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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-23
Notice Of Invitation.

NuiiGt vi iHHtdtluH.
ITO THE CIrIZsS5 or SEATTLs
! And vicinity Arransements have
S>ea made 10 have q grAnd fogrhiighf pro
comi1a and nti-Chiaca demozsfBtion
Of Seattle. W. T. on
sassrasy. oeassee ~. issA
A Committee was slected from tie
three Connistees srpVintcd ~ the A ti.
Chinese CoagrcN and " ass neefinss hpa<s
~ SeAstis iAte,y. All b. this Ccmmittee
all necessary arrangements have been
a de. znd tee pecsse q Western W ssh-
lnxsna axH invibst 70 parssofDnaD IN tbs
cerNunsfrsfSun1 An snwttAeSoo 3 exsend.
ed 70 al err and eoants of1ciAls o< thu
ccsrsy. each and al u Tia secret orde<s,
usss5xiA eumpAnieA Fire DeparsNrnt
svnaes pecrle. and al Who cum<ite< that
Chsnese cooiie abor is di2grAcefzl 10 cur
country dangerous 20 orr peAce and de-
xrsa.nx 70 American working clASseA II
t. the VISA o. the Ccmzalrsee thai each
h-Aneh Il lSecr be very largely repre-
sezscd in Q eeepzi M manner. A very
large ecdy Of SPECIAL g1ards vii Be IN
asfen6Asee with aufAogiry 10 make arre<rs
and any cne violating city o. Territorial
laws viii Ne SunfsAed 70 the fni exfenf Of
the lsv. perfect . sce Aa6 auiezness are
guarAateet A cordial tnvi,a,ion b ex-
senAieS TO ali 20 ioia Ia Tee Fro -esSion.
which wil se<n o. Nin strcet NJ ! p. n
sAsrn
LAdsss'Are especially invised 10 parties.
ESQ :. SMITH. Chairman.
A0F 4 RgArH. SxxrpEAry q "a
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WANTED.

OK Girls TO IRON. AT THE sE-
- sftAe st~ea Lzzntry. geo1 wazes
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WANTED.

A FURNISHED ROOM. ADDRESS
n IoneA- this ONCE oc0
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Notice 20 Saloons and
Pc ice.

I'VE COMMITTEE Il ATIS N
i eh2rxe the soret hxhs o ecess m AMI
n 8 Chfnrs< xezn R@trs1los SATURDAY
zAzfA ~ Ire TAG eg=rytsinz Essg pese 81
sruosThiy azd reacEfahy. In s-csr that
sacn nay be e5sasnse al Sleo1s are re-
sse..ez. 70 ea0ee thstr riSces u s-zzse-s
tssrEs the hoz-. q and p H. 80 thai
40 irt5xi 7zfs6 pe-soR nay tAxe s1TA--
Esx- q the 0ocszsoa and create t-ozoe
AT ksso~r. Of salons s-- A4-o rec aessS :
70 -sfrzir On sc.linx 510r - any tine
dgri. : the n ShE 70 asy ere Sho u-aJ D
En1sr n Ia f sesce Of fT0or.
Tns Oh sf u Pc iee AID -. fierce q 20
kcen8-A are rea 1@s;e6 70 take extra care
Of the ase on saturday evening. - re-
<zryt. drunkenness- b order Of th-
a.. COMMITTEE
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-23

A TT0RNEY-AT-LAv. WILL PRAC-
n TICS In Al The Justices AID Territorial
CooreA OMce, ~ rooEzs o. The Proha-e
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-23

A TORN ROOMS )
~ ard 4 Po1cia oCL6lnz. frorf street.
5eArtle. w /. WI r-scsioe u a. he
Courts Of the Territory and II tie Land
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-23

G. A. WEED, n. D.,
DHYsiCIAN AND SURGEON. Of
L eca room No Z Yesier-Leary hlock.
O0ce hoars fron II - II . IA and tron
. I md 70 8 p IN fe,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-01-23
La PEELA ANTI -GASIRALCI(A
DEL DOCTOR DELG ADO
Csra o. padecimien:O, del usdmaso.

Medication eiicaz contra las afecciones dc
est6mago, sea dolor, acedia vinagres, v6rn;
tos despues de Ia comida. inapontecias, deb
lidad estomacsl, saburras, disenteria. V en- ge
neral para todas aquellar mOlestiaS que rcselen
malas digestiones sean no d5lol osas.
Para mayoros datos dirigirse al
DEP6sITo.-Sevilla; FL autor, Fsrmacia Glo
bo: Tetuan, 90.
En- Puerto Ricc, Sres Ledosms Hao 10
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-01-23

NOTALas Va precio precos
9 vencionaes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-01-23
ES La MAS BhRATA.
tiTItINEO % u b0daIil nISIIln
Conpa.sse par ei PaaLrs Rlpa.@a.

Texto para las E.cusIas ie Ia Isla
De Puerto-Hico segnu Decrvto del
Excmo. Z limo. Sr. Obisro de- essa
Di6ce.is -. Juan Ansosio Pnig en- u
de Iiiriembfe de lss0. y pnhlicado en
81 boisf,N EcLsstssfic0 "a L. de Enero
De ISL, qae dice ssii
''DeseAI.slo facillisr, segdn 81 impor-
tancis rsqaieFr, 10 ad4uisici6n del Ca-
tee; mo De la Docirina Cristiapa 4 toda
clase de personas, venimos en- declarAg
tsmbitn de texto TaFa IL Di5cesis cl
antigua J IopulaE Caiecismo del 7.
R:Fa.da Que cesar de "a relncidO vo-
ldmen, cOmpreBde en- sus sencilIas y
concisas pfeguntas y respuestas In sH-
ma toda DE- IN ensehanEa eat6lica; rem
niendo 4 Ia vez IL inmensa ventala De
estar por 81 inGrno precio al alcAnce de
las familias pobres."
PBEcIO.-28chAvOs ma, IS cts. docs-
% y $3.50 cts. gruesa.
Ne vende sa ls IxPnKxTA, ALMAcKs
DK PAFKL LfBRKRfA del BoLETrx Mkn-
CASrIL Fortslesa 81, , en- 10 d. ID. JoSk
GoSzGLkz FoST. FoFsaleEa q. 50
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-01-23
NOIA de los pyecsos corrientes que ene esta5lecda

garriilos glnesos en- la clase de papel
qu6'se quierah, de So en- adelante s
SC. cajetillas por.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-01-23
TABACOS ELABORADOS.

ExcepcionaleS en- oa1as de lujo de d %
tabscos. millar .....................o.....
dem sin lujo do deln....................-100
Imperiales en- GAIA de 50.....,............. IS
Regalias antillanas en- cgias de 25. ..... 65
Idem idem en- iden de 50................. rs
ldem de preferencia en- idem de 3D.. 80
Reina Victoria en- idem de 50......!....... 40
Brevas imperiales en- idem de 50........ IS
Cazadores imperiales en- idem de 50.... SO
Brevas en- hoias en- idem de 50............ 60
Idem oiIindradas en- idem de 10Q......... 40
Idem corrientes en- idem de 100.......... 30
Idem en- paquetes de 10.................. %
Regalia britannica en- cajas de 50........ so
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-01-23
AMIGOS DE TODOs
PlLDRaS holloway.

tft ess eH ssiss fss eaftas as
saaf ta sshas ftsas ssms >
nHI W - s. s4Hl f4e eeaase
sI eafs f8a - sfH ttsNsx A. eaFarka
81 #.8 sa.sys. ~ iss ftSaass 8s
o atss ffsaasefa a sc1Meaia Il
aafs.anels Ha isMi q. sNsaisanan A. u
ssaEfs ta.fa seFFtN2. feftssessssle essubis
lamsats ssss sa hetsiass ass4s sh toas
3 iabIs a.; n ais&s . wss@fsi
Unguento Holloway.
Sc mafs xllfsa bksaanfs ssanAinfaiibiamsa
= ias Has sas 4aas Ia it.9ss j - mnls
e p.sgass i ss ysehe Per a.ssss A. - inaas.
- iss sf sf#isat4a 1amss msy pFsnfo
ga aswe #saese tssagarae~n. =
mts frs 49, fsass fesfixsTa.Ie. A. pa
~ sss ~ sfss = e. 80 afssss sass g. u
aif s2 ees tts iasss ~ fssmsts
sa r,H - sesfaf. ss etaa -
'as
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-01-23

administration du B0Iettn MeF-
cantiI rhonneur de prier Messieurs
les Annonciers fran9ais de voulor tica
remettre leurs ordres de Publieitt i
NM. AMEDEE PRINCE & c., qai
sont les Agents uniques ct exclusifs
de ce journal pour la Publiciif Fran(ai.e
sf 4ugLafsI
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-01-23
Ell GAMING De LA VIDA
0 0AVlSOS MOaALESALASO, IEDAD
D. GenarO Gomez Labrada,
FRo EsoR DAlsJRrecioA rmRARiA.

4 NJ fftft 80 ~ y . ita ft4f Z taaf 81 y
- u
Acaba dc pub,icar.t "a scgun.
On cdici6n de e,ia luitTcsanit
Uhrita, oorregida, aumtniada y
mOdiii ada para seivIr dc texto
de ,cctura On Ia c>cuclas, ' dc.
clarada tai l,or DecrctG del Go.
bierno lie 3 dc Julio de- 1884,,
del Obi>pado en- 20 Mario del
misinO ano.
DE ', nta al precio De 80 con nta-
,os ejcmplar y - 30 doccua en-
ia lmprrDts del BoLETIS MERcAN
TIL y en Mauati, oomercio de don
Antonio Morcy y el autor en- el
mismo pueblo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-01-23
NOCIONES DE- GEONEqRIA
PoR
D. ERMEST0 0LLER0 Y CARNONA.

Obra declarada dc textO para
las escue.as dc esta provincial por
Decreto dc 4 de Julio Ie 1854.
Tn tom0 Cn e. con dos laminas
a , REALEs mplar IN IA I'm.
prcntH del BOLETIS.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-22
COMMON SENSE TALE.
rae ceuntry at Peaee-The 0pprcssisn
sf the ssrthern Pacific Railroad
CempanY.
CHEHALIs, W. T., Aug. ls. 1855.

CHEHALrs, W. T., Aug. ls. 1855.
EDFroE PosT-
/ have read With much deIieh, vour
able editorial, For the Public Good y
IN last Saturdays issue. The article has
Toe night tone and ecoords exactly With
my own yicws.
Mr.. Editor, ttis 10 an AGE of reform
The old party issues have faded svsy.
and now such great questions ef iuter.
est are before the pubic, and upon then
there are 90 many diversities Of opinion.
Il 10 nonsense for 1s to discuss the ola
var issaes any longer. Whatever nav
have been our feeliugs st the close OF
the var, and years follevine, today ve
must give our thoughts and oar energies
20 those Questions which ooncern our
fortunes and future welfare. From vay
down south. in the heart OF tie South
efn rebellion, where var vas the rage,
now come words Of lamentation aad
regret for the untimely death Of General
Grant, and also praises of his generous
character. The most prominent soldier
- that rebsliion vas Grant, whs was
the representative in arms Of the brave
people Of the North. But bearing him
TO bis grave We witness both North and
SCNNA AAA8kAAAAA hAAGA1 scars anu DlHClHK
him IN the Rhastly sepalchsr. Ex- SEN
atoF Cameron, also breaking the silence
be has 30 long kept, teleQraphs General
Grants son that his fathers prayer for
peace has been answered, and that the
last bitterness of the war has eeen
wiped out fsreYer. The North and
South again clasp hands, and delight
that We are Americans, aRd that our
country is ipdissolusie and indestructl-
bic: Toe hstchet is buried, and let us
make peace.
There Is question very important to |
the people of Washington Territory.
and thai question involves tbs title 70 |
nearly one half the public lands. Until |
this is decided. how can any other issues
ariser The spirit Of the Northern Pa
citie Railroad Company would drive
every farmer from his home, and our |
fair domain would be settled With the |
vassais and slaves. An un-
relenting and determined fight must be |
made for the peoples rights. Such |
papers as the Portland 0rsgoHias, the |
Tacoma Ledger and the Seattle Chron-
scis harass the public With issues that
do not exist, or boldly champion the |
baleful cause Of the Northern Pacific. |
This fight against the company must |
be pushed forward. and ii is encourag-
Ing that the Interior Department is |
working harnouiOasly With our people.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-22
TERRITORIAL INSTITUTE.
VANCOUVER, W. T., Aug. Is, 'Sl
EDITOR Posr INTELLIaEScKR:

'AHcoOfhn, w. Ass aug. Acs %.
EDITOR Posr INTELIIaESoKR:
The Territorial Teachers Institute
convened last evening at the Clarke
county court house, Superintendent X.
O. Kerr IN the chair.
Prof. p. Hoagh delivered an address
of welcome TO large and attentive au-
dienee, and Prof. L. J. Powell respond
ed with q well prepared and lengthy
address.
Today's sessions have been well at-
tended and full Of interest. In the
meantime teachers have been coming
from beth Eastern and Western WASH
tngton. and this evening We had repre-
seBtatiyes from Port Townsend, Olym-
pie, Tacoma, Waila Walla, Newcastle
and other towns as we'll az counties of
the Territory. The public schools Of
Seattle are not represented; and IL We
knew hov to soold, We would certainly
enter complaint against the teachers of
the Queen City-teaohers who average
the best paid Of any other twenty one
teachers in the Territory. We hope,
Mr.. Editor, you will not only print this.
but that you may frequently remind sur
leading teachers Of duty they owe 10
their Territorial organization.
Our meeting this evening was ad-
dressed by Superintendent Kerr. Rev.
Mr.. Banlieid Of Tacoma and Professor
johnson. who will superintend the Van
couver schools during the ensuing year.
The Territorial board Of Education
are all present.. and the examination for
Territorial certificates and life diplomas
will commence tomorrow morning.
TEAcHKR.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-22

On ths 2lst of July ths Register of
the United Statss Land Office at Oregon
City gave notice that, under the prUvi-
sious Of an act Of the last Congress de-
clafing the forfeiture Of certain uu-
earned lands granted 10 aid in the
construction OF the railroad from Port
land 60 MeAinyille, filings upon those
lands under the homestead, prs-emption
aud other laws. II properly made, would
be allowed at his Office. Within the
limits at this forfei3sd grant north,
northwest and west OF Forest Grove,
many people--about 800, we are In
formed. In Washington county alone
bad purchased land of the railroad
company. Some Of them have paid In
full, and others have paid from $50 10
$500. and now they want 10 get their
money back and avail themselves Of the
preferred right of entry, which, as ac-
tual settlers on the restored lands, they
enjoy under the provisions of the act of
forfeiture. A meeting Of those people
will be held at Forest Grove next Friday
upon q plan Of procedure In case the
company persistently refuses 70 refund
the money, which 10 10 nov claimed IL
H1kMWkulAy A0AA3s ~ AtN0et1A sAAA 0N
an enthusiastic enc, as @ large attend
snee 10 expected.
The railroad company has made still
fnriher resistance 20 he ACT OF forfeit
urs, By securing from Judge Deadly q
wFit of injunction 20 restrain the Regis
ter and Receiver at Oregon City from
allowing applications for homesteadins
and pre- -smpting odd sections OF land
within tho limits Of 3 miles Of Forss.
Grove. north, northwest and west oi
that place. as they we're Instructed te dc
By the Commissioner Of the General
Land Once at Washington. The issut
thas presented 10 Of more than iocal
Importance; for IL the Oregon farmers
succesd In forcing the Oregon Centra
10 rsfuad. the Washington farmers MAJ
take courage and try similar tacticl
With ths Northern Pacific. Portland
Skaadar6.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-22
SEATTLE w. IT, SATURDAY MORNING. AUGUST ss 1881


IL was q lonely hsnestsader IN tA.
oesp recesses Of the forest primsval
Snlcn borders the classic Lake Wash-
lngton from vhoD ve obtained the par.
tie1lArs OF this Ger true saie.-
Night After night" said be. ." had
been startled BY a weird, unennnr
walline, which seemed TO prossed from
toe nelghborhood Of the sHsuntsd
sprInR, which. edged with psulsrs
pale, u stunned with superssifious nor
ror oy the aborgine and rarely visited
oy the most adventurous Of the paIe
facea Might after night my faithful
collie Eiank into the cabin oaiverinc
with fear, a. the dissonant vail shud-
osred through the startled sir. could
oear u no longer, and shoaidsrine INV
trosty rifie and. leaving my faithful
vatsnoo9 whining piteossly as be cav
me depart for she unhalIoved spot. 1
followed the serpentine trail which led
20 the Haunted Spripe,' picking nav
way over fallen log and rocky boulder
~ the struggling moonbsam's misty
hGhk As neared the locality the
mourpf0i cadence of the mysterious
sound rose ftfully above the souphiur
OF the wind through the somber pines.
NOT IL tue place catering which the lost
wrstch leaves hope behind could Be
heard more frightfal sound. Tread
ing lightly, l stole unavares upon the
source OF the hiddea horror. Just then
the raoon. hitherto partly veiled in
elouds, shons ost in uncloudsa bril-
nancy. and there in tho forks Of q viii
low, CLOSE TO the turbid waters of the
Haunted Spring. I bebsld an empty
bottle that had onoe contained swamp
AnRers Rheumatic Cure, the only
known sure cure for rheumatism in ali
its forms, left there by some one, un-
mindful shas it wJuid be to one Divine
MESSAGE OF q Divine gift, for with one
dollar ! obtained one bottle from the 8.
A. X. G. Mfg. Co., Seattle. Washington
Territory, which entirely cured me Of
the terrible rheumatic pains which I
had had for thirty years" dv
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-22
AMERICAN nYsPRRTICs.

Americans, more than any other na.
tion in the world, sre victims of stom.
aoh arrangements. This ia owing to the
hurried manner in which they eat their
meals and 10 the amount and quality Of
food eaten, rich fsod being cheaper
here than in any other country Of the
world. There are very few Americana
whose stomachs are in q perfectly
healthy condition. Most remedies for
the arrangement Of the stomach are
offered IN the form of bitters, tonics,
ete., which merely stimulate the stsm-
ach and afford temporary relief. De
Haven's Dyspepsia Cure is q remedy
that supplies what Is wanting in the
digestive juices Of q deranged stomach
and is the only remedy offered 10 the
public that cures all forms Of Dyspep-
sia, Indigestion and Flatulency. Free
sample bottles at A. b. SrKwAkTs Drug
Store.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-22

fuNL tu8Ao1Nos AnIoes ~
Shin Richard IIf, belonging 10 this
place, nov az Sab Francisco, has been
chartered TO load laxbor 81 q Puget
sound mill for Australia.
BARK Germania, Capt. koes. arfivsd
lass evening. II days FROM san Ffancis.
90. She leads coal at Seattle for san
Rsrk General Butler. Captain Clapp,
arrived this morning, 26 days from San
Frspcisco. She proceeded 10 Port
Gambis 20 load lumber for San Fran
eisco.
Iaverpool, arrived AZ Port Angeles last
4sasslInv and teiezraphed toe tug -
fake her 70 Port Moody, whefe she vas
hornd With a cargo Of steeP rails for
shs canadian Paeific Railroad. For.
tnnatsly one vas obtained within -
hoars after her arrival
emilia 4 akip Domin1p Santa MArsa,
,anaher ist5sn from Port BiAkoly, eFrived
har. thjs roorninc aud anchored She
Il bound TO Valparaiso.
The foliowing vessels are loaded and
resasy for asA, a. Fort Gambler hTiR 1an.
80. Captain Hifnuneon. buund . hAn
PEDRO, bark sanatra, Captain Oisen,
houna 20 sydaey; schooner Norway
h.,nd 10 fan Francisco; schooner Sa1
Buena Ventura bound 70 Haensrns.
Preparations are being made q Porl
Blshsly 70 launch the Revenue Cuttei
Richard Rash at high tide tomorrow Al
ssrnoon. A description Of this nns ves
81 win appsAr ID eur coi1mns q a.,
ortwo- shs viii tseelvs 80 Ysn - ~
- froua ths Rstenne CGttef Wckeotf
Her nd via - ,fllea With sashs 20
shlpment 10 san fransissp. where 40.
will receiye the machinery OF the Old
Rush and 9 nsu eoiisr.
ship Kate DasenpcFt vili secn tAs
hss berth 30 load laEahsE 80 sydnes.
TAe nil d eniEEne Ss1oo9 fsst dAily
| Mere vessels are expscssd
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-22

I'm Cokrsa 0mcus. s.--Ths Robinson
No. b spoken Of By the Portland
Nzsazrd 10 the terms following "A
EMpee a. the tents strikes one with
NHsaershle amusement at the magui-
1ue q the circus There are eleyea Of
laen IN the inclosure aad each ono ia Q
saos within itsalf. The WAGONS ars
s1ly - urofkmansAip and far superior
avf~ wss y Asy that visited this
Year Hiih usilfs noted naee,&-
EsssN tney natnhef shftty-six and sfe
ssve[eo sita oArved figures Of eli kinds
nspfcernfine soule ef The specimens 10
" see1 INSIDE. iaso braia bands accom-
10y sos eireaz eaa Of which is placed
Y tne sentsf Of shs column whsn II 10
ncsiae In parade. A large steam CALI
sas ons OF the attractions, but 10
- ~ rlaS while in the procession,
.ooeoiy fes fear OF frightening hosses.
Amea9 We attractions are Eve sIle-
passsA thrse Of which are very iAf1e
- sseAs sighte 10 behcld. A beautiful
.sas = anesher attraction, also iiue
- % hotses may be seen. Tue lsttsr
~ su trained 10 psrform difiieuit
sless . and make pleasing sight The
anN ponfes ARE among the hest
ssRe0 of the whole loa. Among the
e1tmals are, hipg,opotami. tigers,
liozA eutteuH and 6efofsae1
Ais 2 various kinds. An cx .
80 ni2n nav be seen. aisn 4 Ensnd
1essier q hiR ind little nen md
nat fsmi1iek, Arabs. zaias aid
-. ~ g sach persons ~ are nos very Of
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I.sp .xsrrrcrrsxs.

The following are Instructions rala-
avs 30 proof In snppert Of pfe-emp$icn
claims and eomnuted Homestead en-
tries: The claimant must show a
least six mouths residence next proceed
ing date OF final proof. which sausf Be
made 'or the day and al ths place adj
yersisea.s Residence mast be actual
inhAbitaney Of and mot occasional visiis
10 the lard. TIE party must actually
reside upon. cultivate and improve the
land for At least the period above men
toned. Persons doing business in town
ana residing shere, or elsewhere than os
the land entered or fled for, or other.
uiss not actually living On the land,
must mot be allowed 90 acquire title
thereto hy prefsxt or assumption cf
ccnstruofivs residence The eharacteI
az shs inprosemeuts and araoant OF
cuifivahinn mast be such as vii evidences
entire GOOD faith On the part Of ths
cisimans. Perssns applyine 10 give
nstice Of their intention 20 Submit prool
sheuld be advised that it will be use
less expenditnre Of time and msssy j
they uill not Be able, oa the day hxed
10 show fun and scsual conpliAnss viii
/ tha hw.N
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-22
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~ Ye.hodist Episcopal Church was
..,,essiuQ as 7:3O last evening, aud
-. socId not enter for lack Of room.
o,Iss psrssptibls change appears ia
4 xuersqssisn compared with those
n. Ara q the week much more
.s.ar.s asm having bsen drawn in, al
tboueb sbs ain Of these preparatory
..sss5nes Z rsthsr 10 marshal the Chris
- tksn 10 gssaer tbs sinners. After
sscsr. pxzysr was offered by Rev. Z.
1 E,1t4, 81 the Bsstef.y Street Church.
IN Hampson led the exercises by
...d;ur Romans Viii. The amounting
4 IL Holy bpiFif was the subject of the
rsnina. We have heard Of Spirit as q
srpn. as teacher, as the living Christ
n Al THE fnlInees OF erace may
IN b ID 10 Aow out from ns. We are
r1psfing Tor the food tide, which ohly
n spirit can give. We want to tell
"a kev the Spirit can enable q person
4 spask with unction, AZ ve call it, aud
- ne hearts OF men. Sac told Of
e Aa6el. Who uorshipped reason till il
n tesy with him. fet O poor, iRno
rsswemsf1 looked up IN his face and
"a: 40. sir; | cannot talk With you.
q, l am praying that God Will save
-, poor soul" He vent away with
ssniIemanly laugh, but be never
~ that night till he gave him
81 10 God. She took the arc
zEis used for Aaron's anoipting
: nfFInbolical Of the unction which the
mi CHRISTIAN heart experiences, send.
AZ lerth q mysteaious, powerful infiu
snse which none can Withstand. We
nsi fhst light that causes our faces 20
aills e. did MoBes's. Not 20 be ever
xitina about u, "for be wIst not that
4 Shons" and when be did he yelled il
-hus 10 talk about Jesus and forget
D1flslses. l saw q wheel in q quartz
niii, one half Of which went out Of
iahi and asked, "Why out Of sightf"
ne IsbFicateF u there" he said. The
anizee wheel shrieEs for want of q
lsyp Of oil. II VOC, Eant. TO keep the
rEiklse cut ef year brows take the
- that nothing can rufiie
s1f fzces. How shall We get ftf You
@|II4 ~ NV tAAnt tAAtNs 1tfAAs0tAta4k N0N
MI bad, You run OF TO q holiness
ua|Iez. Don't insnit God b fanning
IAel8 II ysu fin0 vhat theirs q IN yoaf
~. A fniilionnlrG was asked how
>shther died. In the prison for debt.
Aythere vas q lead mine at his door.
II ke didn't know it. Friends, yen
hsthe gold mine Of divinity at your
AIn Use him. and seek no farther.
1jInner, no matter bow wealthy yau
N. II death knscks tonight yos have
N 4 penny 10 pay your passage over
ordan. The highest manhood 10 the
"a Christian manhood.
Meeting this evening at the Methodist
Protestant Church, at 7:3o, led by Rev..
]. l. patss
Op Sundsy. morning services as usual
b Ali the ehurohea. AZ D. N. the sew.
fal chsrehes will each hold q prayer
aeefins from 10 1850.
ilsS. M pelison anuoanced that
|HgcA unzsld b found q the deor. Mra
isispson poaihvely refuses 10 receive q
|eliAf sntil ell expenses are paid.