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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-10-15
important Announcement
Public Sale.
Short Horn, CATTLE; Clydesdale and Grade
Norman Horses and Colts; Farm
Implements. Machinery, Etc.
MIR. 81. G. BENNETT

Has been favored with instructions by Mr.. Ole
Gayville, the above cattle, consisting of half
breed three year old heifers, in calf to
orouehbred short horn bull: half breed
three year old steers; one i've year old
thoroughbred short horn bull. a prize
winner; in calf cows; bred to the above bull;
span of very fine three year old geldin9s, sound
and good workers; two seven-eights blood
Clydesdale two year old colts; one seven
eights Clydesdale gearing stud; sundry har-
ness, drags, reapers mowers, farm and other
too.s and the usual machinery requisite for tho
cultivation and carrying on of q 400 acre farm.
Sale to take place on
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-10-15
Thursday, October 81, 1856

The a~uctioneer desires to cali special ataen-
tion to the above sale, the cattle being high
grade short horns or thoroughbred. all in good
good workers, the colts very promising stock
and the farm machinery and implements. OF
recent make.
TERMS-All sums of SIS and under, cash.
Over that amount 9 months credit will be
given on bankapie notes TO draw 8 per cent.
interest if paid at maturity; therwise 10
draw ten per cent interest from date, Five
per ceLt for cash.
+ Refreshments ct 70 o'clock. Sale to COM
mence at ] p. m. sharp. Remember the place,
II miles from Yaukton and one mile southeast
of Gayville. Traips arrive at 81 m. and leave
at s p. III. Conveyances to and from the depot.
Parties who Intend holding auction sales
should call on the aEctioneer at his office op-
posite the Norman block, who will draw up
bills and cry sales on reasonable terms. TWEEN
ty years experience.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-10-15
For the Good of the party.

Washington, Oct. 12-There is q
rather notable exhibition of "pernicious
activity" here just TO- to induce the
president to make changes in the of
ces, and most prominent among the
office seekers are congressman and fed
eral oficeholders. ALI seem agreed
on this point. that changes in the Offices
should be made, and that the interests
OF the party and the duty of the exeou.
tive to tbs party require this. A consid.
cradle number of removals have been
made. and many more are expected.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-10-15
Naier Rl;l.s vrns,arnn, On.

Beef Gap tE2&ho} speoiai: The nav,
city marshal here. known before his an
poiisment las 'Oniol Bill" D nov
called Chief Birdell, has establishes
some new rules which are attraetin,
much attention. Before Onion IN,
took office the town was inclined To ha
WHO. Now there is not a quieter place
west OF Kansas City. THIS is due in
part to the Influence ut Bills presence
and partly to the fact that the moral
awakening which resulted in the ~etection
OF the mayor who appoibted Bill is stiiI
potential.
AS soon as Bill came iuto power
several objectionable people left town
bat as 1t was feared that they mioht
return, or that some of those who re-.
NAMED might overstep the bounds M
propriety. Bill had the following print
ed and posted up in conspicieos nlacea
in the town and on all the roads leedinn
thereto:
NOTICE.
This - to inform all citizens of Beef
Gap and strangers sojourning therein
that on and after this date, Monday
Sept. 20, 1886, it will be unlawful in this
town for anybody to %carouse! cussl ar
whoop!
On and after this date also there vii,
be in this town
No more compelling people to drink
when they don't feel like it.
No more shooting of plug hats.
No more short card games of chance.
No more drinking OF whiskey out of
bottles when the bars are open.
No more noisy deviltry.
Any man driving or riding q horse
into a public bar will be shot.
Any man or men compelling another
man or men to dance will be shot.
Any man raking down the pot at poker
without the cards to back it up will be
shot dead.
Trsmps, tinhorn gamblers. backdoor
lunehers, teggars. boueyard bummers,
horse thieves, three-oard men, s%willpaii
scrapers and cofin-paint demolishers are
warned away from Beef Gap.
1t is the determination of the new
administration to usher in an era of re-
form, aud all good citizens Will array
themselves on the aide of the law. All
others will be turned over to the coroner.
BILL BIRDEIL, Chief.
BY the Mayor.
AS soon as this handful made its ap.
peaIance there was O great exodus,
Some of the men at whom the order was
aimed seemed to have had notice of
what was coming, for they had vanished
before the proclamation had heen gen.
orally circulated. Chief Bill now con-
sidered his victory won, and only con
Germs himself abodt the preservation OF
its results. There has not been a suspic-
ious character IN town since tho order
was issued, though several who have
been headed this way have turned back
on reading the warning. This is the
reason why a report got out to the effect
that Beef Gap has gone for prohibi-
ton.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-10-15

nights; in that time i gained three
pounds an weight, and never have hsd
an aghe or pain sinca.
WIN. E. ROCKWELL.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-10-15

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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-02-23

LOOKING AFTER TIMBER CLAIMS
J. l.. Graves. of Missouri. a special
agent of the land department at
Washington, arrived from the east
about two weeks ago. and since that
time has made his headquarters at
Olympia. Yesterday Mr.. Graves
came down from the Capital City,
and took the train last evening for
White River Valley. where he will
be engaged several days in searching
and hunting up fraudulent timber
entries of agricultural land. The
official position of this gentleman is
that OF Government Timber In.
spector, but since the death of Mr..
John G.. Thompson, Mr.. Graves has
had ll6 cases. principally in Chehs
lis County, referred to him for in.
spection. where timber entries have
been made upon supposed agricul
tural land.-Tacoma Ledger.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-02-23

MASQUERADE BALL AT Posr BLAKELY.
The annual event at Port Blakely took
plase last Saturday evening in the shape
of grand masquerade ball, the man
sgement and general arrangement OF
which was veIy creditable. The ball
was attended By fifty maskers and rear
iy hundred spectators. Ii vas in the
wee small hours of the morning when
the musicians left the hall. Mr.. kierski,
OF Seattle, was there with q fine selec-
ton Of costumes, and all we're rented
for the ball. The following 10 a list of
the maekers and their costumes: Miss
Anderson, school girl; Miss Carrie Swan
| dree, sailor; Miss b. Stevens, Ivy Green;
Miss Elite Robertson. page, the richest
costume at the ball; Miss MARY Cushney
| and Miss De Gray, a. Twin Follies;
Mrs. Fisher, Turkish lady; Mrs. Peter
| SOD, Danish peasant woman; Mrs. Still
well, Spanish lady: Mrs. Oven, Scr -
| Book, very original; Mrs. G. Z. Sesrs,
old woman; Mrs. Goepper, Stars and
Stripes; Mrs. Rountree, nurse; Miss
Katie ARnew, Queen of the Night; Mrs.
Durkin. school girl; Mrs. Marshall, of
Seattle, as the Lady in White, a very
handsome and becoming costume; Miss
A. Ristine, sailor; Mira. Plate. horseshoe;
Mrs. Handel, jockey; Mr.. Gard. French
position; Mr.. Wild, clown; Mr.. L.dd,
Highland costume; Mr.. Peterson, Mexi
can: Mr.. I. E. Maddox. George Wash.
inrton, the richest and most becoming
costume; Mr.. p. l.. Deuel., Spanish cav
alisr; Arthur Dslaplaine. Irishmsn; J.
McCaui. Hungarian hussaT; Alex Win
iston, Uncle Sam; Mr. Fisher. Turk; Eu.
gene lbe. sailor; Chas. Rountree. clown;
G. Nelson, cadet; F. G. Hendell. Tops,
the hveliest Topsy of the season, de
serving a prize. Tue ball was under ths
management Of G. A. Plate.
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d. Locke. fetroisum V. Nasty, ed
itor Toledo Blade. writes: Il had on
forefneer Of my right hand one OF
those pleasant pets. run round The
Aneer became in6smed 70 q degree IN.
bearabie. and swollen TO twice it,
natural size. A friend gave me HKx
Rr's CARRoLIo sALvn; and In twenty
minutes she pain had % much snbssdsd
as 20 give me fair nights rest. which
had not hsd before for . week. The
innsnmation left the finger In day.
CONSIDER 70 q most valuable article.
A. b. STEWART, agent, Seattle. dv
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TO all whom it may Coaser1
OvEfck or THE COLUMBIA AND Pue8 |
AOfyyD Ran Rn n COMPANY.

SOUND RAILROAD CoMPANr.f
SEATTLE W. T.. July q, ~, 10
WHEREAS. BY DEAD BkAhzSs
w cate August 10. 1873. txecufed =
suAnee OF an ordinance approved 49,
IS, is72 the CITY Of Seattle coaycyea -
Seattle and Wzlla Walla Railroad -
Transportation Company. al -
lands south Of King street. In said al
seattle. In. along. around and aboe.sts.
bay. from extreme high 70 exfrs1ns
TIDE and deep water and, - a
Whereas. The LEXIS latiye AsssmH
the Territory Of Washington. b. = =
approved Sovember & ls73 rannea
confirmed aid grant and conveysncs ~
certain conditions. which have ben ~
performed By said Company and -.
Whereas. Said Act Of the Le9isle. !.
Assembly vested the title Of sald 49, 80.
said Seattle and Walia Walla haaH
pie /; and.
Whereas. The United States has go
esced In said grant and conyeyAnce 49,
Whereas, The said Seattle and
WAlla Railroad and Transporsauon
p4ny has transferred and conveyed -
said lands 70 the Columbia and ~
Sound Railroad Conf any;
Now, therefore. the sad Columns
Puget Bound Railroad Company 49,
gives notice that IL claims tbs excs
right 70 occupy said lands and %
wkarves and other structures thsf,G
and that al persons arc hereby noun
refrain from occupying or entering
any of aid laAAs without tho Coo
writing, OF said Columbia snd -
Sound Railroad Company. N,
COLUMBIA & PUGkT SoUNDhhW
By 7. J. xu.SEA x~a
ape Asx1seaas supsrisssso@~
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PfAN0 TGNeR

PRoT. CHAYToR srAMPER will make
regular visits 10 this city for the pur-
pose Of tuniHg pianos. The following
letter of recommendation frem his for
mer employers in London is given a.
guarantee Of his competency
"OFrIcK BKRNaKR Il STBoHnKsakR.
February s. 1885.
This 10 to certify that MIR. Chaytor
Stsmper has been in our employ for
many years, and 10 thoroughly compe-
tent a. piano forte tuner.
(SiQned1 BEKrSoKR 4 STRoHMESoER."
Orders may be left at the store OF
the Lovman 4 Hartford Stationery and
Printing Co., cor. Front and Cherry sts.
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Piles are frequently preceded bv q
senss Of weight 10 the back, loins and
lower part Of the abdomen. causing the
patient 70 suppose be has some Affection
Of the kidneys or neiehboring oreans
At times symptoms of indigestion ara
present. hstulsncy. uneasiness of the
stomach, eto. A moisture, like perspi.
ration, producing q very disagreeabls
itching. after getting warm. 10 Q com
mon attendant. Blind. Bleeding and
Itching Piles yield At once 10 the appli.
cation Of DIR. Bosanko's Pile Remedy,
which scts directly upon the parts a..
fected, absorbing the Tumors, ailayina
the intense itching and effectine q per
manent cure Price 50 cents. Addrssu
the DIR. BosAnko Medicine Co., Piqaa,
Ohio. Sold by A. Is. STxvAnr. dv
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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 in watches, diamonds and
jsvelrv, and would call especial atten-
tion 10 the fius line Of Howard watches.
quartz lace pins, lockets aid silver
plated ware Of the most choice designs /;
gold and plated jeselry, opera glasses,
spectacies in fact, have . complste
stock Of everything pertaining to my
line. have also complete facilities for
all kinds Of watch and jeveiry repairing.
and guarantee perfect satisfaction far
all work left With me. A. HANSEN,
matchmaker and jeveler, Yeslsr-L,sary
block, Front strees. feS
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Where's. A hoei has e>en nlsd IN shs sboy.
entitled G. urf. - the sth DAY Of Fshrusrv
1875. By ) u. Lowman. against the steamer
hltk. aadersan. her taekis. apparel and fur.
niiare. Shersof rhomas Nnght 10 master
and evees, Alleging - Q cans % se,scn. IL Al
b@sw~se the lat dag Of April. Isl. .aa ths
Sth day ef November, 1853 one L yesler
a. the instance and request q Tnomss
wright. Who wss 81 eli the <asa tines swue.
ant master % said vessel ard ia eharxe 81
esE rersirs and esuiraasEts. cause 20 % far.
nisasd FOG "a. as Of ane upon the credit Of
said vvssel said ve~.ef Bang in the post Of
seattle. wsshinstoe rsritaryl sappliss. ma
'ertals and wusa for the repair and saaipmsnt
81 said se~sei. ana mooss 10 p&y ana shics
DID Pay for supplies. materials aoa work dsns
AID furnished b. sid weasel ia the u.s a.
-asd vessel. Ia he repair ane slairnent o.
s.is vessel. Wiki saPpiies, zsssraAls sna
wegk we're AZ ali sad times lie ann ga
vessel. ADD whsch szsoantcd - the san ,na
rsasea.sss vAlGs Il six tAo1xAad snd s~vra
eaaSre>4 sni ffsy eight ssd a. ias sap r, 40
par OF uhicA sag s>s ever hesn pad vhtch
suEn ~ss ard . by tAe laws q tie Farrte<sry
ef sNshinstcn, . len gpsa said ssesruer L.
! ssAehiaery. sasspss, tackle. apparel sna far.
aHsre Ia o. The 70 h day Of January, 80
sad y ssseF dsly sola said claim 70 Itt-fi.,.
VIII 10 nsw tse owner n. r.of asa nr.,Sn,
pecoeas against sad sfes aaer. her maeAtner,
tsekie, sfpsfpt. essirs AMI furxtfur. -
tast al PR eas iasss r.~sea In sxas vessel -
saess, etc, be cited 10 snsv~x he prs-. is,s
Ard TIA; aid ve.eel Be eoAaemned aas ,ola
70 FAS tie demands ef aesLl.nt.
ssS. sssr~f~rv. Ia Ps~nanss - ZEE nooL
uen. andsr seal ef sd Soars 10 ne a
fssss-i AlsS delivered. ! % hereay gfvs pusl,e
nastsv a. ali Psr~oss claiming tks sa.a v.~.-l
esF tsekis. &c. 90 IL szy Hsaner ia,sr>xs>s
tesrsts. Tat they hs Ana apy~ar e-for, ~.
pSfset Soaf,s ss b bed IN and FOE sals
N ~ !s.sieia pistslst, 81 Ssaslls. "a TAar,.
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sss - We seat eAs cf jartrescssa1l tAsu
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Ana ~ lnaae tAefr aseSHxsuns IN th.s seA.ls
Dated sAs tsA dAy 81 Fee~ssry isse
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SAILING OF THE QuEKN.-rhe steam
ship Qaeen of the Pacific sailed for San
Francisco shortly after O'Clock yester-
day afternoon. She took $3.50 sacks of
oats. 14S sacks potatoes. 60 sacks onions,
gers: Mrs Fred E. Sander, Mrs. II. K.
Hail, Miss @. Plscke, E. Plummer, Jos,
Nelson, Cbas- Melbert, WIN. Whsatman,
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Rankin. I. Harris,
NJ. L. Lane, l. Davis, Ed. l.. Terry, Miss
Nellie Cheasty. Miss Anna Ballard. II.
DeRarmo, II. Phillips and wife, Mrs.
Ellen Carney, Is steerage and % Chinese
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REsCugD FxeM DEATH.

William J. Couchlin. of Somerville,
Mass, says: In the fall of 1876 vas
taken with tisedine Of tbe lunRs, fol-
loved by q severe cough. lost my ap-
petite and flesh, asd vas confined te M
bed In 1877 vas admitted to the Hos
pital. The doctors said ! had hole Ia
my lung AZ big a. half dollar. At one
time a report vent around that | vas
dead. ! gave up hcpe, but friend told
me OF DR- Nm Hans BAIsAx ros TIE
LUSss- got bottle vhen. 70 my sur
prise. | commenced 10 get veil and to-
day | fesl bester than for three year,
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NOTICE or FINAL PROOF.

q. 8. LAND OFFICE AT 0LrnrrA WI
February .. isS.
Notice Is hereby given that ouNpn
EGGEN has hlsd otiee Of intmhos ?
make hnal proof before the Olsrs Of TIE -
ttict Court. at his once In Seattle, ". -
Friday. the 18th day Of March, A. d. -. o.
Pre- emption D 3 No. 9ssi, for The Nh
NE 4 Of section "A. township % norm. me-
east.
He names ~ witnesses liver B. Noe. 40
ders Mos. Olof Otterscn Aad Johaa Psdsfs~s
ell Of Port Madison. W.
JOSH Y. 0OwEY.
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APPHECuAyks MERIT

Mr.. Wayne, proprietor Of the Gold
Bar Hotel, says: "Sipoe l began the
hotel business I have used all kinds of
soap for kitchen, laundry and toilet
purposes, but never found any to com-
pare with the Seattle Soap Company's
Electric. One box will do as much a.
three of any other, With one third the
labor" For sale by all grocers. ja3l
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srCKLEN,s ARNlCA SAVE.

The Best Salve In the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fee
YER Sores. letter. Chapped HANDS, Chill
blains, Corns and all Skin Eruptions,
and positively cures Piles. or no pay
required. IL Is guaranteed 10 give per
feet satisfaction. or money refunded.
Price 3 cents per boz. For sale BY A.
Il. STKvAnr. dv
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IL 10 Q good rule 10 acesps only each
medicines a. have. after long years ct
trisi, proved worthy Of ososdepes.
This u q case where other peoples az
persenoe may Be Of great sesvioe, and
it has been she experieocs of Thousands
that Ayers Cherry Pecterai 10 the BE- a
cough medicine ever used.
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SHERlFF'S SALE,

TN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
L Third Jud eiai district OF Washing ton
Territory. holding terms at Seattle.
No. Aal-Wald & Campbell, plaintiffs,
VS.. W. X. 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 as follows towit:
Lot three ~ in block twenty (2O), in A.
A. Deu ny'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 tc
ihs city Of Seattle, all in King county
Washington Territory.
Notice is therefore hereby given that on
sa. urdsy the 9Th day of March,
1855,
At the hour of 10 O'Clock a. m. of said
day, in front Of the Court House door, In
the city OF Seattle, 4 ing county. Wash
| ingion Territory, i will. In obedience &C
said order OF sale. sell the above described
property. or % much thereof as may b
necessary TO satisfy the Judgment in said
| action, with interest thereon and cost
at public auction. to the highest bidder
| for cash.
Dated at Seattle the 4th day Of Feb
ruary. 1886.
feltd Sheriff Of King county. W.T..