sess 49,.
7. a. aud HK 4 Of 81 4 o. ssetlan ~
sbiY ~ n<g.h. rnpes Esset s..-.k
Samuel 0rssee. Joha y. DeE0tl srd 80 =
Andspson. all u Honshton, W Lnws~
nxasssa nesistnx 81 tDe Lend ~.