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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-11-27

with a revolver. The recent disasters
to the Servian army, from the defeat
before Slivnitza down to the re-. occupa'
ton of Tsaribrod by the Bulgarians, are
attributed to his failure to carry out
the orders given him.
William S. Warner and j. Henry
Work appeared before Judge Brown IN
New York and asked what amount OF
bail would be required in their cases.
Judge Brown fixed the bail at $50, OOO'
Both defendants appeared before Com
missioner Shields and gave bonds in the
sum of $50, 200, or double the amount
required.
A Washington special says: The
Virginia Legislature will meet on De-
cember End, and two weeks from next
Tuesday the first ballot will be taken
for the election of United States Sena-
tor to succeed General Malone. whose
term will expire on March 3, 1887.
The Servians are retreating in great
disorder, and are trying to make their
way across the frontier wherever they
can. The decentralization of the men is
complete and discipline is almost lost.
The retreat will involve q terrible loss
of life and great suffering.
The Austrian government is concen-
trating troops in Herzegovina. One
regiment from Lower Austria, one from
Hungary to Bosnia, old Slavonia. The
whole force is to form military Gordon
on the frontier of Bosnia and Herzgo-
vinia.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-11-27
DEATH OF THE VICE PRESIDENT.

Wednesday evening dispatch to the
SILVER STATE brought the unexpected
news of the death of Thomas A. Hend-
ricks, Vice President of the United
States. As he was, SO far as known
here, in his usual health, the announce
ment of his death created surprise and
regret. He was, next to Judge Thur.
man, of Ohio, the ideal statesman of
his party, and the day set apart for
thanksgiving was, to great extent, a
day of mourning, because of his sud-
den demise. He was a man whose
private and public life was spotless.
As a citizen. he endeared himself to his
neighbors, and merited and received
the respect of all, and his public career
was untainted by fraud or corruption.
Though he passed twice through the
ordeal of presidential campaign, re-
ceising on each occasion majority of
the votes of his fellow. citizens, the
worst that his enemies could say of him
was that he differed from them politi-
cally; and he leaves the political stage, on
which he was always prominent actor,
regretted by all, and acknowledged as
one of the ablest and purest of the
statesmen OF the age.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-11-27

Flags are at half-mast and public
buildings are draped in mourning
throughout the Union as q mark of re-.
spect TO the memory Of Vice President
Eendricks.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-11-27

BORN.

TWIST-In VIM, mucca, November 21st, 1885
to the wife of william F. Twist, son.
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-24
SHERIFFS SALE,

IN THE DISTRICT COURT, FOR THE
Third Judicial District of Washington
Territory. holding terms at Seattle.
Valid & Campbell. pla ntifi, vs.. W. K.
Wilson. defendant.
Under and by virtue of an execution
issued out Of the above named Court. in
the above entitled action, dated the 9th
day Of February. 1885, and to me directed
and delivered, have duly levied upon
the following described real property. to-
wit
Lot three 81, in block twenty t20t, Of A.
A. Benny's third addition to the city of
Seattle. Also lot seven Ia, In block sixty
five 1851, OF A. A. Denhys fifth addition to
he city OF Seattle, King county, wash
ington Territory and will. on
saturday, the tih day Of April. 1885.
At the hour Of 2 o'clock p. m. of said day.
in front OF the Court House door, In the
city of Seattle. King county. aforesaid,
proceed to sell said properly at public
auction. 10 the highest bidder for cash.
Dated at Seattle, the lth day OF March,
1885.
J. II. MCGRAW,
mis- 5w Sheriff OF King county, W.T..
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-24
SUMMONS.

IN The DISTRICT COURT OF THE
L Third Judicial Distries OF Washington
Territory. holding terms at Seattle in King
county, for the counties Of King and Eitsap.
No i392-Is liah waidell and z. @ Miles,
partners, doing basin. So under the srm name
and style OF Wsddsll i Miles, ana q. orge W.
stesson and Joi J. Post, partners. doing
business under the firm name and style Of
stetson X Post, plAibiifis. VS. Cyrus Walker.
Gamma Ponein, Iohn NJ Blanchard, james
W. smith and c. h. De Wees-, Jr. q. H. Moore
and II. B. HUNT, Farmers, doing business u7-
der the firm name and style q Moore. HINT
4 Co, defendants
Complaint aled in the county Of King. In
the Office of the CLERK Of said District Court
The United States Of America send greeting
To Cyrus Walker. Gamma Poncin, John M
blanchard. James W. Smith and c. r. De
Weese, Dr.. g. Z. Moore and II. B. Hunt part
ners, doing buslnese under the firm name ard
atyle OF Moore, HuA; & Co., defendants:
YoH are hereby Iequired TO appear In an action
brought az Ainst yen by the above named plain
tifs. IN the District Court OF the Third Judicial
District of the Territory of Washington, hold
ing terms 81 the city Of Seattle, in the county
Of King, for the counties Of King and EitsAp.
and 20 answer the COMP laint fled therein,
within sky days from the date Of the first
publication # this summons or Judgment by
default will be takeH against you. according
TO the prayer Of the complaint.
The sald actton 10 oroGs IL TO tofeclOso
lien 81 the plaintiffs, wsddell & Miles, on a
certain building known a. Smiths Bijou
Theater," situated on the north hM # lot
SIX and the south twenty feet of lot seven, In
block eight of ID. h. MAynard's plat OF the
town tncw cityl Of Seattle. and the land
vhereon the same was constructed and is sit
uated, together with . convenient space about
the same, or so much as msy be nece ssary for
the convenient uss ADD Occupstion thereof
for the sum of Si5Is 20. for materials fur
nished 70 be used, and which were used. in
the construction OF said building; also, TO
foreclose lien Of the plaintiffs, stetson L
Posi-, on the same building and premises. for
the sum Of s1s2s IS. for materials furnished
10 be used. and which we're used, In the con-
struetion of said building: thai the defend.
ants, Moore. Hunt h Co. have. or claim TO
have. some interest in, or lien or encumbrsuce
upon said building and premises, which said
interest lien or encumbrance. II any there be,
is subsequent, iniei iOr and subject 30 the said
liens Of plaintiffs
Witness the Hon. Roger 8. Greene. Judge Of
-, the said District Court. and the seal
SEAL. thereof, this 9th day Of February,
t---' A d. 1886.
JAMES sEAvEY. CLERK.
By JAMES P. LuDLow, Deputy.
Burke, Haller i Rssin, attorneys for plain
tins. fsl2
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PACING AND CHEHALls cefsf
SEysa.

On the Ss.sop rivsw, last Sunday sven
ing, Mics Julia Miller vas dfoNneo %
the upss.ttna Of canoe. sac vas cross
tnz The river. accompanied y nef $40
brothers, but Sbsy were unable 70 save
her.
.xperipent is about to be tired Of
tTarpptantIns some Of the eastern ea sI-
10 ahaudsn. ia this bay, 30 trays mar
E.or A large boz left On THURSDAY
h.ost eosxened 70 q. II. Emerson, no
GUAM.
(ITserviile. for the last week, has pat
On an uoes1alIy lively appearance
Ire large number Of people IN tsEn at
t41tsiHe eourt. aRd the different I'M
pgeytments OF the Wharf Company
and Others make things lively for the
place.
W. W. Ward. VIZ Moser and W. B.
HAYDEN Of IilWae0 were II town during
the week. Messra- ward and HAY den
auuttsd for a reaexAl Of their liquor
IieenHe, bat were met With the usual
snswer-'n0t granting licenses - pres
eut.
A sri-ueekiy nail route has been 60
tablishsd from Moutesano to Riverside.
on the WiIlAps, via Melbourne, 10 take
effect about March 10th Through the
energy Of few settlers trail has been
ot,ensd from Nontesano, nearly through
70 ths, Willspa, and sholld be Widened
20 a wagon road, and We hope that Ps-
cife county will not be backward IN ex-
teEdiug helping hAnd.-Paeih Jour-
nal.
Frank Talbsrt, tho City Assessor. in
forma us that the total assessed vslaai
ton in the city this year vilI amount u
about 5000. At the rate Of taxa
ton, ten mills, this will ALLOW the suu
| of 800 ~ ran the city government mex
year.
Mr.. Book, who has purchased eonsid
erabls. tide laEd along the Chehalis. N
Guiding the farm Of the Medcaif Bros.
| Il having large amo1nt of improve
menW done. On toe Medoaif place
| across, the Hoqniam, be has about TWEEN
~ Cinnamon employed dykinR IN sew
eral hundred acres OF good bottom land
/ When this land IL reclaimed 1t VIII rals'
the very finest kind Of crops.
Last Friday, while two of the Carstail
brothers and . cousin named RObeE
Small, of the Big SAtsop prairie, ver'
engaged in olsaring land, one OF III
CaTstairs felled a tres. which. 10 its de
scent, struck another tree and threw y
down at right angle from the first. I
nmb ~ the second tree struck Small OF
the top of the head, killing him IN
stantly. Deceased was l6 years Of age
and Aad arrived here from Scotland
With the Carstaii family, With whom b
had been raised, few months since
| rhetaitr Fidefte.
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CHANCE FOE HEALTH AyD RS
Ease

Man IL dependant upon his safFoas4-
inRs for the necessities OF life. AIR and
zateg are necessities Of fife, bat imp1re
air snd iEp1re water are most prollnc
sources Of disease Food - also nee
essisv Of life, bat Numerous diseases ara
traeeabie 20 both lack Of necessary
food, and an over indulgence N special
kinds Of noarIsnment. Besides these
external sources Of disease, there are
other more subtle and internal ca1ses-
Each individual inherfts from his par
ents q certain physical condition Each
pers0a therefore derives his chances OF
health OF disease from 4 double so1rce.
namely his inherited constitution and
bis surroundings 10 life Sanitary
science dev0tes attention TO our sur
roundines. Medical sels8ee seeks to
overcome the constitutional OF inherit
ed weakness By medicines that supply
what Is wanting IN the system De Ha-
yen's Dyspepsia Cure supplies that
which Is wanting TO eos1re proper as
sanitation and digestion Of food. Try
il. Free sample bottles at A. b. STEW
Arts Drug Store.
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At the age VI forty or forty-tive, the
crystalline lens of the eye has hattened
TO such al extent, by the layers OF the
lens oOndensinR. that instead of being
able 60 read fine print at distance OF
twelve inoAes, az formerly, the book has
to he held 1T a greater distance. What
Is wanted Ia an artificial lens just thick
enough 20 fill up for the deficiency of
the leBa of the eye.
Instead Of selecting glasses for your
self, as Is usually done, call on FRANK
KIMRAIL (of kimball 4 SOM who Is a
practical opsician and thoroughly
understands the eye. and have him ad-
Just a pair of their celebrated Scotch
Pebble glasses, and don't ruin your eyes
with window glass spectacles. We aiso
make al kinds of compound, cylindri
cal. prismatio and complicated lenses
on cur premises. Glssses ground TO
order on prescription of any oeulist.
Frye's Opera House. iaSdv
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HoaE CoMPAsY.-The list Of members
OF Seattle Hose Co. No. is as follows ;
F. II. OsRood, W. 7. Sharpe, Bernard
Peily, Josiah Collins. Jr., George H.
Preston. W. A. HAsbrouek, l.. II.
Broy bia, A. Il. Stewart, J. r. Reddish,
henry b. Lo0mis, Frank W. Clayton,
J. b. Keon, Frank Merriwesther, Frank
A. Bell. At meeting held Saturday
night the following officers were elect
ed President, George II. Preston ;
Vice President. Frank W. CLAYTON +:
Secretary, Henry B. Loomis; Treasurer.
Frank A. Bell Foreman. JOSIAH Col
Inns. Jr.; First Assistant Foreman, ".
r. Sharpe; Second Assistant. J. =. Red
dish Delegates, F. II. OsRoed, George
FL. Preston.
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peu,,,ey srKAmsHIP uSE.

Running between Liverpool and Qneoec,
thence by rail TO all points in United
states. Sail from Liverpool every Thurs
day, calling at Belfast, and from Quebcc
every Saturday. Steamers are large and
FAST, and steerage accommodation unex-
oelled BY any other line, while the voyage
Il 500 miles shorter than via New YORK,
three days of il in the smooth waters OF
the Gulf and River st. Lawrence, famed
for beautiful, picturesque scenery. Steer
age and prepaid certificates sold at los
est rates, Also, drafts on Europe, and
bank remittances TO any z. u. address.
A. Chilberg 8 Co.. General Agents for
the Northwest, Seattle. W. L. no2
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A LIFE.sAyISG PREsENr.

Mr.. NJ. L. Allison, Hutchinson, Kan:
Saved his life by simple trial bottle OF
DR.. Kings New Discovery, for Con-
sumption, which caused him TO procure
large bottle. that completely cured
him, when doctors, change of climate
add everything else had failed. Asthma.
Bronchitis, Hoarsene6s, Severe Coughs,
and all Throat and Lung Diseases, il is
guaranteed to cure. Trial Bottles free
at A. b. Stewards Drug Store. Large
size, 81.
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Cs,NmasA RncsrEns---Oa ThaFsdAy
ssaniag Saelaaes Stevens, United States
0cnsal a fictsFis. and MFst Stevens.
nssassed By Mss Stevens, ssceixed =
nnfrher Of fsieaas ~ their residences,
James Hay. xhe entertainment wes
andRFstnsd ao b. in hkHnnr u the en-
tsnnss into The cahins4 % Secretary Of
state hayArsi. Sha ~ lifelong friend
az colonsl Stevens. neiias Ient, aans-
tne wns only si.ghtB indaleed In. bas
mnstc. eansnrssston and = snnapsaoes
snpgar xsN sniaysa By the guests lbs
eoasalAs body and ths goltileal. social
and baxieszs elesasnts wsEe largely Fep-
resented and all sgsene q very eisasant
sVenAnR. - ssawss fszssNtss.
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Township No.
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Notice OF Final Proof.
Us LAND OFFICE Al orrsrlA. VT.

- LASD OFFICE AT OLYMPIA. ". T.,
i Ell. Il, 1855. !
~ Soticei Is hereby given that GUsTAVCs
T. LISQUIST has hled nstiee of intention to
make hnai proof before the Reeister and Re-
ceiver, at their of6ee, in Olympia, W. T.,
on Wednesday. the Isl day 81 April, A d.
1885. on Homestead application. No 4seS, for
the NV y Of section s, township - north,
range east
He nanes as witnesses John Radeoough,
Of Sumner, W. T; Robert simpson, Of Orce.
ola, W T.; jos ph Read. Of Tacoma, ". T.;
and John a. Hsvett, Of White River, W. T.
JOHN r. 9O~EY,
fel9mrs6 Register Of the Land Once
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MISCELLANEOUS
Executors Notice.

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON
i csuaty OF Kiy &. s.
In the matter of the estate OF Alnira
Kidd deceased
Notice 10 hereby givea that all persons
hsviRg claims against the said deceased
are hereby required 20 present the same.
with the necessary vouchers within one
year AFTER the frsf publication OF this no.
dee, 10 the under -igned executor OF the
LAST viii and testament Of said deceased,
Al his place Of business in the CITY Hail.
on South Third sire I. in the city Of seat.
tie. King county. Washington Territory.
Dated Seattle. W. r., Feb L. ISIS.
Z :. OSBORNE
Executor II the last will and testament
OF AImIra Kidd. deceased.
Fret publication Of this notice, Feb L.
tSSs 5w
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NOTICE OF SALE

TN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
L Third Judicial District Of the Territory
OF Washington. holding terms at Seattle.
No. s2t0-T. ". Lake, lihellans. "a.
schooner Carrie b. Lake. her tackle, ap-
parel and furniture. respondent.
Notice Il harebv given that whereas, by
q decree Of the above entitled onrt. en-.
tered OF record in said curt On the 18th
DAY OF February, lsSa. the above nsmt d
schooner Carrie r. Lake her tackle, ap-
parel aud furniture were condemned and
ordered 20 be sold ID the manner provided
by law. 70 answer the prayer OF the above
named libeEiant.
Therefore I viii sell said schooner At
pubic Aactioa. 70 the high 81 bidder, for
cash. IL the Barrel Factory wharf, in se-
attls. King comfy. Washington Territory,
At the hour OF O'Clock p. M. On We'd
nesday, the LET day Of April 1855
Dated al Seattle. King county. W. r
this 91st oay ef March, A. u. 1850
JESSE w. GEORGE.
Y, a Ntarshal for VI Arlington Territory.
BY r NJ HoFKIss4 Deputy. mh2f
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