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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-04-09

man named Hail Can he be rslnstated
pending investigaetons
NV YoRx. March at. v. PowDKRLv:
Thanks for your message and suggestion.
Hall was employed ~ the Texas Pacific
and noe by ne. That property r. IN tile hands
control s 1nsssver over the receivers Or over
ssres@enss made isss sprins N every
e 3. ana ana anw sas sSr yos reported
here sbas shis movement y she result ~
Won 3 s =: :, y: 3 ). q sss;
49, 4 - 4. l. HoPKISs
this conpany'a request Or conference wae
rS Y: e :, *, e: :v. q y end
order IN great number. who ais" seized and
disabled Shs traIns. q they have since con.
co%pssy sSsrenpoS lad 4 copy q sue sor .
mi; sse % ~ Il \. Ho.is. sns arss vice.
Pin sS . s.s Every :: T.
mimsd che whole matter % hls hands MI.
ern sn u M'ssosri ava Kansas. Who stated
that they found no cause for the strike, were
rejecfed ny Jour order Tbes~ and subne.
| fowderiy nre well .knownso JON. and Mr
Iloxies course has been confirmed ~ the
! board, andthe matter q stu - nls nands
| refer s~u 70 him - 10 continuing rep.
/! reeeneosIve - the premises. l am directed
| - odd N behalf % the board that IN ~
1 Judgment % long - this company q f0ros-
/ bly, kept from che c0utrol Of 10 property
| and from performing 10 charter duties. 10
| bueDuese % done, ~ al. NOS under she
/ oondujons Of lsw which are common 70 All
/ cit'xene. hut only q sbe viii ~ tne Law.
1 breaking t0rce. Any neaoii.ttone with such
force would BE- unwtse and useless TerSne
1 made with u would not ~ . settlement 0i
1 dIfaculttos. but trlumrh 81 force o. the
law 81 che land. u wousd mean nOthlne. %
their 1udameut, but new troubles and worse
! Th1s y enc resuIe ~ their experience.
1 - the meantime the Govern or's proclome
o1oo on5oln9 uUon your men % return z
o1Do1uont oilers tholn esUpIOymcne on IN
| 49, worms - bsroeoivgo. yhe ooass
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-24

IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
4 Third Judicial District of Wnnk1nxfo1
TcrffboEy, holding terms nx Acatfle.
Ne. 69-John G. Scavey, plaintiff N
William H Asweilyr. IN his own proper
pcrsoa and - the executor and sruseee o.
shs e.tafe Ct 6eepha w. Hoyey. d.
cease9s - a. dsfen1an1s.
Under end n yir&ne a an order Of sAls
tssard cut q The above named Court q
ne above entitled action, dated the aBh
day e February, I1G4 ard 70 me dlrecssd
prspersy dencribed Is NJ esdsr "a -
ord - foilowA tovft:
La nun bred threi o. Of block num.
bered 4ftI 30. and lot numbered fkree
q e bfock numbssvd fffy1our t51k N n
AkTnard'B Town plat Of fks towu fnow
c1fy5 q Seattle. Ia sid Kiug county. "a.
ass. II y ordered fhn1 - lot threo n a.
hiock nembefed ffly-four ga of Xav-
nsrds pta9 BE sid dfst n erdsr sf -
tiRa q - n1a
Nosiss . fksssfoss hsrssy s4vss sAss On
saturday, shs - aay - Apr1E.
1885,
Al 10 O'Clock q m e rid day. n fruut =
tAo ceurt Houae dor. n IL okY q So
Ia k1nx c0unty. WashinR1c. 1srrieuVy.
! vi y ohedtence . "a crs3er q 60
- NJ ab~ye Described propep<y. o. 6
~ ~ luAsneut = ~ ass5ns VA d
- - ~ hfghase 49, - cack
4o1Dd = 1sn1Gfn, - - ~ r MnrrA.
1Alad sAssag = Ei.s 60. y. =
NsoovU 8 u1n1nA. d111Eu151 - plain-
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oaEnoST LIVING WalTERs.
Opinions.

! n b not too nuph 10 say thai with the
'zxy{<u Aox urs comm IN Il The whole
~ = ouffUEf literary hctiyity. and II
kns never o<en - bright % eeap -ehsn-
Hva = dsveesii1e1 n lakrfest - q y TO-
~. 1osfo4 Traveller.
y - ~ ser nay 49, he'd ~ -
heesnfn9 nots worthy IN scsence art its-
eeasores 6soxraehy. pnlioeqphs nr rsll Siun
that canHc4 b fsuad IN n II opntains
neariy ~ ths good litexssnre Of The time.
II N.hurchrnAn, New York.
Nea1y tho whole word Of authors and
fas reseer 3 krps xsll shrrAss of ths
eeusnt shoaxht q the 80. ~-itsstoa Jour-
Ii nAy b. rashfully ssa cordially sale
thst h hsver offsrs dry or v@iaessss
pon& IN u. Trsbapc
49,. 1911 = sss ~ rsas e a.. ssss sss
q clviiisAties. : ckrsss.Aa AasoeAte.
nissraeSy. asssen. science criticism.
his<ofy. postry, travels whatever rsen
ere tnsezcsfetin. all ara found hsre, Ths
wssohnssa hossnn.
Be - wcsi tnformed IN current uterai ure
- ~ the petusei Of = Ions list Of meath
H1A -fhllxdelphla Inquirer.
IN tAcf reader nasas no mare than
thia ono pahlsGstien - ke<p him well
Ahr~As< ef knzlksh perseasczE literature.
ruAdAy School TsHneS Philadelphia
N. X. Mosid.
In snhEcrthng for Il eur readers will
secure more Tor their iasessnaant than 10
any other WAY OF which We are coxni-
E&nt--fosa CharchmNa. Dsvcnpurs.
Coming once = wsek. u gives ~hEie yet
wrtters Of ths das Mostress Gzzetts.
fneaishsd weekly Al = yeAF. psstzge
fre<.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-24

W. w. Reed, dFaggiss, al winchester,
lad, writes; ~0ne Of mr. caston1rx
Mrs. Leniss Pike. Barsunis. Rardat II
o., Ind. wsss long sufferer with Con
sumpsscn. and was given ap 10 as. By
her physsctsns. she beard Of Dr.. Kings
Nev Discovery FOE ocusampxioa and
hsz&n eeyine Il Il me. 10 six rnouths'
tius she vsiksd 10 this cify. . e1ss nee
OF az raii<s. and i noe 20 uusk I'M
proved sAe h<s qsit n<ine q. See fsels
she oses her life % a. FIRE. Triai
Bcttiss al A. b s7xxszrfs prue Sfors.
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0gvBcE o. ruE CoEUaxBIA AND PuaxTI
0oUxD RAILROAD Cn1RANH,
WHxsE1AlS is By r b 81 ~ skzxrka
~ -. Augngt ~ liza sxecufed = puus
guance q n ordinenpe eppF0ved Au6c1nf
q, l174 TIC ely e Gl.1slS conveyed = H.
9eaft1e an1 WallA We1ln Reflfoad and
characterization Company. III ~ side
,sns s,. 18th e 81. g King ssssss e nd III g
-. from sxfsssse LII % erfrsms Ion
where's fhs I1esla17ve Assembly q
- Territory = W6s4in9sqn. " - Aol
aDprovs4 roysmhar & ma raisned asd
colnrmed ~ grant ~ conve{nDos upsn
certain ocndIlko9e which havo besa faIly
~ ~. - S css.Z',y a fS,.,..,x.
"a sss2sis a WsiIs Wan s'a n ssas,
- l.sIorsa1ioa oonpaay. b = sin
w. n Unissd ss.sss hss soout
esce1 h ~ gznnt and convsyanos sd
Whegsna Ihe ~ 0enst1e - Walln
Walla hnxlruad cd Trangp1rtakice Gem
peny hae tranafsfrs4 81 cnvsyed - q
ss IS az Rssl.ssd ia Co.,; ma ras'
Nov, fksrsaurs, DE- "a csiu,nhIa and
PuEet n0unA Rnllrsad Company kerehg
dives nofioe tkax Is eiaxnn the oxcluGfye
nght 70 eccupy sax4 lnnds and b efecl
Whnryco md okher s<x71cxur1s tkarecn.
nnd thnt Al persons arU hereby noeffnsd .
ru1n1 frvm ccCapylug ~ entsrtng uDeo
any - ~ lan6e w11kout ~ coeneek =
vrtti.z g ~ Colnmhis cd Pugse
ooLUlHfA & PU0kT8oUND h n co
ans 1sszstxut supsrintsndsut
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-24


A DAsTARDLY DEED. IN. G. Nor
gan, who has farm some four miles
southeast Of this city, towards Mo-
ran Praitie, has been o resident of
this county for q long time Some
two years ago he leased his farE to
two Cinnamon for gardening purpo-
ses. and contra1ted with them for
cutting wood. At that time he re-
Eceived threatening letter ordering
him to sever his contract, but he
paid no attention 70 ii. Nothing has
ever been done TO him OF any mo-
ment until the affair ne Just report.
Mr.. MorRan's family has been In the
city ever since last November, while
bis daughters attended the college.
He spent most OF his time on the
ranch. Thursday be came 10 town
70 arrange for their return 10 the
country. Friday night the premises
were visited By several nnknowu
parties and the IRE started. The
two Chinsmen live IN = house near
by, but on their attempting 70 20 out
when the fire commenced The parties
on the outside commenced shooting,
and shot q number OF holes through
the door. OF course the entire con-
tents Of the house and barn were
consumed, the worst feature being
the burning 10 death OF . valuable
span OF horses The loss Il from
$500 TO $1,000 This Outrage Il one
Of the most cowArdly ever perpetra--
ted In this county, and the most uu--
fortunate feature Il that suspicion
points 70 20 ones-Yakima Review.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-24

TIM TAcoxA CHICKEN Tukvxs
CAuGET.-For months pa the
chicken reosss Of TncomA have been
1pQopalnfsi \ q alarming mannsf.
Day amer day sonne unforfanats
would Tepoft 20 many chickens stol-
- hss nighk This thing had co..
tlnuod until the sound Of the FeeA1
r0osfer's crow was about extinguish-
ed In ths city. and eggs were 8 for
eign article. The police FORE have
been using their utmost cnde6vors TO
run dows and catch the thieves. and
are - lsss succsssful. On evidence
that they believed 10 be conclusive
Marshd Fulmer and his deputies,
commsscing Satu day night and an
ishing this foFen s,oa, have arrssted
six parties Of dinsrent srxas and in
different localities. AL charged with
thN crime Of sfaaling chickens The
arreeed ines 30 J0oeph Johnston
mi Ma Joh6n6Oo. 49, Nh Was-
son. Charles Walker and Mrs. II. A.
Wa1keg, william Woodward and
Thomas Dawn Mr.. and Mrs. John
ston were arrested 1t their house on
Eighteenth street Saturday evening.
In the house sthe ofacqfs found Z
largs quantity IL chicken foathcrs.
Mr.. and Nrs. Wslkm wsee arrested
u Laksview. where thsy went q
short time ago. They are suspected
Of having stolen chickens here, and
it b supposed they have heen work
ing the country dlnce going TO Lake.
view. william woodward was ar
rested yesterday in the Y. II, G. A.
hall at the afternoon service, and
Tom Davis was arrested ct Old
Town today. He was one Of the
cooks n the employ Of the Tacoma
Mil Company. and il said 10 have
been operating In the Eist Ward.
From evidence developed IL seems
that these various parties would steal
the chickeus and take them to the
man Johnston, and he would dispose
of them. selling many Of them In this
city. when they would divide the
profits. Mrs. Johnston hiss, since
being arrested, confessed and gives
the whole thing away. The arrested
parties are nov in jail, and will hare
preliminary hearing at 10 .. m. to-
morrow before Committing Magis-
trate Lawrence.--News.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-24

While money is eicse. vacs< and
prices iev. expsnses sheuid be era down
10 every hoasekcla Konaos4s. a.
watch word fsr nozhsrs. nsn6s a de-
Tor csals By siusys kssplne h sAs hcusp
. hr<tis o. Dr.. Bcunnkofs ConrS -
Lana syrur Sos . cp1xh inGlnus1v.
rsiasses crssump1j0n. euren uruao snd
pain N the shess II GO ninAA ID =
lnsz - rsnBs1y fes ksrd eimM Pr,ss
. csn9 snd a. asmvtue fI.A So
~ 4. d Srgwxnr. A
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-24

The SEAL FLEET. Word comes
from Nesh Bay that the following
crast are engaged In seal catching Of
Cape Flsttery: Schooners Granger.
Lostie, Letitis, Champion. Mist,
Challenges, Lookout and Carolins.
They are meeting with 3 fair meas
src OF success in procuring seals,
osasly. 81 . rough guess, some
100 have been caught BY the entire
outfit Our informant states than he
believes the present season viii be
an unusually successful one. p. T.
Cmn
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-24

A CoRRkcT OPINION. Great IN
justice b being done Seattle by the
Northern Psclilc branch from Taco
ma TO Portland, changing the time
OF departure Of trains from Tscoma
TO Portland 70 the same hour thai
trains leave Seattle for Tacoma,
thus making Il necessary for passen-
gers en- route for Portland from Sc
attic TO lay over ct Tacoma twenty
two hour before they can resume
their journey. By such treatment
seaftle's desire for an Independent
line Of railway over the mountains
viii be made all the more keen--and
she viii have II, too. -P. T. Call.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-24

Piles are fssquently preceded By 3
sense Of weight II the back. ioins end
lower part q the abdomen. eausing ~
patient 70 supposa hs has some aAeotisn
Of the Kidneys or neiQhborinQ eeRana.
At times sympkoms Of indignation an
present, dakuisnoy. uneasineos Of the
stomach, etc. A moisture, like pof1pi-
ration. producing . very dieaQresable
itching, after getting warm, II . CON-
mon attendants. Blind, Bleeding and
Itching Piles yield at once 70 the appli-
cation Of DR.. Bosanko,s Pile Remedy,
which acts directly upon the parts A.
footed, absorbing the Tumors, aliayinQ
the intense itching and eAsetinR psf-
mapent cure. Price 80 ceuts. AddreoI
the Dr.. Boeanko Medicine o., Piqua,
Ohio. Sold By A. b 6rxuAnr. dw
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~ ~ ~ il C11n -
MAJ n y = 4 q ~
nm 6k 4 VlVrf 1~(jf2 l75& Ilnf1mry.
~ f1.sfr = - nIaea II n1o1 UfMrs
4 + 12rfo ISnooffInt r. u 1111u66n
% 49, g ! erxenin - e =.
slrn6I11re = order . rno<ue11n I
esod soclal sooxlnk. fh1n = III
couDtrv o. 81 - enrf5ae Irci <nnfu
81 curfis,s carver & g PelnssSure
occurred - dinner wfexe Gor1s.
ehakof Ii CknnceIIor a he Rus.
dian Esn6frv - sppo6l1s 10 hlu-
NJ. CQrsin vas unknoun 90 mosl
of tb. eaests Gorsscknko6 beena
falkin 10 him ID . yesy abrup<.
bruw1 h fasbion about tie AlAbama
ClsinN Comnission which he'd ms
been established. III viii never SIC
reed. ? Gid he. sYou Americans are
alwavs getting M some new thing.
The principle 81 Il b 0pp0sed %
erer, tradition Oh European diplo.
macy. Have you read he En1iish
pres upon this proiec4ss sfM, :
said the Governor. II have read what
then have 70 ~. bot Il Is bsreIy
poisibIe skes t6ey are nIslAken.
Gorsschakad did nos drop - sub-
,rct s.Hsyc wa seeu. > MD =. ssthe
speech Of Lord John Resell II which
be denounces she Coumisaion = Z
Curtin hsd been Iissen-
ing With . very mild air 10 III This
taik He now turued mos the
ChanceIlor. He said. WIN great
abruptness and diznity. ssYeo. have
read his speech. I slno reinembef
his sueeeh denounciux your plan for
suppreasinx The PoIfsS insufrec1fop.
Your rutlv 10 him then W. . oynr.
whelmi6e thaf Il took swey from
him cnmplesriv The hide ssnse 81
ever had Al fhis N az he RueGts
appIsu ded. and Gorfechako8 M
quite cou,eut 10 drop ths snb]ect
Governor Curtiu hsd ouite : txyfnr
fine Il q. Pe1ersburr 6kee G1efoso-
" FISH wss bounding n Cafeoany,
lie Russian 1finiseeF e Wmh1aeton.
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IA LAND ory1os AZ 0zSnFrA " r.
ysbeunzy ~, tee5.
Molise = hersby qvsn tksa rnkbEnro 4.
hns 1lc6 noltce a. intsutisn u
Dahe anal prod hsfors 1amnsl 0rssos. No.
tnFy Public, q has oGAcs n usnghton ". T.,
On SATURDAY. tho 10Th day II April, 4. D.
Sw ( Of section 10. township d north, rAnee
easf.
he nauss - witnesses; nsscos Dunn,
chsxlss l. Nay, Hsnry z ffeder1ck and Va
G. Hsaisy. Al q uoqQbtons y. Z:
fs2tep1 negiseR e ~ L>ad Once.
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"a LAxD oyvIos A. ozx,rrrA, ". +.
Eebrasry -, IGek
Notics e hersby gfvsn that JACOB n.
nnA prsof b<foss O. =. Bovmnn. : Nossry
Pobl1e . hi o11os n 0su11Is. n. x. %
saturday. - i0th cay o. Apsil. 4. D. isse.
% kre eDPt1oa .. 8. No. sosl. foe ~ NV Z
e ssctfen 8. tovnahip - norsh. Fanes go
- n1n~ . y1tnessN H Mi1lee, Jos.
2 3, g !. :: ssl',s "a sosspA Dsazsssss.
yoax =. 0owuY.
fe2esD1 Rasisfsx q ~ Lad oaaes.
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EiHs Pfisss iaf he besl Home aas
Psrsiga Literature.

Possessed o. st1E HisssG Aeg and
cae o. other Of car Wv s.<aazzs Amerfear
u.oa,hllea q suhsgsber viii Nn& htmssell
tH ecnmAn& ef tAs wheia aisssatssaA.
fhtiz1eiphls EyenAnx lkailefsn-
For &lR ~ THk t&NtNH A0E kna aay
cne " The Americas ii uia1ttfies tas
asArpefs Weekly OF isakaf1 ~tn be - IN
for year. postpaid OF for g. - fAN
LtytSa AeE and the 81 Nls hs,fss.
Address fsiTFAlaa. 81 GO.
las E4tsfer
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fss - snx Z - sSosld 81 faIl 8 en- %
htn nsDsaoF hss vfsissd ~ kesptiA1s q
70 those n nd 81 Ms snrv1css. DR. 6UDok
viii naks 20 charge unless be efIsc0 ezra
RsRsons cured sf home OH Or vxi1e- A.
communicates strictly eop1de1ti1l. esnd
ten dollars Tor : nacksGo q nod1q1ne. a
6fsss DR. !. y. 01BB0N. Dox HI, Gan Frs
e1nco. OIL Mention ro4-luxxxsomcka-
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-
~ - - o1nGnd soul1cu 80 q -
Cc1o ~ Wnnh1nr6ua Itr15Spsy.
- + naeo4 " - - 611kfse A.
10y = ~ 1srz.assy - WsaA-.
s1ss.sa 1 N -. - u
- cs1ee e Wslkszeesa 1eslIory =
and - snns y heE1by $4,000 %
resd - follows. 9ecz3oa -.
Whenever in tke opfnion q ~
Counfy Commissioners Of cay coan-
~ the public good requires conrt-
kouee, jail Or oEher county buiIdinK.
thy hall estimate The eosf thGGuof
sn1 submit III samo 20 vote e -
qnaliGed electors Of fhefr conn6v. q
: eeaersi or special elecffon ~ 1haf
puspose. which election shah b hid
Ia IL usnal manner for eenefni
elec&i0aa. sfter givine four weeks'
nosice ~ publication II ~ oGErfai
nswspapeT ~ sucb coossy md if !
raajorify 81 the voters = snch dec
ton favor oucA spocinl ~. fheC Com
missioaefs shaII anssm sad cnnae 70
Be co1iecsed snch IN h u zane
manner - 0tker county tsxes Arc
colIected.
Sc. 4 Thh ct shan iake effect
an6 b ID fozce from ard nl1er ifs
approssl ~ - Governor.
Approved FEB. 8. 1858.
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Lands for the landless.

THx SUBSCRIBER, LIVING o.
I EnGIc Herbor, nine miles west Of the
hosssssssd q los q 10 q 5 scrss EACH 81.
at he low rate 81 90 pr acre. eafa Land
has been Logged on and burned over M
u Il = quite easily CLEARED Is u neariy
lovtl he's bat few gtcno9 and lies IN easy
reach of the wnfer. echoo1 and church
within . mile. Society good Cal and
desw3n r. Il HosKINsoN.
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NOTICE or FINAL PROOF.

o. 9. LxnD 0yv1cs AZ oGrnr1A, ". Z.
Fshr1aEy .. ID
Nosiee = here1y given tkAt oUNpKR
BoGEM has hlsd Es>les of intsnt1on r.
lnsks anal psoof before ~ On u ~ Dis
tsict 01nrs q h. o1lcs = 1sassis, y: 8 On
yssesy. ths - saZ = n.rea 4 ?; -, o. ..
M 4 = ssseisn -. tow.skip - noesk, rsass
eex&
b nanes = vitnssssss Tvsr =. Mos, A.
der4 Mos, Olof OtterDos and JohAn Podsrucn,
soaN ,. oowKY.
fsl9nr1S nsefsssr - sbs Ian1 olRcs
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EsfATE or RoBHRT MccolB, De
IL cease1.
nceioe d hsrsty aivsn b. the undsruiepsd.
ednzfnts@atew ~ - ebove naDsa outnks. q
~ sre4iton - cd ~ psrsops hsvina
eisims aGan3 ~ AesHaee5, 70 exhitts -
name. win the necuennfy voucAeFn. wlfhtn
Twelve mosths from tAe hr<s pabl1soeioa a
Wis nosicA. - ne unoseuignnd, = ~ mee.
ktng coanty, Waahinxtoo Tsxispry. a ~
ssms vii b forever barred.
WI. =. REEVES,
Adm inferstor Of fhs eakats ef nchert Ne
osmb decenssd.
Ds.s q thss netloe and Of Ne nrst publsea-
tea, DsAuunry a lona e.
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the branch otflc4 a liz ~
Pike. with . fun ond oon171n(5 1 = r.,
tachmenta upen whioh = - - -
go can execute The nnm1 - -
ing ksnd Of work poun|k1A k(15 ~
use Of he ef1.cfEsSls - y -
In good repair for Ave- ySSrS I6 7S1'1
Are cerdlally Invited g - =
0tdefs fruu ~ oounory . H11I10
md VII rscofvs ooeeful - 49,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-24

Expressions Of The highest praise are
heard daily from Ill o1Assss Of people
througheut the oity soncarnina ne Ia
uoQs Blended Ce&eo roaaoed und noond
daily at Druxx's. The verv highest
grades Of Coffee are used and The great
est care exsrcised Ia blending them thus
increasing the dsmand every day. nh2o
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-24

WI WAnnAxT 0ilmors,s Nsgustis
Elixir 10 relieve ~ Asthma b eae
minute. A. b. 6rxwkxr. dv
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-24

Asoldsns and Fizs Insuransa. B1xz-
cnAnp : PAnzzmos. Aes1oA dsS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-24
PATENT

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vfo4 czfcqlaxA stc, 1REe or onAnsk An
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Ion sd roferencee oent - application.
NO o1An0& uNLnU PAINT 2 enCuzxD.
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-24

Try he Londos Xizsd Tea e HuoHu
4 NuLxH's II ron want something 1ne
foe tie money. mills
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-24
SNOHoMlSH BYGHiNCB

nAAc oArncAnx. Prsprsssss.
6nehenish City, W. +.
DvsV acsse Win b saa6s = nsinfain -
sspststioa attaipsd ~ Ills Aoesl = ths
1sst Hotsl n 1nahsnish County.
And ~ M.xAnnsf YxRr HoUs1 n
walAang>ea 3ss5ioory.
The tAh.e WI y supplied with IL h.
The har wilI IS furnished with nrst-
clAse WtncA Liquors. and Cignrx.
mSwo IaAAC CATHCARF.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-24
RIIRVIEV STOCK TlBI.

r HAVE ON HAND A NUMBER or
= Hoisssin-F rcsisn Cows and Hsiferx
with calk due In the sprisg snd . mum
bar q the nnest BullA ono ana two years
ed. N Thoroughbred and sseissercd- I
expect another car ioad TO arrfvs en- ne
15sh Of March Ihave good narsvs Cows
with calf b. Holstsin Frsfsisa BuIl2
whicA l viii eel - rsaspnahie prscea
Ny imported Kns11sh ehuiuus wiu
stsad - foIlovs:
The shire Husar. No. rta snd De
rcsdsssr Listis Giant It LACosner, SIAN
wood sad Kdsssa.
fhs Kngs1sA shire which VA hing
iron IL kAs b larger than Hnsnxr. snd
vin arrive h ssatzis March Is He -
ne casvelaad ~. Young eparsunaa.
vii sand ~ 8saxzis. Rsnt1a. wAfss river
and Fuya1Iun b n. T. DAyIa
n<sawln Mems versa VT
q. IL HAlgrORD.
Al EEuumuEArxAv. VIZ 1890
A4z = 49, -.
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-09-11
a Good Candidate.
To the Editor of the Press:

To the Editor of the Press:
Ihave heard with pleasure of the nomin-
alton of W. III. Looney, Esq, for Representa-
tive to the next Legislature of this State. /,
for one, desire permission to express my
hearty appreciation of the action of the con-
vention in the matter, believing, as 1 do,
that he is in every respect worthy of the
confidence and suffrage of the voters of this
county. AS is well known, Mr.. Looney is a
Portland boy, who has, by his own well
directed efforts and superior qualities of in
tellect and manhood, raised himself to the
highest level of responsibility and to an en-
viable position in the legal profession. AS
soen as he arrived at the age of manhood, he
turned to the grand principles and glorious
record of the Republican party as his politi
cal mecca, and from that time up to the pre-
sent day he has never wavered in his devo-
ton. During the last several years Mr.
Looney has engaged in nearly all the politi-
cal campaigns in his own State, as well as
having been called to take part in those of
New Hampshire and Massachusetts, In
every instance, whether working at home
States, he has shown himself to be an able,
energetic and faithful worker in the ranks
of the Republican party.
| indulge in no disparagement of others
when | assert that of all the several candi-
dates nominated by the convention yester-
udys NV OnC VI GHOiH DobbOl lilo ouO
than Mr., Looney. for in him are united
well trained mind, spotless character,
high rank as a public speaker, and unques-
toned availability Moreover, from his boy
hood until to-day, Mr.. Looney has displayed
convincing proof that he is the friend of
Republicanism, the friend of temperance,
the friend of progress, and the friend of
humanity. Every citizen and voter ought to
recognize the merits of such worthy young
man and see that he is elected to the posi-
ton for which he has been nominated.
REPUBLICAN VALID ONE