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REpucrlus ~ PRECx OF MECHANICAL
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eailding. am prppAred " furnish tAs
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Gold. SILVER, aluminnm and rubber
are employed by DR.. kilbo1rne. e3S
pront street In naking artificial dem
earcs Gold for partial sets and alumni
anm fos full sets prove the Raost salts
hActory.
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sHfLoH's CURE ~ill immediately
relieve Crourh MhoopinR Ooaeh and
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ARE YOU MADE miserable BY Indi-
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A NASAL INJECTOR frpe With
each bottle Of Shiioe's CatArrh Rem
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WHY WILL YOU coagh when Sal
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SArah's Dslight, positive cure for
ssninal weakness and inapcsenoe. Fer
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Judge OF the Probaie Court.


TEkkiTOkf OF WASHINGTON. COUNTY
Il OF King. ss.-ln the Probate Court Of said
King County
NO. S54-lH the matter OF the estate Of
,,or shonH ~, - ,nsas " 'O"'
On rs.s;n, ~ risns a.. r..,,,,o- =, Va
VILLAIN The sxerrt1rr 4, ,hs e., S,sn 80.
tafnsrs a. Thomas prnfhsrhnoa ssea.s.S -.
tins Torn thss tha 90 ss..ts - - -.
per e,,,dit,on 10 - 1900 .rd a.. -, a.
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rs,s.,r,s ,r,.,s-sss sr are - ....,- - -.
Thr~,s. Rrosh.rer--a Sae..s.s -. "a - =.
oe.r hesars the p,oh..a ro,-t ~ E,,.-e...Rr
h Ws.htns,o, 1870, :, ~. GO. 10y,
AZ "a 0or-t a, ~. 80 :, $500. a., -
Eing Cannfx an ~ ." SN'N
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SHlIOHs CArARRH REMEDY-a
positive enfs far CStarrh. niplsheria
and C&nkss Mouth Sod by A. b
SaHw2r&
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DE-. Prices dsnlAl oGses 10 removed 70
his ressasnee % fosFsA street.. between
Nsriaa asA hsdtsoa- aaS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-03

'INERRiT0RY OF WASHINGTON, COUNTY
L Of KiDg--In the Probate Court Of said
King county.
No. S2e--In the matter OF the estate Of
Henry Ciarh, deceased.
Order 70 show esuss why decree Of distribu
ton should lot be made.
On reading and aling the petition Of William
B. Jones the administrator OF the estate Of
Henry Clark, deceased, setting forth that
the said estate IL now in Q proper cor dition
10 be closed, and that portion Of the residue
of he said estate remains to be finally dissrfb-
uted among the persons entitled; II Is now
ordered by the Court here that ali persons in-
iertsted in the said estate Of the ssid Henry
Clark, deeeast he and appear before the
Probate Cour, of kIsg county. in ashiogton
Territory, ct the court room Of said court, IN
the city Of Seattle. in said King county.
On saturday. Jan Sd, A. ID. 1855,
Al eleven o'clock m then and there 10
show cause ~ any hey hsvel why q dec &c
Of distribution should not he made 81 the res
Ilue Of ibs said estate among the persons eu-
tIti % according 10 law.
And it Is further ordered that copy Of this
order TO show cause be published at least
once each week for fou. successive weeks be-
fore the said Sd dsv Of JsDuAry, 1855. in the
SKATTLE WEEKLY PosT- ISTELLIcExcKR, weekly
newspaper printed and published in said
King county.
Done in open ooart. December 2, 1854
II. HALL.
Judge OF the Probate Court
King Ccunt~, ss--I, l. NJ Hail, Judge ana
ex-ofiieio Clerk of the Probate Court OF said
King county. do hereby certify that the fore
going is full. true aud correct c7py Of an
ofiginai order to show cause granted By our
said Probate Court. December I'd, 1884. in The
matter Of the estate Of Henry Clark. deceased
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set
-, my hand and afaxsd tbs seal OF our
STAT said Probate Court. the aid ID dsy
- Of December, 1854.
l. n HALL.
Jude and ex-of1eio Clerk Of the Probate
Cnurt Of King county, In Wash ingion Ter 1.
tary. del
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and Hoa- Thorsas a. Hac5rieks Of In
disas for Vice PrsE6o1t
1.-The House Of Lords rsf7ses 70
eooss6sE the Franehiss bill.
N-Spsnish steamer Glj1o sno Brit
ish steamer Lexhanz sank a Corsz5z'
snd 10 lives loss
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and aoa- Thorsas A. Hec3rieka Of In
diaas for Vice Prsz6ozt
1.-THE H0zss Of Lords rsf7ses 70
ooossdeE the Franshise bill.
N-spsnish steamer G7jDo and Br1s-
ish sse4mer Lexh4z sank a Cors1sa'
snd I'D lives lost.
- ArSCsz-
6-Cornsr stone q tie pedestal q TIA
B4rthoi6i static laid
I0-EArtsq7zks 10 y Of tie nitss
States
I7-Tha French a4z bStstsd over tue
citadel AZ H7e, the capital % Aosnn.
Oa sbe zane dsy tie new King OF
Ansus Eas crowned WITH great ponp-
Z-Foo Chos oonbardsd oY the
French asst
24-D~aih. IL England. o. Hsnry
GsggRe bysgn-
Z5-Dssth, ia Berlin Of Lore Arnp'-
hill. aged IS
2-Dests, At PfevldeBcs, K l.. Of
GATED States senator Henry b. Al
th1nT. aged 60.
t-Dsath. At Geneva. y. Y, Of Chstles
j. F0sger. Secretary Of the Treasury,
aged ~.
I-Dsssruetiye FIRE 10 Cleveland
I5-PsraviAn revgigiionIsss defeated
at Lima.
Is-MsetlnQ Of tie EDperors u Ger
many, Ras<ia and Austgis at KisEnsTlee.
ls-EribqaAke IN Oaio.
ocToBEE.
2-The French defeat tie Chiasse At
Loeb nan.
s-Battle Of Keep.
l4-Elestions IN Oaio and West Viz
GINA.
B-Gsneral oslebsatioa Of the han-
dreath anniversary Of the birth Of sir
Moses Moptefore.
T-BarninR Of the steamer Aaa=daEn.
gt-Barchsrd ssvs, Ram, Enmanisn
and EsbellsoD.
sOyKMBER-
4--Prssidsutial election.
l4-O1sbreak Of the cholera IN Paris.
I5-Meeting Of the Congo Conference
at Berlin.
is-yots OF the state Of Nss York
officially declared.
is-Blaine's great Augusta speech.
I9-Shootine OF n. II. De Young. pro-
prietor Of the San Frascisco CArossieis.
by Adslph 5precksls &C 4ttlemen's Con-
vsntion at 81. Louis
DECEMBER
l-Congress assemblies.
I0-Na;ional meeting Of health on
/ GERS at Washington.
lG-O2ening OF tbs New Orleans Ex-
| position
2i-fhe Sharon suit decided 10 favor
OF plaintiff.
27--Greai earthquake In Spain, With
/ fearful lose Of life.
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"HACKMErACK.r 9 lasting and
fragrant perfume. Price - and 50
GENTS Sold by A. b, Stewart.
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cured. The sex and kfficsat sAouh ~ ~
20 cali upou him The DOcsoF hn n1sel1
extensively 10 Europe and snspecsst -
oughly the various hospitals t1sfn s>sir1l
a great asal Of valuable infornlstlcn. ~
he Ia compeSsnt 20 ,mpArt 10 thcs = heAN
bis services. The poctof ezsss unez 500
fail. Trv him DR. alBB0s vii mzni
charge nnleas he snse's ezra fsracntN
distance cuaKD Al HoME. Al cez12nien
tons strictly eonndenfiAL Al lsttsn ze4eN'
ed IN plain envelopes.
ssaa $40 Ter Q paeksgs ef ms91:1e q
or write. address Dr.. J. Z. GIDEON ~
1857, san Francisco. Cal. lMsnttsa - y
per in whieh you saw this sdysEtlssMxsll
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JACOBS y D. skS IA
JACOBS & JENNER.

TToRNEYs AND COUSsELoRs
A a. law. Once u Boyd & Poncin's
building. Trout sfreet, I'D steirs-
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fANrAIT.

S--Aleeaing Of The National Repaid
can Caaseasioa a. CAieago.
S--tion. James q. RlAine OF Msina
dominated fer President. aud General
John 4. Logan Ut Illinois fos Nica
President
f-peAih. 81 Nee York, ~ James
Watson Webb, aged 81
e--Deash. AZ New York, Of JuNixe
Nesh II. svayns. AGED 30
ti-@DsesA. ~ HEADING. Of ex Goa
grsssnAn Hetster Clymos, aeed 81.
&4--kescns II Isiraienant Grcely aud
q numeer Of has party In Smiths Sonnd
BY she relief sAips fhstts and BesS.
N--AitAek on Ereneh tfoova BY Cal,
neea 81 Lang am
N-Msssins Of he Pan Presbyterian
Coancil a. Rslfasi.
2s--Aeeainx Of the Egypsian Confer.
eacs OF Lendon.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-09-23
PERSOSAL.
From Morning Edition.l

W. R. Wyman, Of Sidney, is in the city.
G. J. Cotiman, of Dayton. is at the Arcade.
Hon. W. W. Curry stopped at the Lagonds
house.
Hannibal G. Hamlin returned home last
evening.
A. W. Butts has returned from his hunting
expedition.
W. H. Horner WAS in Cincinnati on busi-
ness yesterday.
40. Huffman returned home from Ken
lucky Yesterday.
V. II. Wilson, OF London, registered at the
Arcade yesterday.
C.J. Gilmore, Of Cincinnati. was in the
city last evening
A. Schaefer aud wife, Of West Liberty, are
spending the day in the city.
John H. Long, of the Chicago, Rock Island
4 Pacific railroad, is in the city.
Ernst Hunger left Tor Council Blufs, Ia,
last evening by the Pan Handle route.
W. W. Young, a prominent lumber dealer
vi hS"'on, ""o =" 'h0 wy INST o'euiuR'
Geo. T. Seibert, Of Urbana, eX-clerk of the
courts, was at the St. James last evening.
J. II. Clark, of Clarks chemical works,
lett yesterday for Chicago and the west.
H. A Faulman left for Hazslton, Pa, on
legal business last night via the Pan Handle.
Mr.. Huffman, connected with +. W. Devoe
4 Co., of New York, spent yesterday in this
city.
Mr.. Thos. F. Tierney, with Henry G.
Bidde 4 Co, OF Philadelphia, stopped at the
Arcade yesterday.
Col. Bob. Purcell, of the Queen and
Crescent route, was in the city last night at
tending the Bruce reception.
j. Sheriff. Hayward and family, of Indian
apolis, are the guests of his brother, NJ. A.
Hayward, OF Miller street.
NJ. G. Baird, the popular clerk Of the
Lagonda house, left last evening for few
days visit at his home at Xinesville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Capt. Robt.. Starkey hsv,
gone to Cincinnati. Mrs. Starkey will re.
main short time on a visit with friends.
w.. b. Hoffman, Of New York. who il
an old time hustler in the paint trsde, 10 il
the city, ready to furnish red paint on th'
election of Foraker.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-09-23

curious circumstance mentioned by the
Lebanon Gazette in connection with Sber-
man recent speech at Lebanon is the fact
hat when he WAS speaking on the stage at
the opera house be was within few feet OF
the place where his father died Judge Chas
H. Sherman, while a member OF the supreme
court, was holding court in Lebanon in 1929
he was taken sick with cholera morbus at
his room in the old hotel which covered the
ground now occupied by the east end Of the
opera house, and which will be remembered
by many of the older people, and died in less
Than twenty'fDur hours. Modes of convey
ance were so slow in those days that before
any OF his family could arrive there the
funeral services were over and he had been
buried in the old Presbyterian cemetery.
HIS remains were afterwards taken to Ian
caster,
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-09-23

Tuesday afternoon Thomas S. Locke,
through his agent, J. NJ. Markley lied in the
common pleas court petition against CLri.-
tian Webber, alleging that by sundry false
representations made by one John Burns,
Webber's agent, he was induced to trade lot
34l2, In Pringle 4 Johnson's plat, tor IA
twenty-one acre tract Of land in Athens
county, Ohio, which was represented to be
worth $4,000. The plaintiff alleges that he
found that the land was poor, story and a
halt house instead of a two story, no tenemen Mt
house on the land, and insteadOf a railroad
running near by, as he claims Burns repre-
sented, he found a railroad bed running
through the land, which was detrimental t9
the value OF the property. The railroad had
not arrived yet. He also claims that the
place is not worth 5. 900.
On application by Prngle 4 Johnson
plaintiffs attorney, Judge White granted n
temporary Injunction to prevent the disposal
OF the property pending the litigation.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-09-23
CURES FOR PILES.

Piles are frequently preceded by sense OF
weight in the back, loins and lower part OF
the abdomen, causing the patient to suppose
he has some effection OF the kidneys or
neighboring organs. At times, symptoms OF
Indigestion are present fatulency, uneasiness
OF the stomach, etc. A moisture, like per-
spirstion, producing very disagreesble Itch
ing, after getting warm, is a common at
tendant, Blind, Bleeding and Itching Piles
yield at once to the application OF DR..
Bosanko's Pile Remedy, which aots directly
upon the parts affected absorbing the
Tumors, allaying the intense itching, and
etfecting a permanent cure. Price DO cents.
Sold by Ad Bskhaus Il Co.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-09-23
NLLLIYANHTATUEN.
The Champion ombatsnt In Artistic por-
tfayaI of High Art.

| ttayal OF Htgh Art.
| From Morning Edition.l
II Is remarkable how the people on the
streets are attracted by the extremely hand
some Autographs Of Sullivan in nearly every
store window. One reason for II 10 the con-
cot ilic'ipg character OF the numerous reports
which have been sent out through the Asso-
ciated Press concerning his actions during the
coming winter. Mr.. Whiting Allen, repre-
sen,ing Lester 4 Aliens minstrels. was in the
city yesterday, and said to a GLOBE. .RErunLIc
blatant will appear at Blacks Opera House
next Thursday evening. II is equally true
that he will not hight Ryan or anyone else
until the season is over, IT he does at all. In
deed, it is question of some doubt as to his
ever fighting again. He sweais that
he viii never fight in public
again, but II any body wants to fight bin il
must be done in small room, with no more
than ten people on eide present and for not
less than 900 a side. ali money up. 1t is
a certain thing that no man living has got or
can get that amount OF money to put up
against him. Another thing | believe he is |
sincere when he says be wants to shake of |
ptIze ring associations--,hat is, not of pugi |
ists themselves, but the buns who hover |
around them. He don't care a great deal |
about defending the title of champion"
against any body's claim. He knows, and the
world knows, that there never has been, or
IS it likely there ever will be, his aual in
perfect physical development or as a pugilst
and claims can never dwarf his fame. He
Is enthusiastic over his statuesaue)
posing and is justly proud of the
magnificent picture OF majestic strength
be makes. He is but one feature of
a very entertaining programme. Contrary to
what might be your FIRST thought, his pres
'nce necessitates the employment of an un-
Usually strong company, for the simple rea-
ION that Lester Allen have to keep their
aith with managers Of theaters and the pub
ic in contracting and promising to furnish
lot only Sullivan, but also the very best and |
unnest minstrel show on the road Mr..
george Lester, proprietor Of Lester h Aliens
has an income OF $4,000 a Year
rom his foreign fruit importing business and
ou may be sure that managers of theaters
vii make a responsible man like that ulil
is contract to the letter. If you will take !
he trouble to look over the poster of the I
ompiny you can see at Il glance how well ! a
e IS prepared to do so" (
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-09-23
The Latest From, sullivan,

FThHhI0UU Hf, ~ otpT. II.
MANAGER SAM. WALDMAS, Springfield, O.:
Opened this evening to the capacity OF the
house. Over 1000 people turned away
Daily press pronounce this company the bes,
minstrel performance ever seen on the Amer
lean stage. John l.. Sullivan gave grand ex-
hibitlon OF the gladiator and was received
with great applause. Entire company will
arrive in your city at 3 80 p. IN. via the Pan
Handle railroad, Thursday, Sept. "a, and im.
mediately make grand street parade.
GFpRUp I
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-09-23

The Notatc Bet Co., OF Marshall, Mich,
offer 20 send their celebrated Electro Voltaic
Belt and other Electric Appliances on trisl
for thirty days TO men young or old afflicted
with nervous debility loss OF vitality and
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rheumatism, neuralgia, paralysis, and many
other diseases. Complete restoration to
health, vigor and manhood guaranteed No
risk is incurred as thirty days trial is al
lowed. Write them at once for illustrated
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Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-09-23

Hon. W. W. Curry, of Indiana, addressed
a large republican audience at the Wigwam
Tuesday night. HIS address was mainly
concerning the suppression OF the colored
vote of the south, by which the present dem
ocratlc party owes its elevation to power
The address was listened to with marked in.
lereSt throughout. Hon. J. Warren Keiier
occupied seat on the platform and intro
duced the speaker.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-09-23
THE nRUcE cnrs,AL WEDDING.
An Elegant society Event on Market
Street

From Morning Edition.l
One oil the most delightful social affairs oc-
CURING IN Springfield for a long time was the
Robley D. Bruce crystal wedding, which took
place last evening at the Bruce residence, 2s3
south Market street. There were about sixty
couples present, the affair taking the form
more of a reception than OF an evening party.
The entertainment was very handsome.
Music was furnished by Professor Rieio.
Among those present were Mrs. Strickland
and Mr. and Mrs. James H. Evans, from CO.
lumbns, and Mr.. and Mrs. John Kirby and
Ar. and Mrs. James Allison, from Urbsna
During the evening Messrs. HUFF
man, Long, Hoffman and r. J. Pur
cell secured the services OF the Big Six Band
tor serenade, after which Mr.. Purcell, on be-
half OF himself and Others, presented Mr.. and
Mrs. Bruce with an elegant owl-shaped China
pitcher, accompanying it with an adaptation
OF the old chestnut" What's the matter
with Biuce?" Hes orI right"
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-09-23

Allow cough to run until it gets beyond the
reach of medicine. They often say, "Oh, /,
will wear away but in most csses it wears
them away. Could rh,y be induced to try
the successful medicine called Krmp's Bal
sam, which We sell on positive guarantee to
cure, they would Immediately see the excel
lent effect sfer taking the first dose Price
80 cents aud 81. Trial size tree. Sold by
DR.. 7. J. Casper, druggist.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-09-23
WILD CHERRY ASDTAR

Every body KNOWS The virtues OF Wild
Cherry and Tar as a relief and cure tor any
affections OF the Throat aud Lungs, com
blned with these two ingredients are few
simple healing remedies III the composition
oi DR.. Bosanko's Cough and Lung Syrup
making it just the article you should always
have in the house, for Coughs, Colds, Group
and B onchilis. Price 80 cents and 81 CO.
Samples free. Sold by Al. Bakhaus l. Co.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-09-23
REPLY TO LEONARD.
THE RECEREND POLITICIAN
NEATLY HANDLED.
Why Second Amendment People Don't
Vote for LeOnard-One OF Leonard's Lit

|
tie Tricks shown Up Letter of the Rev
DIR. Carson.
| From Morning EditionJ
few days ago the GLOBE REPUBLIC pub.
lished a letter of the Rev. J. G. Carson, D. D.
president of the L. p. Theological Seminary
at Aenia, upon the third party question
When DR.. Leonard spoke ia Xenia last Satur-
day DR.. Carson was one of his auditors, and
the prohibition candidate called him to nc.
count publicly tor the sentiments he had
glven utterance to, but gave DR.. Carson no
opportunity to respond, The latter publishes
the following card in the Xenia Gazette of
| Monday evening, and has also announced his
| purpose to respond to DR.. Leonards speech
| in public manner, at Xena, next Saturday
afternoon. His speech is awaited with much
interest, as DIR. Carson is renowned as a logi-
clan and is well informed on the liquor qnes-
ton. DR.. Leonard dares not meet DR.. Carson
in public debate. His card is as follows:
Ed. GAZETTE; Permit me through your
columns to make brief reply to one or two
questions addressed to me among others by
DR.. Leonard in his speech on Saturday, but
which he gave no opportunity Of answering
at the time. And here | cannot refrain from
calling attention to this method of asking
ensnarng questions to his opponents in the
audience, d1gned to entrap the unwary into
admissions, which the speaker can turn
to his own advantage without giving them
an opportunity of explaining. Such method
might do for a political trickster, but it is
hardly becoming in a Christian minister even
on the stump. But to the question:
First, DR.. l. asked those who voted for the
second amendment in 's3, whether they pro-
bose to backslide this fall, meaning OF course,
whether they proposed to vote or refuse to
vote the prohibition ticket. And on some
though'lessly holding up their hands in re-
sponse he proceeded to discourse on the
benefit Of contessing t6eir sins, etc. Now
what shall be thought of the honesty or man
illness OF such trick. The question assumes,
what not one of the 300, 900 prohibition
voters of 'S3 will admit, that those who do not
vote the prohibition party ticket this fall are
guilty Of backslding. II those who voted tor
the second amendment in 'S3, were consistent
then in not voting the prohibition party ticket
there is nothing whatever in the crcum-
stances now to make /, inconsistent to do the
same thing. Whenever the question is sub
mitted MS it was then on II non-partissn basis,
we propose to vote as We did then. And in
asmuch as We regarded the organization of
third party then not only unnecessary, but
positively injurious to the cause OF prohibi-
ton, and 80 believing now we are consistent
and not backsders in refusing as we did
then, to help the enemies OF the cause which