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5. z. Chrouisle

Iii d peculiar fact that the furniture
business leads the dEy goods tasrIons
bs shout Fix months. The proof Of this
assertion naAy be f0and IN an Inspection
Of suco a fnrnltGre house as that of r
:. Chad bourne 4 Co, and esp ciaily Of
that portion of /: devoted to upholstery
Il will be seen here IGEt materials which
are now coming into fashion as dress
goods have been the mode for fQrnlLGre
covering for the last half yesr, while
there are other materials that are nov
coming into Csc for upho.stsrinR. sncb
as silk pia.h cordaroys. witch wiz be
coming is,o fashion for ladies' dress
goods Rbogt next spring. But Is Is not
for this lesson alone that II Il worsh
zhIls 10 pay visit TO this osiebrated
furaiture house. CbadbourHe' Is essen
TALLY = house of ideas and Novelties.
Among these latter are t. be noticed
some magnificent screeHs of decorated
leather Two of them, which are GOV
cred with fruits and passion flowers
respectively; while two others, which
might be used to beaHtify a library,
contain portraits of Irving and Terry,
in a scene from The Merchant Of Ven
ice" and of Mary Anderson. This last
is one of the loveliest works of art ever
brought into the city. Ii is life-sizs, so
deeply stamped that the figure stands
out With all the roandness of reality,
and is co!ored with all the close atten-
ton to detail of an oil painting. This
stamped leather work, which is all got
ten up by T. ). Chadbourne d Co., is
also used BY this house in the decoration
of what have been styled the Mlkado.
Judio and Troubadour chairs. Other
patterns are the close reproduction of
the embossed leather of lang syne. Ii
will also be seen here that the most
fashionable of all fashionable chairs
today is that spindle legged, eorkscrex-
backed piece of furniture of oar great
qrandmothsrs called The Shaker rocker.
Ne better indication OF the character
and quality of the Chadbourne- furni-
,ure can bs adduoed than the fact that
the house Is under contract with all the
San Francisco theaters to furnish their
stage settings. The last act of Fedo-
ra may be Iustapced as what the house
is capable of In this direction, while as
a peculiar instance of the whimsical
way in which fashions run backward, 1t
will perhaps be remembered that the
setting of the Chief of Policies Office in
| Allen Dare" Of the time OF the first
part of the preseRt century, was alto
| gether NJ Sde up of furniture which Is
| aow most in vogue. These are few
| facts in connection with an institution
which has been in existence ten years;
has branches at Portland. Oregon, AID
| Seattle, w. T.; which is acknowledged
| TO be the largest furniture house west OF
Chicago and gives steady employment
| to $50 men all the year round. Daring
the holidays Just past it was regarded
rs the busiest institution in tke city; ths
amount of business transacted by j
being something appaling-exeept &c
its proprietor.
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Opinions.

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that cannot be found in II. IL contains
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The Ihurchman, New York.
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Z he re ,der is kept well abreast OF the
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ma
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In fact, q reader ne ds no more than
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FaRFEIrtRE HELsIREs.

y the concluding parton OF tEe
following special telegram TO the -
Paul Pioneer Press : correct the
Dunbar memorial has 6een a waste
Of sind and printing,
WASHINGTON. Jan. ) Three bills
are before the House 10 declare
forfeiture Of the Northern Pacinc
lands. They were introduced by the
oId-time eaemjes Of the rOsd-Nessrs-
Cobb. Henley and Payson. hr.
Henley asked rhsl al lands unesrned
GA July 4. 1879. be restored 10 the
public domain. the settlers and pur-
chasers given the right 10 homestead
or pre-empt the lGQ sores they hap
pen 10 live on, and the grant then, IS
4 grant. be repealed. Nr. Cobos
bill. i Ike Fourth OF July oratiop,
and reaches from the Atlantic 10 the
Pacific. from the British line To the
gulf. He asks for forfeitures in p
grants. Among them are the -. Paul
L Pacific. s. Vincent extension,
formerly branch tn Red river OF the
North; St Paul & Pacific, Brairerd
tTAuEu. luftHcElA i hIaNti4 - A-AAc
Superior; Hastings X Dakota and
Northern Pacific. The forfeiture lie
proposes Is speedy-that Is, thirty
DAYS after tn passage of the bill
In another bill Mr. Cobb takes care
Of the hundreds % thousands of set
tiers who are TO be the victims of his
forfeiture. Nr. Payson is more
moderate. and trenches somewhat on
Mr.. Henley's bailiwick. He wants a
forfeiture of the Northern Pacific
grants connected with the line from
Wallula, oI the Columbia river. 10
Kalam4, Washington Territory. This
bill Is somewhat gratuitous, If all
that can be learned at the land office
Aere is true Il is said that de
cision made by Commissioner Sparks
has been ready for a week declaring
Just the forfeiture Mr. Payson wants.
II has not been signed. but awaits
Secretary Lamar'S return from Mem
phis. The terms of it, rumor says,
the Secretary understands and APP
proves.
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THE CASE OF MITCHELL.

The newly elected Senator Mitchell
of Oregon wishes il 10 be understood
that he is not indebted TO the North
ern Pacific for his reelection TO the
Senate, and is under no obligation to
that company. On the question
whether he would vote for the for
fixture of its unearned land grants,
however, he modestly added that he
had not made up his mind what he
should do" He has made up his
mind" to support the extension Of
the land grant in the case of the Cal
itornia and Oregon. The public have
made up their mind that the Senator
from Oregon will be found now, as
formerly, invariably on the side of
railway corporations and land grants,
and thai he fifty succeeds RiddlebeI
ger of Virginia in that syndicate of
railway managers popularity known
as the Senate Committee on Rail
roads.
Our correspondent seems to think
that Congressman are embarrassed
how to act on the California aud Ore
gon land grant by the resolutions
passed by the San Francisco and sac
ramento Boards of Trade. There is
but one duty for Congress, and that
is to forfeit all unearned land grants.
There is not land enough for the pee
pie, and corporations must be con-
tent with what they have already. To
extend grants is practically to make
fresh gifts. and this the American
people will not justify. The high
authority of Evarts of New York is
quoted in favor of the land grants
He is reported as saying that the laws
abhor forfeiture. That good old
adage will not be disputed. But Con.
gress is not executing the law Ii is
making it, II is for the courts to ex.
ercise forbearance in enforcing for
! FIXTURES. What Congress has to de
termine is whether at this iuncture,
in the face of the rapidly growing
scarcity of available homesteads for
actual settlers, it will go out of its
way to redonate to corporations enor.
nous landed estates TO which they
had for years ample opportunity OF
making good their title, but which
they allowed TO slip out of their
grasp, and which they now 81 ek TO re
possess under the false plea that with
out them railroads, which the pro
gress of settlement has rendered in.
evitable. will be left unbuilt-S. +.
Chronicle.
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uosTLY ItFs,

said Jones: 4" hardly ever rl3e,
For crowded ears can't abide,
Ard carnage I Do oesUiss--
an 50 fond o.: exercise.
. brig nv lunch" said Smith.
:" For noisy restaurants ] BATE
b sides. I'd spoil sy appetite
For dinner Ghea Tn home 81 night
5 ID Brown: Tn tough; | Beyer Eesr
Ap 0yercozt. DO dscl.re
/ Do cot feel the cold iik= tcoss
Hal. froZ-A eosps weighed down with
clothes
uevsr touch cigars Green spoke;
- they're I1sde Of staff unit 10 smoke;
Fer heslthtainess or comfort ripe,
Give u.e III fragrant brIsE pips.
And so We all apologize
And make exeszss-uO-tiy lies
Because ~ dare Eot say, WITH sense,
We go without 10 save expense.
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To all whom 1t may Coaeeln
OFFICE OF THE COLUMBIA AND Puox5
SOUND RAILROAD COMPANY,
Co.. ~ IL

OHEltE OF Ihk SOLI HblA AND Ku0kIi
SOUND RAILROAD COMPANY,
SEATTLE W. T., July q, iN
WHEREAS. BY DEk.D BEAHIM
w date August l9, 1873, executed h pu.
suance Of an ordinance approved Aull4
Is, 1873 the city Of Seattle conveyed totAs
Seattle and Walla Walla Railroad aa3
Transportation Company. al the i'd
lands south of King street, in said CITY d
Seattle, In, along. around and abousknia
bay, from extreme high 70 extreme ~
tide and deep water and,
Whereas, The Legislative Assembly q
the Territory OF Washington. By n 40
approved Sovember & lsz3 rsnfsd ~
confirmed said grant and conveyance Jpn
certain conditions. which have heen fsllJ
performed by said Company and.
Assembly vested the title OF mid lands D
said Seattle and WanA wAlls Rai1rund
and Transportation Company, IN - IN
pie and.
Whereas, The United States has acQu!.
esced in said grant and oonveysnce M
Whereas, The said Seattle snA NsnA
Walla Railroad and TransportAxioA Con.
pany has transferred and conveyed q 4
said lands TO the Columbia and Pln
Sound Railroad Company;
Now. therefore, the said Columhs ~
Puget Sound Railroad Company hael
gives notice that II claims the excluiN
right to occupy said lands and % -
whArves and other structures thesea
and that all persons are hereby not1B6t
refrain from occupying or enterinG ~
any Of said lands without the conspak ,
writing, OF said Columbia and Pc
Sound Railroad Company.
COLUMBIA & PUGET SOUND r Roo
By T. J. MILNER,
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CURE FOR PILES.

Piles are frequently preceded By a
sense of weight 10 the back. loins and
lower part of the abdomen, causing the
patient to suppose be has some affectien
of the kidneys or neiRhboring organs.
At times symptoms of indigestion are
present, fstulency. uneasiness of the
stomach, etc. A moisture, like perspi-
ration, producing a very dissgreeable
itching, after getting warm, Is a COM
mon attendant. Blind, Bleeding and
Itching Piles yield at once to the appli-
cation of DR.. Bosanko's Pile Remedy,
which acts directly upon the parts az.
fected, absorbing the Tumors, allay ing
the intense itching and etfeoting per-
manent cure. Price 80 cents. Address
the DIR. Bossnko Medicine Co., Piqua,
Ohio. Sold by A. b. STEWART. DIV
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Notice to Creditors.

IN THE PROBATE COURT OF KIT
] sap COMFY. Washington Territory.
in the matter OF the estate of Daniel
Mcdonald. deceased.
In pursuance of an order of Nathan
Bucklin. ESQ, Probate Judge of Kitsap
couf ", notice 10 hereby given to ell per-
sons having clsims sgai st the estate of
DAM Mcdonald. late of Kitsap county.
deceased, that they are required to ex-
hibit the ssme with the necessary vouch
ers thereof, under oath. to tho 50 bscribe-.
administrator of said estate, at his place
of residence in Port Bl .kely. kitsap
county, W. T within one year from the
date OF the first publicari1n OF this notice.
Dated III, l0tn day OF December, 1885.
MALCOLM MCDONALD.
Admins rator of the estate Of Daniel
Mcdonald. deceased. del0 4w
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PETRoIYrNy. NAsRY.

d. K. Locke. Petrolsum V. Nasty, ed
itor Toledo Blade, writes: Il had on
a forefinRer of my right hand one of
those pleasant pets. ron round The
finger became ilfamed to a degree un-
bearshle. and swollen to twice its
natural size. A friend gave me HES.
Rvs CARRoLIo SALyR; and in twenty
minst-s tbs pain had 80 much subsidsd
as to give me fair nights rest. which
! bad not had before for a week. The
infspmation left the finger in day
l consider it most valuable article "
A. b. STEWART. agent, Seattle. dv
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Notice Of Final Proof.
U. s. LAND eyrrcr Ar OLYMPIA W.,

U. 8. LAND 0yFIcr AT uLY,ru VT,
November 10. lsx.
IA Notice 10 here y siven that Juu
LINbERG has nled notice OF intsutioe :
make hnal proof before the Judss. or b p
absence. the Clerk Of the District cusrk :
his once in seattle, w. T on rassdsy, u
5th day Of January, A. D. lsss, 90 homsana
application No. 1885. for the lots IL, u I'd 4
Of section ls. township u north. range -
He names a. witnesses John Bod, Hnrs
Brannon, John Ysnk aud Thom.s chsissophx
all of Slaughter. ". T
JoHSF. aowyY.
1o26de3l Register Of the Land 0f1or.
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Notice to Creditors,

Is PURSUANCE OF A NOTICE O, n
L Bucklin, Esq. Prnba,s yadse of To-.
eoun'y. notice 10 hereby siveu I al 49,.
having claims Agsinst Daniel LongfeIlsv n.
Of the county Of Kitap. deceased, Ia, -
are required 20 exhibit the zane, VA ~
vouchers thereof. 70 the subscriber. siulr,.
tratrix Of the said deceased, Al her pIacs q !.
sidence In PorI Gamble, Kitssp county, vais
one year from the date hereof.
Da'ed this sd day Of November, fS3
ALMIRA n LOSGFEII0g.
Adniniststrix estate Of Daniel LonsfsiDsv.
nO26Sv
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ExCITEmENTIy TExAs.

Great excitement has been caused in
ths vicinity of Paris, Texas. by the re-
marksble recovery of Mr.. J. (. Corlev,
who was 50 helpless be could not turn
IN bed, or raise his head; everybody
said he vas dying of Consumption. A
trial bottle of DIR. Kings New Discovery
VAS sent to him. Finding relief he
boaeht large bottle and box of DR..
Kings NeS Life Pills; by the time he
hsd taken two boxes of Pills and TIVE
bottles of the Discovery. be was vel.
asd had gained in flesh Thirty 81
pounds. Trsi bottles of this great Dis
covery for Consumption free at A B.
STxvAKTs. dx
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Club Prices for The beat Home ana
Porrign Literature

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one or other of our yivacious Amerissn
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LADIES

In delicate health and all who suffer
from hsbitusl constipation will find the
pleasant liquid fruit remedy Syrup of
Figs more easily taken and more beDe-
fetal IN effect than any other remedy.
1t acts promptly set gently on theB 1weis.
Kidneys, Livsr and Stomach, and does
not sisken or debilitate. For sale by
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E1REMasI IiYlkc WEIIERs.

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LOTS FOR SALE.

NICE, CLEAREb RESIDENCE LOTS
! y IN DR.. kollocks aRd Halleris adai-
tons. imme lately northeast OF Ninta
an Mi s. Gets for sale cheap, on easy
e ns. Inquire Of g 10. DOR Eel. Office
with c. t. Bow IN n opp Ye ler-Leary
o1i ding. OF a. -esifence, northeast OF
Lawions nursery. de9
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Notice OF Final Proof.

Us. LAND Orr AT oLrxF1a. VT,
psccmber -, isSs.
Notice b hereby given that DAVID ".
WfEf has hled notice Of in en- ion %
mare nnal proof before tss CLERK OF the
piseic court. al bis osics In Seattle. W
on SATURDAY. tho 18Th day OF February. A T..
isot, on Prr emp,ion D. 4 Nc. 9Si0, for the
sw Of section IL, tosnship - y. range 4
east.
He names - witnesses Z.ha Smith, Ly.
sander smith, Miehaei Kelly aad William
Harris, eli Of seattle. w. r.
John Y. oOwEY.
deSiftt Register OF the Land Once.
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No cigar on the market can show such
q wonderful record So "Iansill's Pun 81. "
Over l.0no coo sold last month in the
United Ststes- Sold only in this city
BY HUaHKs & MILxR- iai2
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Notice Of Final Proof.

o. s. LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA, VT
December o., 1885
Notice Il, her by given that EMMETT L.
ROBBINS has filed notice OF inten Ion to
make Anal proof before t.e Reg'st- r and Re-
ceiv,r T, al their Office. in Oily mpia. W. r.. on
Tuesday, the 9th day OF February, A. ID.
1895 on Pre- emption ID. g No. sQt0 for the
y Of Sc h Of section 20, township Is north.
range 4 sast.
He names as witnesses: T. b Van Etip,
J. E. Crawford, A. Crawford and J. Quinn. ali
Of Duvamish. ". T.
JOHN r. CONVEY,
se24js2S Register Of the Lana once
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Notice to Creditors.

IN TIKI MATTER or THE ESTATE
L OF Alfred N. Walker. deceased.
Nouoc 10 hereby gwen that the under
signed WAS b. an order OF the Probate
Conrf OF King county. Washington Ter
fitory, inside on the I'D dag Of pecem Der.
I'M appointed administrator OF tn estate
OF Alfred h. Walker. deceascd. All
claims against said estate must b. pre-
seoicd To said administrator, with the
neces AIRY vouchers At the place OF trans,
scuon OF his business, towtL Al his o q
corner Of MAr'en aud r. ant Il ,rets. s~At
ue sash- Terry. within oac year after
me date OF this noslcc or the sasao vii
be forever hArTvd.
THOMAS r. MINOR,
Administrator OF the estate ~ Alfred 4.
walker, deceased,
Date Of notice and trst publication.
Dec n iSSA daaluS
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For Rent.

A NFw TW0-SToRY HARD FIN
n ished house Of rooms. with two Its
and oafbullding two b o <. norfh Of Bar
rel Factory: also. furniture for "a E.
ApplF TO ROBERT G0ODBCRN or W.
II. Shot D.. Commercial street ,ext
door to ". d. Scot 5 baildirg. dess II
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ne ses .nd .snseies moab oct "a 80
ain. me Doctor mas visited the 49,
Europe and obtained . great dsal
infor alton when be 10 compsfens 49,
70 those In need Of his servfces. ~. =
will make 90 charge unless BE- 49,
Psrsoas cured 81 home CAL Or -
coununieHfiocs strictly eonhosol1
ten dollar. for . psekagt d 49,. -. -
dress pR. J. v. GIBBos. Boz isGs
cisco, OAl Mention Posr-Isrst&ss
spledu
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Lands for the landIess.

II X SUBSCRIBER, LIVING ON
Esge hsroor: nine miles west Of the
Homestead In lots Of s. 10 or 20 acres escb
al she low rate OF SO per acre. raia Land
mas BEEN loxgef of and burn. d over m
III II - quite easily cleared. IL "a neariv
lev l has but few stones. and lie 3 in "a
reach Oh TIE water. sehool aad chprrh
within a mile Society good. Cal and
de3wsn r NJ. HosKINsON.
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Accident and Fire Insurance. BIAx-
lHAEp 4 PAkTaIDsx. ARents. DIS
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NOTICE..
Administrator Notice,

ENsTATE OF ANTHONY BAINE, DE-
IL ceased.
Notice Is hereby slven By the under.isped,
administrator Of the above named estate. a.
the creditors Of and all persons having
claims aga INST said deceased. to exhibit the
same, with the necessary voucher within
twelve months from the first publication Of
this notice. TO the undersigned. ct his place
Of business In Mason county, ". T.; and all
persons indebted to sal ) 70 ate sr, hsreby
notified 10 male imned ate payment 10 the
undersigned Illustrator
JAMES BAINR.
Administrator Of the estate Of Anthony
Baine. deceased
Dated the 10Th DAY If Dessmb~r, 1855. deli
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PATENTS.

INVENTORS SEND MODEL OR
: sketch Of your Invention, when viii
MAKE careful preliminary examination
vice. circulars. etc, YREE or CHARGE. An
business before U. 3. Patent Offioe at
tended 70 for MODERATE FKEs. Informs
uon ana references sent on application.
NO CHARGE UNLESS PATENT ~ SECURED.
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I. E. PUxPH2EI. Insurance and Com
mission Agent izI0
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Notice OF Final Proof.

U. 8. LAND ovyfcx AT olrMpt, VT
]anuAry }. isse.
10 Railsy Ga Eert. Merrill Blanchard. Jr.
and al whom 70 asF concern
- sosice 10 hereoy gwen that FSoCH
=. tatslls has nled notice Of intrnthon .e
nsks ana erssof before the Register and Re-
selv-r, 81 their offoe in Olympia W, T. o.
,ssp , me lsh day Of F,hruAsy, D.
me "a OF NJ y. ' Of az d. md NJ \
range 4 east
ne names - vfine~ses; 1csis ssfnpsou
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JOHN '. GovEY,
1sFtsli Register Of The Land Oerc~.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-13
R0THBARTH { SONS.
IS Pearl St.. New York,
HOP DEALERS.

HOUSES AT 81 HOP EXCHANGE,
L London. 8. f.. and Frsnkfort-on-the-
Maine. Germany. Copagnments of Hops
received either in New York or London.
A large connection among brewers in the
United Kingdom permits US to obtain
best prices.
For information apply to IS Pearl street
New FORK. iy9w