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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1885-07-04
FULL-BLooD AND THOROUGHBRED

There is both a distinction and
difference between these two words
OF course, they mean pretty nearly
the same thing, for a thoroughbred
is certainly a fnll-blood-but the con.
verse is not true. The inquirer nat.
urally asks: +" Why is not a full.blood
necessarily thoroughbred ~ BE.
cause hap.hazzard breeding is com.
mon, and though both sire and dam
are full-bloods, or thoroughbeds, if
you please, they are not necessarily
we'll mated.
The idea of thorough breeding is
breeding with an object. 1t inyol
yes study of the points of form and
disposition, health, constitution, and
perhaps nerve power, Of both pros.
pective parents. 1t involves, too,
the study of pedigrees ON both
sides.
We study pedigrees, not so much
to find out ifan animal is pure blood
ed as to know what the blood has
accomplished in past generations.
Familiar examples OF this sort of
breeding and study ofpedigrees ear.
" occurred with the English race.
horse, and on this account the breed
which resulted from all this painstak.
ing testing and study, was called
Thoroughbred" Horsemen have
tried to have this good word confined
to horses alone-as if there could be
but. one thoroughbred race OF any.
thing. For our own part, we believe
in thoroughbred men as much as we
believe in thoroughbred horses and
cattle. So far as hores are concern.
ed, the name is at present confined
to the English race-horse; and yet
the Orlof trotters of Russia are just
as carefully bred, and are families Of
Oriental Turkish and Arsbian)
horses, which boast longer pedlgrees,
and probably equally thoroughbred
ing. Among other classes of ami.
mails, we find, nowadays, that not
only is purity of blood demanded, but
pedigrees demonstrating it; not only
pedigrees, but certified and recorded
pedigrees. This is enough to satisfy
common breeders, but not q thorough
breeder. He will inquire, say of a
horse: "What speed had his siref
what trOtters has he goti any in
the twenty class 7 What was the sire's
dam f'-" Two-thirty to road wag.
on Pr" Is that so lr--And SO on, I'm.
til he gets the whole story Of records
and reports. If the subject is COW,
the questions will differ, but not the
principle. And when generation
after generation has been bred in
this way, and the crossings have pro
we'd go0d-have nicked," as they
say-we finally arrive at a condition
OF things, when we may say that the
animal is thoroughbred as well asa
fullbl0od. But let it not be thought,
that simply pedigrees, study, and
painstaking in the breeding OF ami.
mails are sufficient, even if continued
for many generations. Discretion,
and those intuitive perceptions ofan-
lmal characteristics, called the breed
er's instinct, are essential factors.
Besides, inasmuch as the wisest Of
us don't know much, agood luck' Is
to be hoped for, and is certainly an
element of final success In breeding,
however much we try not to let it en-.
ter into our calculations. Finally,
results are needed all along the line,
and especially at the nearest end Of
the pedigree.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1885-07-04

Il & r R-Trains for Cumberland Wheel.
ing, Pittsburg and west leave Martinsburg at
II %, ii OIL, 10 IS and so m and IL % and 4 40
p m. Trains for Washington and Baltimore
leave at 80 m, 03, pick up, IL 10, ii "a a m
and Oh m, accommodation co.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1885-07-04

Tommy said a San Antonio
mother to her little boy, "your uncle
will be here to dinner today and you
must have your face washed" "Yes,
ma, but s'posin' he doesn't come.
What then ~
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1885-07-04

An Indiana young lady has invent
ed piano-stool that rests the back
The next step in the march of i'm
provement is to invent a piano that
viii rest the neighborh0od.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-05

badly eat CD. and the bone crushed aIl
cot Of shape. All II sH.it Was about as
naFrew 81 escape as ever ssv or beard
Of :.
BAT did yo1 get the sheils7 asked
one sf his audience. as be concluded.
TO be sure cid. )" laughed the skip
per. Il took an extra days liberty on
say owu hosk. and lost months pay
a. fines bat that was snly fifteen dol
Tars, and | sold the shell IN Bestsn foE
one hundred and Fifty. / marked tse
place with an oar. and the next day
vent back with rope and spikes and got
Il cut. Il was about six feet long, and
each valve weighed nearly three hun
bred pounds. One of them went TO
Europe. while the other il On the top OF
q cottage at Nahant, as an ornament
We afferward saw the famous shell.
known TO science as the TTSdaeza gsgis.
In some of the islands of the Pacific
they are used Is bath tubs or for wash
ing clothes. The meat, which alone
weighs two hundred pousdss is coasid-
cred great aelicacy.
In the church of S.. S1lPlice, Paris.
one of the valves sf this gigantic mol
lusk is used as baptisrAal foat, and
another for the reception of holy water.
Many Of our museums possess fine
/ specimens. thoaeh not larger than tbs
one found BIZ the skipper, and that al
most took the life of human being.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-05

8sFns Glide q. ~. ccfe. Masses
r RAVES xKNl.kgss WHARF an
Ia Wtfae@aAx Ar1 AAsuFskx. fesnrnlss
ThngNi&f and Aua<tAf. eAiAMk ii t<sAsr
Wsss4. Uia&ls&F. Mo4S 1anksas. Sknxls
ssskFs &fea1nk ifeEasseA. Hs&TtsMk ASH ali ~.
1axinedt&ll1 pstnts khogSs Ftn frxixhs AZ
n1EEasnk apRl3 81 oss4x& O. - saksktHtfM
fs1ssT ast<, Oh Ne wk%xk AL
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-05

fFruHl TapenaA % victoris. n. lp.. and
wAy psirtA daily uxOert sunday aA p.rIa
kroni eeAEsIe - yfpfnrsa and war por.k
daily tsxeept MentAyD g ~ i. 10.
Eroml Victoria 30 TAcoEas ard way
pufea, daily aIxcez& SuRiksl At q. m.
HKoAl Port TQNnsend 80 Tacoinn and
wAy yostA 6aSix fexoNNs lsnnnasi a. q
"a
rrous Seattle 10 Tar0uM daily sexcsps
snnd&fA 81 pszsi.. ard every day a. tao
= n.
freal seal,le y oiysnplA and way porss
daily esxrep< eunaayh q ssn .. nj
Ffunt Tenana 10 OiympAk and stailae
culzzs. aslsf aixceFf ezndaxk ~ IN .. m.
Frent uzgfspza % seattle and was rortA
daily Htxrept Sunday "a | y N.
Ernmt 1acuaa b. aaAttist daily al sis
d n. ikna Is n. sexcept sahdayk
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MISCELLANEOUS
SUMMONS.

TN TaR DISTRICT COURT or THE
J. Third judicial Dizsries OF Washington
Territory. holding terms 81 Seattle In King
county, for the counties Of King and kitsAp.
We. 4S41-OFillA A. Creswpll. plsinsid. vs.
Rufus u. crsswell and Z. E. Long, defend
ants.
Complaint slsd In the county Of King. In
the once on he Clerk Of said District Court.
The Uaits7 States Of ABlerica seH9 greeting
Tt Rufus NJ. Cresvell ard 3. z. Long, de-
feniaats.
Yoaare hereby required to appear in 30 action
brought against ron by the above named plain
al, IN the District Court of the Third Judicial
Distrist Of tie TERRITORY OF washington, hold
ing tsrms 81 the city Of Seattle. In the county
Of King. for the counties Of King and kitsAp,
and to answer the complaint nled therein,
within sixty days from the date Of tie nrst
publication Of this summons, or Judgment by
default viii be taken against yor, aecorIitng
TO the prayer Of the complaint.
The said action 10 brouzht 20 cotsin q lie.
cree Of divorce dissolvtng the bends OF matTi-
nlouy existing between the plaintiff and the
defead&ni. Rufus NJ. Creswell. aud q fair al.
vision II the property OF the said plaintiff
and the said defendant. Rufus NJ Crezwell.
and the custody OF the children Of said plain
| til and DESCENDANT Rufus II. Creswell, Awari.
ed to plsintih. with suitable provision for
their nafufsnsnce and education and alSo 20
obtain 9 iscree that said defendant, Il 4.
Long make such convey ancss - ths Court
nsy direct. of the property named in the
| eompla Mt, or any other property wnich be
holds in trust for said plaintiff and defendant,
Rufus NJ. Creswell. or either OF I EN-, and fof
such and further relief a. the plaintiff Is en-.
titled 10 In the premises.
Witness the Hon Roger 8. Greene, Judge OF
the said District Court, and the seal
I SEAL thereof, this tn day Of April. A d.
49, 1855.
JAMES sEAvEY, Clerk.
By JAMES p. LuDLow, Deputy. ap9
Mctailyra 4 Blaine. attorneys for plaintiff
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SUMMONS.
sp9Sn

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
l. 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. 40 Cha lotte e. Haller. plaintiff,
vs.. l. N. Bigelow. Emeline Bigelow, Fred
4. Sander, stephen Carkeek, John Nicho
las and Charles V Ross defendants.
Complaint fled in the county Of King.
in the office Of the Clerk OF said District
Court.
The United States of .America send greeting
To I. N. Bigelow. Emeline Bigelow.
Fred 4. Sander, Stephen Carkeek.. John
Nicholas and Chas. v. Ress. defendants
You ale hereby required to appear in an
action brought against you by the above
Named plaintiff in the District Court Of
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 kitssp, and to
answer the complaint fled therein within
sixty days from the date Of the first pub
LEGATION of this summons or Judgment by
default viii be taken against you accord
ing to the prayer of the complaint.
The said &C ion Is brought TO recover
the sum OF $969, with interest thereon
from the 18th day Of Marsh. 1874. at the
rate of one per cent. per month. and the
nsy's fee Of $50, upon q certain promis-
sorry note made and delivered by defend
ant l. N. Bigelow to defendant Fred E.
Sander, on the 18th day OF December.
1884 and TO foreciose certain mortgage
given ON said 18th day Of December. fSS3
TO the defendant Fred K. Sander. by the
defendants /. N. Bigelow and Emeline
Bigelow. to secure the payment OF said
promissory note, upon tie following de
scribed real estate. towit all of hloek i3.
also. lots s. 6. Z. 8 and 3, IN block a.. also.
lots II. Il. l3 II, Is. l6 II and Is. in block
As, in Yesleris second addition supple
mental TO 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 Is
now the legal helder and owner thereof.
That the defendants. stephen Carkeek.
John Nicholas and Charles v. Ross have
some interest in said property, the nature
and description OF which ID to plaintiff
unknown.
Witness the Hon. Roger 8. Greene.
49, Judge Of the - d District Court.
tsEAI.- and the seal thereof. this 18th
49, day OF April, A. ID. 1885.
JAMES SEAvEY, Clerk.
By JAMES p. LUDLOW, Deputy.
Burke. Halter 8 Rasila, attorneys for
plaintiff. apps
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-05

4 suRK CURE POUND AZ LAsr-sO os
sNwUss uFrEvwN

sukK CUBE Pound AZ LASf-sO Oak
NEED sUFTKR-
A sire cure for Blind. Bleeding, Itch
Ing and liberated Piles has been dis
covered by DR.. William Can Indian
RssnedyI, called DR.. Williams Indian
PILE Ointment. A single bex has cured
the worst chronie cases of y or 30 years
standing. No one need suffer i've min
ntes after applying this wonderful
soothing msdicine. Lotions, instru-
ments and eleotuaries do more harm
than good. Williams Indian Pile Oint-
ment ahsorbs the tnmcrs, alIays the In
tense itching particularly at night aft
or getting warm In bed, acts as poul-
tiee, gives instant relief, and In prepared
only for Plies, itching Of the private
parts, and for nothing else.
Read what the Hon. y. II. Cofiinberry
OF Cleveland says about DIR. Williams
Indian Pile Ointment have used
scores of Pile Cures, and il affords me
pleasure 30 sag that have never found
anything which gave suck Immediate
and permanent relief as DR.. Williams
Indian Ointment For sale By all
druggists, and mailed On receipt Of
pfioe-S1. Sold by A. b. Stewart Seattle
FRszIER MKDEcTsK Co., Prop'rs,
Cleveland, o.
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This Is 70 esxtify thaf the thotng-
tzpheiss tent % contsnptibfy alluded
10 N Friday evenings CAgvnscie. over
The signature Of ,. Y. warner q Co..
was made for ice, aceosdine 20 my N
struefions, by MsszYa. BarEsft 4 Basots.
e1s FfpGt street and l wtsh 20 s@g
Inrthsx chat am pseassd with Il, and
also TIE eo0ste0as szauneE u which
Msssrs. R1ERsrt 4 Booth condnct thslT
business. Respectfully,
TREo. z. PKIsxz-
seattle, April g, 1855. 1865
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o's'9 so @ 5H R. ccsss, u .ss

ukf1uE on TnK CoLEMRIA AND pUeRrl
SOUND RAILROAD COMPANY.
$500 SEATTLE w. T.. July q, isxB
nMhnAS By DEED BEARING
suance Of an ordinances approyed 49,
Is l.zA the city of seattle cunyeresf - ire
seattle and WallA WaIia Railroad and
tFAnsport1fion Company. ali the tide
lhnde south Of King street In eals3 cisv ~
seattle. in along. around and about Elhos
bay, from extreme high 70 extreme iow
tide and deep water and,
Whereas The Legislative Assembly q
ne Territory q " ashinzton. By an Act
conflrmed mid grant and eon veynnee ,,1.,,,
certain conditions, which have been f1ilT
peEfo<med b. said Comp&ny and
W hereaA said Act q the legislative
Assembly vceted the tile az said fan,ls 4,
said Seattle and WailA Walia RniIrred
a. and IrzSsportasinn Company. In fes an
where's 9hs unissd States has .oau,.
esned IN sid grant and conveyance; ana
Waila Railroad and IrnnspersarInn Co..
p4ny hiss transferred and conveyed an 81
sAsd Ande 10 tbs Columbia AID PAGE
sound hAltfoed Company:
Now. therefore, the sald Columbia anx
knRet Sound E4i1rerA Conznany hessebs
gives notice that tt claims the exeluEivs
right % occupy said lands and 70 erect
wnAryae and other structures thereon.
and that ~ persons are hereby notii1ed %
zny AZ said lands without ne co1scrS a
writing Of sid Columbia and Pll0r9
SQUAD Railroad Comp4ng.
cQLuMhLA 3 PUGkT s0UNDR Il. co
8y r. .. MIEEER
zp9 Assistant snpaxznfenderlt
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PRESS ASSOCIATIONS.
From the Chronicle. I
SEATTLE, W. T., May 8, 1886

SEATTLk. W. l., may !, 1870.
In pursuance to the following an
nouneement IN the Posr INTEIIIaKNCER
of Sunday. May ID. lsS5:
Ali persons engaged In either editorial
or local work on papers now published
IN Seattle are requested 70 meet IN the
editorial rooms of the CAroEscte office
al o'clock this afternoon.
The following named persons met al
the time and place mentioned: 1hsmas
w. Prosch, Fred J. Grant and E. 5.
Meany. of the Posi- INFELLIeKsoRR;
Kirk G. Ward, of the Sunday Star, and
III. Dishon, Frank @. Montgomery and
Frank Banerlein, of the Chronicle. A
preliminary organization was effected
by the election of Thomas W. Prosch
as President, and Frank Baueriein as
Secretary. fhe object of the meeting
was stated TO be to take the initiatory
in the formation Of a Press. Association
of Puget Sound, and to take steps look
ing toward a proper reception and en-
tertainmeHt of the Iowa Press Assecia-
ton, on the occasion Of their VISIT next
month to the Sound.
After some discussion, an executive
committee, consisting of Messrs. Frank
G. Montgomery, Kirk G. Ward and E,
S. Meany was. On motion. appointed by
the President to confer with the Cham
Der of Commerce and Board of Trade
in reference to the reception and enter.
.ainment of the Iowa Press Association
and to take all necessary steps and make
all necessary preparations for the meet
ing of the representatives of the news
papers of Western Washington Terri
tory for the formation of press asse
citation.
Il was resolved that the Executive
Committee call the meeting in the nams
of the Puget Sound Press Association
1t was resolved that the organization
Just formed be known as the Seattle
Press Association, and that the repre-.
sentatives of the other papers of Seat
tie be invited 10 join.
On motion the temporary 0rganiz3
ton was made permanent.
The meeting then adjourned subject
to the call of the President.
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MISCELLANEOUS
NOTICE.
u aLAxp osrIcE

U. 8. LaxD oEfICE.
Olympia. W. t. April Is lSs1
The People Of the United states 70 GeozSe
Hudson. greeting:
You are hereby summoned 20 appear
before rs, az our Office in Osympia, w. T..
on Monday, May - 1856. ~ 2 O'Clock y.
m, 20 answer the complaint Of jAMhS
N. COLMAN. JR-. who made homestead
entry No. 69S. March 10. 1854. for the fol-
lowing tracts. alleging that your timber
land cash entry. No. So, made March Ia
1854. for the north half IN ID Of northeast
quarter me b Of section Is township =
north, range east. W. NJ, was made upon
false and fraudulent proof that said land
is agricultural in character and BOT suo-
ject to entry under said Act.
This hearing is ordered by letter e OF
the honorable Commissioner OF the Gen
eral Land Office, dated February Z, 1883
10 determine the character OF the land
and the rights of the respective parties
thereto.
And IL appearing 30 eur sAtisfacticn thsi
the said George Hudson cannot be served
personally. service Of this summons viii b
made by publication. posting and mailing
according 70 rules Is and IL Of practice In
q. 8. District Land Offices.
Witness osr hanss this day and yesx aeoys
written.
JOHN r. G0wRY, Register.
ap42m2I JAS r HAYDEN, Receiver
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Executors Notice.

TERRTTORY OF WASHINGTON
i county OF Kixg. SO.
In the matter of the estate Of Stephen
w. Hovey, deceased.
Notice ID hereby given that all persons
having claims against the said deceased
are hereby required to present the same
with the necessary vouchers. within one
year after the first publication OF this no
tice. 70 the undersigned. executor OF the
last win and testament OF said deceased.
al his place OF business, On Cherry street.
near Second. at the ofii,se sf the Puget
Sound I telegraph Company, In the city Of
Seattle. King county. Washington Terri
tory.
Dated Seattle. w. T., April I. 1855
w. Fl. LLEWELLYN.
Executor II the last will aud testament
OF Stephen w. Hoyey. deceased.
First publication OF thiii notice. April 9.
lSS5. 5w
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Notice Of Application to Pur-
chase Timber Land.

HSzRp STATES DwrxauT I.Axp orxscs.
OLxMFlAs WAsEznarox TKnarrsaR.
NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN THAF. IL
~ compliance With the proyfsions M ~
Act Of Congress approved June .. 1878. anti
lied "An Act for the sale Of Timber Lar,Ss n
nc States o. California. Oregon. Nevada zad
Washington Territory" JOHN pULVRR n
fka&it county wAskin6tea TeFritory, has thls
GAY hlea in khis cfane his applicatfon q per.
chass the \ 81 MI 4. Nh 4 ef 81 L ana
- y o. nv 4 Of sectson No. is, IN sovT.
snip No g north. range No. eeass 81 th.s VII
ismeste Meridian.
fregt n support Of said application win b.
aasas hefors the Cert 81 the Distries Csrrt.
a snoAomish city. enahomish eeunky. n. r.
sulg !. ttssd, Al 1 oseleeh D. m.
Any and al persnas claiming adversely shs
safd dessrtbed land. on any portian shsrsDf.
80 h>rshy repaired 10 ale thesr claims n shss
ef1oa within sixty teal dAya from s.xfs ksrscf
aivsn under my hand. a. nay ollzce. in Olsnl.
Pc, ". u, this toth Day q Arrll, n. isea
JOIN y. CONVEY.
sP2aje2a Eexl<fss q ne Lard o1ls~
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xHx sTRAMKR
II LID -. M ID

win leave AsAt1ix On Sundays. "a stsn n. m
fuf s>aknnaa Aaa antarsne1iale rsasxA. IA
snrninlk. leAlses sehnsne "a AEonday
A<iexa<naN, and arrives ~ s;sMxEla 81
Eaeszsp, carrying pssserxefs se al gogsz
tcr Fixx5 otass ard frDssh1 - kaffy
Gesat1 lpef lnzh
q g ClAANChN.
@ H. kHFHcaFxs Axt New faes,fzslA
Ias<xl Xufa. Srsilln &AnxStes.
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Puget Sound National Bank Of
Seattle.
Occidental Block.

DUY AND SELL FOREIGN AND
~ domestic exchange, make collections,
issue letters Of credit available In all parts
or the United States and Europe, transfer
money by telegraph. receive deposits Of
money and issue pass books or certificates
therefor: have completed arrangements
whereby money Is transmitted and deliv-
cred by our agents in Europe to persons
In their respective localities. thus saving
time and expense In collecting drafts
through hanks. This IL particularly de-
sirable In sending small sums 70 countries
where every DRAFT is subject 70 stamp tax.
J. EURTH, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
BAILEY GATzKRT. President.
& p, FkRRY, vice President
J. FuRTH, Cashier.
JAS. MCNAuGHf
II. Z. YksLER
CORR RESPONDENTS.
San Francisco, the Bank Of California
Portland, tho First National Bank.
New York, agency Bank Of California
London, N. III. Rothschild q Eons.
paria De Rothschiid Freres.
Frankfurt A. NJ. L. Won staixsv A. In
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MOORE'S REMEDY
POISON OAK !.

MooREs REMEDY CURES AND
IxA prevents Poison Oak.
Cures Piles, BURNS and Cuts.
Removes Sun Burn and Frecklee. Geld
in the head or lungs. Group. etc.
An invaluable family salye.
5 cents a box. Try It. sps sm
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sseKLEs,s ARxIcA sALyE.

The Best SaIve IN the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, SAILS Rhsurn. Fe-
yer Sexes. letter, Ghspped Handss Chill
blaiuaL COINS and ell Skin Eruptious,
and positively cures Piles, OF ne pay ne
quiresi- II Is guaranteed 10 give perfect
satisfaction, or mazey refunded. Price,
Is ce,nta per box. For sale by A. b.
Etswaxt.
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Notice Of final Prooi.

Us LAND oFEIcs At 0LxssrrA. W, +.
April -. 1854
IA. To James Rankin and all whom is mar
eoseern Notice u hereby givea that 70 BERf
y. b. SIMPSON hss hled hotice Of intsmsion
70 make anal proof before che Register and
Recsivev. 81 their mice, In olsmpis. VI. r..
on Tharsday TIE lin day Of June, q. b. ISIS
on Presumption y. 8. No. 5ss6. for the toss L.
= and y Of NE K of section g. township 20
north. range east
He nance q witnesses Joseph Reed. Jas.
Marshall Of Tacoma W. T.. and Robert wood
IND. b. W, Inglis 81 slsnghter, W. T.
JOHN r. CONVEY.
pSaie4 Register Of the Land Once
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q. 8. LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA, ". IT.,
April s, 1855.
Notice is hereby given that PHfLO RUTH.
ERI ORD has flied notice OF intention to
make final proef before the Register md Re.
ceiver. at their office, IN Olympia, W. T.. on
y ednesdsy, the Goth day of May, A. d. 1885. on
Homestead application No. l7ei. for tho lots q,
Z, il, and NE L Of Sc Z OF section 10. town
ship "a north. range east.
He names IS Witnesses d. II. Thomas, @,
d. Rutherford, VIM. L. siear-s and J. II.
Moore. all Of Falls City. W. I.
JOHN q. CONVEY,
eYomyls Registrar of tAa Land nffara
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