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Notice of Final Proof.

US. LAND orT1cR AT OLYMPIA. VT.
April IS, 1885.
81 Notice Il hereby given that GEORGE
HATHEwAY has hied notice Of intentioh to
make tina, proof before the Judge, or in his
abseEce. the Clerk OF the Distriet Court. at his
once in p Townsend, W. T., on Tuesday.
the 2si day Of June, d. 1855. on home.
stead application No. SlOq, for the lots l. .
aud 8, % section %, and HR / OF NE \ Of
seosion Sc. township 50 aorah. range esd,
He names as witnesses William James,
fancy Kniaht. T. =. Gesry and Jerome FL,
JOHN r. aowEy,
aralie4 RAZiatnF of the Land once.
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M00RE'S REMEDY
POISON OAK |!

M0oRRS REMEDY CURES AND
IVA proven Poison Oak.
Cures Piles, Burns snd Cuts.
Removes Sun Burn and Fneckles, cold
in the head or lungs. Coup, etc.
An invaluable family salye.
Sold by all druggistsS
s. cents box. Try Il Al9 am
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Notice to Creditors.
THE PROBATE COURT OF ISLAM

TN THE PROBATE COURT OF ISLAND
l. county, Washington Territory.
In the matter of the estate Of David For.
roster. deceased.
Notice Ii hereby given to the creditors OF
and all parsons having claims against the es-
tate Of said David Forester. deceased, 10 pre-
ssnt them, with the necessary vouchers, 10 the
undersigned. administrator Of the esia Q Of
said deceased, at his place OF business towit,
Ooupevills. Island county, W. T.. within one
year . er the Arst publication Of this notice,
or be forever barred.
Dated May II, 1855.
WALTER CROCKETT,
Administrators Of the estate Of David Forres-
Ter, deceased. my1A4v
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MIsCELLANRoua
MISCELLANEOUS
DIR. c. l. MILLRR, N
los Cherry street, ssasll.. ",
Pc. box a. IT.
Special. Private and ChrauIr
Skin Diseases Cured.

seminai weakas.. ana IN u
vous disorders caused nv 49,.
peaisiveiy cured, On ara s.'.
snent plan.
send for printed question:
DIR Q. l.. MALLKRss r,.'.
Bile success I'm the eur,.a - -.
Chronic Diseases L. wen Rss
His success L. due Co ha. as -
experience and obssrvxss..s
his practice. "
g. No more patients saks. !.
"0ur Boys Farms unttI N !, w
day OF March. whea sfx -. ~.
tages VIII be AntsheA, Me,r.,.
I can accommodate ON. m..,s -
tient tmslel with n nicely fur.,s@
ed room and ali home cen. a.. !.
my residence l0s CAerry ssrs.s
free of charge.
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TIE siek and affslctsd shonla not fail - csll 70
him. The Doctor has visited the kzapa>sIs n
Europe and obtained great deal II Nala1bls
tnformation when he q competent N fnpafi
70 those in need ef his services. %. HiE3QN
win make 10 charge unless he ef'schI saa
Perso cured 1t home Call ef arlt A.
communications strictly coundanstl M
zen dollars for paeksgs Of medielze, AZ
dress DIR. =. II. GIBB0N. Box laS>. lhs Pm.
CISCO, Cal. Mention Posr-lN1E<ftfnixx
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TO assure the perfecs digestion and
Assiwilataeu Of food. and 20 cure ehFonic
Dyspepsiia. Indigestion. fiA4nlency, sonr
ssoinach ,sslck Headache. esc., use Della
yeas Dyspepsia Care. IL never fails 10
-ffert q cure, aud is superior to all medi-
asnes offered 10 the public for these tfou-
oies. sample bottles free at A. b.
STEWARDS Drug store.
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NOTCH

Ars HAVE MADE AEhtirSSs,.
"A meats for reoeivfnR No. tIs. -,
lsr twiee . week tom the ieee .sf.a IN,
81 fhis sectioa Of the egantxy. - !,
her BFua.. n: Witson. 6utoafsa.s - 4,
z7id several othssk an 20. ~ s5nal
furn1sh AL who maF eizA = go 'k~ teils
Frenh 0nnfry Buttee nsss.5stss<
A'A'''s NRIS1N sCHIEnklIs.
arff4 Gross. @7 Frost
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Notice Of Final Proof.


o. Q. LAND osyscx At oErss1., VT
ApFil :. 1888.
80 Nettes Ia hsrsby given that JAMES v.
TAILOR has 1led notice Of intention %
mske nnHl proof befnre tbs Register and Re-
eeiyer, q their once in 0iyrnpas, ". r.. on
Monday. the fssh day ~ May, d. iss6. On
Homestead application No. a1si, fer ths NV
east
He nsmes - sitnhsss c. c. Rmasesl.
Harry si4sbothkm. O. w. Amen and Isaar
osde. al IL Arthur. Esne county. " r.
John Y. a0NMX.
aEsuyls Bexisaar of he Land 0flee.
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u.s Lam oyrsE An ozxxs.A. w.t.
April 3, 1855.
- Noticeis hereby given that DAVID n.
THOMAS has hled notice OF intention q
make anal proof befa<e the Register ana Re.
eeizet. Al thair ofina, In Olympia. ". n.
on "Wednesday. the 2oth DAP Of May, a. D.
lsss. ON Hometlsad application. No sIlf, FOR
ne > o. = o. session u. township ~
north, range 2 e&ss.
He names ~ Witnesses PAilo Rutherford.
q. D. hntherfoEd. VIVA. J.. etearns Ard q III
Moore, all % Fails City, W.T..
JOHN Y. G0WEY.
apsmyM aeeixter o. the Land Ofzes
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A NNUAL MEETING : LOCATION
"A 81 Mzne. SMfklE. ". n. TAs &nnuEl
mnekEHe Of Ehe 1fcckAo3asxH q ne Ken
ta1 Goal CpmpAnT VIII BE- hei4 a. thsi,
el7ne. No. a Sec<azassntsstfeeSS San Fran
elsr3 CAlttafniR. On Monday. June L f4Ss
~ Il ese<o<k n. fur ne pGrpoee q sieet'
ing Beard u pirsescrs 70 servs durinz
Each sfhsw 6nzzneaB nj NAY - hsuzxk;
h<fnrs TIE meeting. ~ sraer Il th<
Presi6e1s. 7. n HENDERSON.
RYxIlL E4ersfkEY.
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Notice of Final Proof.

o. 8. LAND OFFICE AT oLYxRtA, ". T.,
April 8, 1855.
Notice is hereby given that PHIIO RUTH.
ERR ORD has filed notice OF intention to
make final proef before the Register and Re.
ceiver. G. their ONCE, in Olympia, W. T, on
ednesdsy. the Goth day of May, A. d. 1885, on
Homestead application No. 479l, for the lots 6,
ship "a north, range east.
He names IS witnesses D. II. Thomas, @.
d. Rutherford. VIM. L. stesrps and J. II.
Moore, all Of Falls CITY, ". T.
JOHN z. CONVEY,
apQmy14 ReRieker of tAa Land Once
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PaaEss PsLiss; PfLEs.
suRR ctJRK Foussp Al r.Asr--Nc ONE

ANAN GL&A k4A8H Al hAsE NJ YIN
NxKD aUEEER-
4 sare care for Blind. Bleeding, itch
ing and liberated Piles has been din.
covered hy DIR. William Tan Indian
Renledyl. called Or. williams Knasan
piie Ointment. A single bar has cured
the worst chronic gases OF Is OF 50 years
standing. No one need suifer ave min-
ates affair applying this wonderful
soothing Raedieiaa Lotions. fnstrn-
naents and eleetuRfiee do more harm
than good. Williams Indian Pile Oint-
neHs ahnaxkm the trmors. afiays the IN
tense itching (paFticalarly at night aft
er getting warm In bed, acts as poal-
tice, gives instant fslief, and is prepared
only for Plies, itching Of the private
paris, and Cor nothing else.
Read shat she Hen. J. n. Coffinbesry
% cleveland says Aboat Dr.. Williams
Indian File Ointment: have used
scores Of Pile Cursa, and 10 affords Ens
paessnre 10 cay thai have never found
anything which gave xnch imzlediate
and permanent relief ~ DIR. Wiiliam's
indian Ointment" For sale BE- all
druggists, and mailea ga ruceips Of
prsee-$t. Sold By A. b Stewart seattle
FaAxim MEnnirxx Co, Prop'rs.
Cleveland, U.
Iitsare wish 1AMim A. CAMkr 4 Co.
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Meaday Merning Beat @
yECTO MA.
STEAMER EVANGEI.,

VIII lakse rEsaew karf. Seattle q Ia
ID. every NasdaY nzeTnlag 4sx Victoria
am8 hAps SkazIAH&uo IS II .. NJ FRI
AAT tex Ftzsas1A ysA tn xszAn1A axvfs-
iAF aG Victoria 81 : e. M o. SATURDAY.
Essags NiesnfiA a. " o. n. saturday. tar
kes& Tosnseaa ard sieAlsiA. and arrive 6
N2szIia AllANa y n.
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Hxs OzD Rours.-sfhs steamer
zsphyr arrived Al $50 oscieck yssesr-
day afternoon from Olympis ard II
coma. wish Captain Ballard a the
vkesi. She eFocQhs 30 passengers. AZ
she entered The h&re4w, the Ga. 4.
Starr left Tor TR~oznsL Tia Zephyr
had thrae passengers 90 beard vhou
she bad psaked 40 On FAshon Island,
Who desired 30 SO GA fnzrd The Ss&zs
and 90 10 FscomA. IAasssainRly TIA
Zsphff siznallsa her 10 come ssozcside
- thai toe passeazeFz saixet board her.
hns g1iaS - the sill htexxs hs1xine al
sha iime. rs heAts did nos d&rs cams
ta9sshsF. sna afasr haeksne and fiiin1
scF 4 fsw ensnafes, The starr proceeded
On lieF way. and Ne ZsRAyr came in to
kss h<FsA Al 1szisss wharf.
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ARSOLUTELY CURE
$fO5O

WILL BUY THE HOUSE AT l0ss
three well furnished rooms and kitchen |;
ground Mt, $40 a month, on most fayo :
ahle terms. apply to DIR. c. L. MILLER,
los Cherry stres & ans
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PATENTS.

INVENTORS SEND MODEL OR
Z sketch e your inyensi1n. wken viii
snd report - 70 psssntahiiitf. With aa-
vice. circulars. etc, kHEK OF CHARGE. All
business before u. - Pztenk Once a.
fended 70 for MODERATE Kkxa. Infofma-
ton and references sent o. application.
NO cHAnsz UNLESS fAIz<T - sncuExIt
wssAinxtun, D. q. direstiy opposlss o.
q Patent 0d}ca. noe7wn
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THH sTEAMKR
CITY OF QUINCY.
FoR TnE ,IppnR sKAclT,

assur Glide q. ~. Cove, Msstes
r KAyEs YEHIaKR'S WHARF ON
Ia "Wednesday and Saturday. Restraining
Ihtswaay aud MsndRy. calling Is stan
WolSA utAiaay, Mcsa Landing. skAxis
uscF, Moazst yerron. Starring and sll IN.
teRfn1dtafa points above. For frptaht o.
pskasnfs ARMY on beard ur 70 &k<tkGk
NOasTkk 81 tho wharf. api
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NOTICE.

ALL PERSONS INDEBTED ~ Lais
IN arm al Claus x Hanna 49,. n
Honor dealers, lately DONG y. 1900
wise. are ssosified that such indsaAs y
has this DAY bsea cold s.sd asss1as n
walter RrgN. a Co. Of nsn "
and payment must alone % naaaf
WHITE & MuKDAI.
Aftorneys fer Walters Er@. !, ~
Seattle. Aps n "a A&& 49,
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House 60 Let.

A NEW HOUSE, or ROOMS, WITH
~ mo6ern Improvements. On sssncca
stress hctWeca Second nnd ThArd- La
Third and Seaecs streetA kpaH
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cisco, Gal ~ ~
Conducted by qualified Ply. <>NT1
sicians and surReons--regalsr Ns5%f1s
graduates. n WkStA
- The OLDEST sPxcIArrxrsy yygAtSN1
IA the United States, whoes [<<<NM
I.EFx-L0Sa IxPERIKEcx, per. N<l1NVt
feet methed aud pure msil. ~
sine, insure SPEEDY and Pm. z-N
MANKST suRRs of all Priyafa K$A
CAronic and Nervous Disesses E*l
Antctions Of the Bloom. HKn. L&5
kIDSers BLADDER, ERUPfzosR ~
ULoKRs. OLD SoRRs swRrIuge tW
OF TER GLANDS. SoRR Mourn. WI
THnoAT. BONE PAINS. permsDans,, - q y.
sradloated from the system for ltfn q
NERVOUS Debility. impoteacr. a.as..
49, -. seznsl Decay, Mental AMI Pkyllesl
meAkness, railing Memory, weak Rss.
stuntsd Development Impedimsuss 4 m.
riaae, etc, from excesses Or voraS.sa s.;ss.,
cured tsmu
Young, middle-seed and Old usa. - *
WHO need medical 81 III and sxpsv3sn,s -
suit the Old European PhysicfAn 4 100 ~,
opinion costs nothing and nar 80 sr,-s.
misesy and shame. When incon,sss,,sns I.
visit the city fer treatmsc nAdfolss~ =. Z,
sens sverywhere b. express freq flSll 49,.
E.non: it e seit-evideDt that pilysirl.,,
who gives his whole attention 10 4 tikss n IN
eases attains great akin, ana rAgasS.sl
throughout the country, knowins thir a
quently recommend dificuls cssss 10 a. "A
esi Specialist. BY whom every kip,sr, -
remedy ts used. Tue Dsctor's ass saod -,
ence makes his opinion Of saprala h1pu,,
lance.
Send for the sanitsrist auIds 4, Hs.a
ssnt free Also. SELF Analyst. Ne
DR.. LfebiEs WONDERFUL 0EznAn frsUoa,.
roR permanently prevents all unnsapa} lssls.
from the system, tones the nerves. strnrll,
ems the muscles, checks the wsssa. inyieas}s,
the whole system. and restores the ndliss& y
health and happiness.
TIE reason - many cannot Rst uuNs& a
seminal Weakness, less OF Manhood AL. "A
owing 70 complication called Pral1sisr1ssl
with Hvperaethesia, winch republics pscalRs
treatment DR.. Lashia's InyiRorsM a IA
only positive cure for prosfalorrhas. wish NJ
eulisr special treatment. used Il He Llsks
DispaLsaFy.
Price Of lnvigcrztor, "a. case n In 10.
ue., SlO. sent 20 any address, csrnrsi -
curely from observation. 10 prove afls Won.
derful power Of the Inviscraior o On bosss
VIII Be given or ssnt freq. NJ
Powerful Electric Belts frea 70 pspsar<s.
Consultation freq and private. Can "a ~
dress LaEREG DHsFESAAkts
aoo 0eary street, San Franchise, OIL
Private entrances. eos Mason tarset hlI
blocks up tssaFy frcm Kearuy. Mkm Eatssss
through DispensAry DruG stece. nhlsax3s
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TvHE LAKE WASHINGTON MILL
L and Hotel, Tor term Of years from
TIE Ia dAF a. May. 1<xA Apzty no
mh3 O. c. PHENNET q co
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'SNOHOMISH EXCHANGE

IsAAc cArHcARr. Proprssssr.
sn0h0mish City, w. r.
Every etcFf vii be made 70 maintain M
reputation attained b. this Motel q TIE
Best Hotel In snohomish County.
And me uLEAxksT Kxrr HoUsE IN
Washington Tsryitory.
The table win be supplied with the hes
the market affords
The bar win b furnished with irSt.
class Wines Liquors and Cigars.
mswn ISAAC CATHcARf.
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ISLAND ROUTE.
Seattle Fas fawnssa szd sgiaaAmss
sus~NA THE gTKAMKR
!. EvAMCEL
lHARRY LON. AasseE,

CaarxsnR tn Z. 9. nsalis aaa Wells
FkaKo 4 Ea.& exproea, VIII Aaave feslaFs
wAsF3 eswry THURSDAY. a. { q M, and
calling 81 San Juan. lep@x Friday HAx>
eex. Naeh@ Harlow, eTeaA kAss Sound
0usuaeA AhAcertsA tsanish ana wAAs-
cora.
ffrsstnlnK win arrive a. eeastla ahons
D n. tswfy Naaun1Ax.
fare % fsEs Tewnsen4. u - SenzlNh.
moo -
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Harness warranted to fit and wear,
at reduced rates, 70 be had of J. D'ARcy
q Co.'S, Main street. apps I'm
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Are aeents for Needham's he'd Cloves
preparations. Q positive cure for cancer,
mali rhelaIn. pilea. trykipilas. ahd al
blood and skin diseases. myS
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MISCELLANEOUS.

In.urs ri.h JAMIE A. oAnzr 4 Co.
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c. O P. S. R. r..
THE TABLE

IfME TABLE
WsoR FRANKLIN. b. sCk DlA1,i.ON ~ y
asd fstarInsdiate stations. daily ~
FoTNewcastie and interrnediste ssstions
as,lg sfk 40 gad I0a0 q. IA, and !! 2. ~.
Returning arrive ~ seattle hom 80,
river EXTENSION q W. n.-s ~ :. 90,
Newoaetia bExnth ~ ~ =. ms a. 80. : -
and $40 p. M ... - n
RunninlE tins 70 ErAnkIzn, ,am
Runptnlk time 70 NeWeaSsaas H- ~ e'
- Il. J. Mff.NKh,
ana Assistant Superintendent.
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HxAkD FkoM Professsr o. B. JOAN
san and Charles L. Dsapy have written
and tsleeraphed from time 20 time 81
they are tFaveiine shrea9h he Easf.
Yesterday Dispatch eAnie sayinz shat
they eefe In Nsx York city, where they
woaid remain three d&'fM when they
would pseseea 10 Barlinatnn. vernont,
the Professors cid honssk A lanehshi<
incident eecnFrwa whiAs 1t GAicAeo
Charles Denny b a failas IN Hsrfen 4
Cos bank Of shis CITY and naturally de-
sires % call IN their correspondents
along The liHe Of his travels. He ID
ssked many questions abeat fhs Sound,
aud sa Chicago azzsan0 ether questions
be wse eskeds what kiisd ct fartifics-
items have you there s@sinss attacks
frem ihe Indiansw That banker sAould
receive pamphlss fronl oar Channels
Of Coaausexee.
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House 60 Let.

r WILL LKT NY HOUSE ON THE
l. corner Of SECOND and Cherry streets.
for Q term 81 yearss af a low rate. 10 aen-
tains zlxteen rsanas b IN good order, and
% suitable for boarding aud lodging
house. Enps9l MRS. WYCK0FF.
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OR. FraxIer,s Throat ana Lung

9bFs EkMXtSfF@ GWf81t ana A0n nag
RBninam
Is the greatest remedy IN the world for
Coughs, Colds, sore Threat, Influenza.
tauinxy, izaryugitis, Group. Hoarseness,
broRehitis, Astkma, Catarrh and Wh0op
ipg Doagh, and all diseases Of the throat
and lanss. It performs wonders IN re-
iievsng Consumption. 10 strengthens
sne lungs and instantly allays all irrita
tion OF the throat.
CLEVELAND, Ohio.
Or. FnHxier--Dear Sir: / was trou-
bled for about three months during the
last SUNNI Z and tall with bronchitis
and q bad cough. After trying several
rersedies without finding any relief.
used your Throat and Lung Balsam, and
found immediate relief. On retiring nj
nigfit ID gave me uIldissurbed rest, and
after using the medicine three weeks |
found myself cured. Rev. Z. MUTE.
DIR. Fraxier's Throat and Lung Bal
sam allays all irritation Of the throat,
penasrates aud heals the lungs and as
sistsi nature by expeetoration to throw
IF the corruption. Sold by druggists
everywhere at 70 cents a bottle. Frazier
Aledioine Co. pKopFietors, Cleveland, %.
Sold by A. b. Stewart. Seattle.
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House to LET,

A spLxNDfD HOUSE. CENTRALLY
u located. Apply 70
mh6 q. O. PffINNEY a ca,
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RAIpENa "RAD HousE.r--At 3 O'Clock
SAfnraAy night, vOfticsrs (,Avanaagh and
Hrcftsn, assisted By Deputy Sherman
and aided By Mr.. Lancaster, who was
dsputixsd By the officers made Q raid
on the preutses Of Moilis kosenkransz,
who keeps the house on CT street known
as the '.stsr Lodging Horse which has
the reputAtion Of being house Of III
fame. The inmates were entirely I'M
prepared Tor the event that came upon
shsn % snddeniy. and 1cre surprised
into IN easy capture. The prisoners,
consisting % the propristfess. four fs
male inmates Of the houlse and two die.
soluts men, we're locked ap In tbs city
fail, vhencs they we're released Sunday
on bail Of $50 70 appesf before Justice
IAwnsnce this afteFnnon. After a
proper bsarinz the Jaslice fined the
mistress Is and each Of the others SO.
The huss ware paid wish little or no
complaint, and the prfsrners we're set
Is hhtsrty TaDe.a Nssas.
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i NEW rAssExGER SNIP.
[N. y. sun.l


When people hook at ship of modern
build, and particularly 81 a new passen-
ger ship like tho Cunarder Etruria.
which arrived at this port yesterday
on her FIRST trip, they have great diff
Guilty In oomprehanding the size of the
vessel before them. As the Etruria lay
at her dock her load water line at the
bow was more than eight feet out Of
water, and the black hulk lowered above
that about as high a. the roof Of an or
dinAry three story tenement towers
above the street. The keel of the ship
was twenty-one feet down under the
water. II she could be set down in
Broadway, opposite the postofiice, Pc
destfians would have to pass up and
down che street on each side in single
file, and people could walk by means Of
plank from her promenade deck into
the windows of the top stories of build.
inga on the west side of the street. The
pennapt from her uainmast would float
ON leyel with the weather gauge at the
top Of the tall flag stat on top Of the
postoffice building. The seventh Regi-
ment could End accommodations In her
sirst cabin. and three other regiments
oonld be quartered In the intermediate
duA tue hkFcka&e. II VIC power cuuku DC
economically transmitted, her engines
could ran q large part of all the ma
ehinery 10 the city.
The Etrnria 10 the latest type Of
ocean passenger ship, built on what
Captain Bedford PIN, Of the royal
navy, calls the gas pipe model. She is
$40 feet long, and Is about ~ deep a.
she Is broad, this model being neces-
sary because of the asrriw gates 10 the
Liverpool docks. Sac carries 900 tons
of ceall Tor her trip across the ocean,
and IL she could be loaded down 10 q
draught Of thirty feet. she would carry
1000 tons OF cargo. British shipowneTs
hope that eventually New FORKS harbof
will be dredged ont 90 that she can do
this, bus until this IL dclns she cannos
carry much more than GOD tons.
The EtruFiA vas built chiefly as a fast
passenger steamer. On her trial trip
she reached speed Of ~ miles an hour.
On her way across she covered AS and
40 miles on two days, but she was not
speeded AL the way. Her builders as
cert thas che will cross the ocean in six
days and Heven hours. OF In three hours
less than the lowest record. They say
she 10 fitted up 10 Q style far superior to
any othsr ship YEA hFuastht out by the
Cnnard Company. Since the English
Government has chartered the America,
the Alaska, the Oregon. and the Um-
ria. the Etrnria 10 the only six-day ship
that remains in The Livsrpool service.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-20

DIR. Mealeyss celery
Beef and Iron cafes dyspepsia and neu
rslRia.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-29
THE BIRrHpAx GREETINGS.

NEW YORK, April 2S.-The large
number of congratulations received by
Gen. Grant yesterday on the ami
versary of his sixty-third birthday
WAS the source of intense qualification
to the old hero. Among the many
kilograms was one saying:
Twenty thousand citizens Of To-
peka, Kas., are assembled in mass
meeting to honor your birthday and
pray for your speedy recovery to
health. r. T. CoFRAN, Mayor
From the children OF Avery, Iowa,
came letter numbering 500 sigma
lures.
The people OF Cincinnati, through
John Simpkinson, chairman OF the
citizens general committee, expressed
their fervent desires for his recovery
and congratulations.
Besides these there were dispatches
from u. A. r. posts and prominent in
dividuals without lumber. The gen.
eral remained in the drawing room
till after 10 o'clock in company with
the members Of his family, Senator
Chaffee, DR. and Mrs. Newton and DR..
Douglas. He looked tired but he held
up amazingly well. He seemed to feel
satisfied and happy and Joined the
conversation with much spirit.
The presents and congratulations
continued to-day, several being re-
ceived from California and other dis
tant points.
DR.. Douglas arrived at the house at
10 p. m. for the night. The generals
condition Is about the same.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-29
ARKANSAS FLOODS.
Great Loss of Stock and Growing
Crops Inevitable.

FULTON, ARK, April 2S The river
has been steadily rising for ak days.
1t now marks thirty-two feet on the
government gauge and is still rising
at the rate of one.half inch an hour.
The whole country along the banks is
inundated and the people with their
stock are ilseing to the highlands for
safety. The lower part of Fulton is
submerged and a repetition of last
years disastrous flood Is inevitable.
Fields once green with waving corn
are now a wilderness of water. The
loss OF stock is very heavy. The Iron
Mountain railroad has several hum
bred men working on the bridge here
trying TO save 1t from being borne away
by the accommodating drift. Trains in
the Arkansas river valley are consid.
erably damaged by the overlooking Of
portions Of the platform above Lit
tie Rock. Several private levies have
been broken, but the disaster is only
local in character. The water Is now
falling from Fort Smith down.