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PETTIS, BASSETT & Co.
IN sPRINGER'S FOOTSTEPS
Liberal Gift Of Mr.. Neff for New
Pianos.

In the most modest and transformations
manner, quite like that in which the deceased
Mr. Springer made his gifts, Mr.. Peter Ru-
dolph Neff president Of the College of Music,
has made to that institution a present as time
ly as it is valuable.
For sometime past il has been apparent that
the pianos at present in use were not worthy
an institution of the rank of the College of
Music, Pupils as well as teachers were con-
scious of this, but nothing could be done by
reason of the cost which would be entailed.
As the condition of the pianos did not i'm
prove with time, Mr.. Neff took the matter in
hand and conferred with Mr.. Lucien Wulsin,
one of the partners of the well-known firm of
ID. I'll. Baldwin & Co., whom he asked to ex-
anime the pianos in the college. The result
of the examination showed that the instru-
ments were not equal to the requirements of
an institution of the high rank of the college,
restored. AS the college, while fourishing
and prosperous is not yet in condition to pro.
vide for SO large an expenditure at this time
Mr.. Neff stepped into the breach and engaged
to provide the necessary sum.
A proposition was asked of Messrs. D. FL.
Baldwin s. Co. for furnishing six grand pianos
of Steinway & Sons and Decker Brothers, and
five uprights of Haines Brothers and j. & G.
Fischer, and to restore the three upright pianos
tho pianos DelonglnS 10 Inc CoiieSo. LII Inc
contract is included that the firm shall furnish
to the college the necessary pianos for use in
concerts Mr. Neff accepted the proposition
submitted, and through his iberality the col
lege is now better equipped with fine pianos
than any other music school in the country.
The instruments will be divided as follows:
A new Steinway Grand in Miss Gauls room.
A new Steinway Grand in Mr.. Doerner's
room.
A new Decker Brothers Grand in Miss
Hoeltges room.
A new Decker Brothers Grand in Mr.. Gran
myers room.
A new Decker Brothers Grand in Mr.. Cor
nos room.
A new Decker Brothers Grand in the recital
room.
New upright pianos for Miss Esner Mr..
Glover, Miss Teckla Vigna, Miss Stone and
Mr.. Hauser.
The trustees of the College of Music have
concluded to revenge themselves on Mr. Neff
for his liberallty, by iustituting free scholar
ship which will be known as the Neff scholar
ship.-Christian Standard, Jan. 8, 1886.
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SEX King & Elders windows.

Blues
viii give way and seem jokeo
For those who 60 and hear Reeds Ko- ko.
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95, 81 and 90 North Pennsylvania Street
Chicago, St Louis & Pittsburgh Railroad Co,
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY,
PITTSBURGH, Penn, February 8, 1886.

OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY
PITTSBURGH, Penn, February 8, 1885,
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Chi
cago, st. Louis g. Pittsburgh Railroad Company wilR
be held at the principal office of the company, in tbs
Union Depot, at indianapolis, Indiana, ON
WEDNESDAY, MARCH IL, 1886,
at 10 o'clock a. M. for the purpose of electing two
directors to fill the places of like number whose term
of service expires at that date to receive the annual
report for 1885, and for the transaction of such other
business may properly como before the meeting.i
The transfer books will be closed ON Saturday Febr
airy 20. at o'clock p M, and reopened Thursday,
March 49, at 10 o'clock a. m.
s. B. LIGGETT Secretary
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Indianapolis & St Louis Railway Co.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. January %, 1873,

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, january %, 1886.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of thiE
company will be held at the Office of the company, liz
Indianapolis Ind on
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY IL, 1886.
between the hours of 10 and IL o'clock a. m. Tbs
transfer books will be closed from the evening of Feb
ruary 6 to the morning of February 49,
GEO. H. RUSSELL. Secretary.
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The Cas- @ of Murderer Boyle.

The argument on the appeal in the case of
William Boyle, the Allen county murderer SEN
fenced TO life imprisonment, was heard in the
Supreme Court yesterday. When first tried
Boyle was sentenced to hang, but was granted a
new trial because the Supreme Court believed
che evidence did not justify the death penalty.
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Blues

Will give way and seem ioke-o,
To those who 60 and hear Reeds Ko-ko.
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Employees Claims Ordered Paid.

Judge Ayres yesterday ordered Assignee Dell
to first pay the claims of the employees of the as
signor, Ewald Over. The assignee states that
he has $500 that can be applied to this purpose.
and be is directed to use that and other funds
coming into his hands tor the immediate settle
ment of this class of debts, amounting to about
S708
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Coming

Events their shadows cast before;
Reeds coming drives the shadows out Of door.
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Criminal Court Matter.

Judge Norton yesterday sentenced Grant Arm.
stead and James Conway to six months terms in
the work house for petit larceny Charles Car
ter and Ed Talbot, convicted of stealing newspa-
pers, were sent to tho House of Refuge
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Laughter
For health is what you need;
You'll have it, too, by seeing Reed.

Ice Tools
We are agents for the celebrated W. T. Woods
ice tools. Have the tools in stock at manufact-
urer's prices. Call and supply yourself with the
best tools made, or send for catalogue. Also
agent for Howe Scale Company, counter, plat
form, wagon and track scales
HILDEBRAND e FUGATE,
35 s. Meridian street. Indianapolis
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To. Laugh

To Laugh
Not you will find it quite hard'o
At Reeds pocket edition of the "Mikado.n
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Youman's.

YOuman's.
/ have the sole agency in this city for You
mans celebrated hats, and am now showing his
spring styles in black and brown. These hats
recognized in all the larger cities of the coun
try as superior in style. symmetry and elegance
Of finish. Fl. BAMBERGER, Halter,
16 East Washington Streer.
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This powder AevOP vnrtea A mArvui
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Moro economical than the ordinary kinde
and cannot % sold N oenpssifson with
The multitude e lev tesS sher7 wei1h1
alum Or phosphate POWDER Sold Only
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Opinions.

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sive. % diversified In Interest IS is ID To-
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erAturc. b. biography. PHILOSOPHY or r.a zion
ihA, cannot Be found In IL II contains
nearly all the good literature Of the time.
The Ihurchman, New York.
Nearly the whole wor d OF authors and
wrtters appear In &c 10 their best moods.
. he re der 10 kept we'll abreass Of the
current thoaght Of the age. B9ston Jour
M
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OFFICE or THE COLUMBIA ASp Pu1
lnr-ura d II M N Nosrlz

OyYfCE or rHK COLUMBIA ASD PuuBl
SOUND RAILROAD ConPAxY,
SEATTLE W. T. July q, -
w HEREAS BY DEED BkAkun
w cate August 10. irS execues6 hVH
suAnce Of IN ordinance approved 49,
Is 1874 the ciey Of Seattle coaveyvf -
Seattle and WHlla wAlla Railrsad -
transportation Company. an ~ ID
lands south OF King street. In sid dQ 4
bay. from extreme high 70 extromo ~
tide and deep water and,
Whereas The Legislative AManhly 4
the Territory Of Washington. b. - ~
approved Sovembcr & TIA rsfi6o1 -
confirmed Md grant and -
certain conditions which have essa t.
performed By said Company and.
WhereaS Bald Act Of The Legisaacvl
Assembly vested the tttls q aid laaAs 1
said Seattle and waIla walla haifzpal
and Transportation Company. IN ~ On
whereas Tho Unitsd states has sod
%sa Y ::ad s.i az ssss y:aS
walla Railroad and Transprrtafisa On
pany has transferred and conveyed a &
said lands 10 the Columbia aa.d PsUs
Now. therefore. he "a Columbia q
Puget Sound Railrsad Company hGye
gives notice that it elaine tie excauufw
right TO occupy said laads and . go
wharves and other seructurD tAesssl
and that all persons are ksrsby noe6sa
refrain from cccupyfng or entering up
any Of aid lanis without the cunso1k .
writing, Of aid Columbia aA6 Pun
oSIGE kiaIi0s ( P SssRRa fiSousDAam
By r. j. NINA
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TN THE MATTER or THE lfA''
i OF Alfred Il. WALKER. feceeseG -
Notice 10 hereby given thsi ~ -
signed WA b. IN order q " -
Curt Of King county, Wseoi,E
ritory, made on the nj dag o. -
l8s5. appointed dministrn,m Il
Of Alfred K walker, dsceeS =
claims against said estats ~ r.
sented 20 said admisistFseos
neoes arg vouchers. at he 49,
action Of HE busineaA toWik 49,
corner Of Marion and F,ont ssree1a ~
tie. waah- Terry. within oes 49,
the date os this notice - - -
be forever sarfed. ,~v~na
Adminisfrntor Of III ssfaae q
walker. decsassd- -s.sD
Date q noe1D - kDs W5
De- = h 20
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No More Bald Heads.

entirely bald. I
procured q bostls
Of Ayers Hair
ygor. and, BE-
fore I had used
Al ia nnr.rr.a
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CURE F0R PILES.

Piles are frequently preceded BY Q
senss OF weight 10 the back. ioins and
lower part of the abdomen. causing the
patient TO suppose be has some affection
of the Kidneys or neiRhborinQ organs.
At times symptoms Of indigestion ara
present, dstulency. uneasinees Of the
stomach, etc. A moisture, like perspi-
ration, producing a very disagrseabls
itching, after getting warm. IL . com.
mon attendant. Blind, Bleeding and
Itching Piles yield at once 70 the sppli-
cation Of DR.. Bosanko's Pile Remedy,
which acts directlv upon the parts a.
fected, absorbing the Tumors, allayina
the intense itching and effsotine per
manent cure. Price 80 cents. Address
the DR.. BoeAnks Medicine Co., Piqua,
Ohio. Sold by A. b. SrxvAHr. dv
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U.s. LAID OFFICE Al oInr.A III
January -. IL
- Sosiss 10 hsrs' y sive1 shss hgvLss :
LAh6oOk has sled nosscs o. H. -
make foa proof before the ysdg
Ahssrcs. the Cisrk Of the pfsetes -
his once In ssstsis. ". = % $3.50
18th day Of March, A. D. -. - .s-.
application No SSH. fos ~ - -
-, township q sorth. anes a n
He names - witnesses; pcn
Dunlap. Stephen sieoioch ace 80
all Of Huboerd. w. r.
jassnr& R>sssssr Of shs Lsa1 -.
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lhifty-~Rht vesseis, sotai.. ~ ~
Captain Foye, owner Of the bark No.
nantum. proceeded to sea in that vessel
when she sailed from hare bound to
Baenos Ayres.
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PIANO TUNER.

PRoY. CHAYroR SrAMPKR will make
regular visits to this city for the pur-
pose Of tuniBg pianos. The following
letter of accommodation from his for
mer employers in London 10 given ~
guarantee OF bis competency
"OFFIcE BEarNoFR 4 SraoHxKxoKn,
Opposite Crystal Palace, London, :
February 5. 1885.
This 10 to certify that Mr.. Chaytor
Stsmper has been in our employ fol
many years, and 10 thoroughly oompe
tent az piano forte tuner.
(SiRned) BERINoKI d SrRoHMKSoKR."
Orders NAV be left at the store oil
the Lowman d Hartford Stationery and
Printing Co., cor. Front aud Cherry sts
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Euz4 IoSH8k1R- Co. T.
Bark Osaeo. Captain Boyd. belsnsins
% tie Port Biakely Mil Company, ar
r1ved yesterday. ten days from Sac
FRANCISCO. Daring the passage % she
earned svsy Der fore royal mast The
blskeiy vii toy Der 70 Ssusiuo, where
see vii load ecal for san Francisco.
Schooner American GpL. Captain
Moore, arrived yesterday. g days from
tie Hawaiian IslandA +
The Hawaiian schooner Dorilsila,
which left Honolulu early 10 Decemb>r,
has noi been heard from, and 10 prob
ably lost.
Tee schooner Restless dragged her
DOorings a, Cuffey's Cove Jan. ao;h and
vent ashore. Sae gill be a total los.
she vas valued at 1900. and insured
IN the Great Western Company for
5000 snc in the san for $1,000.
The Uniisd States Lighthouse steamer
Asdrona, Captain West, arrived 10 san
Francisco Jan 2lst, az days from Nev
York. Ibis 10 considered a very fair
Passage. She left New York Oct. 8lst,
arriving at Rio Japeiro Nov. 18th.
SANDY Point (ia the Straits of Nigel
LAM Dec. llth, and Valparaiso De-.
list lhe Msdrona 10 60 tons, built OF
IRON, and has compound engines. She
Is one Of the best steamers 10 the light
house service, and will be stationed in
san Francisco TO do duty from Their.
south and as far north a. the Columbia
river.
The steamer Empire was seven and a
half days making her last passage from
DeDarfare Raw In San Frupaiar, Wh..
thirty miles south Of Iatoosh Island In
strong nortoeriy gale shs carried
away her rudder head and proceeded
down the coast With Q temporary steer
ing apparatus.
Ship Commodore arrived in Port An
Relos last Monday, eight DAYS from San
Francisco. She loads coal at Nauaimo
for San Francisco. This is the third
large ship bound to British Columbia
which has put in there within the past
week for toy boat. Pert Angeles il
growing in favor With ship masters
bound to British Columbia or Puget
Sound ports. They find it 20 con venient
TO Vistoria or Port Townsend, and emily
City miles from the entrance to the
Straits Of Fuoa.
Barkentine Amelia vas toved to Port
Gamble last evening by the tug Cyrus
Walker, where she loads lumber for
Honolulu.
There are IS vessels loading lumber
and coal at the different Puget Sound
ports, two are waiting orders in Port
Townsend, and one is repairing ct Port
blakely. Those loading are distributed
a. follows:
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Qab Pfiess for he best Hane aRi
Pcrtign LItestpr.

Possessed Of yug LIVING AGH 81
mcal hlseA Subscriber wiil fnd himself
In command ef III, whole siIuatspn.
FhtiArs lphis Rv~ning Bulletin
FOR Vie 10 THE LIVING A6G and AM
oce u the american - morti lice tsr
rarpsrs weekly or ssasrb ell b. Q Mt
for rear. posi- paid or for % 50 TaE
LIVING Age and the 81 kichoiss
Address LrrkLL 4 CO.
teS Bostcn.
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Notice Of Final Proof,
Q s. LA~p osyrcr AT olxxrsA, ". /,

Q 3. LAxo oSrtrR AT oIvry.. W.
DECEMBER II. issa
Notice "a hercey gives that DAVID "
Wfsf hAs nied nSttcs of is.snsisa 90
wase Anal rroci e.fors tss Clera Of ne
eise ies oeart. 81 ais once IN seattle. ".
sn sasarday. the issh aAy Of yesruAry. A. u.
isso % frs eEnp'ion D. q Ne. $50. for the
east.
ne aAnss % witnesses xlha smith. Ii.
s.sder smith, Aieaaei Kssiy and wi.!iasn
Harris. ali Il s>sftss, ". r.
SoaN v CONVEY,
ansIfs< ksxistsr Of he LAad Uf-ice.
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The favor With which DR.. Henisy's
Celery. Beef and Iron ID met By the pub
he 10 attributed 10 tbs purity Of the
coon rOand. and that 10 causes an eaect
ss represented 70 de-. thousands Of
nervous p+ople have reaped inmessura-
benefits By il uss. Weak women ard
oversorked men vii and seis tonic Q
great treasure. Jas dv
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Notice Of Final Preel

o. q LAID oyylcR AT oLn0sA W.
JssnAFy .. IN
To Bailey 6a xsrt. Merrill Dlanekarl. n,
and all whom &c may concern
"so,ice 10 hsTsby gwen ths1 Zoo
O. FALLS has Alsd notice Of insnfin
nske anal proof before the RsgisaR - =
csiver, o. their once IN Olympia y. &, &
Friday, the ls,h day q YsernAsy, 4 .
the Sc 4 Of sE \. VIZ Of 81 =. ~ - !
Of Sc 4 Of section u. township . -
range 4 east.
He names - vftnesssa; suis entapml
AMI Thee. nuseins Of Tacoma, v. T.: IL
Brsdsn and n. ". ssokes. 81 whfse ksU, q.
r.
JoHx y. GosIY,
jaffsil HsTtsssr Of The Lad o.
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Lands for the land|ess.

THK SUBSCRIBER. LIVING o.
1age hsreor: nine miles west Of the
Homestead In lots OF S 10 or % ACRES e.ch
~ ne low rate Of go per scre. sad land
a. seen iosxes OF and burn'd over IN.
" II u quite easily cleared. II q nearly
iev, I n.s bat few stonee and lies in eas
Nacn OF the water. schooi and church
.tein : mfe. Society good. Call and
dtswan r. N. HosKINsoN.
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ne aek ana aebcts1 skcsk sst 10 : - Z
him The Doctor hes visited n hsqDo!e
Eurc % and obtsnsd pess 81 q S4us
informafion which be b eompsaune = -
70 thoss In ned q his ssrvieo. DR ouS0
win nahs 90 charge unisss BE 49, - -
Psr>ons cured n home. OH o. vE1h ~
oomnunieafions strictly esen1su1tal. -
Ten dollar Tor Q psskaes q ne111oDA ~
Are.s DIR. J. Y. GIDEON. Boz Ieo5. - ~
etsco. OIL Msntisn roes- lxxnzxkanon
aple6v
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TO LOAN.
$4,000 on White River Farms
Money waitin0 for Mort.
cages on improved farms.
EDWARD B. DOWNING
Bankers ard Brokers.
)aTw Post Building.
NOTICE.

Q. .. LAxp oyrfcs.
Olympia, " r, Jan Q. lisa.
COMPLAINT HAVING BEEN KNrEKgp
~ at thia eftee BY MICHAEL BRCNsEN
against oEuk0E " corftN, for shandon.
Ing be honest cd entry. No. sisa, dated NAV
=. lssS. upon the \ Of Z y Of srction
u, township "a. range 9 cost, in Kins
county, wssaisetoa Territory, With view 10
me eAscstlaiIoa 81 said entry, the said parties
are hsrsby summoned 10 appear As this esnce,
90 Friday. me 3ssh day IL Fshruary. Al
lsso. 81 oeioek p IN 10 respond and furnssh
testimony eosceruing said alleged Abanden
nens; aud % aopearins to our sssisfsrsion
that personal service hereof cannot Be msas,
service " II Be made b. publication, posting
and aAisiss, secor.iins 70 fales Is and IL Of
prsceeeiR United States pistrict Land Onoes
JOHN 2, 0owKr.
Jasltd Register Of the Land Ofzos
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Notice Of Final Proof,

o. o. LAID oyr,cs Ar oLrrp1A, VT.
Deocmb~r ~, 1855.
Notice 1, her BY given that EMMETT 7.
ROBBIss has fled notice Of tntsn ion b,
make fna' proof before toe Reg str and Re-
c~tvtr. q their once. in Oily npia. W. T., on
Tuesday, the 9Th day Of February, A. D.
1888. on Pre- emptioo d. 4 No. 800. for %,
y Of 81 / Of section -. ,ovnship Is nsrth
range 4 .ast.
He names ~ witnesses: T. Van Elm
J. Z. Crawford, 4. Csviord and J Quins. a.
Of puvAmish. ". T.
JOHN r. CONVEY,
ee2tjs3s Register Of the Land once
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Halls Vegetable SiciliAn Hair b.
neser inpsrts dne eisss snd frrsh.
msnded By physicians. clergy men and
scientists IS preparation accomplish
ing wonderful resnlts- 1, il - certain
remedy for removing dsndruf. making
the scalp shIie and clean. and RESTORING
gray hair TO lie yoathfui color.
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4 sampie Il s1oa1S San Chop Tea
havfza bess alaiy4sd b. tee leading
chemist Of The Pacific Coast, Mr.. Thoa.
Prios. be says Of it "Is coetaius no
MIXTURE Of fosei9n leaves nor exhasssed
te. leaves, ssd 70 free from adalters-
tiors. both mineral and organic. which
cannot be said Of the cheap teas asa Ally
cold in this coQntry. jaIl
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BRINGING GLaOSrss

To millions, pleasing their palates and
cleansing their systene, afousine their
Livers, Kidneys. Stomachs and Bowels
to q healthy activity. Such 10 the mis-
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fruit remedy Syrup Of F,Ra Sample
bottles free, and 500 and 81 bottles fol
sale by A. B. SrIwAnT. do
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A RELIABLE ARTICLE.

For enterprise, push and q desire 10
satisfaction, A. B. SrHvAar. the Drug
Bosanko's CoIsh and Lung Syrup be
cause 10 10 the best neJicine on the
market for Coughs. Colds. Croup and
Primary Consumption. Price 50 cent?
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