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Probate Notice.

PROBATE COURT IEFFERsoS COUNTY, w T.
In the matter of the estate of John Billiard dec
II appearing 10 the Court by the petition pre-.
sentrd AMI filed by L. Il. Scavey, administr.tor
OF the estate Of John Ballard. deceased. praying
for an order 10 sell real estate, that il il ncccs-
sary to selhtha whole or some part of The real
estate to pay the debts outstanding against The
deceased and the debts and expenses Of the
administrator
II is therefore ordered by the court That aiI
persons Interested in the aid estate appear
before the said Probate Court on Monday, the
9th day of September, \ D., 1856 at IL o'clock
u. M, of said day, at the court room of ~.i4
Probate Court, 20 slew cause why an order
should not be gTant1l 10 the said adiniHisi ratcr
TO sell so much of tine real estate of the deceased
IN Shall be necessary.
least four successive weeks in the Port Taun 20
in Jefferson County, W L.
Datod Port Townsend, Aug. IS. 1886.
j. j. II. VAN BoKKELEE
Judge of tha i'roNaGe COurf
T III TORY or WASHINGTON,
County Of jefferson -.
Office OF Probate Court
J-sJ- IL Van Bokkelcn, Probate Judge and
Ex-niiicIs Clerk of the Probate Court in and for
said cou.tJ do hereby certify the foregoing to hs
true and correct copy of an order duly made
and entered upon the minutes of said Probate
court.
Witness NV hand and the seal Of said Probate
Court this 18th dav of August. A. D.. 1881.
j. j. III. VAN BoKKELEN
Judge of The Probate Court and Ex-onicio Clerk.
, 1886-09-30
Declined With Thanks.

"aGa Waila ULiouL
Mr. Bradshaw having been nomi-
mated three weeks after Mr. Voorhees,
had begun his campaign, and being
unable to start ont On his tour uupli
Mr. Voorhees, had about completed:
his canvass Of Eastern y GsaI-Gtou
did not deem 1t advisable 10 chal-
lenge hun to joint discussion over
the same ground, but being adye:-ed
Of the program laid out by Mr. NOOr
hces and hoping to catch linn before
he had completed swinging round the
circle. challenged him 10 debate the
iSsues in Tacoma and Seattle where
different views gTe taken of the for
feiture question. This challenge lir.
Voorhees, prencunces as 'maulfestly
unfair" and suggests that II Brad
shaw Will challenge him 10 debate III
two places in Eastern Washington
and two on Puget Sound he will fay
orahly consider II provided III" nlal-
tenGc does not interfere with his
other engagements. As NJ osThee=
has promised to speak IL every pre-
c!nct in the Territory, and a. he can
not do so and engage III two DEBATES
in the eastern and two IL the western
sections Of the Territory his reply to
Bradshaw may well be interpreted as
refusal to meet hin. If Alr. Voorhees,
was either ready or willing TO meet
Bradshaw he would have offered to
divide time with him at tie rest of
his appointments or would made out
new list. giving Bradshaw Il rea-
sonable time to catch up. and Invited
him to travel with him. 1t Is our
opinion NJ. Voorhees, Will answer any
challenge issued by Bradshaw by
saying, my other engagements pre-
vents my acceptance Mr.. VOORHEES,
is afraid to appear on the stump with
Bradshaw.
, 1886-09-30

being either extravagautIy polite or
ignorantly abusive. This picture,
however, Is OF only one kind OF men.
Thank God, there are very few OF
them. Most men laugh as they say.
SO. You can't print q paper without
money! Isn't there something new
about that! Well, here's little II
help you out. fought to have called
around before. but neglected It. "
EIlensburg Is growing town Of
over 1900 inhabitants, situated III the
midst of rich farming and grazing
country. On all sides the evidence
Of prosperity is manifested in well
improved farms, with their wealth Of
stock, fruit and growing crops. No
county can excel this when prodlc
tivensss. certainty of crops, near
marke s. good water and health are
considered While there may not
be so much cheap land as will be
! found in newer territories. the fertil-
ity of the soil the nearne%5 to mar
kets. schools. churches an1 the eX-
cellent standard of soc ety, all com
hine to make tais town and yicir-
ity very desirable for s. eker5 OF new
homes. The people here are ready
to give ali new cOmers a cordial vel
come, and greatly desire people of
energy and morality to locate here.
Come and see our beautiful town and
country surrOUndings-Ellensburg
Ne,r Era.
Idaho Statesman: The California
rica men, who have the senate OF the
United States before their eyes, are
said to have discovered Il new plan
| for electiOneering. Some of the Cal
ifornia papers say it is new way Of
bribery for which there is no law to
punish. The candidate for the
senate starts out with the election of
Legislators and goes TO poor men who
are not able to put up the money to
make a canvass for the Legislature,
and put up the money to pay the ex
penses of this poor man in securing
the nomination and making the can
vass on condition that he will vote
for his friends %ho puts up the
money, for l. S. Senator. 1t is evi
IDENTITY looking 4 good ways ahead
when Legislators are elected for two
years. but Cahfornians are far
reaching and far-seeing; but it is
possible that the newspapers have
dIscoveIed a cat in the meal bag be-
fore the cat got there. Let rs ask
some of those far-seeing independent
newspapers if Senators Miller, Stan
ford or Williams were elected to the
senate through such plan of cleo
tioneering? The latter senator must
have anticipated Senator Aliller's
death, the appointment of Hearst in
his place, Il call of an extra ses-
sion of the Legislature by Il demo-
cratic governor, to pave the way for
his election to fill the vacancy. Yer
| lily, the Californians are smart peo-
pie, and the newspapers are very
wise in comprehending the situation.
, 1886-09-30
SUDDEN CHANGES.

If the body receives daily a proper
amount OF nutrition, and daily expels
the worn-out parts, health is the certain
consequence; but by sudden change of
weather, the pores of the skin may not
perform their Office well, and matters are
retained which should have passed off by
that avenue. All cases which impede
insensible perspiration are fraught with
danger, because matters which should
have passed away through the skin are
returned again isto circulation. Brand
reth's Pills will remove all impurities,
from whatever cause they may come,
curing pain, Inflammation and colds
arising from above cause in a few hours.
, 1886-09-30
Valuable Mill Property For Sale!

There VIII he offered for sale at public auction
on the ground. mt Port TOwBsenI. Washington
Territory, Octohsr %, 1856 the properly. real
anu persons, OF the Port IowI'~cad MIL Com
i6, IL Is 30, 80. 81, 81 ~. 96. C.. - 81 liz IGi
III, in the city OF Port TownSa: 4 w. t aEd Il
tract of land containing 2is acre. north Of Law
renee street. Blocks , ,. Ii. IL. 81. -. and tho
mill and wharf belonging IN said eomPsny. VIII
DE sold a. enc piece OF property; the remainder
vi he sold in lots to suit said mill is StGrr
ilxlsD feet exclusive of boiler room: , buiIrr~
- feet by 10 in: upright engine, 20 inch cylinder
and alinch stroke; line shafting, in b in ::
bouble circular SAWS, top So in. bot ION 63 in.
SAWS. resaw, gang edger, trimmer saws, plpncr
T h q. and double surfaccr III. l.. Smith, belfn-
for all machinery. feed roller, lath mil and
PICKET machine. Cutting capacity, j 90 feet.
Wharf extending to - feet at low tide. Ais
at same time and place lot of boom chai-s aud
other movable property. Terms of sale: Real
estate, co per cent cash, balance in one year a;
I2 per cent per annum approved security =.
Movable property cash.
, 1886-09-30
UNITED STATES DISTRICT LAND oFFIc.

OIympia, Washington Territory.
Notice is hereby given that, in compliance with
the provisions of the Act of Congress approved
June 3, 1873, entitled An Act for the sale of Tim
Der Lands in the States Of California OREGON Ne
vada and Washington Territory George ". Rar-
ry. of King county, Washington Territory, has
this day filed in this Office his application TO pur-
chase the SW i of y Z Il, and 4 OF ST. / of
Sec No 2t, in Township No. II north Ran .e
No. IL, west of the Willamette meridian.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely the
said described Land or any portion thereof,
are hereby required to iile their claims IN this
office within siNty CG0) days from date hereoI.
Given under my hand, ut my Office, in Clym-
pia, W. T.. his slst dnV of August. a. D.. 1885.
JOHN I. OS SFRANDER.
BELOW Register of the Land Oilice.
, 1886-09-30
S2GCLA LANATGOH.
TgEEIToRV Of y sSGISGTOy.
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E&ECUTIvE DEPARTMENT.
7DlymI q, August *. IS--i
WHEREAS, 1t 5 the 5r If Tie Executive NJ
i-G..o his proelarla, ,;;,i.;ins tho os,s, >
New therefore. ?. ISM {. Squire. Govern -r
o. ttta I~TrItorr 30 hereby declare. thai r zen
et:s. election .-. u-lI in aid Territory II
Washington W - Tues jay. the
sscO>d Day of November 1888,
at which IN. following uanisd 5tiiccrs VIII tg
\ Delegate 10 represent said Tergito-y il th,.
5-th CONGRESS cf the United SG-tcs-
Rr'gader GeEe'aI
puarteTmaS,er tieGnFa!.
JOmuI-=ary G-re-al.
An AdlutaHt GnnagaI
AcmbcTs Of both branches of the Legislative
Assembly, ana all county and pre.incE J!firg.-
required by the laws Of said Territory
frGaecutiaC Aitorneys:-One elected Tor th-
district comprising the counties of Wa!Il Naf,a
a!id franklin: one for the Gi-iTiCt cnmpGi~ia-
tie counties Of spokane ar Stevens: one ..r
Tue district comprising the counties Of I.iaCH!H.
Douglas and Adams, one fer the district reI.-
pr'sing the counties OF Garfield and Asn.iu:
one for the district cumprisin- the comfy f..
whitman: one Tor the district comprising The
county of Columbia; On, Or rLs district com
pIlslns lac counties Of Yakima and kitEiis~;
one tnr the district comprising t.- CsuuIie- e.
Clark kii'Eitat and SSamauia: one for tIi- Ei--
iTlct comprising The COGnf les os Lewis C0wl!.-
Mason ana ThUr-ton: one for the di-;rfcr O. m
PriSlnE the counties # WahkakHa. Oh H. l.
and l'acl5c: one for The district comprising th.
county of Pierce: one for the district cOmpEl=-
lb@ he CnUnfIcS OF King, KltSIp and SnohOmjsh.
enc for the district comprising The CouutiCs us
jefferson; Clailam, Island aud san Juan, sU#
one iov the district comprising the cCUn-irs cf
Skaait and Whatcom.
In testimony whereof hsFe hercuntO sea Urv
hand and caused the Great Sea
=-= Of the Tcrritors to be affixed a.
Olympia, this 2Sth dav Of August.
SEAL. y. D., lS>G. aud Of the Indepead-
cncs Of the United States the One
--F tundTet ani eleventh.
WATSON G. SQUIRE.
HE 'Ec t9Fefnor: SOJeTEUF.
y T. OWISGs
secretary Of Washington TerritDry.
, 1886-09-30

The republican central committee
have issued a map Of Washington
Territory, which shows wita startling
eXactness the vast body of land which
would have been forfeited by The
Dolph bill had it been passed by the
democratic house OF congress. The
lands are indicated upon the map by
IA deep red color The whole stands
as livid accuser of Charles 5. Voor-
hees for his betrayal of the trust ins
posed on him by the people of Wash
ington Territory. 1t is a matter of
record that in the house committee
on public lands Voorhees, opposed
the Doiph bill. He is confronted by
the ananswerable charge OF betrayins
the issue upon which he was solely
elected. and this map will bring home
10 every voter the enormity of that
betrayal. The total number OF acres
which the Dolph bill forfeited in
Washington Territory is 2,4I9, POO.
divided among the counties as fol-
lows: Clarke. 34,560: Skamania.
552, $50; Lewis, $1,000: Pierce. I03.-
ESQ; King. 10000: kittitas, T142l0;
Khckitat, 230.400; Stevens. 2O7.S60;
Douglas. Isl, $50; Walla Walla and
Columbia, 126,I20. Twenty-Five
thousand of these maps have been
printed and will be distributed amone
the voters of the Territory.
, 1886-09-30

1HQ ACRES OF LAND OF BIRCH Ray. IN
lOO Nhatcorl County, Wash TER. This = Il
splrndlG location for a store and TOW DSI'r
school house and pOstoliCa within 4 few -OIS %
the place. Cool farming country all around
well settled For person with few thoGsand
dol!us, this Is splcEdld chance. For par,i -u-
lars, inc Uire at this office. iuvSI
, 1886-09-30
United States District Land Office,
Al L :. l.

Notice is hereby given that. in compliance
with the provisions of the Act of Congress an
proved June 3, ISIS, entitled An ACT for the
sale of Timber Lands in the States of Caiifor-
mia, Oregon, Nevada and Washington Terri
tory" VIM II. IT. Green. OF King County
Washington Territory, has this day filed in
this Office his application TO purchase the -
or of sw Or ana Inf OF sc or OF sec ~. and sw or
of sw or OF secteon No 20. township No - H. T
l2 west. of the Willamette Meridian
ANY and all persons claiming adversely the
said described Land, or any portion thereof
are hereby required TO file their claims iii this
Office within sixty (60l days from date hereof.
Given Under my hand, iIt my Office, in OlymS
pia, w. T, this SSih day of July, 1885.
JoTN T. GnWEY-
2G-I0N REGISTER of the Land Onics.
, 1886-09-30

New York HIor'd: Wonderful
lessons are being drawn from the
elsction in Maine. Last week ru
thusiastIc followers ot Blaine in \ W
York city were distributing IL, lges
about the streets labelled Blame
for president in 1885" This Is The
Interpretation placed npon the result
by the admirers of the Plumed
Knight" AS tha Dutchman remark
ed, You bet yoa my life" that's
what it means
, 1886-09-30
The Men From Maine.

The empire of the Pacific Is slowly
expanding and coming to maturity.
1t is about thirty y-seven years since
the drift of immigration was toward
California. Before that time one
read occasionally of the ''Wilds of
Oregon" There was great river
that flowed through that Territory,
and there We're great forests. The
restless Yankee from Maine had al
ready gone there and established
sawmills. The Maine settler Is never
at home where he cannot have saw
mill, lumber yard or a ship yard,
and his baked beans regularly. When
he went to Minnesota he built his
sawmill and erected his home with a
wing at right angles, the whole
painted white, with green blinds.
He dotted the small prairies of Min
nesota with white houses, and he
went in strong for pine stumpage.
He is now in Washington Territory,
much given to the manufacture of
lumber, and to the building of
coasters" The Maine man is al
ways happy with sawmill, 4 num-
ber OF coasters in which he owns
shares, and his brown bread and
beans without limit He does not
so much furnish a new element of
prosperity as an old one, because he
was among the earliest of the immi
grants He never took kindly to the
prairies of the west. Nothing to him
was moro uninViting than treeless
country. He cared nothing for ''fat
lands" He is probably the type of
the man described in the Scriptures,
who lifted up axes on the thick trees.
At present he is drifting northward,
and never will be content until he
knows just how much timber there is
IN Alaska Territory. and what Will be
the cost of cutting out the cedar and
fir and placing it in the market.
The great lumber feet Of the coast
is largely in the hands of men who
came from Maine. They began with
moderate schooners-''fore and af-
ters"-that could bring small cargoes
of lumber to this port The
vessels were increased in size The
three masted schooner appeared, then
the barkentine, and now the four
masted schooner and the ship is oc
casionally turned out. Now and then
the great lumber schooner Is fitted
with an engine and a screw. The
great lumber operations of the
Northwest have been largely deval
oped by Maine men. They are hold
ing their own pretty we'll; but this
more distinctive character is modified
and partly lost by intermarriages, so
that the children care less for white
houses with green blinds, lumber
yards and so on and are coming to
care for vineyards and orchards.
, 1886-09-30

TO all who suffering FROM the errors and
lndisCTet lions of youth, nervous weakness, early
decay, loss Of manhood, &c. viii sand recipe
that viii cure you FREE OF CiIARGE. This
great remedy was discovered by Il missionary in
South America, Send sefaddresSed envelope
to the REV. JosEPu 7. INlIAN, StdfiSa y, NeIg
York CITY.
, 1886-09-30
Notice.

TO THE PUELIC:-My WIFE Eiizabeth Secry.
having left nv bed and boars without cause this
IS 10 notify the public n0t TO trust her on my
account, a. viii pay no deb,s OF her ContIacj-
ing on or after this DATE.
PETER SEEET.
Lopez lsland, san Juan Comfy. ". T. Sept
Cmbrr l.. 1856.
, 1886-09-30
MAKE OMEY.

We want Agents, both Ia lies ard gen.
tiemcn, ~ sell our Standard Works,
Gift Books, Family Bibles and Alhnms.
Previous experience unnecessary. Posi-
tions worth from $I200 to $1,000 per year
Now is the time to commence. Do not
delay but address at once, Z. p. JORDAN
& Co, st. LCUis, 40.
, 1886-09-30
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Sufficient 10 show its merit will he sent to any
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Concentrations strictly confidential,
5y letter or at office. FREE. Thorough
ESansirst'on aEd Advice, including analysis u
urine So
10 insure BeJecf Sscr.ty. I hare adopted pre-
cate Gddr5s- under riJsh al packages are Jss
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, 1886-09-30

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, 1886-09-30

(over-ssnsitiveness of the parts) Kidney and Bls1
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rascs Of the Skin.
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thorough as well as 4 permaHene
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, 1886-09-30

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, 1886-09-30
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, 1886-09-30
TTECocET.w

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, 1886-09-30
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~ ss5 Pes O-2ssSs 5ceLy or ~ Gugts skim
N chort, al diseases caused by bad blood are
conquered by t'ii5 pCNerClI, purifying, and
iny1g craJiI,ss medicine = scD1 eating gla
isspcciallF mas - Il-sli5tz-ea is TCtency in
curing 'E'Cstas's = 5ae Ez2.s5E, Rolls, 5JRr-
ol2s2 czCS5 &oE-o 45z1ssa @--El slIEgHs Sores
ana oSSs,kiaDs5s s-4tis,9 3 GiIgI Disease,
'. scc SE-Gziasssz-e GsD.-ru. or 'E'Aink
kcGs-s and sss-.t-z es-.ssas.S. GgTd ten
cents IN camps Tor Z. l----s t.le.Isa NTH coi-
Orgd plates, on skin - ..z-=Cs. OF tb, same
amount T0c q rre2ti5C o. a1tplo.ig AfTecfions-
@sSEsE &52.s5oss IS EEFZ EEFE,:s
Thoroughly cleanse j. ''g IgEfu-- E5F. E-TeFcess
esosGeE5 lsEt-S~a a = tSctsE CFE-s ard good
sasScSake=tEs = ttt11 G-z.s2s SH0yassE apir-
=-zi9 y s2s1z -lE-2E4F-s t1- g,E3-t G8uEGEcSS of
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colleges of ElTePs-
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cures Nervous aa
Physical dsbiliH.
Semii,al y9eaknsss,
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potency, ProstaUh
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