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Eyes, Nose, etc, Copper.colored B,o,cs..
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whether caused by indiscretion Or Az:
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No MOHs POISONED CAN DY.

"Candy Making at Home" neat book
cnntaini receipts Tor making $50 kinds
OF candy, including the choice French can>
dies, and telling the whole process, IN clud
ing many coniectioncrs secrets never be-
tore published, SO that any hoy or girl
oan make even the most sostIy and
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home. Just the thing for arties and
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mail, Address BUCKEYE PUBI I!ING Co.,
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.ADVEt Us IL 5
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

If LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA, W. r.
" Jusy IL, 1855 --HoEcc i. hereby gwen ;h.t
Eliz, eherp Ia, filed II III. of intention L 'nakc
tn"l proof bc;'ro c. Bowman, Notary P"bli =,
at h's Ollie" ia Anacots W. 4. Oh Satu:,i' t., 2Jh
day Of August. A. j i@sj Oh Pre- cnIp'i y. = No.
500, for the ," qhar'er III Sc qnatitr and nan
OF SW quarter If Sc. II Up. 81 4. II East.
Sh. names II. Wi ssts: attn as Aust lie, II, j.
J. Huoder. Columbus G. Best. and A. II. Williams
ell oi Fidal9p, ". =.
Is tvs JOHN F. CONVEY Register
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NOTICE.

In the Probate Court In the matter of
of the ! the Estatr OF
County of San jun ! George Cowen
Territory of Washington { deceased.
Order to show cause why order of Sale
of Real Estate should not he made
John H. Bowman the Administrator of
the Estate of George CoNen, deceased,
having filed his petition herein praying
or an order OF Sale OF so much, and such
parts lhelCui vi the R-;i E5t@tc ol SAID
decedent, as may be nessSary for the uses
and purpJs 5 til, rem set forth.
1t is therefore ordered hy the Probate
Judge of eaid court that al nrrsnns IN
terested N the e. t. ~ sn'i q ceased,
appear before the said Probate Court on
Tucsdav.thc IS i da, at lay A. D. 1885,
at 2 O'Clock y. v. q: said G.l, at he court
room OF said P.oIat. Court at the c0un-
~ set al .'ri lay lIir;'"r, IN Tie county
Of San Juan, tn show cause why al order
should net it 1ra;.t J tn :lie said a.'mi,-
istrator to sell so much of the real estate
of the said deceased ~ stali be necessary.
And that a cory vt this order le pub
lishrd 1T cast tour WEEKS successfully in
the Northwest Enterprise, newspaper
p.i aud published at Anacortcs, IN
Sknglt County. Washington Territory
Dated this 20th Gay OF April A. ID.
1886.
+. n. Warhass,
cav Judge & Ex-Ofiicio Clerk.
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF

~ 9. LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA, W. I.
". Nov. II IS85.-NOtice liz HI reby given tha'
Daniel Edwards has filed notice OF Intention 70
make Anal proof before the Judge. or in his so'
sen,e tho Clerk Of the Probate Court at mr.
Off, er lin Friday HArbOr, w. t.. on Monday, tne
pliction No 37Sa. far the Lots and Of Sac. ~
and Ek Of sen OF Sec. "a Up. IS N, h West.
He names witnesses: John Kelley. Samue
H. Gross, James Knowlson and William Wells. all
Of ridsy Hsrbor. W.T.
SO sw John r. Convey. Register.
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The steamer Algoma which was
wrecked in q storm on lake Super
Tor last week, was one of three
splendid steal vessels belonging to
the Canadian Pacific railway, and
wa. intended to be brought 70 this
coast to be run as feeder to that
railway in the waters of the Geor-
gian Gulf, the Fuca Straits and
Puget Sound.
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

U. 3. LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA, W. T., July
10, 1887. Notice il hereby given that Roager X.
Cockerill has filed notice OF intention to mike final
oof before the Clerk of the Probate Court, at his
Office, in Friday Harbor. W. r., on Wednesday, the
end day of September, A. ID. LASS. on Pr emption
d. s. No. s9s5,for the Lots 2, 8 + or OF Sc or
and SW or of re or OF Sec. II rp. 81 n. II. West
He names rs witnesses; Ernest Won Gohren.
Charles Basfcard, James Jorgensen AMI John
Schultz all OF East Sound, W. Il
1s 6w JOHN T. CONVEY, Register
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McGLIN HOUSE
-. l.. CONNER, 80 W.T.. 4

No PAINS WILL BE SPARED IN
} keeping up tho we'll established re.
putation OF this house IS one of the
quictest and best kept hotels in the
Territory. No LIQUOR SOLD
Every thing clean aud neat about the
premises. Special efforts will be made to
keep tho table supplied with the best the
market can afford, and t. see the food
IA properly conkcd and served, second to
no other h.ran IN the Territory. 4
large Reading Room for sccmodstion OF
guests.
= JOHN MeGklNN. J
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

~ ISLAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA, WIT. sept.
". 10, 1885 Notice is hereby given that Epii'
rain Funk has filed notice of intention to make
final proof before the Clerk ofthe District Court
at his ONCE in Lacenner W. T OH ruesday the 3r'
day of November, A. ID, 1895 on Pre- einpti"n D.
No 1874. for the sen of SEA and Lots and OF
Sec 20 aud Lots I and Of Sec. rs TIP 80 N, II ]
East ., :,
He names az witnesses: John j. Edens. N. Is
Lewis, Gaorge Nedrow and O. NJ. Cunningham
all If Gusmes. Skagit Co nty, w. T.
~ JOHN F. CONVEY Register
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A petition his been extensive y
signed on FIdalgo island asking
that Skagit county be subdivided
into commissioner districts. Also
petitions requesting that physiology
and hygiene be taught in the public
schools, and that local option
liquor law be passed.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

rpr,-. C,nrt Of SAagit Npulty, WASH
layton Territory.
NoYirE Is HEREBY GIVEN By THE
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U. S. LAND OFFICE At OLYMPIA, w. T.
Sep. 7lSS5.-Notice Is hereby given that John
w. Mode has filed notice of intention to make
final proof before the Judge, or in his absence,
the Clerk of the Probate Court at his office in
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Edward Hitchins. William BARTON aud @. N
Alden all Of Orcas Island w. r.
27-6w JOHN F. CONVEY, Register.
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+ oRrHwss7 NrEErFl>E

A NACCKrEs NOVEMBER ?s. 1885,
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-05-29
The Ceutr0I-
BUREAU
r.. K. JAYNE, Secretary,
Jackson, .HISS.

This Bureau may be relied upon to fur
nish competent teachers 10 schools. Its
list of applicants includes quite a number
of experienced and successful educators
many of whom are now engaged in teach
ing but wish a change of place.
Trustees, superintendent and Others,
when writing for teachers should state
clearly the kind of teachers desired, the
salary, the length of term, and all infOr-
nation in regard TO the school and It's sur
ro%undings. If positive assurance is given
that the party recommended by the
Bureau will be employed much unneces-
sary delay will be avoided, and the
teacher will he sent at once. Confidence
thus placed will not be abused.
Teachers seeking positions must regis
ter. They cannot hope to obtain stu a.
tiOns without il. or even then at once, as
when a teacher is wanted some one of
those registered can generally be found to
suit the requirements.
TERNs-All teachers are required to pay
a registration fee of So 90. This secures
general and special effort in his Tor herr
behalf. On accepting the situation the
teacher pays to the Bureau an amount
equal to one-half ofthe salary for the first
month.
Schools are supplied with teachers free
of charge and their patronage is respect
fully solicited.
All correspondence should be addressed
to X. X. JAYNE, Secretary,
Jackson, Miss.
june 13, 1854. l5-6im
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Postomce Matters.

The Postmaster. General has is
sued the following order relative tt
the renewal OF Postmastcr'S bonds
That whenever any postmaster Of
the fOnrtlI-ClaSs shall have remain
ed in Office for FIVE years from The
date OF taking effect OF his latest
official bond, lie shall execute Il new
bond Ia manner and snrrtirS as re
qnirrd by law Oh notice from tho
Department.
The Chief POStOfice Inspector
addressed the following letter to a
PoStoGice Inspector concerning the
institution of cr1miual proceedings
for violation of the postal laws:
Sir: ] am in receipt of yours of
the 18Th inst, the substance of
which is a request to be informed
us to what course the Department
desired pursued in cases where
employees in the postal service are
found violating the law, aud more
especially as to the proper course
to pursue where it is discovered
that pOstmasters are found TO be
short in their accounts, by reason
OF 5 of postal or money order
funds for private purposes. In re.
ply l have TO inform you that your
communication has been submitted
TO the Postmaster General. who Ill
reefs me TO say that in the future,
when it is discovered by an Inspect.
or that any postmaster or other
employe ct tue Postal Department
has violated the law, tue facts must
be communicated to the u. S. Dis.
trict Attorney tor the district in
which the offense VAS committed,
with "A view TO the Immediate pros
ecutiOn OF the offender; and in all
cases the Inspector shall be guided
by the advice of the District AT
tOruey. POstmasters and others
intrusted with the moneys of the
department know, or if they do not
they r unfit to hold any position,
that to $ the department funds
for private purposes is, under any
circumstances, a criminal Offense,
and IN every case where it is ascer.
tanned that the funds have been so
used, prosecution should at ouce
follow, aud all the facts shonld be
Immediately reported, with a view
to the prompt removal Of the often
der. 1t is no part of the duty of
an inspector 10 determine whether
or not au offender should be prose-
cuted ; it is sufficient Tor him to
know that an Offense against the
laws has been committed,
and his duty is clear-vlz. : to take
the proper steps to bring the ORen-
der to justice.
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The LOcuSts.

North of Bayou Pierre the so.
called lOcusts have appeared in
large numbers. Bayou Pierre was
the stopping place of the same in
Sects last year. Thus in various
parts OF the country there was
a visitation of these insects
up to a well defined line, aud
this year they are found Just
beyond that line in vast numbers.
In California the veritable locust,
the big grasshopper fellows, have
become a plague that promises to
be very destructive. Accounts
from several counties among the
foot hills of the Sierras state that
crops of all kinds have been com.
pletely destroyed. The grain fields,
the gardens, the orchards, the vine
yards and all other species Of veg.
citation z stripped aud ruined.
Many of the papers of the country
which ought to be better informed,
are creating unnecessary %apprehen.
sion by eOnfounding the insect
the seventeen year locust,
bat which is really not . locust at
but the harvest fly, with the de-
struetive graSshopper lOcusts that
have in this and in former years
been so destructive 10 the crops Of
the West. IL is not improbable
that the grasShOppers which are
the dreaded African locust,
may ultimately visit ON section OF
the country, but there is nothingto
fear from the insect described by
Prot. Riley as the seventeen year
lOcust.-Natcbes Democrat
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NEWS IN BRIEF.
The House of Commons has adj
jOurued until the fourth OF June.

The House of Commons has ad
jOurued until the fourth OF June.
The British have evacuated OtaG
Egypt, and returned to Suakim.
1t has been decided that Il branch
OF the Galveston Ne,Cs Is to be 10.
Gated at Dallas.
The Governor ct Pennsylvania
has approved the act prohibiting
the manufacture and sale Of imita
ton butter.
The members of The crew of the
bark Bdyard, Capt. Anderson,
which was crushed in the ice OH
May II, have reached Quebec.
About 1000 changes in the Inter
nal Revenue Department have al
ready been made by the new ad-
ninistration.
The pay roll in the New York
CustOmhOuse shows that there has
been a reduction of $4,000 since
October last, and $4,000 since the
first of April.
The total imports of dry goods at
the polt of New York for the past
week we're valued at $l,490,588.
The amount thrown on the market
was $1,56S, 1853.
Decoration Day at Norfolk, Va,
yesterday, was generally observed,
and the graves of the Federal and
Confederate dead we're prOfusely
decorated with flowers
Ex United States Senator Rob.
ert Il. Withcrs, of Virginia, the
newly appointed Consul at Hong
Kong, is SupreWe Commander Of
knights Templar of America.
The rage for clubs among wO.
men has reached New York, where
the leading society leaders are talk
ing OF All organization somewhat on
the plan of the mems Union Club.
Mrs. Sallie Scott, of Marseall,
Texas, has obtained Il verdict for
against the Texas aud Pacil-
ic Railroad, for the loss of her hus-
band, who IA killed on u wreck.
ing train, in April, 1888.
The contract for furnishing the
Government with envelopes has
been awarded the HolyOke Envel-
Ope Company at saving Ia the
government of $42,347 as compar-
ed with last year.
The recent rains in East Carroll
parish, Ll., has much benefited the
and, although the cold wealth
er has retarded the growth of cot.
ton, the prospect tor ii good crop is
very encouraging.
The cOrner stone of the Normal
was laid at Buena Vista,
on Saturday last, with i'm.
Masonic ceremonies. Bueua
Vista is in Chickasaw county,
about twelve miles from OGoloua.
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EXPLORING.

Last Thursday u party of gen
tlemen, some eight or ten, took a
trip from here to the Chandeliers
islands, OF the schooner Cecilia,
Capt. Geo. A. II. Lawrence. Our
representative was on hand to catch
up the stray bits of extraordinary,
wonderful or startling that might
present themselves. The voyagers
were blessed with MERRIwETHER
that could not have been better
had the party "BEN' allowed to
PICKETT for the occasion. In "a. t
the great ARTHUR of wind and tide
seemed to appreciate the fact that
the ship did CAREY some precious
JIMs out to sea.
Upon going ashore the boys had
their first surprise l the shape of
II veritable hermit, who had taken
up his abode on the bleak island,
With a dog and cat as bis only com
paniOns. But he was a natural sort
of man and was not averse to com.
pany. He related many interest
ing incidents in connection with his
solitary dominion, which of them
selves were very entertaining. The
islands are quite frequently visited
now and relicts are consequently
scarce.
This trip was not really remark
able for accident or casualty,
many fish and snipe were caI.h Dis
their resting place, as well as Cr.
like game too numerous to mentond SCI
The art of capturing was reddareh an
to a science, and star fish arch an
caught with hook and line, Il and O.
birds with the cast net, some llrch an
from six to seven feet fifth MOI
-. ~ TX days
tip to tip. This is not by authoA fOurt
of the boss liar, either. ~
The urbane and jolly "CaptainSS's"
our gallant ship VOL the esteS an
Of all his guests, both as Il man Nc
business and a most worthy hos Mon
He pays strict attention to bus
ness and exercises remarkable prul
discretion and Saiacity, that
elected the confidence of every
nan, even the most timid.
The party returned Saturday
having made Il run of sixty
niles in ten hours, with three or
our hours "dead calm.' {
II we have not given names sui :
iciently definite they may be
by a big suntlowcr they
AIRY on their noses.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-05-29
OYSTER -TREsPAsSERs.

A meeting of citizens was held
Tuesday for the purpose OF taking
immediate action TO protect the
oyster reefs in P%dscagOula Bay. 1t
is alleged that numbers ot fishing
crafts are being loaded from them
daily, and arc carrying them out
of the county without culling ih~m
and thus destroying the reefs.
Those engaged il the oyster bust
e $ here, as well as Other citizcns,
are very indignant ut this wanton
destruction, and will ask the board
of supervisors for protection under
the law which gives them the power
to regulate the fisheries OF the
county. These beds are in the
survey of the State of Mississippi,
aud the board of supervisors have
the same right to protect them from
abuse as they have to protect any
other game by the authority of the
Legislature as granted in a recent
act.
Mr.. G. d.. Moore, president OF the
board, publishes to-day, a call fora
special meeting to convene next
Tuesday, June ID, for the purpose
OF taking action in the premises at
once.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1885-05-29

The mad dog season is here
and Scranton has abundant mate.
rial for that plague. Numerous
cases are reported in different parts
of the country, and still "a town
is over.run With a worthless canine
tribe, without muzzle, free aud at
large, liable to become rabid atany
moment. Shoot every one that
runs his tongue out. The more
killed the better, anyway.
The warm weather will soou
be here and those who propose to
deal ia Mineral or Soda Water will
find the well known manufacturer,
Mr.. L. Care, between Dauphin
aud st. Louis streets, Mobile, Ala.
Fountains charged with dispatch,
and satisfaction guaranteed.
The fast schooner IndianOla,
Capt Jno. Bloom, has just returned
from Aspinwall, having made a
quick and successful trip. Capt.
Bloom is one of those successful
seamen who seldom fails to be on
time fright side up with care.'
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BoSSEL HOUSE,
on the Beach, Biloxi, Miss.

Thoroughly re6tted and renovated.
Families accommodated with 6rstclass
board It reasonable rates Open on the
18th Of May, lSs5, for the reception Of
guests.
A reserved building for clubs asd 1850
Citations.
EXCURSION DINNER.............7sc
Livery stable on the premisss.
n. D. BERNARD, Prsp'r.
May s. 1885. iO4m
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

A large raised Cottage. snitable = for
boarding house, or for a large family, sit
uated facing the Beach &c Pascaeoula,
Miss. The house Is wen furnished and in
splendid condition.
For further particulars, apply 20
CHARLES BOSTER.
PasoaSoula, Miss.
April ,, lss5. 5-sm