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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-09-18

Cholera is gaining ground in Austria 1t
is worst at Lie, village near Agram. OF
the 900 inhabitants of the village 80 have been
stricken and rs of them died almost immedi
ately. The people jistrust the doctors and
conceal the sick as long as possible. Doctors
are frequently stoned in the streets. In one
house 4 mother and daughter were found half
naked on bare floor, writhing in the agony
Of death, and in another room lay the body of
the father upon which had been thrown the
corpse of son. The villagers are too much
frightened to help one another.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-09-18
FOR SALE.

farm of 80 acres, II miles from Lisbon Village
81 from Lewiston City Hail.. good soil, good build.
ings, well wooded and watered, large orchard, and
cuts 40 tons of hay all moved By machine.
n. BUCKHAM,
septlod5t&wlw LISBON, Ne.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-09-18

The republicans needn't write up the re-
publican victory in Maine and the democrats
needn't write it down. The truth is that the
republican party WAS arrayed against very
many of its former friends AS well as against
the democratic party, and its success is the
more gratifying to itself for that reason The
facts aud figures show for themselves, and
nobody is going to gain anything by misrep.
resenting them. Mr.. Blaine has certainly not
been hurt BY the election on Monday, and the
prohibition party has been. 1t does no harm
to tell the truth-NeT York Graphic Dem.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-09-18

AT LOWEST PRICES. Eng
lish, French, and American
makes of fine Toilet Soaps.
PARTRIDGE Bros,
Under Granite Hall.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-09-18
New York Tribune
What the Result in Maine Proves.

The Mugwump newspapers are sorely dis
appointed over the republican victory in
Maine, and are making desperate efforts to
show that the figures lie. Comparing the re-
turns with the presidential year of 1884,
when Mr.. Blaine was candidate for Presi-
dent, and mIsstating the result this year, they
pretend to discover something unfavorable to
the republicans. These newspapers have
been for weeks declaring that there were no
issues to bring out the vote this year. and vet
they want to compare the result with a Presi-
dental year, But even if that were done
fairly it would make a showing quite different
from what they give to their readers.
The truth is that the victory in Maine Is
unpre cedented in an ''ofi" year since the time
of the war. Except in presidential years the
republican plurality this year is larger than
in any election for nineteen years 1t is no
wonder that the free traders who lose no OPP
portunity to assail MIR. Blaine and the
republican party writhe under this unusual
victory. What becomes of the wonderful pop
ularity of the administration with "the mass
es" which those newspapers talk about This
result has been accomplished, too, without
that machine of officeholders which we heard
so much about in 1884. and without money
enough to pay the legitimate campaign ex-
penses. In Mr.. Blsine's own town of Au-
gusta the plurality is even larger than it was
in 1884. The only place where the demo-
Gratis make any gain to speak of is in the
county where the Navy Yard is located. The
partisan use that WAS made of that yard by
the democrats was in fragrant violation Of the
spirit, if not the letter OF the law, and will
probably be Investigated by Congress.
Maine has trebled in wealth under the pro-
tective tariff Its workmen have increased
their savings in banks from 81 500, 900 to $780,
600, 600, and the State has been prosperous
in every way. MIR. Blaine in his admirable
speeches brought out these facts so that
ev rybody could understand them. The re-
suit demonstrates that the republican party
is even stronger to-day than it was before
these free-trdse newspapers espoused the
cause of the democratic party.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-09-18

And are received
every day fresh and
nice at the Novelty
Store OF Gannett
and Morse !; they
are selling large
and small kinds at
low prices by dOZ.
or basket. Grapes
Melons, Ban
anas. Apples, &C.,
sold low. Fresh
CONNECTIONS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-15

USE the Arnold Cooker and COTE
Pot.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-15
NOTICE ExTRAORDINARY.
To the Old Folks, Widows, Orphans
and Deaf Mutes.

Through the generosity OF the Home
Dramatic Club, the management Of the
Theatre and attaches, the Old Folks
Committee are enabled to invite all the
old folks OF this city and suburbs-over
seventy years of sge-also the widows,
orphans, and deaf mutes, to matinee
holiday entertainment at the Salt Lake
Theatre, Oh Friday, December 18th,
commencing at 2 pm.
Tickets will be issued frOm the Con-
trib tor office, opposite Il. G. NJ. l., on
Wednesday and Thursday mornings
between the hours OF 10 and - o'clock.
This invitation is independent of faith,
race or color, and is freely extended to
all. Orphans are those not over IS
years OF age, bereft of father and
mother. The rules as TO age will be
strictly adhered to. All over seventy
must wear their red badges; those
eighty their blue ones; those over
ninety their white rosetteS; those one
hundred and over their gold badges.
Bishops of the different wards and
ministers of the different sects can obtain
tickets for all who cannot come in
person. These tickets will not be trans
ferable. Reserved seats will be given all
wearing blue badges or white rosettes.
The rest OF the parduette circle and
BODY of the house will be for the red
badges. The widows will occupy the
first and second circles, and the orphans,
the upper circle. Children in arms will
not be admitted. The deaf mutes will
be scattered through the house accord
ing to age. Tickets will be issued until
the seats are all taken. Those who may
not be able to obtain seats for the after
noon performance can attend in the
evening. when the Club will render Con-
fusion for the general public. Should
there be room left limited number
will be admitted at so cents each till all
parts of the house are filed.
These rules will be rigidly adhered to.
Further particulars will be published
later. COMMITTEE.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-15

Mr.. Park is in the East buying 81 =
Newest and Latest Novelties in Vac.
Diamonds, Jswelry, siiverware anu fA--'
Goods. -,---.
See our fine Bronze Marguerite F---t-.
Pair OF Bronze Hunters, in me -.
Frames: new Bronze and Marble -
Nothing like them in the West Ca. ~
e them, and you viii be ss.0nished s..
low prices. -s,i..
All orders by mail receive cur sP''
attention
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-15
"Buehu-Paiba.p

Quick, complete cure, all annoying,
Kidney, Bladder, and Urinary Diseases.
81. At druggists. s.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-23

The Tacoma Ctr uesncil has ia
ssruc,ed its Attorney 10 gsve bis osia-
fun Ia regard to the right Of she city 30
aasess aud cellcss taxss ca she prcpersy
Of the northern r.siio Railroad Cous
p@ny 10 the eity fimits also In regard
60 shs right Il shs elsy as desaAna srom
the eaassy rForeFtioaAss share Of The
sross earnings tas Ga said csmrasy.
snd report al TIE NEXT rr9nlsr meet
ms" lie attemps 70 sssesz sad collect
taxes Of the Northern faeiae Coaarany
y srievens eeease Ia she eyes ~ shat
eorrorstsen. whiea IL hiss heretasore re-
sisted fsom Laks sepesior 30 Paest
SQUAD, and Cur termsnss frisads are
trsncAiag upon dangerous sronnd.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-23

Despite the assurances Of Freight
Agent Fnlten and others connected
with The Nosthsrn Pacific Csnpaay,
freight from ths Essi continues 10 sosne
10 Seattle by haat instead 81 By rail.
fsfss six hundred pounds Of printing
paper came 20 the Posr IsrxlE1ekxcEA
In this way yesterday. II vas ordered
shipped all rail-" bas he Gully piece
OF rail transportation which IL was par
tisulasly desired 10 haye--svet she line
from Tacoma Ia ssa,tie--was deiiaar
sseiy cat Cd. That piece Of read mast
Be made nnprontahle. aud. II necessary
10 do this, all oonsection viii be broken
With rs srasas, iss mail service viii be
aisrspsed, its freight given 10 another.
and, IS Inst Fssars. perhaps. ia rails
Be taken ~ and iss bed returned 10 COW
rsssufN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-23

Chehsiis csaaty has ias, passed
tascash the tEysng sraeNi 81 eoaasy
- eoafesl The eAndiesses we're
aontssaHe. Lever Monsessno and CSs-
naopoiiS ksevva kandrei and fOarfssE
voses we're cast. cosuosesis getting s$s,
Lover Mea'ssNne a.. sad Mcnsessns
sc. Tbs feslsns Ia the eoan,y s~ss the
Astiss was EARN sEoagh. has vas nos
~iihia skaasan3 aexrv~s AZ insec=a ~
tbs hcas ssee - bs fsa Ia SPOKANE
cennty essr the daeissen q : Ike 9aea-
slaF thnrn
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-23
|I3s:I' 900 PURIFIED;
PF UNDE RS <
ECU i1IE
SUMMONS.


TN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
tory OF Wsshins ton- holding terms at Sc
attic In King county. for tie counties OF
King and Kfssap.
No. ssia--B. Ii. Rowm.n, plaintiff va
Henry l. YeslBr. r. ]. Moypihsn am
J.mss Aiken Gpartaers a. Moyn ban &
Hanford. ~. > Cs kesk. Owen McCcr-
naiek. Merchants National Bank Of ssst-
tie. Washing on Territory W. ID. scott
william Walker and N !. Drew texetu
tSrsof the will Of Joha 4 ephs nsos Con
don. deceasca). Henrietta il Halter. s.
Lcuisa Aeksrsou, Susan Cog. Gessyilie
q haiier. ". !. Woodwari John X. Ben
aett. Mary l.. smith. A G Hooysy and
q. c. Humphrey startoers a. Hoove J,
Humphrey s. Col. Wallace Wilson ana
J 9. Pa don. defeadant..
Complaint fled in the county Of King.
In the Office OF the Clark Of said District
Corr
TIE Csited State Of America sind gysstiag
10 T ]. MoynIhsn and Jane, Aiken
tuArtners ~ Meynihan 4 Aikenl, &. Lou
ise AcksTson. W. =. Woodward, John Il
bennest MARI L. smith. A. @. Hoover
and II. c. Humphrey lpartners IS Hoovey.
Humphrey q 60 J. Wallace Wilson and
J. ; purdcm. defendants.
You 81 hereby required 10 appear In an
action brought against you by the above
named Plaintiff IN the District Court OF
the Third Judicial District OF the Terri
tory OF Washington, holding tnrms at the
city OF Seattle. In the county OF King, FOR
| the counties OF King aud Kitsap. and TO
answer the complaint filed Therein within
sixty days from the date of the first pub
iieaficn OF this summons or Judgment By
default viii be taken against y1u accord
| ing to the prayer Of the complaint.
1 "A ar&A a..ff ars Il f.s4er~s
ISIS made aud executed BY Henry L.
fseier. cns OF the defendants ab~ve
| named to Is ". Bcwm an the plnintiff
above named. wh oh mortgage was, on
the 81 day OF May. 1883 ~ ten M nufes
past p. m., duly ecoruet In the office az
tbs Auditor OF said King coun Y. IN vol
ufne ~ OF mortgage on page al. and IL
q en- upen cert in lauda toersia de crib
ed and to procure . salsaof tn said mort
gased premises te cept poffi.ns the eof
released b. tbs marfgsgee, as allsx d In
the compsaintl TO satisfy he smonnt that
may be sscsrt4infd b. the Conr 10 b. due
on III ssd mortgage AMI Ii notes So
cutet thereby, and TO foreeiose the equity
Of redemption ef the def ndanis. and ali
persons claiming BY. throngn or under
them. or any OF them. In Tbs marfg ged
promises 50 sold. and fer judgment again !,
defendant. II nry l.. Ytsie-. for any tsfi
cheney that may rcmtia unpaid after ap-
plying al moneys applicable thereto . 10
ing frsu such sale. to tbs payms Mt OF the
amount 80 esce tanned 10 be due
Witness the Hon. hoger :. Greene.
- Judge Of the "a d District Court
lsEaL. and the seal thereof. this 18th
49, day Of March. A ID. lsSs
JAMES SEAyEY. Clerk.
BY Nm l. LUDLOW. Deputy.
". H. Mrr.tok attorney Tor plaintiff
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-23

In letter 10 sha whaicom RsrslRs,
dated March isth. Register Convey says
there ara nos IN the Olympia Land
oaics shoes 1000 patents awaiting de-
LIVERY 20 owners. all Of which wcre
there prior to July. iss5, The indiifer-
snee Of people 70 the receipt Of patents
for their lszds has long been known.
and Il In marked contradiction Of the
abusive charges hsapsd apsn Commits
sioner Sparks for temporarily withhold
ms patents until Investigations Of al
Legged fraud we're made. II Rces 10 prove
the coanter statement made thai people
sbo are earning their lands honestly
and lawfully are rot ir Hhled With
anxiety 90 secure patcnss; the anxiety
being on the part Of the fpenes. who
feel that thsir schemes and frands are
likely TO be discovered in the thrsassntd
Investigations
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-23

ls a QvkspsRr.-Gsosge Il. Myers,
the well knosn cannsFy man, who owns
the SALMON packing establishment on
Milton Point. vas In Seattle yesterday
looking over the efoand With view TO
determining whether be would asteusps
10 run The csnnery ca the Soand thts
season or move his machinery aud
stock ever sn the Columbia and pssk
salnan there. In speaking % the sta
alton, Mr. Ny n said I'm view 81
existing circumstances, there Is no ase
Of talking sbeat ranuinz the establish
meet altogether With white labor.
There are certain portions Of tue we.k
that white man will not Do IL be can
pcssihly get eat OF IL. aud tast sach
work a. \ Chinamsn y adapted 20.
Aside from all this. u would cost frsm
70 10 70 per cent more 10 ran the eau
merry With white labor than IL would
With Chinese, aud hence ye1 v;il readily
sse that While th4 packers Of British
Columbia, Oregon and California eus-
ploy Cetness. coeld not smploy white
lah8F altogether aRd compete with
them. Ia l1sksnS ever rfy hsok@ ina
that since iSss / have paid aut q han-
eFasea nn raees Senna. Zoe fssA alone
uvsr $500, besides waas l hare ex
pended In nghes direcfsoas. Nsns trnths
OF this money feand iss gay int seat
tle aud was there placed in circulation.
have talked With q naash Der Of bust
usss nsa hese. who arr nv friends, in
regard 81 the situation. aud thew, with
ons exception. told rae wanid nas be
p~rnsitted 70 employ CatnAnnen in the
eAnnery tits season. II tesv are cor
recs IN their jadEmeut. ! shall ship sry
asscaincry aod stock On hsad 70 posl- /
land ] Frvfes doing bassass. 90 tie
Soond, bat II canuot he permitted 10
30 80 stshonf = ioss most 60 elss-
where where ! can. I am no Chinees
lover, and weaid Dot smplsY teen a.
all Il there VS. Anv way 70 sea around
u sffsoat iess. 9es uhsa psrxsas al
over she eo&si ~ INV iias sze eSnsssyine
cheap labor. eAanet employ hixnsf.
nrsssd tne1 aud eosnpess assh thasn. I 1
Ike any fsnily better titan ny neieh
nsor, and ms ssisehsr better shAn a !
CeizaDaa, aud 81 | cannot ran NV
BUSINESS sitho1t Arcassns the dasp' ess. /
are Of nav nelshhars. oil nas rsn Il !
At all shall Fssnrn to Portland tod ~, Z
hui vii b eFex sEAln before len1, 4
shea wtii dsaexE2lee what to g. IN re- 1
gstd 10 tbs N sssef. la the msAnlixs /
nere she ts tnksss peepke % ssAssae wiii /
eausifsS The sasstts ezndidly, fer on
saeir Judgement I shah acs. I de act /
e@2.oy oeisese sxsinslssly bS asy /
Hns&ns ! have packed sAinoa na Puses ]
So0Ed ever ssa - lssS, ard have sn- 1
piesse hz4dre1s 81 whsfs saea zAa VA
dt&e<, ~ sell s. Ckinsnee. always
~ waite nsa tie geefsrsnes sheet
a tne wcsk teey eaa And vii DO 4
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SHERIFFSSALB

TN THE DISTRICT COURT rQx "a
i Third Judicial District q MOAN ~
Territory. holding terms ~ Se1f1&
No. $3.50 ihsmas K. kusuIr48 ri
ti6 ys. Charles X. jennef sd ollI
K. geuner. defendkntA
Under and By virtue Of "a ordck Il ~
and decree Of foreclosure. issued ~ u
the aDoye named Court n ~ a19l1 ~
titled scsios, dated the 18Th dsJ q 4~14
lisa. wherein thu above neu<d -
obiained . Judgment and dsc<gt 1@111
the above named defeud4etA - 80
manded to sell the fclioHinE eScf|-
morfgsgcd pr-miscs that = % ~
Ali Of blocks numhes ID fh<ee
tl0j and twenty a.; lots nine " -
tiul OF biork tblrteen I'D; iots t1sy4 "
ana feae tfi. In block ems ~ - - 49,
stock addition to fheciiyof be1l4 -.
bieekH fiys Isl and ak 10 ~ u o.
supplemental sdditson 10 The eie[ 4
tie. all In said King coas.fy, ". y
In all 50 o q fnsrfher with ~ au6 3 ~
lar the tsnemenfs hertdif4 Neru - ~
pu tsnancee III .reunfo belo14l9<
Notice IL therefore hereby kisea 60 Z.
"a iurdsy. the fTsh asy - ArzA
1855.
At the hour 81 10 O'Clock . -
day. AZ the Court House dsor. y
OF Seattle King county. ~ ~
Territory, VIII, In ooodienc9 . -
der Of SAFE and d-cree Of ro.eci1l
the above desc ibcd Droperfy. = =
thereof ns may b. necrse4fy
plaintiffs Judgment vi b int9e
on and costs. 70 ans hlzhat -
do !, for cash. -.
JH. MORAN
mhls Sheriff OF Kinx oeuae{. ":
HAL 4 Rm N. sefornegs Tor z1-.z.!.-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-23

lie Suoho@ish Z - : = bad aacssz.
II SAYS shis Pep-s hAs frtaasAsiy ail<
did 10 skcse VIE aAttissRssesi Ia TIE
mass esny<rttcos az = Eco asoasss eco
- tie Atshsss." Tbs scam Il sscissy >
&c. Tbs iearaAs, - fsr from frs
qasatly alsG4srsS 10 shAsa 10 such ssrus,
never cree az. TIE Ks~ Ia Ia lsss
ssas serthks saiszesgSseEis "a tAa seee,
stsn Of whieA IL 10 - nIkns~r.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-23
THR HOW Ard LAUNDRY

IN THE PREMf ms FORMERLY
W occupied BY Gee Lee 90 Mil street.
between rhs d sad Fonrtb.
he subscribed soiscis. = sharr OF the
pablo D AZ ena<e. ana being thoroughly
scea ttRteo win the susins -, c N asslre
as cu-fs ntsrs % Satis n. tary work aad
also 81 moderate chsFgcs
mkst n i. H0wApn
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Proposals for MdiiarJ s.
Plies.

HKlnorAzrxns Dxf'r or TEE cettr
Oace o. chief Qssxteymz1H
ykxcoUyEn BARRACKS. v. t. ssss - -.
CsFALED PROPOSALS. n TRIPLE.
snbi a 20 TIE us1ki c11H 49,
recelvai Al THE aff.ce oras zbs e9cM
U. :. oaariermssssrs q the foiissn4 ~.
post, unfa II O'Clock asc1. - ~. -
NHre- q. ises, AZ sbish fisc1s - - 49, -
will b. oSebed. IN the pr e.1S >s--~
Tor the furnishing kst deArs<y q ~
supplies during she tscsl ysx 49, ~
Jals 1. isss. snd ending Jnn< =
ws.,a ohxecal, oss. Bsris5. 80
ana straw. er Hsy IN Ii<a q Arfx ~,
of rata sups ilss a. mag b Ffgehse
isna. Os-srs Boise Essfzcs
Toxnsend. ". T.; Korf Cesar a<!S 80
Rost sgoksoe. ". T.; fpss csss!
W.ils Nstls, ", T.; fsasonssr y
Fort klsmsth. orfsnn. ....< 4 =
Ths tsosefnmsns tfssrFss ~ =. - =
sec, asy o. o. prePoss'4 fs...,sss4 -
Elysn - srtciss o. dsfnst1s -. -
20 srsseiss o. q zzsesfIS p<odasue@ ~ ~
40 "a psrsfc Ca4ss cunsitfees q 49, -.
anaisty bsins elssl. - fhs fxs<ns -
- moffsp rsquirse ~ The pufs't e-s< - -
B.sss ~ paszis and prfI<sd 80 z.1- u ~
ius fl.i psrsieulsrs e 10 - $780, ~ =
efna. ssc viii b faFrls1es 90 = y - -
IA oescs % 20 ths Qasrterrzzsss
70 1870. eoss.sstss prgsszais $500
,a.rs - = ProDozsIs fsf - = -. ..1-s1n
irss-sd % tbs asd<fsigusd - ~ &
fo-s oaAr'sr1nAsssE1 4 EErsornk
Lasut. Col. AID Dsrsss 2 =. e y.
FIJI dwsv t1'e -
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House to Let.

THE SOUTHERN CORNER Housg
o. the set on & r 81 row OF elegant
aws Hing house Gas hos ana cold water.
b 9TH on second hoor and sii me6es con
Fcnirnces- Apply 10
rnhu NM n wOnn Aren't
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NOTICE.

/ Will SELL At PUBLIC AUCTION
thirsy six handrV4 ponres ssso0 -, Of
t'repsrcd 0stagn toe same ksvis been
ssSsad w. End forfeited TO- ske [ 3 ted
states Gsesrnnaeft. 10 the hszheRt bid.
ter fsr casa. a. he / stom House. IN PERI
feSuscn3. Washington Err.tory. q the
sesh DAr ~ arm. isss
The Opium VII % so,a IN eaaati.ses 70
suit pzrchsssEG
EahiS1 TT HAMILTON.
I. :. Marshal fSr Wsssingtos. fersstory
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To Lot.

A SUITE or LARGE. my,
n vel furnished rconas GA first 4 sar !,
al-c. one single. saanv font room Terms
10 = 20 desirs lc PEOPLE. hast eide Thisd
street tmstdie houset tetween Columbia
and Marian u.h31 4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-23

MEs. W. A. WASH. successor 10 Wash
a. Pf1tchard. 10 IN receipts OF \ choice
line of spsine Goods, has employed q
firsf c.sss trimmer. and i nou ready
for orders from the LADIES' Of Seattle
and vicinity. nk2i
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FANCY POULTRY.

THE eUBsCRfaxR sTILL HAS A
ChickEns tex xszs 81 ~ uaca or IS p<I TIA.
kgwz. ~ dazen fse 81 Cal and sae.
n u. HOzkINooN.
MS zx>D HlAksly. ". r
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nssS.

HAuLAssRos- Seattle. March a., 10
the wife of J. A. Baiiisrzson. dangh-
ter.
ORoAK Il Seattle. March Is % the wife
Of sailiard n. 0ao.k. a daughter,
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sics hesdkche. habirnai oosuveaess
pains in back and limbs. loss OF appetite
bad brs4th and taste IN the mouth. etc.
entireiy cured ny the use Of
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MONEY TO LOAN

ON IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY,
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BEST SMOKING 4OBACco, 50
ceuts per poand. Anti-Ioeig, az the
North Pacific News Depot. Mill At jail
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Tn THE DISTRICT c0uk1 p0a I'M
l. Third 5udici< nlsln<& x NS1hlns1x
Territory, holding terms 4 HssttI&
No. t9i1 Merry A. G1ho1n sl1l6t|<
VI. Frank ". Chambers, dsfrnx1a[
Under ana b. virtue q A oftm & -
and decree OF Foreclosure. h<n4{ - n
the District Court. holfinf - ~ = 71nt
tie. on the Oh day Of NarcA r. = ~
above entitled action, whe>1|1 81 6IS<S
named plaintiff obtained j1lm@1l 1nf
decree against the above nc17/ 111n<
ant. l am commanded % = ~ I1|I.uk
ing described mortxaged pe>E11 - \
70 say:
Lot four 10. five lsA ten N o|@sm ,In
and twelve On. IN block hia1l -(111 =
ID. II Denny first addIffoH y N1Il1 ~
tie. King county, w. II.
Notice i lheriors hsne5 siy>s. 111e1
saturday. the 10th eeT - A1<1I.
1885,
At the hour Of II O'Clock =. H.. 4 - -.
al the Court House dcur. d ~ ~ 4
Seattle, King county. Wsztine>c1 IlEzI11I.
will, in obedisnce 10 cid Sr1ex 4 a. A.
decree OF foreclosure, eli he s,,s> 1n61(|l1
prupefty, or 50 much thereof e ~ y -
cesssry 10 safety plaintiffs 1u1fuuk ~
interest thereon and costs. - ~ nf111x ~
best bidder for eashs
DatedAt Settle this i0sh a. q MH14
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mhltfd sheriff u n1n9 e11s16
Hall 4 SAITH attorneys fof pl1i<EG.