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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-04-07
UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTIONS
OVER QUARTER MILLION DISTRIBUTED
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.

Incorporated in 1868 for Is years by the Legis-
lature for educational and charitable purposes,
with capital of 81 ,000, 600, TO which a reserve
fund of over $3.50, 600 has since been added.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-04-07

It's Grand Single Number Drawings will take
place monthly. IL never Scales or POstpones
Look at the following distribution:
l0lsT GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING,
In the Academy Of Music, New Orleans, TUES
DAY, APRIL u, 1886, under the personal
supervision and management OF Gen. g. 4.
Beaurcgard OF Louisiana, and Gen. Jubal A.
Early, OF Virginia.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-04-07

The following list OF the most active stocks dealt
In on the Washington Stock Exchange Is furnished
by Messrs. Bell a o., bankers No. 1887 Pennayl-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-04-07

BY an overwhelming popular vote its fran
stitution, adopted December 2, A. d. 1879.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1886-08-05

TO AND FROM THE DEPOT.
A GOOD tt AM is always ready T. take al
persons to and from the Depot and Hotel free
OF charge.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1886-08-05
TELEGRAPnIC NEWS.
Ri0tIng nj Belfast.

Serious rioting took place at Belfas'
Ireland, Sunday night and Monday. A
nand of music marched to meet n party
OF Protestant Sunday school ch lren who
were returning from an excursion. The
crowd accompanying the band groaned at
n number OF Catholics who we're assem-
bled on Carrick Hill. The latter replied
with stones aud the others retalIatsd.
Wild rumors spread throughout the city,
and large mob of Orapgemen soon
gathered. The police tried to disperse
the crowd but their eff mts were useless.
aud the Orangemen continued TO increase.
The mob attacked and wrecked large
tavern owned by a Catholic named Nc
Kepna. The police frequently charged
the mob, but we're repulsed with stones.
The rioters then wrecked a number of
houses bel eyed to be inhabited by Cath
olics. They uprooted the pavement, and
fired volleys Of stones At the police. The
latter were finally ordered to fire buck
shot, and the order was promptly obeyed
A boy named Knox, who was going on
an erraud. was shot dead. Many persons
were wounded, some Of them seriously
The riot had nov resched such proper
tons that it WAS deemed necessary to call
out tho militia, aud the rioters were ap-
parently awed by the appearance Of the
SELLERS, aud soon dispersed to their
homes. ##E #E
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1886-08-05
stock Horses For Sale.

a. The undersigned haa for sale about
10y fifty good, genti Stock Horses, from
one year old upwards, which must be di posed
Of immediately, and win be solo che.o for cash.
Asa MOORE, Mountain Ranch.
tl3-U Idaho Road,
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1886-06-27

rae Picayune of Sunday has 'ne ao''
lowing regarding the paenoueaoa
witnessed or Red River 9 'eW WY
STAGE:
,erhs lase rise in Red River proaa'
cod singuiar phenomenon. ros
3,,,s DAYS before tho great rain ssor rm
Il r,yer was at low water mark. In
;ew hours after the rain II co'nmo1eeu
sisias, aea in "a hours i rose ~ iee. : :. J
,s,. ,oou,h of Cane River, ana tnc
water for some miles was running uP
stream. The steamer Keokuk enueav.
orc,, 10 reach Grand Ecore on sn's
rise, bat could not pass over au1''us I
bar, rs no rain has fallen aonvs INV
piace.H
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1886-06-27

,.s,os "a ALI buupht, and 40 tuition p
.ep1...;-ai ~ nnv ane. But all tAess
"avartaces are fruitless unless youns !,
.'ss.. 1,ar attend. aud the Intent ahu
-, ;oci ~ the donor will be detea.sa
s.ndants from the commons peops' z
sr,,,, the noort IL classes, cannot attsi".
7, 20 from these classes that liouissa"sl
anI Congress want to gather bright aue
tarohi,ious boys. 1t is from the coN,-
mon people that the oest ssuaeu
ha va come in the past and we canhos
appreciate or comprehend the spli,u
| meanness that holds higher eoueaso
to be too good for the Oominoh reoans
4 Ia view of these facts, tue ques..oa
presents itself TO our Les ,su'.u
whether or not ii IS Tor ire nsss - -.
. ests of ono State to proviae Wea.e A. ~.
enabling a reasonable u"uioe' "a -
!, serving and INDECENT young ms
: 80 state University and Agricultural
: srd Mechanical College? Couiu my
A S,.,.,s money be directed 70 noo.es
Y and more profitable purposes =.
: 20 mt owe II to Congress TO see sias
i.s ,,nnation shall not fail OF It's iasi 90.
e ;scf fnr wan, Of an adequase nuiaae.
Is ~, students ? Do we not owe ~ 70 wy
"a onmmor people--the poor peorle WY y.
:, oannnt send their children "a soss
II University out of 'ssir o"i' 'A"e',, ~,
No matter how biigi.t they may pe. -
AZ enahle them to send, at least, SHs
At bright but pu.r boy from each ps.ssa m,
~ IN thn State to. share in the osHsssa Y
or the Government's bounty s
i? We are rejoiced to see .ha. ssa.s
re ns,darations have had their pfohs
re waiynt with the COMMITTEES on sa.,uss. w,
,;nn NJ the House of Repsesenta'sss
land that they have iavofap'y lspe,m y,
bin to appropriate slo, ,ooo 70 fssspl ~,
CD the Beneficiary Cadet SYSTEM - -.
m annropriation will come ou' % :.
m Ganerul Fund aud will IN no wa
do trench unon the school fund ier pup.
'as schnnls. n will simply save IN
in ,nnch Of the General Fund from M
nd cai,aneous and probably unhecssea
M. and unwise expenditures. ~ .ns ~, \
ed this Beneficiary Cadet SYSTEM :,
re- enabled poor boys, who neSe. ,," su.'
ov- n,herw ise have obtained an eouea'.V
~ attain 70 the highest plnoas.e9
me n,,,isrlnal culture. Thi, Benehe'a
ose sus,em showered all its blessings up
iu ,ba Common People. A Grass y
the a,,ehraces four-niths of the virtue
for natnral talent in this country.
"a citizens Of Louisiana who derlaes ~, ~
in> nnses this System must be an eae
'oss f Of the poorer classes or, one o. ~
no. ,,nmte souls, inspired with spuu
hty mlhu'h .o h,,e ii, intellectual! culs'
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1886-06-27
THE BANK or MONROE.

A wrn Of attachment against LOWS
d. Allen Jr. President OF the ue'unc'
Bank OF Monroe, was sued out 70 day
nv the State National Back Of New
orleans fos tho sum Of $4,000 claimed
~ due the latter Institution and honu'
in the sum OF IS, 800 was furnished ny
the 1Sew Orleans Bank.
up to3 o'clock this evening tue 'o.e
lowing parties had SUED ou' M'As
against tAs letaucl Bank Of Monroe
Mrs. Eala Morgan, Jas MeNe''S,
A. La2arc, james Evans, II LA na"'n
! MrlSsrron Saa,icross q o., John iar-
ner, Derby " Day Dissilling Coz anu
| ,}aines CagHnaugh.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1886-06-27

rns Vsda,la Sentinel has tho 'o'
b,vias rega,dlnn the Mnron buldins
IL Na.chcz, mention OF when was
made in this paper e eoup'e ~ "'s
aga;
90. pntsaay night last one s'ue -
the two story brick building stua'cu
on Etaaklin street, NatcheH, MISE,
Owned hs the Marion estate eol'aIse',
,he iou.dation having been weaSo''e"
bQ the recent digging Of u c'l'af o" y
~, a,Il tesnt Luckily however, none
Of The sama,tes were IN ih" porto" "
the euildio9 al tho time, an" vi es-
capped iujury."
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1886-06-27
,oyrrsIANA UNIVERSITY.

IN, ,,o sniri, Of the mos, epiishteHe"
sto.,smauship the United States Wv,
,r,,,ant donated TO Loui-laha' 40 w
other states, the funds to ss'"o'i'" q"
Ino,i,u,;on for Military Literary "'"
1,dns,rial Education. This enao"
| mont came direct from the he"s''
,overnmen,. The anornt OF '"es'
e.,s was fixed and recognized by she
constitution Of 1879, and, OF coerse'
,, f,nds can never be despoi!ed or
,,r,,,ed from the purposes for Wh'c"
,hev were granted un!ess one s'a'' i''
,.;.. her most solemn trust ana tepu
, ,,.,os ,ar mos, sacred obligation. 1e'
:, .,.,re are adyocates- Heaven save 'he
,yo,k-of such spoi!a'ioh .,.
- " r,ho funds given by Consreas "''
= .,e;.ian; To- pay the tuition, 20 'uih'7'
= annie facilities for the h'ghes' s"', . :.
e .:.', ., ali who are able 10 Pay the OK
- ..Um 'o',sos of boaId and lodging. Iha"n
r. ,n,r!ficepce uf The GoVern
;,;,,. without expense io h'
aw.r ,.itizens, has fully cuoippen a"
.".n;shed University. Bat uh'ol y
nately most of our young an" aI,a. a9pn
men are unableto ava'i '"e'''9 :,
This splendid opportunity 10 "D
hict education. The UuiFets"S 80
With. omen arms but they t'e .,,,i
o,w anr IN f,v TO her embrace. ne ~
-op, aro furnished 1.-The professors are 10
ont Of this Congr' sSona' i"''
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1886-06-27
4 VITAL QUESTION.

NV, river and Harbor bills adopscu
nv Congress for many years pas. e"
tain liberal appropriations Tor tne IN
,,roy.mept Of rivers whose names uo
not appear on any map tna' cvel VIZ
.,.;n,e.i Unknown creeks, sMa!i III,
ia,s nnimportant harbors, crooked anu
stsen rivers. running through com,
na raiively poor and thiniy popu'a'eu
.ac,ions OF the country, constantly re-
GAVE the protecting care OF the 'oS-
arrment. and we do not complain.
Dnt wa live on river whose name
:. known far aud wide---a river Wnose
h.ant;ful valley is not surpassed ~
fortilitv and climate by any IN .he
,,,o,,dya river the best adapteu io'
navigation OF any in the coun..y-a
r;,,ar whose bosom is broad, whose luN
lclination or fall is very slight waoss
hanks do not cave, which does NO.
ioverfiow, and on which u.AsnS
traffic js carried on by VAST anu pop
mlous countrA1for six months Q! wy
veare Yet, &range to say, the nahe
~ the Ouacfsita river is scarcely recoe-
,,;ve,l in Congress above a tiny iunoe'
in Minnesota or West VIZ
ginia
Owino to the exlSteuCc Va w"
,nree shoals our grand and importan
stream is ..,ied up" as it were, LOT nv
monihs of each year. These snoa'
could be and ought TO be removed y
y Consress. Every practical steanooa'
man on the Ouachita knows anu ue
c,ares that at "a comparatively stna
oynensp. Derp,anem navigation eau y
rstabiished, and they have repea'eu'
ne,itioned for this relief. Year ai''
year passes by and nothing is none. .a !,
rhe people Of this va!sey-lhe p,a. pea
J. t;fnl Ouachita Valley, from b,a.
river to Camden, are interested IN 'n 10
vital Question. Nature has cow, GOV, y,
them with highway--l comp'ele ~. u,
everlasting rival of railways. no ~,
,on. viii our people fail to look al'
th;s rrent boon How long WIZ IN
veuei.tc and feed on empty pto'n's'
r. sines seem 10 us candidly tina, !,
in neonle all along this valley shon'o
~ aside every other consideration
" endesvor to send man 10 oo"s, ms,,
who is able to impress upon 'he W.
~ ellis of tho Nation the impofl"hcs
~ Justice and righteousness "' !nf'ov;;
. or rather, creating low "a'e' '''' '
ton on the Onachi'a.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1886-06-27
,HiiE FVBliC

Mr J. r.. Heron, p. M, OF " sS'
Monroe, is in receipt OF letter ''ah
Gen. King from which we MAKE '''
ot,lowiug extract: 14,,,,
"The Bill for the Puhlic a'o'''.'s .s
,t Monroe will become law e"''"e
tho present Congress. may ho' t'.},
,h,s session for waut OF tifne, '"'
s,n, hone 10 get it through oe'"'' 'N
i,urnnent this session--ii a"s p"sse'
the Senate at my instance "'io ~
beeu fsvoruhly reported TO 'he Ra9"7. 80
81, , unanimous vote of the Com ~ 49,
saving il ia charge. Thefe Is no w,
nnsi,ion To ii az q Bin in 'he ii.,"s'
tina, can and, but there are ~
,,o.sureg before il which notes v WV
,,. its regular turn. l se.Ar'' Tvs e''1
age finally by sae present o'hs'e''' :
certain
Yours Truly,
FiOSD KING
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1886-06-27
.,,sshnrs Herald OF YESTERDAY

pas yicksburg Herald OF yesterdays.
says. .sCapt. IA. d. Vaughn mas oat-
saIse,, for the steamer TRIBUTARY ,ne
nr,pes;y of the Warren OH MUS.
sne il abont 90 feet long, stern "nev.
an, has excellent machinery. he VIA
run her in Black river IN connec'.o''
Win the Natchex and Red river fa',7
roaa..a From the aboveit would see.1
ina, Capt. Vaughn has retired from the
nnner Ouschita aud tributaries
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1886-06-27
WHO Il REsroSsIBLEi

=, ia misfortune that every voter
- ,ne Fifth Conxre ssional Distract eau.
MT nave copy of the Consressiona!
Record Of the 18th of June 1856. IN shas
Record. they could read for themselves
,ha Great debate on forfeited iano
Grants 10 railroad corporations. Al
e,.,s debate. Senators Eustls, george,
CaIl salisbury, aud others emphaei,
calIv declared that 1t is the rlgnt anu
,antv nf the Government TO declare
svery acre forfeited not earned WITHIN
the time prescribed by tne s'a.
These great statesmen s0ppeI.eu .ns
| proposition with vigor ana ea1.eS,"ss,
and declared that the SapseAe ~
of the Uai,ed States have never -.
cided that Congress cou'o hot .o.,I !.
Hands situated rs are those sfaa,eu :.
the ". 8. & T. railroad, between N.on
roe aud Shreveport. On the o.ne
hand. Senator Sherman aao othel se'l
a,ors who opposed the fofieisuIe %
enni,able grounds, Neutrality-suspicious.
declared that Congress should nave ~
f.ite,i these gran when the terms es
: nired. Apply this proposition 20 !.
y s. & 4. grant. Every body aum.
mat up to 1882, this grAntve couia
heen forfeited aud the settlers pro'ec
sd in their homes,eads and the goSsf
ment's honest righ,s asserted.
Now we would like to ask why w
mt this forfeiture declared a IN
time? Who ia responsible: WIZ a.
gentleman who was in Congress pr
< to 1889. or his friends, rise 10 exp'a't
y a. do they think that the peop'e !.
s.u,,;d that they ueithe. requ'
'u nor ali entitled to any exPlanas''"
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1886-06-27
YUutA Truly
j. FLOYD Is ING

t,,,veruor McEnery WIS inietN Ni''N ~
:, Now Orleans las, Sunday ~ ~
I,s.,,,,ive o! the C.'y Item. l"'5-'
,,,.,,,s item says regarding "ae q"
tcrvieN;
..rns 1,crOs&cd Coy M'nuF'S =
give the people bis S''"s 80, ." ,.,' aro
nor,xn, subjec, Of nish Licenses "ra Wv,
,n ,eD,ica tina, nis views were c''"' y
nd systematically stated ~ h's ~ ~
:, the Gcaual ASS"u'p'1
eos then asked il he wouiu ~"
Sunday law, and lac aoa"e'ea '."' - -
~, ,n, care To talk .oi sarh Pu'''''',.
, ,.f,,c he acted, aud that he " 1''
p o.r..ully study The s'i0a'lor' "''''
). the ,euuirentn's as th!5 p''','
r. themselves to his nind, best '"' -
h public veal" .,, ,ha !,
r. s;ney the aoove Wa ci'pp3a '"e -
l. nn. been sigued.
:, '"7 " Eprron TEl.GnhFH
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1886-06-27

Washington special TO the Pea
xunc says that fhfn"F u , "
,,,onc the Republican 'h''' "'''f
',".,.,,.s ,di9urns thcre Is 80 he q
.,,,esals removal Of pron'Heo' i'F-
r,b,lcan officials and clerks, ana 'h"'
$50 aiscussion Of tho rum has 'auseI
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1886-06-27

Yhe sugar Planter eihin' ma.
v-o,t Baton Rouge parish man p'an'ea
a spot Of ground eighteen 'ee' 7lua.o
in lrish potatoes aud gathered there
from twelve husheis,
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1886-06-27

a,n,. ( fliowing Is statement ~ 'ne
condition OF the Bank 81 Mon'oa. ,..,,a
will he Seen by dedncttng NV
from ii.e liabilities that 'oe'e 20
shurlpge at 80, l6S,li
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1886-06-27
CENTRAL' -n,,,
y EEM ALE INSTITUTE,
clinton, Kinds County, Miss
rh;rL Collegiate Year Will
Inc ,,o.,n Tuesday, Sept. 2S' Aeeo'

.ars-Prestige of a long ,,nh ana
ADyAHTHaer: Aylfs,1 Career: full Corps of Accomplish
ana ssSs 81 Hss!asss
sSsaai,thfainess pleasant da9 mG%s re,nef aor
msns are taught by precept ana 0Nf
E1Rsnscess Catalogues, or other infqrmatM,H" No
.dTpess Epe DR. WALTER HI, hiihMAiN Trnsice
RonsRr KErLs, .iacse;ary rresi n9"f'
Gro. WHrrFIEID, Secre''S
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1886-06-27
Do YOU KNOW
urc1sTRATIoN NOTICE

ro,,ce is hereby given, to the voters 70 sesisI S1
the oi that sestien tas of' of Of
snS ssa Msnass Nay OF
saR;d city at the store sss e5 sa Il daH " from
vii! DC pamd from 2 p. m: to P lasc m:; un'''
to d - mcYnsiye MI % of April 3oth, A; D issS hSoR
Registrar
Monroe, La, March 2G, 1856.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1886-06-27
AsslG'rs.s
LIABILITIES,

Ist3f. pay{iDle .,,.."...''..'..'' =
Amounts duo 70 ''un"'' II ,O22 70
ana inuiViu''a ''',,.,..... '',,,, 27,s5ST
oyardrawn accounts of STATE
National Bank ana l.. d. A'"S- y,
HbNtA n w AAatAAs
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1886-06-27
z. Richardson.
II NV =

John McEnery,
,,o,Srv ATI.Aw & LAND AGENT
" No. Carondelet ST., New Orleans.
M pI1sTNEsS at the Land Offices IN
ANw New orleans Orleans and washington City aSh ase a.e
tended % to. Agency for sale and a,Pp,nroVed P%rcn.d
~ Plantations, Farms ana
ands solicited.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-18

DIR. n. r. Minor has communities
ton in the PosT-ISrxILIGEScER jusl
at hand, which is editorially Endorsed
by that paper. Ii Is In the direct
line OF recommendations urged re-
pea,edly by the Argus within the
past few months, namely, that the
better class of our citizens should
unite to settle this vexed Chinese
question, In order 10 take 1t out OF
the hands of those who resort to un.
lawful and criminal methods. Port
Townsend Argus.
DIR. Minor, Of Seattle, In the PesT
lSTELIIeEScER. publishes suggcs
ton for the calling Of . convention,
TO be made up Of delegates from I'll
parts Of the Territory and represent
ing tho different municipal govern
ments, boards Of trade and chambers
of commerce, for the purpose oil
taking intelligent action toward se-
curing the entire freedom Of oui
Territory from the Chinese, and By
cooperation with other States, theii
utter exclusion from The country.
This matter 10 suggested By the larEs
and representative convention held
At Sacramento. The suggestion Is =
good one aud should Be heartily sup.
ported, and the News IL In entire
sympathy with the move. Further
notice viii be given Of the matter
observation-disclosures News. =
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-18

All the Chinamen have left town
but Y,k Lung. and be win leave dur.
Ing the coming week, or e soon e
be can disposs Of bis property.
The capacity OF the Scdro shingle
mill viii BE- l50. 600 shIngles per dsy.
The machinery il expecsed soon. Nc
doubt this enterprise of Mr.. Cook Z
will meet with deserved success
Captain Noyes. Of Utsalady, wss
10 town last week. He IL negotiating
with Tik Lang for the purchase d
the store building owned by the
latter. II the bargain y closed
Captain Noyes win put IN a full stock
of goods.
J. T. Longfellow moved his logging
camp outfit to Port Orchard last
Thursday. He win engage In logging
at that place during the coming sea.
son. Quite Q number Of the boys
about town accompanied him to
work in the camp.
Under the new revenue law the
Commissioners do not sit as board
Of equalization until August, conse.
quenily the properly road tax cannot
be collected ill after that date. and
as a result the roads will not be
worked till fall. II has been demon,
straied that IL il useless 10 work on
the roads In the fall on account Of
the heavy rains.-Skagit News.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-18


Postmasters In this Territory wer,
appointed last week as follows:
James h. Cline. 81 Mitchell; I. d
Woodland. st Woodlawn W. d
Irwia, 1t Pslouse; Jason @. Corbin
at Slaughter Paul Llpdemans, q
Ethel; Rufus T. Siier. at Vance.
New postosfices have been sup
piled with mail ~ follows:
Vance, Lewis eounty. special from
Messy Bank. 50 ma W Ethel, Levi.
county. special from Covlit1 . ms
Ne. Mitchell. Kitsap county, spe-
cial from Seattle, NibbeviIle. S ms
n; Sackmap, 81 ms NV. Wood
lawn. Whatcom county. on route
5. 2oe, WAatcom. 81 ms. E; Park, u
ms. Sc.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-18
To all whom itmay Conesrn

OvB1cE o. TIE CoLunBIA AND PuoBTi
SOUND RAiInoAp Cn,rPAuY,
WHKhskiaAus. sY z bbEESb skzkrke
W este Ausust 10 is74 e1scuteA n Pm.
guanoe Of IN ordinance epproved Au5c11l
- lea the CITY q eeest1o ounveyed 10TH
transportation Company, "a q tids
lands south q King slresl In said city q
eeattla n. along. around and aboutKhice
~, 1cm sxtrems high = ex1rumo Nv
lido ard den water and.
Whereea Tho Leg1s Iaxfva Assembly a
he Torr!tcQ 81 War1inx11A. b. "a Aol
APPROVED November Z Ma rafi1sd and
cc.asnsd ~ ers.t "a eonveysnes1ps.
Wssssss - q. AZ S1 z u; IL fss,s,as.v.
sid eoa{<ls and Wails Wsija HSiIruS5
snd Trasspors.<ioa comps.y. b - IN
wssrss1, TAs unis.s ss.sss b. sssss
coed IN sd grant ac1 oonyeyanesi 81
-, No. The ~ eeafsls nd walls
pany ~ tEnnsfsFFsd ard convoyo1 q q
aid lands 70 the Colums1a GA RAgs
Nov, thsrsfcss, ths a Columbia end
Puaet Sound Hailroad Company hwBh9
gives notioe that n siaine the exclu11vt
1xht - oco1py natd lands snd y sresl
whnxyee I'D o<har sfrucfur0 thnroon.
and that I'll persons are hereby nostasd .
any Of MD Iasls wifheuf the oonssni b
wIati.g q sald Columbia snd P1esl
Sound kailroad CuuDany.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

TNTHE DISTRICT COURT FOR TIN
= Third Judicial District Of Washington
Terrfscry, holding terms & ecsftle.
NO Is 9--y9hn @. SeAyey. plaintiff vz
William n. ncwellyn, in his own prouer
person and a. the executor and trustee 81
the ESTATE Of stephen w. Hovey- AZ.
oeese4- ct al defendants.
Uneer and By vfrtne Of an order Of sale
iesu-d out Of tbs above named Court N
me shove entitled action, I'D the 16th
dAy q February, lisa snd 10 me dlrecse1
And delivered. have duly levied upon tbs
and ~ foIlowx towit:
Lst numbwed thres q, Of block mum.
bered 1fry t50s. ana hot sumbered tire
~ OF block number a fKfty -four l5Sl Al IN
MAynerdB town plat Of the suwn fnrg
c5fyl q Seestse. In said King county: : nd
also. II 10 ordered that aid lot shree a, n
block numbered dffy-four co Al Nav
nsrd's plAs. b soid drzt IN order It The
Notice y therefore hereby given that On
nafurAays shs - aay q Arm.
loeo.
A 10 o'clock q 70. e sid dsy. In frunt A.
ne Ceurt House door. n the city a. 800.
u King csrnty. Wsshfngton ferrfsory.
! -. y coemence - sasd order a. eale.
al ne above Described property. o. g
isfy the 1sdgnsaf i ~ sct;oo. va N
t<rcst th~reou and costa ~ uuhfIe 49,
tiea 70 the h1xhesf bsddsr fur -.
la1ed g beuft1e. The I'll day q March.
ND sAess~ 4 a. = 1913 49, ~
~ eahvu = Alalne. anGssnag6lFp1 49,
- 49,