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Little Falls transcript., 1886-07-02

earthquake wave. If the motion is
vertical, then spiral coil of fine wire
visibly shortens and springs back
again. Every discharge of stones from
the crater above causes an extraor-
binary agitation of the wire. You see
the shower and the sympathetic ac-
tion of this sensitive coil at the same
instant. The director invites you to
dance a Jig on the floor within foot
of the wire, to show that its move
ments correspond only to actual
tremblings OF old mot other earth. You
do SO, jumping as high as you can.
But the apparatus makes no sign.
The heavy rumbling of a wagon in the
road outside does not disturb it. The
'tseismograph, as it is called, does
only. the work for. which it was de
signed. The director, however, was
good enough to switch OFF its connec-
tion from the bowels Of the earth to
my pulse.
No doctor with hand on wrist could
have counted the beats more accurate
ly. They were more regular thanthose
of Vesnvi1s, il not quite as fierce. Gut
Of the millions OF Observations taken
here in the course Of years, il Is hoped
that some time an exact science oi
earthquakes may be constructed
with possible nse to mankind. For
three or four days before the appal-
ling calamity ii Ischia just of this
coast) in 1883, all the apparatus of
the observatory was greatly excited.
Something fright tful;was brewing. That
was evident to the watchers up there.
The world knows the result. H il
could have been foretold in time to
save hundreds Of lives on that unhap-
Epy island, that would indeed have
been . triumph Of science.
Very truly yours,
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TO all whom 1t may Concern
)vTIcR OF THE COLUMBIA AND PuoR 4
AAfrNn II III No n Cns6RAMY

OvTIcE OF THE CoLUnsIA ASp Pu0xsl
Bound RAILROAD CuNPANY,
SEATTLE w. IT.. July 81, IL
WHEREAS. BY DEED BkAKIKo
w Gate August 10 lS71 oxecuted In -
suance OF an ordinance approved Auua
Is. is7S the CITY Of seattle uoAvcyed tet>:!
Seattle and Walla WAlla Railroad And
lAnds south Of King street, In said city q
seattle. In, along. around and AboutEli5a
bay. from extreme high 70 extreme ~
tide and deep water and.
Whereas. The legislative Assembly q
the Territory Of Washington. By an 40.
approved. Soyember Z ls73 ratified -
confirmed mid grant and oonvsyancsupss
certain condition. which have beea fsiu
performed b eaid COMPANY; and.
Whereas. Bald Act Of tho LegiIsdvs
Assembly vested the title 81 aid lAn61 !.
sAid Seattle and WallA Walla HanBen1
and Transportation Company. In ~ ~
Where's, Tho United States has ed
sce1 In said grant and conveyance ~
Whereas The said Seattle and Wals
Walla Railroad and Transpsrtatioa O..
said lands 70 tho Columbia and PuGs
Now. therefore, the sal1 Columbia 81
Puget Sound Railroad Company hsreny
gives notice that 10 claims the sxciuavs
right 10 occupy said lands and % srsoa
whArves and other structures thefooA
and that all persons are hereby nodnee 2
refrein from cecspyins Or snssnng
writing, Of aid Columbia and Puga
cSIGE sHIIios { aPSG SSe1s6 uNDRn@
aps = : A..is.>ns supsrsnss.A-a
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Proposals for Fresh Beef and
Mutton.

HsADouAkrxka pHrr or rHs OoluuuxA.
Once Of Chief Commisaaxy,
SASoorvEn BARaAcKs. W. r. Feb. 10, 1885
CEALKD PROPOSALS IN rRIPIICATY
~ subjsst 10 the usual eondi iona vii -
received ct this ofnce and 81 the ofSces Of the
Acting Ocmmisssres of Subsistence at the
Following named posts Ter the n sh beef and
mutton needed q those posts only, until Is
s'elock noon on Thursday. Ns-ch 10, lisa :,
which time and places they will b opsnsd in
tho presence Of bidder. for the furr isAipa
and delivery Of fresh beef and mutton durin :
the year commsnsins July LIST, 1856
Boise Barracks. L T.; fort Oanby. W. r.
Fort ooar d'Alene, I. T.; Fort Klaussa, Or.
Hors SPOKANE. ". T.; Fort Townsend, ". r:
vaeooavsr Barracks. ". T.; fors wslls walla,
VT.
The 0overnu cot reserves the right 10 re-
tsct any or ell bioa.
Bidders viii undsresnd that coasrssts
made under this advertisement, and promo.
ssls msde In rssponse tAsreto. shall nos BE-
construed 70 involve the United STATES In an
obligation for payment 10 escess Of The ADJ
pos
Biaak proposals and printed eirculars, ssst.
Ing the kipA Of beef and mutton rsauirsd
and givt7g fail instructions - 70 the M Az a.
Of nSding. conditions 10 b observed BY bid.
eers, and terms Of coafrset md payment viii
be furnished on AppiicAtieo to this once. OF
70 the A G. e. at the several pots
knveiopes eonts.ning proposals shouid b.
sen1 - Fort -" and addrssssd 10 the un-
asrsigoed or 10 the Acsins Canmisazry Of
subsisssnee - the several posts.
G. A. WOODRUFF,
CAptAin and c, g.. o. q. A., Chlsf @. o %. @
fe10svA
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APRu isT MATING WITH DECEM'
BER 3lsT.
fChehalis Nugget. !

VI. V. Tubbs, of Newsukum. s
man about o. years old, last Saiur-
day morning HE'D himself 10 parts
unknown, taking with him Miss
Lizzie Meyers, q loving angel, whose
cheeks were crimsoned with the
frosis of eighteen winters. Tubbs
was a mas whom the world would
call kind hearted, and Mss Lizzie,
especially, became infatuated with
his tenderness of heart II must be
said of Tubbs, also, that he is man
honest in his dealings with his fellow
nen-st least that has been our e1-
perience during the few years We
have known him. But no person,
unless il be Lizzie, would think of
calling him pretty. Gentle and AZ
fectionste as his nature is, the ex-
terror of the man Is anything but
comely. He is entirely blind in one
eye, and cannot see very well with
the other. His dress at all times is
very plain, if not homely, and We do
not think that the razor has made
the acquaintance of his face for the
last quarter of 9 century. And
water, that cheap and spontaneous
fluid of Western Washington, did
not too often sparkle in the re-
searches Of his wrinkled face. But
the man must have had an ardent
and soul stirring love to captivste the
affections of a beautiful girl. After
all. 1t is reconstructed. q danger
GUS case of love. II Mr.. Tubbs
loved the girl. and she loved him.
why did they not marry without
elopings Both were of legal age
Tubbs, especially. Will he now re-
main true and devoted, or cast her
aside We hope for the best, but
fear that Miss Lizzie has made big
mistake. Mr.. Tubbs, for some
months past. has been paying pretty
close attention to Miss Lizzie, but
no one dreamed that it would be-
come so serious q case Of love. Sc
rious as this affair Is. and painful in
the extreme as it must be 10 Miss
Lizzie's parents aud friends, such
elopements are q common occur
renee. What makes it worse is the
disparity In the ages of the loving
couple. Tubbs still owns some prop
erty in this county.
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HELD UP.-Last night, between
and 8 O'Clock, as DR.. F. c. Miller was
returning from q professional visit to
the First Ward, an attempt was made
to rob him by highwsyman. At a
point near the slaughter-house, while
the doctor was riding at brisk run,
man entered the road ahead OF
him, and, brsudishing a revolver
over his head, called on him to
"Stop" Taking in the situation at
glance. Mr.. Miller dropped his
body forward to the right side of his
horses neck. at the same time hitting
the animal a cutting blow with his
riding whip, intending TO pass to the
right Of the man, but the whip made
the horse shy to the left instead, leav-
ing the doctors body exposed. The
would-be robber, when not over ten
or twelve feet to the front, pulled
the trigger. his revolver pointing di.
rectly at his victim. The ball pierced
the rim OF the doctors hat not two
inches from his head. and passed
harmlessly over his back. A minute
more and the horse had carried him
out of harms wsy.-Tscoms News.
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

U. 9. LAND oys1cs AT oLYny1A VT.
February .. lss.
Notice 10 hereby given that 1UHnw
E6GEN has nlsd oties Of tnt@tsou y
make anal proof before the Ger, Of the d.
trict Court, at his once In Seattle, ". r -
Friday, the esth dag Of March. A. d. lsas. %
Presumption o. . No. 1851. for the m b q
NE b Of section ~, township 70 north. nass
east.
He names 90 witnesses liver D. Mss, N.
ders Mos. Olof Ottsrsoa Aad yoaau Psdsssoa,
ell Of Port Madison. W.T..
JOHN y. 00WEY,
felemr25 Register OF the Land ono
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NEW BoNDs.-Since the confirna.
ton OF the new Register and Re.
ceiver Of the Vancouver Land Office.
new official bonds have TO be made
by each. Mr.. John O'Keane. Re.
ceiver. who gives 600, 900. will find
sureties in Vancouver. Mr.. w. s.
Austin, Register. who gives q bond
Of sec, 900. went TO Seattle on Friday
last, where he can easily obtain
bonds among old friends without
being compelled to ask fsvors of com
parative strangers. though he could
have obtained them here had he 80
desired. Vancouver Independent.
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Notice OF Final Proof.

U.s LAND oyrIoE AT OLYMPIA. W.T..
February Is, 1885
- Notice Il hereby given that JACOB n.
anal prcof before c. x. Bowman a notary
Public. at his once In Seattle, W. r. on
Saturday, the 10th day Of A ril, A. D. 1895
on Pre- emption D. Q. No. 1851. for the NV 4
OF section s, township ~ nonh, range 4 east.
De names - witnesses ". n. Miller, Jo.
21'nn: A. Sellers and Joseph Bsumeis.sr,
al OF sunnydale, W. T.
JOHN v. CONVEY.
fezoaDi Register Of the Land Ofhos.
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Notice Of Final Proof.

U.B LAND oysIcs At OLYMPIA VT
February II, 1885.
Noifce u hereby gwen that FREDERIC A.
RICHARDSON has nled notice Of intention q
make ma proof before samuel Greene. /. No.
tafy Pubic, ct has once In II lushton, W. r..
en- saturday. the iosh day Of April, A. D.
1883. On Preemption y. 8. No. sps6. for the
NV : Of section 10, township Is north. ranse
east.
ne names - Witnesses Roscoe Dunu.
Ch1ies L. May, Henry 4. Frederick ana VIM
c. HAmley. all Of Hongbton, W.T..
JOHN Y. CONVEY,
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ACCIDENTAL DEATH. Last Friday
morning. near Rankin Postoffice, in
this county. James Rankin, IA years
old. assisted his father in chopping
down q tree. and when the tree fell,
the butt few round and struck him
on the head. killing him instantly
Chehalis Nugget.
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Lands for the land|ess.

THK SUBSCRIBER. LIVING ON
Eagle HArbor. nine miles west of the
homestead In lots Of s. 10 or % acres each,
at he low rate OF so per aero. said land
has been logged OF and burned over un-
oil IL IL quite easily cleared. II 10 nearly
level has but few stoned and lies In easy
reach or the water. School and church
within . mile. Society good. Call and
desw3n r. NJ. HoSKINsON.
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uistss co Appseesissioes. rspcsssd the
innsdiass deAsisasy bill and 10 1as re
fsrred 10 the Uomuitses Of the whole
The House at it, evening session pass
Cd = pension bills and 81 $50 adjourned
antll tomorrow.
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Piles are frequently preceded by q
senss Of weight II the back. loins and
lower part Of the abdomen. causing the
patient 10 suppos> be has some Affection
Of the kidneys or nsiehborins organs.
present., hasulsncy. uneasinsss Of the
stomach, ese. A moisture, like pssspi-
ration, producing . very disagreeabie
itchins. after getting warm, 10 Q com
mon attendant. Blind. Bleeding and
Itching Piles yield at once 70 the appIi-
cation Of Dr.. Bosanko's Pile Remedy,
which scts direetlv upon the parts A.
footed. abeorbina the Tumors, allayine
the intense itching and edsetinR par
mansot earAL Price 30 esnsa Address
the Dr.. Bosanko Medicine Co., PiquA,
Ohio. Sold BY L. Il. 6rnvAnr. DIV
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The sck and afiicte1 shouid net fail 70 an q
him. The Doctor has visited the hospitAh Il
Europe and obtained great deal u valuaAH
TO those In need Of his services, DR. dIBD0n
will make no charge unless he ef5scts . sara
Persons cured ct home. Gall OF Writ. an
Communications strictly confidential. ~
ten dollars for . package OF medicine. a.
dress DIR. J. Y. GIBBON. Boz 1851, eAa grns.
cisco, OAl- Mention PosT-IHrKIIIancn.
Apl6iW
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NOTICE.
rms BIouT Hxv. PADDOCK, srcl

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THH
Third Judicial Distrtes Of Washington
ferritery. holding seras st seattle, In Kins
county.
IN ADMIRALTY.
Ne. tsis-J. d. Lowmaa. ieellsns 70,
Steamer Ahss Andsrsos. respeaeen,.
MAasHALs NOTICE.
Whereas. A libel has teen aiei In the abov,
entitled q UT. % the S;h dag OF Fssrusry,
ISIS. By >, ID Lowman. asainst the steamer
Elisa Audesslo. her tackle. apparel and fur.
allure. whereof Thomas Arght 10 master
and svasr, alleging g. . essss Of sesion, that
tstSesn the lat dsy - April, isSs, Aad thu
Ath lay q November, isst oes II L Yeslsr.
At the instance aai request q rnomAs
wright. who o. all the aid tisnss swuer
All master % said vessel and la charge OF
asr repairs asd 20 aprnsns.. cause 10 es fur.
aishesi tor tae use OF ans ugoa the credit OF
said sesssi tszii Ses.e being In the port OF
seattle. Washingtoe rerritaryl supplies, ma
[ teriais aud wurk fas he repair and eaaipueas
q said vessel. sHi tnoSev 70 pay aud ~hieA
/ did pas for supplies. mst-FiAis aad uofk done
and fnFniseed "a said vessel Ia ths use "a
| AID vessel. IN tAs repair ant equipment O:
/ sais vesssl. watch supplies, naisriA!s ana
work vcrs ~ I'll sd times . he apon sssa
& vesses. and Witch Amcunsas. 10 III. sxm a.
.
sNnssrst sFs nfts-sisht ard - Ice aoii "a %
lAFa OF ~hieh sum has ever bssn paid vhfch
sui1 vas AID % BY the laws u the rerrttsry
, % Washington, . len ape sstA steamer hrs
naAehinsEy, snzine<> tackle, apparel aaa far,
nnsro bat % tAs Il, aay 81 gaauAry. fsss
AID fesier azly ED said elaiu - hesil.n.,
{ VIZ - nex tse owner tE,nsof aad pra,ins
Pr0cees Against ss4i stasEner, her nseAsn~rr
tsekie affaFel ssgfnes sa4 farsitars. .sa
that al persens hats rrstsa Ia ,aas vu~<.l her
tacA,s. CSC. be cited ~ answer The prem -
{ Ard that said vessel ee eosdemas>i sna .ois
{ 10 p4y tse demands u ihsil.ns,
i Nos. tA<ENfsrv. In pursa4Rs~ Il tss xco,.
I uoe, aadnr sea- u saSd Gear. % ne A.
| Fs<ses AID delivered. d Asrsey give puddle
notiey q an PSrsoss eiAiniag the sxa& ve~>sl
Der f.ckis, etc, 90 IN any nssnner Interests.
thsrsfn. tat tAey b AaA aps<ar h<forv n.
tesrsct oeast. 10 b held In ana fer saaA
1 th.sd 3asitetsl pisarict, 81 seattle. en- fhurs.
dss Ia fAss ear d fss zsry, Iss6 q II
e'eieek 81 the fereaoos a. The sane "a, M
the same sAAi 10 aAy ef tarts<siea Zee. osh~x.
stss "a TIE ssxt aAg az tarteasetsaal sh<u
I AS tAsEs 70 tntsrpc~s ss.fz for he sau.-
Ased - EaAAe tAs<r As~<Atioas In tAAa ssAslf
/ Dated ths sA dag u Fehrusry. Isse
T. y. aAMIlTOS.
l q = Asshal 10 aA3 fer wa&Afnstnn rsr-4-
Sry. By cHAs HENkY, D<pafy.
harss Haissr. frs<sprs fsr kaesllssa
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WASHINGTON
MARBLE WORKS
HUGH n. WRIGHT, Proprietor.
For Rent or Sale

THE LARGE STEAM sAwMILL.
i capacity loo. 900 feet per day. with ali
Bellingham, Whatcom county. IA Offered
for rem. or sale. A rare Opportunity for
any one DESTROYS Of engaging In the bust
ness; For particulars apply to K. ELL
DRIDGE on the premises. or ERASTUS
BARTLETT. Ill Hayes street. San Fran
cisco' oc9W
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SHERIFF'S SALE,

IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
Third Jud eiai District of Washing ton
Territory. holding terms at Seattle.
No. ASl-Wald & Campbell. PLAINTIFF
vs.: w. K Wilson. defendant.
Under and by virtue of an order of sale
issued out OF the above named Court. in
the above entitled action, dated the 26th
day OF January. lsS and to me directed and
delivered. l have duly levied upon the
property described In said order of sale
and a. follows. towit:
Lot three 49, In block twenty co., In A.
A. Deuny's third addition to the city Of
Seattle. and lot seven "a. in beck sixty
i've 1851 in A. A. Denny's fifth addition to
the city Of Seattle, all in King county,
Washington Territory.
Notice Is therefore hereby given that on
Saturday,, she 9Th day OF March.
1855,
At the hour Of 10 o'clock O. m. of said
day. in front of the Court House door, In
the city OF Seattle, King county, Wash
ington Territory. / will, in obedience to
said order Of sale sell the above described
property. or 90 much thereof as may be
necessary TO satisfy the judgment In said
actien, with interest thereon and costa,
at public auction. to the highest bidder
for cash.
Dated at Seattle the 9TH day Of Feb
ruary 1886.
J. II. McGRAW.
fe4td Sheriff Of King county. W.. T.
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EsrArE OF RoBtgr NccoxB. DE
IL osssed.
NOTES 10 hsreey given By q andsrvtsped,
sdnfnistrsto< Of tAs shove nAmsd ssssis. ,
the srsditoD Of ssd ell psrsons hsvfns
eisins 80 nst nd 1es<sssd, 10 szhlsss ths
sane. with the nsneasEy vouchers. vitht-
Twelve moths from the Arst publication Of
tnis nottce. 70 the undersisned. IL The Mes
ehAnts' Nsatonsl Barb, 10 ths city 81 Sat, u
King county. waseis gfoa Territory, er N
sAns viii b sossser barred.
wA z. REEVES,
Adm inls Fator Of the ss:ase sf Rohs-t Ne.
Csnb. decsassa.
psss Of his notice sad Of lie Art publisa.
ten, Hseruazy -, ise9 e.
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Treasurer's Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ all Island County warrants preeent
ed TO ano endorsed prior to March 8. 1884,
are now payable upon presentation and
no interest win be Allowed after this date
A. ID. BLOWERS
Treasurer OF Island county. ". T.
Ceupeville, w. T., Jan. l. 1855 ja3dwlm
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Having completed my purchases for
| the spring trade. am nov prepared to
supply my patrons With the finest and
latest styles tn watches, Diamonds and
jsvelrv. and would call especial ssten.
tisn to the nns line Of Howard watches.
quartz lace pins. lookets asd silver
plated ware Of the most choice designs I;
gold and plated jevelry, opera Riaasea,
spectaclss In fast, ! have . complete
stock Of everything pertaining 10 my
line have also complete facilities for
all kinds Of watch and jevelry repairing.
and guarantee perfect sstisfaction fer
all YORK left With me. 4. HANSEN,
matchmaker and ievsier, Yealer-I,eary
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IL h . good rule TO acespt only such
medicines a. have, after long years Of
trisi. proved worthy Of osnAdencs.
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perience may b OF great service. and
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that Ayers Chsfry Psssoral 10 the bess
eoe9h medicine ever used.
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They Are The Ansse made on the Pacific
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SEEDS

WE ARE NOW RECEIVING AN
w immense stock Of Seeds, the growth
81 ISs. CATALeGuE mailed free on ap-
Package Seeds SEN By mail freq Of pos,.
age. Country merchants furnished on
the most liberal terms. Send for GAIA.
oxue with special terms to the trada-
ALFRED SNYDER 4 co.
Seed Merchants
SEATTLE. Jan. IA lisa dfei.t
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