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Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-01-10
s,NE OU \ClIlrA ENCEiSlOH
S:cS IN sew and s'!aing Wills.
F. VOLMAN. Proprietor,
Posr OtrICE NioNHoE, la,


Nan,.arir-cr md Dealer in Rough, Dressed
aud MATCHED Pine and Cyit~-- Lumber,
Cypre-, heart and Sap >hiu,'"-. Door. Sab,
Binds, e,., ere. Tia" iu.lr2 81 orders ana
an>w.riu. hr'rr, of Iotr"rtnue" promptly
auI faithfully AMENDED TO. \ I.Lera. -Aa'r
Of 'h~ puhh' Patronage solicited.
Thee mil. ct Lu' r,c'u' construction. aie
.jruarrl oa the wr-i l.auk rf The Ouo-l iu
river Immediately above the M"nro" Oh
Mi, have n r,i'o,ai tflra nrrriir- t.rw
~ y, the '. : \ Z. e ant ave = -ai.- 80,
convenient ,tcauhoa, .audir.. ard.i.- ci-
, ,;ci hy IA other mill heraLou-. and J.,
wAi-h am enabled 80 CHR ~u-h rdr'"
ncf,- 10 patrons r.-,d o." aiH"s th" r'.'fH1'
or Rive, - will mako y decidedly to h..r
advantage 20 deal .,lth ue.
Address: NOhNhN,
Or Chas 1icLe at iiaysuc
Vim MI, /" ..l
H.. ST
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-01-10
ours very truly,
GROVER CLEVELAND.
The following is the comments of
the TimeS-DemOcrat:
The President.Elect and Civil
Service.

There can be no further doubt rs
to the position the incoming Presi-
dent means to assume on the subject
of civil service reform. Replying to
Il very decorous and respectful letter
from Mr.. George William Curtis,
president, anu other gentlemen of the
National Civil Service Reform League.
Mr. Cleveland has placed himself on
record in exactly the way his best
friends hoped he would, and they
have the satisfaction of knowing, ut
the same time, that when the st irdy
reform Governor of New York SAYS
he will do any particular thing it may
be regarded as certain to be done.
Mr. Cleveland's expressed views or
the occasion in question show clearly
enough that he is 0e man Of all man
TO take the laboring oar in the stu
pendous work before the American
people. of changing the whole system
on political patronage under which
| this government has been run since
! the Presidency of the first Adams,
to one under which :hc qualification
for Offices, other than Ike few l.iGh
political ones, shall he merit and fit
ness Mr.. Cleveland frankly rccoo-
nizes the necessity for such l change,
and decl rres that he will honestly and
fearlessly carry out the law as it
stands. He even goes farther tl-an
some Of his party, though not the
majority, would like to have him- He
writes: There is class of govern
ment positions which are not witLin
the letter of the civil service statute,
but which are so disconnected with
the policy of an administration that
the removal therefr0m of the PIE sell,
incumbents, in ny opinion, should
not he made during the terms fol
which they were appointed solely on
partisan grounds Faithful and Of
ficient public servants the new Presi.
dent will protect TO the end of tLeil
official terms, but he points lis de-
terniincd finger toward the class o
political rascals, trickstors and cor
ruptionists which is still too larg2!,
represented i'll the coiii.try's s~rvice
and distinctly intirlatci thai they a
least may expect notice 20 qGit a!
soon alter the Fourth of March as h,
can find time to serve the same.
Not the most extreme Republican
civil service reformer could ask tn,
President-elect to do more, and tn,
, intelligence of the Democratic part,
will support and applaud his defini
ton OF the position to be occupied
by the next administration. 1t vii
not realize ideal civil service lefor1n
but that is something too antipoda
to all the practices, traditions and pas
political conceptions of the America,
masses to reach all at once. But w
, may be sure that with serious respec
for existing laws and a tendency t.
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. 90 Z.


Hon. }. FLOYD King, of the Lou
ioiana district opposite this city. has
introduced a h;ll to appropriate s.
000,o00 to improve the Mississippi
river from Cairo 10 tie PASS. It
includes and specifies the harhorS 81
New Orleans. Nick~hurg and Natrhez
Oar Mississippi member, can surely
he relied OH to 10 ~ much for our
harbor rs our Louisiana ncighhor.-
Nicksburg Conmerc!al-Horald.
So, Gen. King seems to lie doing
something for the general GOOD and
especially f y sNSmnpcrs. 1t is to lie
hoped that his bill will pass.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-01-10

Tho>. !. Mangham, i.-l., for ~i\-
teen yeas past editor and proprietor
If tie RIchla' d Beacon, has disposed
Of SAID journal to Mr.. ". II Nyns
ham. ~ CT Carroll " dtchman.
Cur nci-hbor /, mistaken. The
BEACON WAS established Iarr Try
1909, by Wiley =. Mau.hlm, who
continued t. own the office until
February 1871. after whi>h time I.
!. Mangham has been editor and
proprietor until nov.
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f.Et z les' - Hstk5s,

IL, 81 Iu-.r- It3wu 20 ~.rve ut tie Erb
rrary ,~r,u e.. 27ui D-ir.t tcurt -ni Feb
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-14

srar1v. Oct. 10 -4s.5 ". Dodsan.
D-wts Ram=ay and -sepE Day, IN
Gsc.-d for ro1t AZ Sq1ak. ~epte rnber
5tn. lss5. acre arraizE-d and plead not
eai-v-
s1ss. Ch-s. Frsseh ~ Wr Richards.
Jafsmsnt for plaintiff for fSos - and
costs
Inc Grand Jsry. on the part tf The
T-rri'o-y. retained true bill asaiust
OTIS wysonR and John Dee, for L urder
n ih- dr-f dre-,e for ,bs killing Of
John Gram. 1T Bsrnet;'s te.oqaartsrs.
sous I'D E-eks ago.
he Grand Jarg, on the par. OF the
Tnusd sfaiss. returned true bills
a ,sirst Peter Martin. alias "BFicki p,
a1i NJ Mcdonald, Joe Gsfduer and
Cass. Niie4x, for selling Hggor 20 ln
disns.
L. the easa If the Territory w. Thos
VI .her, for assault with a cesdly weapon
nth intent 10 IL ard.r 1sos. Conner, the
iIrT returusd q v-rGIcs Of guilty OF
assault and battery
Ire case Of the Territory If Wash
i1gton ". Angus. Geits eauana and
Cara Gri.seomepn. IS nos on trial.
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SHERIFFS SALE.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
] Third judicial District of Washington
Terrific y. holding terms at Seattle
No. AI2-T. n batch, plaintiff. VA.
George ii. Johnson. defenc ant.
Under and by virtue Of an execution L.
sued out OF the above named Court, In
the above entitled action. dated the I6th
day OF September. 1855. have duly levied
upon the following described real prop
erty. towit:
Lots thirteen u3l and fourteen tfs,, In
block eleven till OF Union addition 70 the
city OF Seattle, King county. Washington
Territory the undivided one half t5l Of
Van Bsocklin's addition TO said city Of
Seattle. except lets ], q 4 4, II, IA Is and
is. In block @ OF said addition: also, lot
SIX 49,. In BIO K i2i Of Maynard's lake
Washington addition to said city.
Notice 10 therefore hereby gwen that on
SATURDAY., the 2ath day OF o..
tober. 1855,
At the hour Of II o'clock q. M. Of said day.
in front of the Court House door. in the
city Of Seattle, King county. wsshinRt on
Territory, viii sell AL the right, title and
interes; OF said defendant In and 70 aAId
real p ope ~. ~ public auction, 70 the
highest bidder, fer cash,
Dated at Seattle. the 2a.h day OF sep-
tember. 1898. j. III. McGkAw
sea Sheriff Of King county. W.T..
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT. HOLDING
terms al Seattle, In KING eoanty, Washing.
ton Territory
No. I57e-wilfred atkins and Joe r. Red.
dish, partner, doing business under the frm
narpe OF Cslkns l. Becdish. insolyepts, vs..
their Creditors.
Terriior, OF Washington. King county. %.
Pursuant 20 an order Of the Honorable
Roger o. Greene. Judge Of tire above Untitled
Oours. notice 10 hereby Civ n 10 all credit
sfs Of the shove named tosoivente. 20
be and appear before the sAid Judge.
at Seattle. King county. Washington Ter.
ritnry, within 80 days from the date Of publ
cation Of this notice, towit. on the 2oth
day OF October. A. d. 1855. st IL o'clock am.
Of that day, thea and thefe 10 show cause, u
any they can. why the prayer Of said In
solvents should not be granted. an A&sign-
ment OF their estate made, and they discharged
from their debts and liabilities. pursuant 10
the statute in such case made Of nd prevfdad
And In the meantime II procssdiaGs against
said In solvent are to Be stayed.
Witness my and and the seal OF
SEAL. said Court, this l4Ih day Of Sep
'--- TENDER, A. d. 1855
JAMES sGAsEY. cierh.
BY JAMES ?. LUDLOW, Deputy. s<isdsot
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Notice Of Final Proof.

September 5, 1850.
~ Notice Is hereby given that JAMES
DALTON has nled notice OF intention 10
make anal proof before the Judge, or in his
,esence, the Clerk OF the District Court. a
his once Ia SEATTLE, ". T.. on Monday, the
18th day of October. A. d. l-s5 on Homs.
s,ea Application No s62i. for the Sc h OF
SECTION II, township 20 north. range east.
He psmes Is witnesses Charley Ffnnisan.
Henry Grothen. John LIkin and L. q. White,
all Of Osceela, W. r.
JOHNR 6owEY.
selooc.5 Registrar Of tie Land Ofncs
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Nxw yoRK. Oct. l3-3's 1885,, AZ
1l2S. IS l22js. Pscino SIS l2e :
American Eapr~ss $50, Canada Pa
cifio ~. Canada Soninern 525s Cen,
trail Pacific 39's. Burlington isU Lack
awanna ll2s D~nver a kio Grand.
lS%. Erie ie@ Kansas q lexas 49,
L.xr Shor~ 76s1. Louisville a Nasa
vile 46Js Mich..~n Central 72i. North
preferred &9s.. Northwestern ie4Js
New York Central ioois nreeon han
wsy and NAvicaii.n $50, Oregon
rranscontinentsi 25h Oregon Improve
meni IS. Pacific n Ill 6Si@, Panama =,
Sock Island Ia Texas Pacific i3L
Union Pacific a2i, United States III
press % Wells fargo ia, Western
Onion s6,s
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SHERIFFS SALE.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT, FOR THE
! Third Judicial Distrscs OF Wsshinrtoa
Territory, holding terms at Seattle.
No. 1876 George B~ahsn plain In, Va
Patrick J. Gull and Mary Gull. defaad-
ants.
Under and by vireue of an order Of sale,
issued out OF the above rAmed Court, In
the above entitled sction. dated the 7th
1ay Of October. 1885. and to me directed
and delivered, I have duly levied upon
the property described In said order AZ
sale and ~ follows, TO VII:
Let nu ber.-d six 80. ia block number
forty eight ,ssl. In G. q. Terry's drst stdi-
ton to the city of seattle.
Notice In therefore hereby given that On
Saturday, the Tsh nay 81 ssveahes,
lsss,
At the hour of O'Clock .. M. Of said
DAY. in front OF the Court House door
In the city OF seattle, King Counsy,
Washington Territory. ! Will in ooedl-
ence To said order Of ssie, sell the above
desrribed property st public auction, 70
the highest bidder for cssh.
l,st1d 81 Seattle, the 7th csy Of Octobsx,
ocsd III. McGRAw. shsrsn.
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PllEs. PslEs: PILES:
sTrRn Cukx FOUND AT LAsT-So on
NEED sTryFEx

= sO8M GGA& FVuHD Al LASI-SU O<F
NEED sUTrxx
A sure cure for Blind. Bleeding. Itch
ing ard liberated Piles has been dis
caver-d By DIR. William IAN Indian
Remedy. called DIR. williams Iadian
Pile Ointment. A single bex ess cosed
the worst chronic cases OF % or 81 years
standing. No one need safer 1--WE min.
ascs after applying this wonderful
soothing medicine. Lotions, Instru-
rents And elect1ayies do more harm
than good. Williams Indian Pile ONT
ment absorhs she tnnlors. allays the IN
tense itching sparsicuisriy az night aft
e. getting warm IN bedl, acts as poui
sice, gives instant relief, and is prepared
cnly for Piles. itching of the private
paTts. and fer nothing else.
Read What the Hon. j. NJ. Cofsinberry
OF Csev-i nd says about DIR. William.
Indian Pile Ointment ~ have asec
SCORES of Pile Cur~s, and i, Affords sns
plesssare 20 say thai hare never foanc
anything which gave such immediate
snd p~ruaanent relief - DR.. Ailsiars's
Indian Ofnsuseua.- Fer sale by ali
druggists. and mailed 81 receips Of
psIc~-fi. Sold by A. r Stewart SEATTLE
FRAzxa MxDlcESx Co. prop'rs.
CleFelznd, u.
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Is UneQua1ed.

J. ]. Miller. editor Of the Lutheran
Homo" Lur1,, \ Sc. writes: - ! advertise
ncthin- tls-t 10 n; know 10 be good. l
was saved from the grave. a;n >grc, b.
the use o; Ayers Cherry Fec;or@l. ard
have recommended !; to others with tae
happiest results" /. j. Addison. N. D.,
Chicago. H.. write: II have never
found. in ;hiril-f five years Of continuous
study and practice in medicine, any prepa-
ration OF 20 great yaiue - Ayers CherrT
Pecioral. for treatment of diseases Of the
throat anil la1-S; an! constantly rccom-
mend /; 10 m patients. /: not oGlr h-c:ks
up colds and cures severe coughs, bUt i
effective in relieving The most serious
bronchial and pulmonary affections"
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John J. Chlnan. BROOKLYN, MS. writes,
q" Twelve Years age, Was afflicted with o
severe bronchial trouble. pronounced by .
>lilful physician 10 be very dangerous.
ali liable 10 terminate in Pneumonia.
After using one bottle az Ayers Cherry
Pcctoral. | found great relief. and an occa-
sionai Use 81 il since that time has. l think.
extended my life ten years at least" Mrs.
Y. VI. Thebaud. Montreal. Canada, writes:
= Last spring my daughter was attacked
II memhraneous Group, or diphihcria.
The doctor prescribed Ayers Cherry Pee
toral. which cured her Of the diphtheria.
ECing still very weak and sick. she began
taking Ayers Sarsaparilla, which restored
her to vigorous health.e
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Notice Of Final Proof.

Us LAND OFFICE AT oIYxpI,. VT.
SOFT. 10, 1855.
y Notice Is hereby given that kpwARD
PARFIT has nled notice Of int ntion 10 make
anal proof before Nelson MsUallum, County
Author, at his once 10 Port Midi= N, W r.,
on Friday. the 50th day # October, A. d.
1885. ON P'eeup'ioa n. :. No. rs o. for the
s.W \ Of S.W y Of sestion Is, townahlp 10
north. rsnge q eat.
he names as witnesses Andrew r. 9rsu
Henry Cloud and J. X. Ewing OF r, ri Blahsly,
W. L.. and Frank l. Grow Of Port Madison.
VT, JOHN r. GOwEY,
st2toc2s Register Of the Land vfIce.
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Notice to Creditors.

EST,TE OF MARY IHRfG, DE-
IL ceased.
All persoas having claims against the
estate OF tbs sad aary lhris. decess~d-
are hereby r Qui ed 10 p eseLl the s,me
Win the nace ssary vouchers, 10 the un-
derslsne 4. at he Union Market on the
west side II front srreeI near Bel street
/ the ity OF Seattle KING c .un y. Wash
ngfon Tern DRY within oae year from
the date OF toe FIRST publication OF this
notice. o. thes me wi De fore yer hxrrrd
. Dated September p lSSS.
DAVID HORLACHER.
Ds'e OF first publication Sept. IL, i,Sa
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CURE PaR PLIES.

PILEs are freq 'eatiy preceded by sense
nf Nrizit 90 the back ipl'i- and l4EeE part
# the ahdomsii. causing tie patient 20 LAP
pose iie ht> ~s,fpe sii-ytion 81 the lid ~
or neig hhoEjHg organs. Al times sFmp-
toms ~ indigestion ate present fiatu etsey
uneA-lns-s Of i.ie stomach. etc. \ msiiS-
tire, ike Precipitation producing very
disagree atls itching after getting warm J.
: eumHtR attendant. Blind Bleeding sno
itching Piles yseia q aFcs to the appilCa
ton ai Or. t. s,anko's Pie Remedy, which
sct- directly upon the parts affected ab-oTe
ny the famot> alisying the intense itch.
log. aud eifecting . permanent cnte friee
50 cents Address The DR. BoSanko Medl-
cine Co piqua - sold nv y SrvwAET
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Notice Of Final Proof.

Q. 8. LAND OFFICE AT oLxxPIA, W.T.
sepie bar ), 1888.
~ Motto Is hereby given that CHARLEY
flNNI0AS has ated notice OF intention to
MAKE nnAl pr of before the Judge or, in his
absence. the Clerk OF the Distiies Court a.
afnce in seattle. W. T., on Mon iay. he
lsth Gay OF octo'er, A. D iSsS. on Homestead
application No 500, for the Sw \ Of section
10. township 20 north, Ange 6 east.
He names - witnesses Henry 0rothen
James Dalton, Johz LArkin and K @ White
all Of osceolA. ". +.
JOHN Y. 0OwKY,
sel0ocl6 Ragister Of the Land Once
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Us. LAND ORR Il AT OLYMPIA. W. r.
reotsmber %. 1885
Notice n hsrebs givsn that nt,hEh y
has Hled a,sics Of in.sn La
20 msxs Anal proof b fore tie Cifrs Of ~
DIST let Ce1rt. II he once In Seattle. ", =.
on saturday, the 18th day Of November. =. D.
less, on Pre- eEnp'ion 3 No vssS, Ter sns
3. ". / Of xR ( snd " y Of 81 = Of ssssisa
s. tcs ashtp ~ n range est.
He aanss 40 witnesses J. y. ksess Thso-
dors Hisziss, =. c. Failas snd J. .. 1Asor
JOHN y. e0wgY.
sssssiz nsGGoo n % kan1 o0nA
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The nok anu Arnct-a snoald not fail to call OF
him. The Doctor has visited the hospitals ei
Europe and obtained . great deal OF valuable
information when he Is compstent TO impsr'
to those In need OF his services. DIR. 0IBBue
will make no charge unless he effects . cure.
Pefsoss cured al home Gall or WRIT. Al
comnunications strictly confidential. eene
ten dollars for . package OF medicine. Ad
dress DR.. j. r. 6IBBuN. Box 1851. Gan Fran
cisco, Gal. Mention OVERWHELMINGLY
apl6dv
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4 CHILD Can run 1T.

rINHE NEW No WHEELER & Will
I son Sewing Machine tths b at and
the branch orce. on Front street, near
Pike. with full and comp set of a.
tschments upon which a person OF any
age can execute tbs finest and no pleas
ing nd Of work possible. Every . nrson
purchasing q MACH e viii be th3ro ,shiy
instru ted In regard - ITS use and the
use Of the sftachu ents, an will al-o re-
cetve q guar ntre for keeping the machine
in & cd repair for ave yea-A All persons
~ c cordis lis invited to call and inspect
our machines
u'de rom the country are solicited
md will receave careful and prompt at
tentioo. y. W. HANSON.
is Agent, Seattle. w. r.
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STEAMER TRAVEL, Etc.
For Ports Orchard and Washington

"a STEAMER HELEN. VIII.
Kills Master, leaves Harring-
ton & Smiths wharf Seattle every Monday
"Wednesday and friday, at $50 a. m . for
Mi'chelfs Point. head o. rors Orchard :.
aiso. to head of Port WASHINGTON Re-
tu' ming leave head of Port Washington
al 3 a. M. head OF Port Orchard at lU:S1
a m., Nit hell's Point a. II a. m arriving
at Seattle ABOUT $50 D m. every tuesday.
Thu sday and "a, urday. au27dw
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T1 - The fast Stsrnwheelel
JOSEPHINE,
NIX HOWARD Sola oxrar

II. n. HOW ARD. sole Owner.
VII, from date. car the United States
mad On Hoods Canal. makiag semi
Aeekly trips to Seattle Leaving Sea-
oecs every Monday and Friday M rn'n9
wi touch at porr Gambl for passengers
or fright arriving at S attic in the
afternoon. ret II, iux will leave Yeslers
whaf at "a ocl ok every Tuesday and
saturday morning. taking the mail al
Port u amble for ) abeck md Union City
The steamer Josephine Will leave sea
be u for FORT Gam ole every day except
-atlruay. TO Ike pt sengers and freight
aud receive orders for a ) pJint on hoous
@ nal. jep
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Notice to The Tax Payers Of
Island County, ". I.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
! the duplicate Asse sm Mt koll OF
Islant county. w. T.. for the " ar 1855, 10
now In my possession FIR the cosls ctiou OF
Ia. g. levied thu rein. 3 Id taxes will be
delinque on the slst day of December.
ls'5 at O'Clock y. m. and unless pa d
pr or tn refo ten pc cent. will be added
TO the am unit thereof as penalty, and In
ter-st cnarged at thu rate OF tsenty per
cent. p annum until paid. Said taxes
are pa able NJ the Office of thu County
Treasurer. at G upeyitle, island county.
w. T.. during office hours.
A. u. BLOWERS,
Treasurer OF Island county. w. T.
Dated at Goupevhle. Sept. s lss5.
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Q. Q. LAND 0yYfcH AT eIxnYIA, vii
september 5, issS.
n Notice 10 hereby given that JOHN
hanfts hss nled notice OF intention 10
MAX faAl proof before the Judge. or, In his
absence. the Clerk Of the Di trict Court, q
h.. once In Seattle, ". T.. on Thursday. The
18th day Of october. A. d. 1855. on Home
cad appl cation No. 400. for tbs W y Of "
y OF section .. township IS north, range Q
cost.
h. names 80 witnesses: Samuel ". HindA.
Aodrcv r. Hind. Adam Tosh and John Teah
all OF Melrose W.T..
John y. GowrY.
sel0scl5 REGISTER Of the Land Once
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AUCTION! AUCTION!

DEING AN OLD AUCTIoSEER OF
ID Twelve years experience. and thor
eu2h'y understsp aing he bIrfnes of.
fer my services 81 eli needing them In
that line. I viii give my entire atren, len
TO BUSINESS entrusted TO me. villa sell
real estate snd personal property st III
shorte- notice. In the city 4 tie and
county Of King. X ChEADLs.
sel Seattle posgsfffce.
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dnisth snfent
Of
o dopt4i
comfor OF
VI
antisepic
act
address SEATTLE GENERAL HF
Al. on Fourth twenty sBdJ ocid~
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Ben Rnsier Is sad By ssaoe OF his or
poaeats - ee psilsscaiiy dead M4sn~
be -. tus IL w@ald be wsis f,,g them to
rememt~r thai th san taisc xss - a
81 him slsag z ascas lssS Never foal
wsta the hsnss feet OF male att "a
ara sare thai Il Is dead, AID thea do j,
b psaxy.
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Notice 10 Creditors.

ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
"A sgasnst the Estate of Jerome Butter
ne d, d-ccaed. Ase reqn sse6 70 inform
the undersigned. b. mail or othe wise, ON
or hesore DEC. I. Iss6 at seattle W r., In
order saAt said claimants and myself may
confer a. 70 proceedings for the settle
meat Of aid estate.
Dat, a sept Z. lnGA
sunAwl2 .. p, BUTTEk1LU~D.
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE
DR.. Cl88OA's

No. Sae eVN r
bispensary No. as
ksarny street. Sar
Francisco. EstAb
itshed in 1854. foi
the treatment o.
B. xual aud 5sninal
Diseases, such y
| 9oNoHRH1A, aLEKx,
1 BTMcTuAk, SYPun.
LIS ia ali its forms
/ 6kAuNAL wKAKSEss
$snd IMP oTANCI
SLoss Of manhooe
narmauapfiv rr,ral
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Notice Of Dissolution Of
Partnership.

THE PARTNERSHIP RERETaFnRe
essitsg hefwvea the nnAer~iQns-a
mnAeF TIE Efsn anne 81 cAlkia< 4 red.
6sss. IL tAss stAt alSsalyest b nautnal cor
srEi. ana 10 interest," 81 Js~ r. Re dish
tAeEs ia hss ben 70 10 u llerea Cslkfrs
1er hs11asA rvtss~s freaa sai4 an.
wtifret Gala sns and " Tired CssxYn. ~.
sassss al aacsziEses sgstssss ssst nrna-
wiLfRs ID CALKfNa
j. Y. REDDISH,
sssislsA ", T.. ssys g. tsk .
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knights Of Labor.

QUEEN CITY ASSEMBLY No. 3lia
NJ X. of L.. meets every "Wednesday. at
80 p. M, in Masonic Hall. Visiting
brethren In good Standing are cordially
invited to attend.
NJ. MCMILLAN III. w.
WALTER WAIVER r 9. uhi
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral

heal and control affections OF the
The
~
E-M
Cherry
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COAL.
NoTIOn.

+ TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY OF
! isfermu z usy friends sas pat-oss TIA,
h ave saiaed sole coaa nj OF the bus :
ness fe nlesiy conducted = Caikins q
,tk did sh. sed ~iil safiBu- al the old
fAna. iioi corner From and sgring SIS
viii he pc d to sc We my cute 4ers
" Al shs h0Es>Ksr