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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-14
FOREIGN.



0ne.
PAAn. May IA reduosd % an.
naftnsadi ststae Of Liberty EaliRhtsn,
lAz tne World vas today Formally GRE.
ssnseo % me American residents q ths
rfenen capital 10 the municipality a
ras1. tes eeremoaies Of presentation
AID acceptance tsok place On the site 81
.lse s.afns N the Place dea Etats Cnis
EtorI L. Morton. ex- United States Min,
liitsr, % fehaf OF the American donors
iliaae ths speech Of presentation, and
na1 o. aeeepfance was delivered by M
rome, Prsssdent Of the Mnnieipal Couu-
~ on rsris. M. Morton said be hoped
We gift would help perpesnsfs ths
rnenosnip between the two pations
Nnlea tn's changing events Of the cen,
tiary had only strengthened.
ofezkfast was given by Mr.. Morton
u honor OF the sealptor Barthoidi
Among NE distinguished guests were
a: brlsson, President Of the Council OF
zlinisteFsi ID. FlOqust, President Of Che
cnamber OF Deputies; Admiral Cali
per, minister Of Marine, and n. De
Iesssps.
The New Minister.
BKKxIs. MAY l3.--H0n. Gee. II. Pen
ileton, the United States Minister to
Germany. has arrived here.
fzrstnG fearx.
C'DzsTAHrTNoPLK. May l3.-General
Lev Wallace, ex- United States Minister
30 the Porte, officially rendered his fare
well to the Sultan and will leave Con
stantinopAs next Friday. The Amsri.
can residents Of the Turkish capital
presented General Wallace With a
eulaRistio address.
serisas Rief IN Lsnasn.
LONDON, May IA riot occurred this
afternoon between q mob and the police
for the Possession Of the Nelson tDonn-
n,ent IN Trafalgar square. About 1000
men had assembled in the square to
make q demonstration against the Gov
ernnent badget proposal 10 increase
the duty on spirits and beer. The
crowd vas very unruly, q large proportion
OF 10 consisting Of a. element 10 search
OF sport. The police found themselves
unable 20 maintain order. and the pres
sure on the speakers and resolution
readers compelled them 20 mount the
pedestal Of the Nels0a monument.
When from this eDip6n0e the speeches
were resumed, they were rendered in
aa0tDto 70 tHe 8uuteUoS d0ofea890, by
the upfoaf among the rsvstersrs. The
p'olice interfered 70 secure silence for
the orators. and then great struggle
ensaed between the mob and the police
for the possession Of the monument.
The row lasted nearly an hour, and the
promoters of the meeting aud tia police
were faally forced 20 retire, leaving the
crowd singing IN triumph "Rule Britain
nia.n Soon after the mob had compelled
the speakers 70 leave, II surRed down 10
tbs front Of the National Club, which
faces Trafalgar Square. Every person
noticed entering or leaving she club
building. was mobbed. The attitude Of
the crowd was 30 menacinR that the
club doors we're closed and messenger
was dispatched 10 Scotland Yards for
additional police.
A . o'clock the rioters were still In
possession of Trafalgar square. and
Northumberland Avenue was also oc-
Gupied by . mob Of many thousand.
The police b. this time had been largely
reinforced, had charged a number of
times on the moi, and had made several
arrests.
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NOTICE Of SALE.

EssfATK or DAVID F0RRKsTER.
IL deceased.
Notice 9 A9ehy given that ths under.
fai0uGl1x 70 aid esfef4 toWit An an
ofyi1Ed ons half interest," IL camp ontfk
consisting ct ~ head work cattle camp
ioojA cka1nE cooking El6nszix. &c. In
t<ndi1E yzfcha&zrs HIH cA{l upcn the M
4MNlkned- - D0up&Fzsle VI. Il. for IN
= = Waltz tR5 % 4 r.
mXi4 - A4ui1Isffn10r-
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CHANCES ReR mEALTm AND ms.
EASE.


Man 10 dependent upon his surround
inQs for tks necessities of life. Air and
water are necessities of life, but impure
air and Impure water are most prolific
sources Of disease. Food is also q nee
essity Of life, but Numerous diseases are
traceabls 10 both q lack of necessary
food, and an over indulgence in special
kinds Of noarishmenf. Besides these
external sources of disease, there are
other more subtle and Internal causes.
Each individual inherits from his par
snts a certain physical condition. Each
person therefore derives his chances Of
health or disease from Q double source,
namely his inherited constitution and
bis surroundings In life. Sanitary
science dsvotes attention 10 eur sur
roundings Medical science seeks 70
overcoue the constitutional or inherit
ed weakness by medicines that supply
what b wanting in The sysfem. De He.
sen's Dyspepsia Cure supplies thai
which 10 wanting 10 ensnrs proper a.
sanitation and digestion Of food. Try
IL. Free sample bottles "a A. y. STEW
AIRS Drug Store.
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Ssxuknas CoxcEEss-ax. 3 g,
ysanR has inaneuussd . sartsa u sas-
srasy astsznoon eaneerts. vAish I'll
b 1fsea q Yesles,s HsH. - popniaz
rfic<s. 4ne xzss 81 The s<ziez ufil b
nzr0u On SATURDAY. HftHfnou1 q In
ohcLnck. Anau1 ne popular iocaz 70
<sl<st1 ule szil fzks part nrx Ma Ste.
v1nx Miss Dora Hal. Mis- I4rudsk<
NJ. Ieek. Mr. Stsxe1s ara III. Toenz
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sernAN AFFAIes.


sillKsxss AMONG THB xnooPs.
EuAKHM May 1a--Thers h fearful
ameont ef sickness among the British
and Egyptian troops here. The hospi.
| tails In al the ships are crowded With
pstienta and additional hospitals are
being erected on shore.
sin KyKLxE nAHNo.
Isoxpox, May Ia The Cabsnei IL med.
| itafing ths recall Of Sir Evelyn ElAring.
Consul General al Cain, a. be 10 not In
accord With the 6overnmeat On the
withdrawal Of the British troops from
the Son1an.
suKz CANAL AFEAIns.
The Huex Canal international scheme
proposal, 20 appoint Q commission Of
/ the powers for the surveillance Of the
canal. has been snbmitsed 10 direct No
gotisticns between me EaFopesn cahi
meta Granville has Instructed The Eng
lish delegate 20 the caasl eonfefenoe TO
dsny that the Paris conference hils p0a-
O. 10 daai 9Th thai question
xHx xArrym' rskDIoAMsxf.
| eukxrsx, Nay Ia-Ons thousand m.
tivss, Who hare BEEN hostile. hare sab-
mittsd % tie British Authority and have
been arnassa. II IL feared. however. that
che news tat The British forces ere 10
be- withdrawn viii defer further snbmis
sions, " q rasiogity Of the natives con-
slider thai b. every Arab thas msnifssfs
frtendiiness towards TOE Enziiih ccca
patton, DEATH % inevitshls - the hands
Of Osui2n Diama a. soon - ths hritisn
have rstirpd.
PASSED TINE xnrnD RRkDuia.
| I.oxrox, May la-The consolidated
fnna hiI 1.-THE $4,000 900 credit pessed
the third reading IN Tie Honse ct Con
mona ahis aftssnnon.
| MsnArS ron xHx xsoarl
| AInrsouzzr. Nay is.--The Aazsralisz
iosioniai eovefumsnl inssnds givinl
medals 70 their troops nov nsrving q
saAktIn. Ia nemaxsze the serxsee Of thl
Australian consinRsnf In tbs eondAI
Il rmrn or an ExrlHAn1s skoNAx.-
ITaesdlEy nixAk abeas hAifpass eisvsl
oiciocf. Mrs. ThusL q. Wilsozl died Q
i TIE Calaaeia Hoase from Ne barstinl
J Ief hloed sussei. Mr.. Nti<an, Who
ia chalsxe Of tn Sns4nalmie Aep ranch
Twas asrsent at the tiHaes and dla not q
Ifivs III tern eiii yesterday sztefnco1
. o. hearing The sa1 sess - - ecn1
pssteiy hfsksn acwn vita grtst. ~.
Nilaon wza . niene 81 Mrs D. ".
Stacy. and was . mesf sssitnAo'e ~
uasn. -.
Il sixlap FrcN Ehs berk Alansnsan
30 whisa Niss Beszha Pipsr sn4 Ais
. Itziys Hsvdsr bcok pzssA&e fsr 6ydnes
! Anaexn1Isk arrived q thzs pc1S @ A2r
fsfh. 1k< scfaoe c1zsnn<<I y t<t'
Il n1 xas 4zI6snEty nz1a4an1 t<< -
5 ronrk sl8aea uu1l4 1ak4 <a&<e< Hxax<
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NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT
On dle with the undersigned. Cierk o. the
city Of seattle
And further notice Il hereby given that
aid Assessment kohl IN now open for pub.
lie inspection a. the Office Of aaid Clerk In
tbs City Hall. En- south Third street.
WHARF the sane VIII remain open for In
themselves ngxxiavod bg any assessment
theFeon. may apply 70 the ComrBon Coun-
ell Of said city e. D meeting thaf1of 70 b
heid On said MAJ IS iesa ct O'Clock pm,
- their Ccuncll Chamber In the City Hall
First publication May s fS<A
m5 ~ q. OSBORNE. Clerk. 5
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House TO Let.

A NEW HOUSE or Q ROOMS. WITH
- modern improvements. % Seneca
skrost. between Second and fk4rd- IN
Third and Seneca sfreetA npH
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.SHERIFFs SALE.


|IS THE DIsrRIcT COUNT Hold.
II ina terms 81 seattle.
No. $40 John G. flr.nfigan, plainsfs.
", Charles Fenseke deferfans,
Undsr and b. virtue az An order n nsia
Issued out 81 the aboFs rMmss1 .courl "A
ne above esfifisd scsien. dAHsd - 1s9
and deliyersd, have daily ieTi<f npoo
ne propertT deseriosd - ssl4 or1a q
Los one "a and two l1 hloek - gIa1.
II kdon addition 70 the city 81 8eSf1ls.
Notice 70 thsrsfore hsrsby gisn fhsE O.
saturday. fAs ssh psy e ssse. isss,
Al the hour 81 n o'ciack IN fks f1rsnoou
q said day. n frcpf Of the ctynss House
e2o<, y The CRY q eesttiA King Co1nfy.
washington Territory. wiz. IA oko1l.
encs % said order of sale, seil ne skoV 4
described property 81 pubic n1c1lcR q
the higbest bidder Tor cash.
isaa. -
my5 III McoRAw. sh~ax.
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DR.. FrnxEesss Threat aaa Lanx
k3alsam

Rr. FrnzfeFes Threat aaa Eung
0Als@m
Il the greatest remedy IN the world for
Couxhs. Colds. Sore Throat, Influenza.
Quincy, Laryngitis, Croap. Hnsrseness,
nronchits. Asthma CAtarrh and Whoop
ing Coazhs and all Diseases 0f the throst
and lunaa 10 performs wonders IN 70
fisying Consnmption. ID strengthens
the iangs and instantly all1ye ali trrita
zion Of the threat.
Dv. Fraasr-Doar Sir: I wzs troa-
bied for about shree months daring The
last sumusr and fall With bronohitiz
and bad eoaeh. After trying several
renediss without andinR any relief.
used your Throat and Lung Balssm, and
found immediate relief. On rstiriRg q
night il gave me undtstuFbed rcsf, and
sitter uzina the nedicins three WEEKS
found myself cnssd. RKv. 3 Nufk.
DR.. Erazssr's Throat and lang bal
San allays all frrifation a. he throaf
penstrstes and hcals the lunRs and -
si<fs nature hs expee9orsts0n 70 threz
sH The casTupfion. Sold b. druggists
sFsxywhera al ~ oents q bottle PraxleI
Msdicina %. proprietorn. Oevslsnds q
Sod b. A b. Stewart. SeAttiss
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TEnnrrURY or WASHINGTON. oorynrr
\ q Kine, ~ Il ~ Prohsls fea,f A
sid King o1an<y. " III
In shs meter a. ne esexle AZ Ns>v1s. a
nArEnm. eece1ked. III -
Netics y hsrs1y gives - ths 1n6erx,rus6.
s1zali tstra4ez e ~ e<<ste q N>I4is D. ~
NUS. asesessd, = tfs err65snss Ut nd I'll -.
sos h1xlnf eistme sR3kHst a.. ,ss<a AMl,Inss&.
W exhkun fAazn. win ne f,stsasssy so1laEneH.
isss pc<zc<, e ~ szx1 ss11I1ni sirnsw- n ~
fesi1toee. - ~ torBzs 81 Hewsesh sa1 C1,l-
tasNty s<<HH<4 n TIE city ~ 1sne1Ie. flaaustr
q kin<. nd T1nsy 81 Mazhfnxznn. cr ~
zsne gili - fareEsx hexssa,
px1sf March -. lssf.
41mlnis<r41cF q - es1s<s n Ms{iyi. a
tzFnGm. 4eeNassa
psss q asss Dasliessssa 'aassh .. lam.
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..a'laseE eeIsr rsssEs.slses.

! 81 ls-rln The divorcs ca@i q Sarah
~ Leafs Nader, thf tlefAnll
- k4lat waz enfered, snld cAnHll
1870 = n !. Jacohs E,q.
y tse esAIo o. Mary a. Vessel va. A. e.
-. :. -. fNi t1e appointmecs ok ~.
9lofs. - 49,. . - =. - ~ D -
nj tlnnsess 4 1888 - - 80
IT lhlI 6.ssss -. - s.s'.,:ss 2@c'
eeirsl. : a&t'''''su S11n ~
e II eN.ef u. 4 Hsrslaia IA ohas,
~ Jury tsndcted vordiaI
g - plAinlin. fnF finn.
~. 80 ~ &txave a fhlinas aRsinsl
~fhe Es3n, q ner a. frI.l
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DIAMOND
VENTILATOR
suiid'nss, Schools. cAurchss, Hospitals,
Dwellings Steamers, Passenger.
Sleeping and asidssraisccar
ferfses Ventilation su.raassea
wherever veasiiaiion is
Required.

Architects and builders unite in saying
ventilation, WIN soon become a sfanfIard
e. the window.
Our yentilAtor Gin any size). when
placed through . wall. Q window sash. OF
. weoaen bar under sash, admits Q con.
slant supply of fresh sir under perfect
control without drsughes; any desired
apartment. No once or sieeping room
should Be without Il - it stops bulxlsrs.
excludes rnln and dust, and keeps thu
apartment constantly fresh Withhold rails
Ing the windows Being heavily plated
10 nickel Il u very ornamental when IN
place. The handles serve 70 fe4ulate
senfiiasur. also 70 raise and lower the
window.
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A CARD.

A FIRST CLASS DREesafAKER.
"A Just from San Francisco. would Ike
few more engagements By the day. In
familieR Refsrenee given, u required
Address Mks. <. e hfLAND. over The
ond streefA apf0 Inn
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sllIKNNss AMONG THB 1no0Fa.
EuAKHm afay 1a.-There h . fearful
ameont ct sickness among the British
and Egyptian troops here. The hospi-
tails In Oil the ships are crowded with
patients and additional hospitals ara
bsinR erected on shore.
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Ioxp0S, May l3.--The Cabsnss IL med
isating ths recall OF Sir Evelyn EiAring.
Consul General al Cairo, a. be 10 not In
accord With the 6overnmeat On the
withdrawal Of the British troops from
the Son3an.
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BArrIxsosp, Hay la-ThirtY women
and large number Of children b ave
decided 70 leave by the trail for swift
currcns on Thursday OF this week. A
moanted escort will accompany them
past the hrst woods, about s. miles dis
lant, altar which il IL thongat that no
danger need he fcared.
Tbs wonnded confines ID improve
and viii probably be removed 20 Win
nipeQ when The steamers tee q 10 run
The scoxts who ieft lsst night for
pcandmaker's reserve rzturnsd this
aftsrnoen and iknneuneed that he had
aimppeared- They hro0Ekt vita thea
two ponies. wklch they found On the
trail. TIE scouts went up between the
| two rivers and camped during the iAsi
aiRhA Ia fhsi woods az Ihan.
| der Hills reserve. In the forenson
| they approanhed the edge Of the iate
atfIehsld af s,at Knife Hills and sar
/ viewed he seeaiI Of ths bloody fEhk. Thl
Indian camp had disappeared and nc
| Indians were pi&ib1n. All that remained
| az the camp wilsrs Psnndnakex and bis
hand were oanRreQatef we're The nsnsl
| piIes Of fubhisli - Be feund RFo1nd thE
sanpina Rrsuinls ct an indian tribe
The sufruunaine eounkry soukh OF M
river. inclaainlt Cut Knifs Hili, mas %
Gre. Oniy anjsclnres ~ b Ne pressnl
uAexrnbsnis III Chat Pezndmakes en-
b. cEersd. Hhere u 10 knsulsdxe d
his MosexssniA keoats express ~
hsliEf thai BIZ hxs Feereated inin ~
wooar fazlneans and rHyines a Sound
fDe Lake a. ifpo Punts, walsh are ;
and - miiea raspeo<lTciy doe wea<
scouts viii isaxs tcznoxrDw, tAklne tire
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Ca5HsTAsfTaoPLK, May B.-0eneral
Lev Wallace, ex- United States Minister
30 the Porte, officially rendered his fare
well to the Sultan and will leave Con
stantinopAs next Friday. The Amsri-
can residents Of the Turkish capital
presented General Wallace With q
euleRistic address.
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MMlRouzNn. Nay l3.--fhe Aastfalian
osioniai eovefumsnl inssnds givinR
| medals 10 their troops nov mTvinG ~
sa&ktIn. 10 nasmaxsze the serxsee Of the
Australian cnntineeni In tbs socdAn
e. mpAizn.
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sT0ugs
LosDos, NAY lS-fa3J .. m.--Oonsols
~ 7-i6 for both moaey and account.
istocka steady.
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LoNDoN, May 13.--A dispatch from Sc.
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PROFESSIONAL
C.. Z. RoWMAN,

ATToRsEYs-AT-LAw
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Proposals for Military Sup
pli3s
HEADQUARTERS DFP'T or COLUMBIA.
Once OF Chief Quartermaster.

HEADQUARTERS DFP'T or COLUMBIA.
Once OF Chief QuarteTmaster.
Vancouver BaFfacks, Feb. Is lSSa.
CEALsD PROPDSAL~. IN TRIPLT-
- cate, subject to the Rsnal conditions
will be receiV d at this Office. or at the
offices Of the L. ; Quartsrmaste-s at the
following named posts. until y O'CLOCK
noon. on Monday. Ma h so ISS5. at which
places and time they viii BE- opened In
the gresence OF bidders for the furnish
ing and del very o. military supplies dur
Ing the fiscal year commencing July !,
ISIS ard ending June - sSssi. as fellows !;
Wood. Charcoal Oats Barley. Il an.
Hav and Straw. or Ha in lieu Of Straw,
or such of said supplies a. may be re-
quired- al Pc uand, Oregon; Baiss Bar
racks. /. T.; Fort Townsend W. T.: Fort
Coeur d'Alene, I. T.: Fort spokane. W.
T; Fort enhy. W. r.; Fert Walls Walls.
". T.; Vancouver Depot W. 4; Fort
Klamsth. Oregon; Fort Colyi lie. W. +.
The Go = rnment reserves the right to
reject any OF all proposals.
Pr ference viii be given TO articles Of
domestic produc'ien. snd 10 articles of
domestic production produced on the
Pa inc Coast, conditions OF price and
quality being equal. to the extent of con
there.
BLANK proposal and pri ted circulars,
giving full particulars as TO the manner
Of bidding. etc . will be furnished on ap-
pication 10 this office or 10 the Quarter
masters at the various posts named.
Envelopes containing proposals should
be mark d :" Proposals for - AZ -"
and address ed to the undersigned. or the
respective Post Qnartermasters.
A. 5. KIMBALL
Major and Quartermss,er. U. ) A, Chief
Quartefm 4ster. mb5 iW
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One noticeable feature about Jewish
cemeteries IN the Soath is the scarcity
OF newly made graves after an epidemic
Of cholera or yellow fever. Statistics
show that fever OF them die than any
ather race fran these or Kindred dis-
eases. During the cholera scosree in
toul,,n only tao orthodox Jews died of
IL, while IN nuTnber- they eqaalled 20
per cent, of the population. Their i'm
uaunity from disease, and the certainty
With whkch they recover when attacked
By IL, IL accounted for by tbs simplicity
OF theis diet They are very strict
about follovino the dietary lava pre-
scrilssd by Moses, Isn't IL little strange
that Moses, IL he was only historian,
should have possessed knowledge snpe-
rior 30 thai OF the wissst and best phys
ieiani Of the present day. He evidently
believed in preventing disease rather
than curing II. This IL what ne Haven :
Dyspepsia Cure flims To do; it acts III
reotly on the digestive juices Of tbs
stomach and both prevents aud cures
indigestion and Dyspepsia. Free sam
pie bottles NJ A. r. SrEwAKT's Drug
AfuFe
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rsRsoS.l ISrElLiGEseE.

Laura R0Gndtree, 10 year old girl
In Lewis county, W. T., killed wildcat
vita revolver one day last week.
Uncle JEFF. Wilcoxsp, OF sacramento,
we'll and favorAbly known To many peo
pie Of Placer, and a property holder in
that oounty, celebrated his seventy sixth
birthday on tbs I'D Of February, and as
a feature of the happy occasion, which
his relations will long remember wish
pleasure. the good old uncle sat down
and wrote out fourteen checks for 1900
each, and sent them to his fourteen
Hephevs aud nleces respectively.
The death Of Mrs. George richnor in
Boz tou recalls that she was loAg the
absolute aHtocrat la fixing the social
position of Boston people, and that she
exsiaded Wendell Phillips. Charles
Summer and Richard II. Dana from
Beacon Hill recognition on account of
their anti slavery sentiments. and by
thratts OF ostracism kept George =.
billiard on the conservative aide against
his wiIl.
Three pupils in DIR. Brewers school
At San Mhtes, Gal are Hawaiian prin-
oes, nephews OF King kalakaua.
Victor Hugo's mother, in describing
him as baby, said /: Z" lie was 81 small
and thin that he looked foore like ia
ole knife than human being"
Eleene Setnple has gone on to wash
iugIon City. 10 fuTthtr bis individual
chances for tue position Of q vernon of
Washington Territory. Before going
the citizens OF his town. Vancouver.
met ana whezesssd and resolved IN his
favor, Wishing him a pleasant Iarnsy
and expressing : hope that the appoint-
ipent he 81 ifinoh desires viii be given
TO him.
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STOCK fARIls The Oregon Railway
and Navigation Company. with view
TO meeting present traffic requirements
of their Pal0use line, have arranged
for Immediately putting ia stock yards
and platforms at Eadioots, aud for con-
strusfian Of sidinas aud grain platforms
there hy July LIST. In that neighbor-
hood lI0,o0o head of sheep are 10 be
sheaFed this season. The Northern Pa
ciae Express Company have estab,ished
all aFenoy 1t Eadioott, aud a station
agent Tor that point will soon bs sp
pointed. - Wmld WaEa journal.
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SUMMONS.

IL THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Third Judicial District OF the Teri.
tory OF Washington. holding terms al
Sea.,ie in King county. for the counties
Of King and Kftsap
No. 4zsi-B PES Il ID. Dodge, plaintiff ".
Eugene w. Dodge. defendant.
Complaint fled iu the county OF King.
IN the Office o. the Clerk Of said District
Court.
rHs UsTTED srsrEs oF AxxkFcA SEsB GhFErixe:
To Eugene w. Dodge. defendant.
on are hereby required 70 APPEAR in an
action brought against you by the aboye
named plaintiff. In the District Court of
the Third J udscial District OF the Terri
tory OF Washington, holding terms al he
city OF Seattle. In the county Of king, for
the counties Of King and kitsap, and to
answer tue complaint died therein within
sixty days from the date OF the first pub
lleaticn Of this summons or Judgment by
default win be taken against you. accord
ing 10 the prayer Of the complaint.
Ihe said action Is brought to Obtain A
decree Of divorce from the defendant on
the ground Of abandonment for more than
one year. and for the custody, nurture.
care and edzcation Of insant child. Fs,-
gene Henry Dodge.
Witness the Honorable Roger 5 Greene.
- Judge of the said District Court.
, sEAI- and the seal thereof. this "a
- day Of Febsuagy. A. ID. los
JAMES SkAVkY, Clerk.
By jams p. LUBLow. Deputy Clerk.
i. J. haines. attorney for plaintiff.
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Hereafter the steamer Evalsgel. n. +
hercilef, master. will leave Yssier's
wharf al a. m. every MoBday morn
ina for NIctotia, r9s Port Townsend,
carrying passengers foe 81 and freight
At reeluaTa prizes, tkstarnipg, she will
leave Victoria on Saiardays At II a. "a.
foF Port Townsend aud Seattle, arriving
here At Q. n. Full information can
ba obtained BY aFpiying to
tsls Csc. h. fuuKR. Yrzler's wharf.
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The Best SAl,p In the world fer Cuts.
bsnsas~. Sorss, Users Sal, Rheaai, Fe-
ves Ssiress Fsttsr. ChAppei Hands. Gail
hlaint. Germs and all Skin ErupaianS,
AID positively ,,nrea Plies, OF ne pay re-
qairssli. II i guaranteed 10 give perfect
satisfaction. o. masey refunded. Price,
y eslas~ yer hon. For sale By A. Il.
Stewart.
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Notice OF Final Proof.

Q, 2. LAND oTSTcE AT oLYxSTs, ". T..
1Enasry -. 1855.
W Voice IL hereey gssn that aAR0LD
EVANS has e1ed notice Of inten'lon 20
A.ke anal pFoof before tbs Register and Re-
eeiyer. 81 their ofhee IN Olympia, ", T on
2OaaAy. the asa day Of March, A d. iss5 On
Homestead applirssion Ne. sps7, fer the 81
I o. ssetioa 10. tewp@htH n nGr1h, range !
eAat
he aAInsa ~ NJ ssesss: v. @. Gaihssn.
W. y. Fuller Ead james Harvey. Of R<aton,
and Caftstcpher II Gray, o Newcastle. King
eounty. " 7.
John p. 6OgKY.
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