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, 1886-06-03
Probate Notice.
IN THE PRonAfE COURT or CLALLAM COUNTY, WASH
INGToN TEIG1ToRY-

IN THE PROBATE COURT or CLALLAN COUNTY. WASH
INGTON TEIB1ToRY.
In the matter Of The estate OF William King, de-
deased
oordor TO show cause Siiy de6ks. of disribn;i ion
should not be made.
ON reading The petition of Elsie Clark I lie
Executrix of the last VIII of William King, de-
ceased, setting forth that che has flsd her an
nual and final account of her administration Of
the estate OF said deceased in this Court, and
that the same has Teen duly settled and allowed,
that all the debts end expenses OF administra-
tion have been paid, that there Ia property 10
be distributed 10 those entitled under tile will Ct
eaid deseflsed. and praying AMONG other things
FOR decree Of distribution OF sai! estate 10 hose
by law entitled
1t is ordered that all persons interest sd il the
estate OF The said Wiliilm King, deceased, be
and appear before tie Probate Court Of CIallam
County. Washington Territory. at tbs Court
roosl of said Court, il new Dungeness. in said
Cbpflty and Territory, on Monday, the a6;h day
OF July, 1856 1t II o'cloC n, w., then and there
TO show cause why decree Of distribution
shn3id rot be made of said estate by said C6ari,
AT ong tho G by law entitled.
II is further ordered that copy Of this Sr 'er
be published for four tIl successive weeks be-
fore said e6th day OF July, 1886. in the Port
Townsend Weekly ARGUS, a newspaper PiH;ed
and published H. the CITY OF Port Townsend, iu
Jefferson Comfy. Wash. TER.
HALL DAVIS, Jude.
Dated and entered april III, 1885
TERRITORY or WAzuISGToN.
County of Clallam.
], Hall Davit, Judge and ex-ohicio Clerk Of the
Probate Court OF Siallgm County, Wash. Teri,
do hereby certify that the above and foregoing Z
is full and true copy of the order 10 show cause
why decree of Distribution should not be made
IN tho matter OF she IS ate Of w illian King, de-
ceased, as the same appears upon tho records of
said CCurt, nnH in my custody. In testimony
whereof l have kereunio SGT my hand and
sfli xsd the seal Of said conr; this ed day o.
april. 1886. HALL DAVIS,
Judge and e1-oGicio CiSrE o. scia Caur.
iirIt publication. May sth.
, 1886-06-03
q CARD,

20 nil who suffering frum the errors and
indiscrl tion~ OF youth ner'uJtS weakness, carly
decay, los Of tT5.kOOG, Gc., viii send n recipe
that viii cure YOU FREE OF CHARGE. THIS
great remedy was discovered by missionary IN
South America. Send u seif-sddrrs- cd envelope
to the REv JosErH T. INHLN, Station n, Nstp
York cir.
, 1886-06-03

4 representative CT the Au sle Nevada
Assurance Co, of San Francisco, WAS in
town this week, and selected as ageut
for Port Townsend and vicinity Mr.
Morris q. Sachs, OF the firm of Bradshaw
c, Cacbs
, 1886-06-03
Notice to Creditors


IN PIE PRSsArs CURT oF IEFFEE.oN COUNTY,
WAsHISCToS TEREIroRr-
IN the matter Of Estate Of Charles Hing i'S d.
Notirp IS hereby given that the nm n'tcrSignc .
CiaIl.S NJ Braish.w. was on the S;h day OF
Nh - g .pDointri Administrator of the estaIc
OF Ghrgi-s Hing, deceased hy The i o1.te u:l
Of Jtif.rsm County. W. T. anG liiaf t'i 7ad
tv ieLjars Of a;IIIiuis;r.:ioT "eFr bg ,id tOI:t
fsstiri IN tro uE,trsignri, AMI notice ie iit'ehy
given N the creiitoIs Of aud t''r5 .i.$ AALir"
cEigls u.Giiisl the csfHir OF -aid Charles I'm =
rrrs,.d 10 present their si'l~. F;tl the H'.l
e:earv vouchers. TO tE- snld sdmiHIai-sicf. at
his ri nee OF business. the Off OF B:aishnv j
Sat hs at!o-ucys@ai-lcw. PoT: IoWnscF'!, W ash
in,,lon Te7riIOrv, within one year from he FIRST
DEbiicli ION uT thlS uOiiCr, or i've fOcc-Sr barred
CHARLES " BRADSHAW,
Ais iHi-t-aiur u! sii3 g-St:I;" -
ChprIe. HigS. tccc.s'a.
Fort TownscuG y. r, May 10Th, 1871
First publication Nsy i5. !.
, 1886-06-03

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carrying OF TINS measure ana tnS
bulidlhS OF the aca1enly thSfe VIII
MAKE the island Win us other auo
natural ATTRACTIONS most desirRoie
place i9r IaTm nome
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ldalgo by only narrow pass, ahd
me latter touches the mann lahd o.
tue eas| twenty years ago Tue
Northern racine railroad company
contemplated crossing over to W md
lfN lll1 l0aAltlR netil ms centre OF INT
lSlnhd IT'S terminal CITY Inc une
VIII 1ouptiess come when IL VIII nave
a faliroad nom END 20 END commum,
Gaung with one on the man land
however; nearly nan century may
eiaPSe before tbs VIII be realized
Cn tne occasion OF our recent VIsll
, 1886-06-03

Furnished rooms to let, inquire at The
Saddle Rock Restaurant.
, 1886-06-03
DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE!

Parties drsjriu. Ia purchase eligible suburban
prnp,ry will fud il to their interest to
consult Ihe undersigned. Good building lots
within ffGcen miuu cs' walk from the city front
sisrs to suit purchasers.
Apply for particulars 10y letter, or in nA--"9 ~
B. 3. PETTTGRoVE,
Port Tnv Dsens, ". +. April IS. 1855.
, 1886-06-03

Ee Eteiln8's Golden BalSGIn No. l. Sarss
ttaHCrgs. rr-t ana -erorc rta-eS' sores oh tte
Legs lEi Body; Sore Ear- Eyes, Sose. etc,
Copper ColsTsd BlntCEe-, Syphlhtic CataLlh.
diseased sea p. and all primary forms OF ,as
Gi-ea-c kIOTU as syphiIiS' sT'ee- S~~
per BOTTLE.
La EIeEau'- Golden EassRnI No. 2. Cnrss
T.Triury. Mr-vUTial SyPhiliuc Ehea9ausIl,
Pains in The Zones, FsiHs - ne neeu, - -
gf le cgcs, L ireatcg SoTc IHioal. stpHlIsSs
Ea-I.. I1mD- and contracted toTa-, stihhees
of tl.a Itulu-, aud eradic-tes al diseases IIoD
the -vsrCrn v lr.-isr gtu~ed by lndiscIstioh =
aluls. n5 Mercury. 'ray NJ tie blood phfss
healthy. Price $500 per 6otue:
saEii,' ans (iGideu spaniSi, AntsaetesS
a. cars 81 GOuorThos9, elect, Irritation 1isIsi'
anil all rirgTy ar Genial dISarr1ngeHiehts'
Price. s.. 10 ger EiOiife-
E.s. R5cslau's S.oiGteB spanish inJeet..
for srsrrr cases OF GoHorrhga, inflammAIoy
,''-rf, structures. &c Price, 9i-oc Pe'
sEcftic
lie F.irI.ssII's C:cisten Ointment for tso si
f,rsive EtaIing nf SypEIlitic Sores, ahos s'sF
t'uaa. Erice, 81 go per Box
lie s:irflSEi'4 SfDTReH siiIis- Nerve ana btAIs
treatment. los OF Pfy-icai power, e1esss -
over vcr:s. Pos -fI'I - etc Price, es's~
per ysnN
'Eouic and Eessi5e.
S-ut everywhere. G.. q. D.. sSsz=sJ paeEes'
per cNp-c-s
4. :. g5FEEsAfsDsg & GO, Agents
90 i 80 SuI some II, Cor CIafS,r
SsgE Francisco, Ia
= CIRCULAR NAILED FREE
, 1886-06-03

When Baby was Bics, we gave her
CASTORIA.
When she WAS Child, she cried for
CASTORIA,
When she became Miss, she clung to
CASTORfA,
When she had Children she gave them
CASTORIA
, 1886-06-03
Eggs For Eatchinq.
Poshe harbor, W. T, Marcl II. iss. Itl
The Ma ical Bean.

Playing at roker fUf profit or pleasure
VIII Prove purses prolific positively clean;
Then don't ic with tactics. talent: or treasure
Thai is locked in That trophy-the Magical
Bean.
Perhaps Mt the polls you will vote prohibition,
Just tG assert your resolution To wean,
Fo the Fri, ks OF the trade are not in position
When Won look through the glass of the Ma
gcul Bean.
Play FOR promotion and practice protection
By bEy-=c n Roller Brush Washing Machine,
T-totally quit. or triumph in sections
Over the IN .2iiIal charm of the Magical Bean
Po slon may possibly prove TO the ladies'
Thi- Washing Machine u positive boon,
And The husband that fell the hOusn was h9des,
VIII smile on yOu sweet NJ the dinner at noon
Send S1.lH on account and receive to your or
der the Roller BrTth Combination Washing Ma
chine and il at The end of thirty days you are
not satisfied with ii y8Ur so will be paid back
and the machine taken away Order by express,
and address
febIg GEORGE MCCOY, Seattle.
, 1886-06-03
$500 81 rs: f:.: f.; :$ e. .Ss

th1t VIA Start you IN work that VIII 1T osce briu
You IN noneE faster than anything else in Amer
ic+ All about the SaJl,nG1 in presents with each
toS. Agents wanted evcryWhcr Of either ser
OF al gas, for al the tiIse spare tin.c only
10 "crS fof Us a. their own homes. Fortunes
.oF ~! workers Ghso.utsly assurSd. Dent de.aT
HALLETr n Co. Por;i.nS. Maine. iuuiGiCin
, 1886-06-03
HOENa MEN! MEAIa rnTf..

The EoLTAIC BELT Co, Of Marshall Mich Of
Ter TO send their celebrated ELECTRO yoIT4Ic
BELT and other ELECTRIC APrGIsucr-s 5n rrjrI
Tor thirty days, 20 Ulcn tyuuu- o. o!d} sGiicted
WIN nervous debility. less Of vitality and man
hHnd, ara nj Kindred ti-Ui,s.- Also .r -l.-arn4-
-'i' ..-hfAic.a !'ETyul 81. AND MANY other ds-
Uses SpApctc -cs sto-HI.rI - -. vier :...,.
.tis,hAcod E3a!arirrG. No r'-,, is iECurrsJ rs
t"lli uA'- isi1l - @iioNcG HTi.st tlgEi III Onup
"-tiu.t-a:7i gar1ps al !rnr
, 1886-06-03
Notice OF u:.soIutInn.

Tie co-parf Ee-ship. heretofore ing. under
fhH II me AMI .tvle Of Quinn - Andersen. IS
his day DISC Nd by mutual consent. Mrs.
/: AL y Anderson GilI collect and receipt for al
monies du" ;aC nd GrTa. AMI viii ,.9v al debts
rssia-- ,y IT, she ha.in% puF, -'t lie e:ri-c ia
.urrS Of u. = = linn IN ne said business.
Ea Ell. Z II TOWNS IL Nay -. ISS5.
,. 7. QUINN,
ENNNI ANDERsEN
, 1886-06-03
SUNINION-.

In the District Court of tho Third JEdicial Dis
triCt OF Washington T.rritory. holdin, terms
at Port Townsend jefferson County, for the
San ,JuuD.
, 1886-06-03
DIR ElIN I'll Ei
rHE SFEC,ALIsT.
No. Ii i.eJFIlrl l.. ran Ira:srisr1, g.
Tyeuts un ChrJEic. Special gI!f Prir0'
Diseases iCiA U'nHderf'i Success
TIE GA NF
English RemedV

S4 T. / NEVER F'Is
x 49, Sc ftsff L ING CUre for Ser
sSSSEsr@fS -. * Nu- Debility. EAlau-fr.
fgAz - Cp--t4 Vitality. .S,iliL-I W..iA-
80 r. EA - Tc-S. Sp-TusEtuTri.u.1.
sS1 g. ~ 81 Last Manhood. IIl.
III ;L-AEts 81 ucieuCy. pFC-f.-
Is, = .ss12-S- torE!s.ra parrly -.-.
.tssa7 = 80 -. q and AL the terrible .f-
Az -. z.z.l<sy>eSs f-CtS Of -p.f ELg-s. fl
sASSs. t-s-s..s5.,S % ~ rouIhfgl folii--, and
SssSsS So. = vacc.-es ~ ula'u.tH
fssgssts,Sf sss2i "a =. ycar.. SUll La 81
N,1o.rT Las -jtuir, Nocturnal Emissions. Aver
sion to Society, pimness of Vision. Noises in th'
Head: the vital fluid passing HHuarrTN"f 10 o..
urine. and many other ~ -.as,- iIat 'r.th L -
.ar physician. Graduate a the Inh"r-.y OF
PENNSYLVANIA. viii sGTes 10 forfeit Five Hun
fred Dn,inrA for case of this Kind tbs
VITAt FESTORAfiFE Cuiider hir srrcri ai-
vice and re,rie:.I wi not cure, 90 Tor uuythiut
:nlpare or injurious !i'Td IN =
DR.. MINTIE treats all T.iNst~ dise3s"s -lg'
ccsSfully without mercury. CoNsU LIArtrc, Fi;t-.
Thorough examination aEd advice ino!Hdirc
ANALYSIS Cf urine, 81 Price of Vital He-,orliiv'-
81 50 bottle. or four times the quantity 3. -eui
to any address upon receipt OF price, or e o. ..
secure from Ahsc-yarion, aud III private EaHc. u
desired, by
New-York tribune., 1886-07-07

in East Edinburgh. He las been Mr.. Glad
stones chief opponent not only In the debates
in the House, but In tho canvass before the
country, and his speeches have been the most
logical, clearest and most forcible pleas that
have been made against Home..Rule. He has
been rightly considered the brains" of tbs Op-
position, and has shown marked courage in fac
ing hostile audiences, aud great readiness In
dealing Familiarity and in popular style with
the abstract principles and complex details OF
Mr.. Gladstone's Irish measures. Although he
followed tho Prime Minister into Edinburgh
after the tumultuous enthusiasm excited by
the Midlothian CANVASS, he confronted his con-
stituents with lucid arguments which seemed
to make q fay orable impression and to insure
his return. The polling proves how powerful
is the Prime Minister'S ascendancy in that In
tel!ectual city. Last November Mr.. Goschen
received 1887 votes out of total OF 6,266.
Now he gets only 2,249 and is defeated by e
majority of 1889 votes, the total poll being
5,967, or only 500 short of the aggregate in the
last general election. A most intelligent Scotch
constituency having heard the best debater on
the UnIonist side, has deliber ately rejected him
by an overwhelming vote and sanctioned Mr.
Gladstone's method of settling the Irish ques-
fion.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-07
A VISITORS CONVENIENT AT SHARON SPRING,
To The En- Tor or Ths TribMne.

To the EdttOF or The Trt0une.
Sir: With the pleasant atmosphere, follow.
ing the ran-sorm four days which this region sadly
needed comes the influx Of annual visitors It Is tho
old story you dumped from the train the Same
depot; received by the estmable and gooinatIred
Focte with nod from the box. half for yourself and
half for his horses Foote does love a crowd; Andrew
the porter your checks and pushes you into the
OMNIBUS and you arc OF down hill for Sharon aud tho
Pavilion.
Nothing newt Yes. something; not much but to
Sharon something is important First that black var
nished vehicle Is bath stage, Herdc. going
to and from the baths at all hours for ten Breathe
more freely my friend of 200 and POUNDS and tho
gout; that Herdic is your comfort That for you
improvement. Aud next. with paint, comes a new
bill OF fare for supper and increased attention to all de.
tails of the culinary department. Ny lean friend with
the dyspepsia you, too have cause TO get out OF the
stage with earnest congratulations. Get out Gnd bs
satisfied
Aud now on the piazza with the same old glorious
view tine valley fascinating you you turn view
your companions Of DID, r they be, as 10 customary
ready receive you with warm welcoaea There ara
OF families known to sharon for years. sue
grandchildren There are the stuyvssant. the Living-
stOns tho Webbs, Graftons Morgans tho BreeZss and
Duers, kennedys and Dickinson the just and the true
indeed. all you used 10 meet But you that many
the loss OF older members OF the family you
seek IN vain Giraud Foster, Mr.. Stewart, William IL
Vanderbilt aud others.
Indeed the Old place has the best OF its former
acterlstcs aud many nsw attractions. Mon may leave
Sharon seek more excitement sea bathing but
not think they will nnd tue world over moro honest
gentle hearted and agreeable "taycrnkeeper IA ho
calls himself. than John II. Gardner
Yes. are happy and more comfortable than ever
and we send out the news TO those OF friends who
may be late IN Joining in Orter that they may know
thar to be with us in comfort they must hurry up"
Sharon Springs July .. 1885, "IDSA."
New-York tribune., 1886-07-07
steps, 1t Is an easier and pleasanter occupation to
veto pension bills.
PERSONAL

Since DR.. KInoch Nelson has declined to be Bishop n
E of Easton Nd 10 has been decided not to NIL; th
position until after the general convention at Chicago
October next candidate who has been much much spokeI
years has been rector OF Christ Church, Cam0rdRe Mo-
NO foundation exists for the rumor Of Queen vctoras
Intention Of purchasing Stoke Parx for 81 250000 She
did 90 TO look at when 1t first advertised or
SALE and 1t to the Empress Eugenie az
n desirable bargain.
II is remarked that among the older Senators Mr..
Morrill, Is conspicuous for never having had Presi
Dental Doe In his bonnet"
King George OF Greece has nearly finished a splendid
palace at Copenhagen and has saved enough money to
give him life income Of $l25,OOO year independently
Of any public position And he is only waiting for a
good to abdcate and retire ermanenty from the
king business.
The list Of living War Governors revised and corrected
date includes Curtin, Of Pennsylvania, Kirkwood. OF
Iowa. Ramsey OF Minnesota, sprsgue OF Rhode Island.
Berry, OF New Hampshire Blair OF Michigan Solomon,
OF Wisconsin, and Holbrook and Smith, OF Vermont.
John Ruskin says. regarding Ireland that Nothing
that any Parliament could do would be Of the least use
at present. England and ireland must suffer for thef
past sins How long and to what issue Heaven only
knows"
Mile. Bravay, who is presently TO wed Government
clerk at Pals 10 daughter OF that notorious Francois
Bravay who died In penury after sauandeiing In i've
years fortune Of more than $lSOOOOOo.
writer In The Times ondOn) points out tho interest
ing fact that tho future heir to tho Bavaran throne
the Stuart heir apparent to the English throne, the
Jacobte Prince OF Wales Henrietta Maria daughter OF
Charles married Philip, Duke Of Orleans tho brother
of Lons XIV. His daughter, Anna Maria married
Victor Amadeus II. OF Savoy The legitimate claim to
the throne OF England remained with the Kings OF sar-
dIna to death OF Charles Felix in April. 1881, when
the passed the distant line Of savoy Carignsn
1t was to this claim that George H. alluded when he
hrOka hiS coronation 18th by admitting
Catholics 10 Parliament the crown OF England would
pass to tho House OF Savoy Beatrix OF Savoy married
Francis Duke OF Mofena The male line OF M0dena came
to an end In November, 1873. and was continued in
Maria TT the wife OF onIs, son OF Luitpod the
present Regent OF Bavaria She the stuart queen
England and her Rut tert, bornMay l3, 1869, is
the stuart Prince OF Wales.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-07
EREE NIAGARA.

The Buffalo Courier reports that the firsts years
experience Of free Niagara must be pronounced
a very complete Success" The wealthy and fash
lonable tourists flock TO the Falls they have al
WAYS done. Bat new and larger element III
the crowd of sightseers is composed OF plain
people of moderate or less than moderate means.
who in the old days when Niagara was III the
nature OF close corporation were kept away by
the large expense attending an inspection OF the
points of interest. Tine opportunity offered to
these" remarks The Courier, " to see the greatest
natural wonder III the world for the bare cost of
the railroad journey brings them thither IN great
numbers every pleasant day."
There never was much opposition to the policy of
a free Niagara outside of a little circle at the
Falls which owned property or carried on business
that would be affected by the change. The general
pubic with a few exceptiOns-people VINO suspect
every undertaking of being a job or at least a
perncious "enterlng wedge"-wcre heartily in
favor of it, 1t Is gratifying to note that it is
meeting the best expectations; that it is throwing
open one of the wonders of the world to every body
and that TOO without imposing any great burden
upon them.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-07
getting through q bill to pay their claim ap-
pears to be the only reason on the part OF the
old Board for asking it by way Of settlement.

Probably nothing except the fear OF the shot
gun or the chain gang has so long deferred the
colored workmen in the South from Initiating
their Northern brethren in seeking to compel
employers to pay higher wages. But they are
beginning to pluck up enough courage to under
take this method of improving their condition,
as appears in dispatches from Arkansas. II
ever there is justification for strikes 1t can Do
found In the condition of the colored laborers
in the South. Wages average from SO to $lo
month, With rations of about three and hair
pounds of meat and a peck OF mea! a~week
But the colored abOrers, through the store
order system, are cheated out of the greater
portion of even the small pittance promised
them. 1t is no wonder that tEievery is so
common there. as the wages paid seem to be
based on the supposition that families will be
partially supported in that way. If the shotgun
we're not freely used on the slightest indication
that the colored mar is preparing to try and
better himself, strikes would probably be
frequent in the South where there is more
apparent justification for them than in the
North
New-York tribune., 1886-07-07
VHAT WILL He DO WITH HINT

| HHAI WIN he DO III III HIN
| What will the President do with Mr. Garlandf
When another President was in a siolilar guam
Diary it was suggested that he might get rid of the
elephant on his hands by making him Secretary of
the Exterior. Mr. Cleveland might insist that his
Attorney General should accept the portfolio of
the Exterior.
Or he might organize the Public Ofice-ls-A-Pub-
Trust Baseball Club and give the Captaincy of
the nine to Garland,
Or he might send in his name to the Senate as a
Special Commissioner to report upon the best
method Of putting up icecream for the South Afrl-
can market
Or he might appoint him General superintendent
of Civil Service Reform democratic brandt.
Or he might coaA him to pair off with Higgins.
Or he might persuade him to lecture Subject
Dense Ignorance: OF What | Don't Know About
Official Propriety.
Or he might get the Antwerp dog to snap at him
and then hurry him off to Paris for treatment.
Or he might obtain for him the managing dircc-
torship of the Keely motor
Or he might billet him upon the Democratic party
as pacifcatorn-chief, with special reference to
tariff disagreements
Or he might secure him the sole agency for Al
kansas for the sale Of the beautiful illuminated
gonfalon bearing the inscription, Say what you
will, Reform il big thing"
Or he might delegate him to watch for the appear
ance of protopasm in the Presidential boom for one
David b. Hill
Mr.. Cleveland may conclude to retain Mr. Gar
land where he is If so let him not think to excuse
himself by pleading that he at a loss to know
what to do with him. There are plenty of good
openings for the Attorney y-Genera-besides, If he
were out of tho Cabinet he could give his entire
time to his Pan Electric schemes.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-07
equallzIng taxes they will unquestionably
agree with New York in demanding change.
THE yx1E FELL0WsHLp ELECTION

Tho election by tho alumni OF member Of the
Yale Corporation to fill the vacancy caused by the
expiration of the term of tho Hon. William Walter
Phelps has resulted. after an active canvass and
largo poll in tho choice OF Mr. Phelps as his own
successor by vote nearly equal to tho combined
votes of all his opponents. Tho rest OF the candi-
dates now retire from the field with entire good
nature. living. perhaps. to fight another day.
Tho shsrpest competition was made by son OF
tho late Professor Thacher. Mr. Thacher who Is
a talented young lawyer of this city, and entirely
competent we believe. to fill position OF trust IN
the college which his father served so long, prob
ably regrets now that he chose to make the contest
at this time, when those who revere his fathers
memory had fresh in mind the fact that it was
solely In Difference to his fathers urgent appeal
that Mr.. Phelps reconsidered his determination not
to stand for reelection.