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Books and Games.
] lot Chatter Boxes, 2lc.
lot 33c.
LOT g 45c.
i lot regular 81 book, Csc.
A full line of Mclaughlin Bros. Games.
All SOC. Games at SOC.
All 81 Games at 75c.
Novelties.
lot of large-size Lava Dogs, $1.49.
lot handsome Paper Weights, SOC.
lot handsome Paper Weights, 99c.
! lot Nickel Inkstands, 49c.
lot Nickel Inkstands, 63c.
lot Bronze Inkstands, Calendar attach
ment, S3c.
lot Inkstands, 8 patterns, 95c.
lot Accordeons, 99c.
lot Violins, complete, 99c.
lot Accordeons, Sl.24.
lot Accordeons, Sl.69.
lot Accordeons, $l.99.
Felt and Plush Goods.
] lot Felt Mats, Embroidered centre, DC.
lot Felt Tides, 31c.
lot Felt Tides, handsome, 69c.
lot Felt Tides, very handsome, soc.
lot of Fancy Felt Sets, 49c.
! lot Gilt Mats, entirely new, 8 sizes, at
33c. 43e. 49c. each.
lot Fine Plush Tides, SOC.
lotFine Felt Table Covers, SOC.
] lot Handsome Table Covers, $3.50.
! lot Table Scarfs, Emb. Ends, 99c.
lot Table Scarfs, superb, $l.99.
lot Beautiful Lambrequins, SLIGO.
Embroidered Gilt Felt by the yard.
JeweIry.
Ladies' Lace Pins, 10c. up to S1.49.
Ladies' Lace Collar and Sleeve Button, In
Gilt, Silver and OXidiZed.
Ladies' Bands and Bangles.
Ladies' Fob Chains and ChatplainpS
Misses and Children's Bands and Ban
giles.
Children's Solid Gold Rings.
Solid Silver Thimbles, $50.
Gents and Boys Sleeve Buttons, Scarf
Pins, Oxidized, Gilt, and Silver Chains, and
1000 other Trinkets.
Handkerchiefs and Mufners.
80 doz fine Silk Handkerchiefs, 25c.
25 doz fine silk Handkerchief, 35c.
25 doz fine Silk Handkerchiefs, 45c.
20 doz Hemstitch China Silk, for men,
49c.
IS doz Hemstitch China Silk, for ladies,
SOC.
silk Handkerchiefs all the way up to
81 80.
Fine White and Colored Silk MufIlers,
99c.
Very fine Colored Silk Mufilers, $1.A.
silk Muillers all the way up to $2.99.
200 doz of Ladies' and Gents Linen
Handkerchiefs, in white, fancy and mourn
ing borders. A grand assortment from &c
up to 60c.
Specialties.
Worsted Goods of every imaginable kind
the prices will be crushed right out Of
them.
Plush Hoods, Bonnets and sacques at
your own price.
Handsome Rugs and Mats.
Now we bought these goods to sell-not one
dollars worth will be carried over, as the
price on each and every article is marked so
low that we shall positively sell them only Mt
what they are listed for, so you see that we
mean business. We are sure that the display
will fully come up to your expectations.
Skates.
A large quantity consigned to us at Just
half the original value.
90 doz fine Roller Skates, all sizes, SOC.
10 doz still finer Roller Skates, all sizes,
69c.
25 doz Steel Runner Ice Skates, all sizes,
SOC.
10 doz Steel Runner Club Skates, all sizes.
60c,
13 doz Steel Runner Club Skates, some
thing nice, 99c.
doz Steel Runner Ladies' Skates, 99c.
doz steel Roller genuine New York
Club. $l.70.
2 doz Steel Runner, genuine club, full
niekel-plate, Sl.09.
These are splendid presents, and very
cheap one.
All our MEMS Fine Embroidered and
Patent Leather slippers, SOC,
All our Boys Fine Embroidered and
Patent Leather slippers, soc.
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Our Patrons
An ImpOrtant Ruling.

vii get the benefit of our overproduction.
.iseman Bros, cor. 9TH and T..
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Health Onice statistics.

MOTHERS need not be afraid to give
children Red Star Cough Cure. No OPT
ates In it,
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Suspenders,

Suspenders,
The same thing we used to call
"gallusesn in our youthful days,
but in qualities we did not then
dream Of, we show in plain and
embroidered silk and satin web
bling. Sometimes there is q big run
on these for Christmas gifts, and If
you want them for this purpose,
we can sell you very handsome
boxes 10 put them in.
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FINANCIAL.

New York stock Market.
The following have been furnished by j..
Vance Lewis, broker, southwest corner Eighth
and L streets:
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WASHINGTON CRITIC
WE1THER INDICATIONS.

For the Middle Atlantic States fair
weather; warmer on Wednesday; winds
shifting to west and south.
For Wednesday, the temperature will
rise in the districts ON the Atlantic coast, in
tile Southern States and the Ohio valley,
with fair weather
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JeweIry,

1t was once a mooted question
"What becomes of all the pins ?"
We do not know where all the jew
elry goes to, but we do know that
we are selling lots Of Scarf Pins,
Cuff, Collar and Sleeve Buttons,
with plenty yet on hand to sup
ply the demands of the Holiday
trade.
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The bon Marche,' y
3l6-3l8 Seventh st. N, w.
TOO BUSY!

When we say too busy, we mean too busy
to make up new list Of articles and prices
OF Holiday Presents. We have received
large lines of new goods mot published in
our LIST OF last week., published below. All
we ask is call, feeling convinced you can
select from our immense stock of Sensible
Gifts at the very lowest prices.
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Fancy Willow Ware

JtNcIfN.
Our stock comprises over 5000 styles and
designs. 1t Is impossible for us TO describe
them all. Below we quote few items:
Silver Bracelets s, 10, 81, 10 and 55C apiece;
Solid Silver Bracelets at 80 and S5c apiece; OK
idiZed Bracelets at 20, 81 and 5Gc apiece; Black
Bracelets at SOC apiece, worth 75c; at 500
apiece, worth Soc; at Sl0s, worth S275; Gold
Bracelets, at $780, 3 and Al pei. pair-,one'half
their original selling price; Silver pins at %,
yer Pins at 20, iS, 20, rs and Sl.25; Oxidized
Pins at %, 49, OS and Sl,25; Rhine Stone Pins,
solid silver settings, at 30, 10, 49, 9S and S1.2j;
Silver Ball Earrings at 10, 90, 25 and SOC; Gold
Earrings Mt %, 80, 10 and 55c Solid Gold Ear
rings at o., Sl,s5, las and 1,0s Rhine stones
Gold Mountlngs Mt 20, 40, 10, 81 20 and l.45;
Silver Mountings at 81 4s, as, OSc and 81 .25;
OXidiZCd MOuntings at 10, ~ 20 and 35c; Real
OXidiZed Mountings at 70 CSC, 81, % and 1.1S;
silver Watches at Sils, 1893, and %; Solid
Gold Watches at sl33b, 1913 and no.
Leather Goods.
We beg TO call your attention to our Superb
assortment in Foreign and Domestic Novel
ties in Fine Leather Goods
Alligator Pocketbooks at25, 30, 30, G9s5c up
to 50; Alligator Purses at Z 10, 10, 20, 3d. 40,
% and Zoe; Plush Satchels ut 1885, 9jc u, 125,
80, 1.75 and 2; Alligator Satchel at 49,, iS,
20, SO, 00c S1l0 LES, 1876, 1.05 and y; Real Al
ligator Satchels at S125, i.30, 80, 2 20, s'4S.
9,25 3.b5, 4, q, o, 4, o and 10; Chateaine Purses
at 40 0s, "A, 81 89o and Si.35; Card Cases at 10.
u, 49, 80. CSC and S1.a5.
A Most Sensible christmas Gift
silk UmbreIlas-aL
TIL e 30 N M A r @ FL Il.
Open Evenings until . o'clock.
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The Orient

Supplies us with handsome things
for the pocket, so handsome that
the owner is constantly tempted
to let one Of the corners hang out,
accidently like. India Linen and
Japanese and Chinese SILK Hand.
kerchlefs from ESQ to S1.25.
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A Walking Skeleton.

Mr.. E. W. Springer, of Mechanics.
burg, writes: II was afflicted with lung
fever and assesses on lungs, and re
duced to walking skeleton. Got free
trial bottle of Dr. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption, which did me so much
good that | bought dollar bottle. After
using three bottles l found myself once
more man, completely restored to
health, with a hearty appetite and a
gain in flesh of forty-eight pounds.
Call at q. c. NJ. 1. Drug Store, and get
a free trial bottle of this certain cure
for all lung diseases. Large size, 81
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View York stock Market.

NV YORK. March 27.-Wall Street
ascks opened irregular. In early deal
ms there was some show of strength,
5fnot generally, and a break soon oc-
.1rred Prices at IL o'clock were Is a
flower than at the opening.
'laer-Stocks continue quiet: prices
isyerish and irregular. Lake Shore sold
Town on passing dividend, and Lacka-
anna advanced on declaration of the
1gual . per cent. Market closed strong
nd near the best prices of the day.
Later The Delaware, Lackawanna
md Western directors have just adopted
resolution declaring q quarterly divi-
lend Of . per cent. Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern and Michigan Cen
ral directors, at a meeting to-day,
pissed dividend, and no statement made
glbIc. It's not customary to make a
statement for this quarter.
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western stocks.
san FRANcrsco. March q.
Foreign Markets.

LONDON, March 27.-12.3O p.m.-Con-
soils 96X for both money and account.
Stocks very dull and falling. Foreign
markets fat; Russian, Oily.
Rentes at ST. 4Oc. The bourse is weak
and agitated. The stock market is
calmer, although an uneasy feeling pre-
walls. Little business is doing. Home
funds slightly better. Foreign funds
continue to weaken.
sLoNDoN, March 27.-The stock mar
ket closed with an improved feeling.
without the occurrence of any failures.
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The Eject Of European Rumors.

NV YoRk, March 27.-Goyernments
quiet and unchanged, except an adj
vance Of X per cent. in coupon fours.
Railways quiet; prices generally higher.
Stocks we're very sensitive to the Euro
Pean war news all day, the disposition
being to buy on reports that further
complications between England and
Russia were probable, and to sell on
more pacific statements in regard to the
tOube Of those two countries.
The fact that spectators have
4lth in an advance in prices, in case
Tal should be declared, is shown by
ne number OF kilograms received the
past two days by leading commission
houses ordering purchase of stock on
IN open declaration of war. At the
anne time, the conservative operators,
1iolldmg some leading financial men
me city, do not hesitate to express
le opinion that the first effect of a
11lopean war would be to depress
NE lrces OF nearly all securities,
.ll hey cite the experience of this
@ua'Ty following the Franco Prussian
aIas evidence of the correctnts. Of the
Isoiy The Lake Shore directors to-
.a!, l9f the second time, passed the
.-isily dividend. The Michigan
S 4l, directors also passed the
44,'lsld' but it has been so long since
oSHSolp2ny paid anything to its stock
7 -,-sis mat this action had no effect
sn The stock. The market at
.Uss5lng was somewhat irregular.
,n NM sSll! dealings, however, developed
5 rIi1-siaoIe strength. quickly followed
:,s S9 4 prices, and in a majority of
~. s ~. sas lowest quotations of the day
5srs i a-ae before noon. Stimulated by
1jv 7S nom abroad the market began an
.Tso orIe ABOUT midday, and, although
saSs adj 4 ana feyerish, many stocks
loon uecl9ed gains during the after
n5st anu the final sales III
h. bicbccase eases were very near
wnmi ;siest prices reached. Leading
Esin '' ~ houses continue to COM
a,rtot =" l6e dull condition of the
Q,l Co., representatives of Pacific
asnt Il mere Is no truth in the state
itba ~ s,.I !1e matter of the settlement
nsDf SUBSIDY y has been left, by agree
PscFo " resident Houston, of the
lgton S ~ ,gs n, and Vice President Hunt
VI the Central Pacific.
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chicago Grain Trade.
CHICAGO. March u.

CHICAGO. March -.
idroueb9g,49 on y, change continued active
inst s6 aOut the entire session and after
steadinsip decline, prices showed greater
4 yeste ,SI closing at about best figures
Nay, S;i% T1y-I9A cash, s2Jl a sos
NsY; 42EEir m; 4OH cash; 42H a 1873
W. Steady; aOh cash; BIZ q s15l
Whisky-l5.
Who. AFTERNOON.
AgsaI; So ( S Quiet; 771s March; ~
". Easier; as2. March-April; 4277l
AP5ca 2sS% n s6,! and |. unchanged; ,;
BsrsImo-Dqll; G2T 'i1a May
NOMINAL; O. a g.
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New York Mining Market.

Ellrsst loRK, March 27.-The mining
aooD tbs was more active during the fore
Stsnd...a5h In the same time Yesterday.
COasoliSSatM.s5s weak, aud declined to 1.65.
q Sierr-as S " Pacific was firmer at 50 a
At al and Dneyada at 60, Central Arizona
Il Isl Isl D1lWer at 40. Plymouth sold
GniOb seller 10. Kossuth at : and
'A Consolidated at S..
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Chicago Cattle Market.

CHICAGO. March 81.
Cattle Receipts 5000; active; fat and
desirable grades 10 higher, common
kinds steady; shipping steers 1850 to
1900 pounds, 4.50 a $50; extra, 1900 to
1,50O pounds, $50 to 5.85; stockers
and feeders, 1916 q 1896.
Hogs - Receipts, 5000; active, 5
higher; rough packing 4.35 q AGO;
packing and shipping, AGO q 4.s0; light,
4.35 q 4.75.
Sheep Receipts, 8 200; slow and shade
lower; inferior to medium, 2.30 q 400;
good to choice, 40 a 4.75.
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British Grain Trade.
LIVERPOOL, March q.

NV hhPUULi 4udICH Af.-
Weather fine.
Wheat-Strong; poor demand, holders
offering sparingly. No. California, Is
Sd a Is Cd; No. 2 California, IS 10d "a
Is ID; red western spring, Is q Is I'd /;
No. winter, red western, 6s 10d a
Is Sd.
Corn-Steady, fair dem and new west
ern mixed, IS I'D.
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Mothers.

If you are failing; broken. worn out
and nervous, use wells Health Re-
newer" 81. Druggists.
WE accidentally overheard the follow
ing dialogue on the street yesterday:
Jones Smith, why don't you stop that
disgusting hawking and splitting?
Smith. How can 1? You know l am a
martyr to catarrh.
j. Do as did had the disease in
its worst form, but am well now.
S. What did you do for it?
J. I used DR.. Sages Catarrh Remedy.
1t cured me and it will cure you.
s. I've heard of it, and by Jove I'll
try it.
j. Do so. You'll find it at all the drug
stores in town. b
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COMMERCIAL.
EASTERN MARKETS

stocks, Grain and Cattle
corey reports
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RostOn Wool Market.
London Wool.

rosDoy March 27.-At the wool sales
.,5sy i0.638 bales of Port Phillip and
:ySnsy were sold. Prices firm.
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The Fittest Subjects.

For fever and ague, and remittents; are the
5Soobt;Iitetad bilious and nervous. To such
1ersons, Hostetters stomach BitteEs aff lords
adequate protection by increasing i9s r cnn-
s ststtion and by checking irregularities OF
sl ston,sch and bowels. Moreorer It
tne Moea s nsIsriaI complaints of an obsti,
paie type, and stands alone uneeuaieo
amnng our national remedles. nas,ars
For sale by all Druggists anu peaieis
generally
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Pork-Quiet; 1925 March.
Lard-Quiet; 6.85 March.
Bulk Meats-Fair demand, shoulders,
$50 q AGO; short ribs, 6.15 q 6.20; short
clear, 6.55 q $50.
Whisky-Steady; 10.
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Bullion
uo-r Money Market.

-, YOnk. March 27.-Bar silver
~.
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NEW YORK, March q.

.oDsy-Easy; L
PINE sIss biIls-Quiet, 8414.
h 51l:Iina exchange demand, 1854.
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Petroleum.

i'm YosE' ASf0H -
1 %. SIX.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1885-11-14

The proclamations Of the Prcsi>
dent Of the United States, and also
that of the Governor Of Washing
ten Territory have been received at
: this office enjoining ell persons from
engaging in acts Of lawlessness and
violence In connection with the
Chinese agitation. Ten companies
Of United States troops have also
been stationed at Seattle and Tacoma
for the same purpose. Happily
however the Mongelians have de>
cidcd to go, and the greater number
Of them have already gone and
thus the Chinese problem is in a
fair way of beng solved without
any further trouble.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1885-11-14

Capt Hamilton, a young officer
who distinguished himself in tho
Transvaal aud Afghan wars, has
written a remarkable essay on
army reform in which he takes the
ground that 35j days OF drill and
10 days of rife practice each year
ought to be reversed, and 800 days
should be given to practice in riff"
shooting, paying but lit.le attention
to the drill. lie shows hat II small
lOdy OF men accustomed to the
unerriDg practice o. the rifle are ii
match for any number of men mass
ed together under the rigid disci-
pine Of the drill which laflords
neither protection to the men, nor
an effective means of reaching the
enemy.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1885-11-14

1t took Sheridan only one day TO
discover that "the number of Ara
pahoes was only 1900, while rations
had beer drawn upon a pretended
registry for 1890. Of the Cheyen-
mes, only 225S were actually coun>
ted-ratlons 1907" The Indians
are aS bad as they are out of nero
politencss. They do not care 30
seem better than the Indian agents,
though they arc really much more
honest and reliable.
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A pretext called an argument is
used when the value OF gold
dollar is dollar, because
IL costs a dollars worth of labor to
produce H." BY such reasoning
oranges could be shown to be worth
i've times the present price If la
Dor enough were put into them to
raise chem in hot houses in a cold
climate. But we opine they would
not bring more than Florida raised
on that account. Neither will a
gold dollar though costing five
times its value in labor bring more
than legal tender paper one, costing
one fourth Of one cent-Chicago
Express,
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

L. LAND OFFICE ut Olympia, w. T..
August g, 1S35.-Notice is hereby given that
Joseph G.. Warner Ii : filed notice of int n ion
to make final proof before the Probate Judge,
or in his absence tn Clerk of the Probate Court,
at his office, in Friday Harbor, VT, on Friday
the 30th day of October, a. d. 1850. on Home
stead Application, No $40 for the SH4 Of
SWI4; Sil of SEX of Sec II and NE11l of NE
Il of Sec. II Up 80 \, X west
He names as witnesses; w. 6 Male, James
A. Clark, r. j. lIummcll and John Spcr
of Lopez Island, p. o., W. T.
25-Gw j f. Convey Register.
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

L. s. LAND OFFICE ut Olympia w r..
fur. TO- 1885, Notice is hereby given that
Walter Stl has filed notice of intention to
make ina proof before the Judge. or in his alb
enc, the Clerk of the Probate Court at his
flee, in Friday llarbor, We, on Thu.day
the lst day of October, A. d. 1885, OH Pre-.
empti n d. s. No. 5s9l for tlc NJ ofSW 4;
NWA of SEH and sW14 of NE s of Sec. ~
rp37 n, R2west
He names as witnesses: Allen Y. Robinson,
John Robinson, Mason Fitzhush and George
W. Myer, all of Orcas W. I,
2j-6w in {, 1Et
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NO MORE POISONED CANDY.

Candy Making at Home" neat book
contanl & receipts for mnkjng so kinds
OF candy, Including the choice French cans
dies, and telling the whole process. IN clud
ing many c0niecti"n"rs secrets never be-
lore published, 50 HAT any hoy or glrl
3an make even the most >ust.y and
choicest candy, at a small tXp"nec at
home. Jnst the thing lor altles and
festivals. Pace 50 cents. pos pad by
mail, Address BUvKETN PU3l sling Co..,
Minneapolis, Mimi.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1885-11-14

A type setting machine has been
perfected by which Impressions are
made upon paper macha with a
type writer, and cast can &c tax
en- from these, the same as from the
paper moulds IN sterectyping.
The machines are not expensiv :,
only about $3.50 and are said to be
already in use in several of the
large printing offices.
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NOTICE OF FINAL L LCOF

C.S. LAND OFFICE, at Olympia w. II.
sept 4th. 1885 Notice is hereby given that
Myron III. Emory has filed notice Of intention
tn make final proof before the Clerk of the
Probate court at his olc- in Friday IIarbor
w. i. ON Tuesday the 10th. day of October,
the Lot and NEI Of Sc 4 of See. II and
VIZ ofSWMo See. IL TIP 81 y, R2 West.
He names as witnesses: Charles Armstrong,
Alfred llill, PEI "ostirn add Earnest Van
Gorhr'n all Of asst pund w r.
20 W j I'm +. Convey Register.
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McG.LIW HOUSE
l. CONNER. -. w. T.

No PAINS WILL BE SPARED IN
keeping up the we'll establishe re-
putatinn eft this house as one cf the
quictrst aud best kept hotels in tho
Territory. No LIQUOR SOLD
Ever, thing clean and Nat about the
premises. Sp cial efforts will he mud. to
keep the table supplied with the best the
ma,kc, Gun afford. and to s-e the fond
propriy cooked AMI served. second to
40 other bou.r IN ia. Territory.
iure" leading Room for accommodation OF
@urs.s.
8 T~ JOHN 81 C,lNN.
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

II ISLAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA. WIT, S'pt.
" -, 1885 Notice is hereby given that Elh.
rain Funk has filed notice of intention TO make
final proof before the Clerk ofthe District Court
at his office in Lsconner W. T o., Tuesday the 3r
day of November, A. d, lSs5 on Pre- empti"n H.
Ma 1914, for the SEA of SEA and Lots and OF
Sec. 20 aud Lots l and Of Sec. rs TIP 36 n, IL
East
lie names witnesses: John J. Fdens y. b
Lewis, George Ntdrow and @. NJ. Cunningham
all Of GueInes Skat,it Go nty. W. 7.
~ JOHN L CONVEY Register.
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF

II s. LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA, W. T..
" oct. !, 19s5.-Noiice is h reby given that
Ellen Cousins has filed notice of attention to com
mute and make final proof before the Judge, or III
his ahsonce tho Clerk OF the Probate Court, at
his Office, in FRIDAY Harbur, w. t., on Friday,
the 9th day of November, A. d. 1885, on HOMESTEAD
APPLETON No 1910. fer the Lot Of Sec. IA. aud
Lots l & 2, of Sec 13. TIP. "a n, X West,
He Haules as witnesses: ]. Merfei!, Arthur
Barlow. Martin Philips and Thomas Upston, all
OF Lopez Island ". Il.
80 CIV John j.. GoWey, LEICESTER.
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3stsw5Id AID Soa!hda8n
RAMS for - ALEo

Henry Wootcn has eight tiae
grade half CoteWold and half South-
down Rams for sale. They ave
very liue t4js years lambs, about
eight mouths oil II, and sheep grow
crs Wishing to Improve the breed OF
their focks are invited to examine
thcm.-AppIy to Henry Wooten,
AN.CORTES, w. I.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

n,rohrte Court of S>l.is County, Wash
gtou Territory.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
undersigned, administrator or the estate of
JOHN II. DART, deceased, to the creditors
of, and all persons having claims a. list, said
deceased, to exhibit the same, with IT,. "cccs-
sarvl CTS, within one year from o",e oi
his notice tothc undersigned, at Mount Yer
non, in said county ANA Icrri;"rr, or be- for
ever barred. f. X. MATLOCk.
Administrator Of said estate.
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

u. S. LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA, w. T..
Sep 7lSS5. Notice is hereby given that John
w. Mudic has filed notice of intention to make
final proof before the Judge, or in his absence,
the Clerk of the Probate Court Mt his office in
Friday Harbor, W. +. on Saturday the 18th day
of November, A, d. 1885, on Homestead APP
pllcation No, $40, for the VIZ Of SEA; SEH
of SEX Of See. 81 TIP 81 AID Lot of See.
Tp SO y, r 2Wcst.
He nam s rs witnesses; John II. Oldham,
Edward Htchins William BARTON and o. N
Adon all Of Orcas Island r.
27,6w john +, CONVEY. Register.