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Martina Stirk and husband to John s.
Keeley MART of lots 4 and IL, sn,rapa

Martha Stirk and husband to John s.
Kelley, part of lots 4 and 5 in square
40 in indianapolis.
Frank d. Stalnaker to Joseph p. Collins,
lot 1 i in ]. X. Shapes Woodside addi-
John @. Wright and wife to Robert A.
Brown and wife. lot 20 in William Y.
Wileys subdivision of outlots 1872, 1853
and l65 in Indianapolis. .
Mary Il. Mann to Henry Bond, part of
northeast quarter of the northwest
quarter of se.stion 5, township Ia, range
5
Clarissa Williams to William A. Bristor,
lot 10 in Block in w. A. Bristors
first addition TO haywood .----
The Massachusetts, Mutual Life Insurance
Company to Frank W. Flanner part of
lots l and 2 in square IA in Obadiah
Miff1in's addition to Indianapolis.
Conveyances, z; consideration -------.
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Real Tsfa.e Transfers.

instruments fle&for record in the Recorders Office
Of aarion county. Indiana for tho twentyfour hours
ending at 5 o'clock P NJ, March 13, lSs6,.a fun.
nished by Elliott & Butler abstrnctsrs of titles room
No. 2, 44stnA Buldirsa
Simeon P. Martin and wife to Jacob Rich
ardson lot lib in North Place addition
to Indinnapeiis. ~ :. ....... 300. 90
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LIVE STOCK.

Cattle Steady, with Fair Supply of Conn
mon and Medium-Hogs Quiet at Close.
INDIANAPOLIS, March 13.
CATTLE-Receipts, 700 shipments, 500, Fair
supply of local; quality of common and medium
class of both butchers and shippers. No fine
grades here. Market steady. Pens we'll cleared.
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Louisville, New Albany 8 Chicago.
(Chicago Short Line.D

IClIcagO
Depart-Chicago and Michigan City Mail. 1910 pnx
Frankfort Accommodation -, 4:45 pms
Chicago Night Ex., daily, s....--..11:l5 pm
Arriye-Indanapo Night Ex., daily. S.. 310 ara
Indianapolis Accommodation. - 1000 am
Indianapolis Mail ..........-...- $40 PM
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Indiana, denomination & Western.

Indiana, Bloomington Western.
PEORIA DIVISION
Depart--Pacifc Elk and Mail daily andrc 7:50 ana
Kansas and Texas Fast Line r. G.. 5,1Opm
Burlington and Rock Island Ex-
press, daily, r. c. and 1850 pm
Kansas City Lightning Express. 49, 1900 M
Arrive Eastern and Southern Express,
daily, =. c. and s-.--..-....--.. 400 am
Cincinnati Special. 1910 arm
Atlantic Express and Mail r. g.. 3.45 prn
Express and Mail, daily, s. and r. $50 pm
EASTERN DIVISION.
Disqualification Express Mail, daily, SIRE 400
Atlantic Express c.. c..--...--.-... 405 pm
Night Express, daily s. and r. c.. 900 pm
Arrive Pacific Express, daily, and 7;20 am
Western Express. +. c.--....-.--.- 4:45 pm
Burlington and Rock Island Elk
press, daily, ). and r. c........ io2opm
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Good to choice shippers 6O05. 10
Fair to medium shippers A. O0O4.35
Common shippers and feeders. 3.5004.O 90
Stockers. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .O003.40
Good to choice hefers . 35O04OO
Good to choice cows. 32563.75
Fair to medium cows and heifers. $50 as. 90
Common to old cows Observation-Disclosures. 15002.O0
Veals, common to good. 4OO06.O 90
Bulls, common to good 175O3-25
Mixers, common to good 20. OO045.O0
HoGs-Receipts, 1000; shipments, 500 Quail
ty only fair. Market opened about steady.
Trade ruled moderately active until all were
Sold Closing quiet. We quote:
Heavy packing and shipping 50. 3O04.35
Light and mixed packing ----.--...-.... 4.1O04.20
koeioco H. HI ~
Pigs and heavy roughs. ----........... 3.5O03.90
SHEEP-Receipts. 500 shipments, $50. The
offerings were of fair to good grades, and market
steady All sold at the Close We quote:
Good to choice. So. 7505.25
Fair to medium. Observation-Disclosures. 4OO04.40
Common. .-................. 8 2503.75
Culls per head ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1.0002.00
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Not Necessary.

Not Necessary.
Washington Ratchet.
ssHave you been down to see the Bull Run
panorama" was asked of a Democratic Con-
gresham last week
'Oh, no." he replied, "but IT'S all right Ivoted
for the Fitz John Porter bill"
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NEW YORK, March I3.-While very good bust
reported for the week. il has been quiet to-day
with agents. yet with jobbers the movement is pre-
served of good proportions.
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Cincinnati. indianapolis, St. Louis Chicago.

CINCINNATI DIVISION.
Depart-Cincinnati and Florida Fast Line
daily, s. and c. c...--...-.... 400 am
Cincinnati, Rushvile and Column
bus Accommodation. 1888 am
Cincinnati, Washington and Flor
ida Mail p. c---------....... $50 pm
Cincinnati and Louisville Accom-
mediation daily -.--.---.-.... 655 pm
Arrive indianapolis Accommodation daily1055 ann
Chicago and st. Louis Mail D. c.. las ann s
Indianapolis and Lafayette Accom-. $50 PM
Chicago and st. Louis Fast Line
daily, s. and c. c.-..-----..--.. 1O:45 pun
CHICAGO DIVISION.
Depart-Chicago, Peoria and Omaha Ex.... 710 am
Indianapolis and Logansport Ex... ITO am
Chicago Fast Mail D. c-..---..... 1905 pun
Lafayette Accommodation. sos pm
Indianapolis and South Bend Elk sos pm
Chicago. Peoria and Burlington
Fast Line, daily. s., c.-...-s- IL: 10 pm
Acknowledgements and Florida Fast Line,
daily c. c. and s..-....-...... $50 ann
Lafayette Accommodation. --.....l1:15 am
South Bend and indianapolis Elk. Il 1:15 am
Cincinnati and Washing Mail, o. c $3.50 pm
Cincinnati and Louisville Accom-. GAO pun
Logansport and indianapolis Ex... GAO pn1
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indianapolis, Decatur & Springfield.
Depart-Decatur and Peoria Through Mail. $50 ann
Montezuma Accommodation daily
except Sunday 600 pm
Fast Express daily, r. G. and S. .10:50pm
Arrive Fast Express. daily r. C. and So. $50 ans
Montezuna Accommodation daily
except Sunday $50 ana
Through Mail --------------------- 5:30 pms
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TIME TABLE.

TRAINS RUN BY CENTRAL. STANDARD TrMrl
Trains marked thus r. c. reclining chair: thus, s..
sleeper; thus p. parlor car; thus b., hotel car.
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Cincinnati, Hamilton g. indianapolis.

Wabash, ST. Louis Pacific.
Depart-Detroit and Chicago Mail. .....-.. 715 ann
Toledo, Fort Wayne and Michigan
Express ...---.---.--..------..- 2i5pm
Detroit Express. s, daily. ......-.. 7IOpm
Arrive-Night Express, s.......-... 1.4O am
Pacific Express daily 1O45 ann
Detroit and Chicago Mail - 6:15 nm
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-28

TEE UHIoN PAoITI1.-A rsport 4 cir
cslated thaf Presidsut Charles REanais
Adams and General Superintendent 8.
T. saith, Of The Unisn Paci6e. are 30
visit this city soon Ii company with
@. A. WhiitisF, 9 Boston uapitalist, for
the purpoBe % locking about for q suit-
able GU lsf for the Uni0n Paeffs 60 this
coast. 1he statement vas semi-o fzeially
made some time ago that this road
would s0on begin cork on an extension
from Ogden. p. p. Shelby dsslarad "a
the time Of bis last visit here that IL an
probability the Uninn PaciH0 uOuId
build the next tranaoonsinentaI line.
Tue report Of the obisas Of tie visa Of
AssaraL Adams. Smith and Whittier 20
this coast was started a. Ogden, whers
they lately soiOuFned. and from which
paint. e Is stated, they viii proceed @
this coast, although it is likely that they
will make q trip over she Oregon Short
Lane before coming here.-iSaa Fran.
eise0 chroaicls.
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Xha eav n1fIs fuR H1nzfrnz1n guE1
n ths On ands n1sisau thEs zaan1A WI
arnrsazss ef01no. sd 41Nao e
1ais anz1unS b go - - uIne1E e ~
aioons a. tha tznnaL
Ith rspurtsd O. naat exzulanf a.
thn<ity t1af Y @. B1R1A Alz1l141l
Ctisf EzzinagE e tha AsE&haE1 k11111
BEilsu@d. Aan beam uE4lH1 t1s pnal1len
& Csizf k1zi1szr q re Cnin1 Fnciaa-
Ths ornnd 1aEy. On ths p4Et q Ne
Territory, tEauGhs In g 1lA - M18-
ElanHh1sF arzfnss Charlas Sesame fgr
- ki117nQ q Adau Gol6Hei1. 11s
nUbaK e WSt1as ua1 ng4 Ef1as.
m1ch q 1hs essfimamF takAa a8 lh2
thai e Galdsnaals henQ admitted Is
ths pzase1f txial - agEeeDs11 q -
azloEuRys Ihs de9snsa Us nj FlzoE-
ous. and alter being oat absuz half Al
holr he tuEy brsuEhs n . vsrdfst e
n1t Eziily.n
Tha aass OF ia Unitsd stAtes ". 4.
z LEilia vas On Trial for several deys
1asses we're saumoned and exAmlue1.
There uera foaK sounfa 30 the indica-
nsant bas TIE JudaB Fuled aenfnst he
pr0seazsson ca f1zes Of the eoantsoA tbs
Efg4nAs that Lille w1a the azent Of he
Northern Paei1n Company In oh.8lri1E
timber for ouEstructi0n puEpass. ana
he ease wzs given - The Jury On tie
count ebaEging Lillis with cuitiRg and
remuVinQ fance posts from Gsvefnmena
lands. TIE iaFy broazht IL vardiet
81 guilty In tie cutting of between fouE
and i've thousand fenee posts, and IL
Jndge imposed fns Of $500 and eos1s
e s1ik. he attorneys for Mr. Liltie
Dade 9 motion % appeal TIE casa % the
AexrttuxiAi Enpreme Court, bus latHE
Mr.. LiIiie paid tbs fine and eosfa. which
aggregated near 9 tho1ssnd doilaEz-
Stgnsk.
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ezzxEE4 Qcz 17s-Raw ennens ans
nsaz h ssa nnrkai ikis uk. Pusnsseu
- z1res kass hsan ss1ussf asun b
. rnah q aspgs.
HOPS ere nut ehmnnaa
ErUU 3 ez1Ss Der pozEa Unld err
wsss dsIirrrIi.1 tkr7r go = Es',~s-
9aaAeE 8Eo aEa t11MF. TaV wezs sold
ahg1. ans ncnfh - g S esnzs pr
HAE-Gsomsra rsssfrs 81 psr IN f1r
Hsod nag 1eliEaraa haEn. Esaafi rsiass
sslnain - 3 eenss psr esutaA e 50 pr
toa.
OATs-No nask-d esaaes : us.sd
aEa EEioaE nsnrHin ahs sanses WhniasaIs.
- % = ser faz-
E1oUH-E1 ftet anrhenzsf. Rriess
Eezaintnz - faIl0ass Iohhinx. ~ bsF-
~, fkMf4s 50, rszni3. OEsRap. 81 ~ p'ar
~ e s. - per tarrsl.
EEED-ar1uud baEIeFs $40 rz4 oEn-
al - - PSF tnms mfxaa fesd. 8l15
par eertai o. - per t1ns middliuns.
sIs par eanssI q 80 pr ton; hran.
81 peE ceztai O. - per tan, cracked
aorn o. feed fournl rnaai}, &. rs par cen
al e. 80 pr ton- West lupplies
soms from Whidby Ialznd and Danes-
nasM Retail prizes quoted af 81 50 Der
ssntal * IS Der san. Growers resefvs
Is nsS fun for WHEAT dslfFzfed here.
ROHAIOE9-Oafna % ra.a ~ suu-
Plies, prizes have dEuIined. Growers
sos reosips Si3aI4 per t0a, delivered
hsKe. and retail prices famsin Is III
pex esntal q SIS Per ton.
k6ao-AoHa eRR8 are making theiF
Ter 30 esnfs Per dezen. OEeQoa ezzl Be-
ina ~ eaa1s and Washington aRzs -
eenas per d0zsu-
wsek. GroceF8 h0sd ths oAofrsst hrands
81 s. SCENTS per roll, White the ordinary
qaalll.e1 sell foE soe60 cents Ger ron.
CHICKENS = EarmeFs eet t1G4 80
par dom foE old shiaksnss and so 80
| fer hr0ilsxs.
CHREsE-white River, wholesale, Il
esnls; retail. % ssnis par pound; Cali
fornia, Wholesale. 10 esnis; retail, Is
een1s per pound; Eastern. Wholesale, n
cents; retail. % cents per- pound.
ABATs-Bsef i Wholssaled hsEs q
~ cents per pound dresssd, and 33<l9l
oanss On foot; autlon, 7 oenss dressed
sad e393.25 eaah on foot; PORK, 81
cents dressed, and ga 81 cents on foOti
Enal, 9ldl0 eenis dressed, and cents Cd
foot. Lambs bring $I75d225 eaoh
PROVISIONS = We quite Eastern
sugar cured hans ~ I6(9l7 ce1ts PEI
pound; Eastern breakfast bacoB, l24ll
oenis; California sxtFa clear breakfast
baeen, u cents Eastern clear sides
Helix senfs; country hams, y cents
csEned bel. 3 cents; cornea pork l0sa l2j5
cents per pound or SIS per barrel Of ~
pounds; Iard. II pals 10 csnss pei
pound.
VEGETABLES Retail prices are q
follows: CauhfoWers, Is cents per dox
en-; cabbage, 2 cents per pound; cucum
berss IS cents per dozen; bnis NJ, can't
Per pound Or S1.50 per sack peas,
cents per pound string beans, 5 cent
per pound sweet potatoes, cents PEI
pound turnips, carrots and besta, II
cents per dozen o. ~ eants per pound
| b. the sack.
FRUlIS-Retall prices are as fellows
Pears. 6 nents peaches. 10 oanfs sp
pies, 50d7B ceBts per box; oranges, $50
50 cents per dozea; lemons, 50a60 cents
tomatoes, 8 cents; bananas, 5000 cent
Per dozen pine apples, 50G15 cant
cash; grapes, 10 CENTS per pound; nut
meg melons, 10 cents cash.
6AME-The market is well supplies
with dneka, grause and deer. Retail
prices rule as follows: Veuis0n, ca
cents per pound; grouse and pheasAntG
50 cents per brace ducks, $500 cent
psE hraes.
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I OTs AND BLOCKS FOR SALE IN
~ North Seattle.
Lofs and hlock1 for sale a D. I. Den.
AZ 2 nEst second. third. fourth nfth ana
Lots ana blocks for sale IN D. I. Dan-
MS Park addition.
LOS end blooks Ter sale n D. 7. Den
avs kagt Park addition.
Let's and blocks for sale IN Mob Hill.
Lets and blocks for sale IL arean's ID
Leis and blocks for sale IN various parts
Of the city.
Farm lands IN King and skagitcountiss
SPECIAL BARGAINS
The sE4of 1 SEQ Il n Is north
range 3 east 40 acr6sl AZ go per acre.
In lot IL M ses ". u 25n0rth, rAngs
east II acres. $50 per acre; improved
Lot 4. block 81. Terry's addition, es0o.
q nns house end lot IN d. 7. Denny,
NH addition. 3l850.
A house end two wen improved i0ts
Nos. and 2. block s hden addition. SI10l
Al o. block =. kden addition. e IS
for corners and US for inside losa.
I.os and 9. hiock 81 b. I. Donnyis frsi
WANTKD
Property n all parts of the sity and
county % sell
N0sey % loan on improved city and
tam property.
HOUSES no heat
Heuseg for rent and fer nala
Aoana negotiated and investments mad
Taxes paid for NONRESIDENT parties.
Orders for al kinds Of rough and dress
- Lumber. LAth. SASH Doors and Mould
ings. win receive prompt attention
CoEre1pondence from abroad solicited
soAdw6m
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PUBLIC sPRAKlMc.

Hen. Chasies ~ BFsdshHg. RspahIicaa can
dida,e ioF Deiesatt - coa9Feas, }. G. Halnas
ard psher able spsAkera. viii aaarues hair fai.
- eitinaas u ne feliowins tines Esd places
Kast Sound, Thursday, Oct ~ a. foa. m.
Friday hArour, Thursday. Oct Ssf2o nm
Port Madison. Friday. Oca. p. Is $50 n
Newcastle Friday, OF. -. 81 pm.
hento1, Friday. Ocl - - 10 D n.
Kent saturday tAcl %. ~ ! p N.
1acoma. SATURDAY, Oct. a afss0pm.
Back Diamond Mondsy. Nov I. ~ Ipm
seattle. Mol4ay, Nov. 4 e. 80 , m
tee reSpSc1iNe Grunty Ceetral Committoea
are harssy Fequeasea . furaisn aaltlhia halls
ara mukic lor ne aec1~tsn. Ard kepaalican
neuSp1gsFs are rsaesste4 b puhiiEh tkIa -
z1lstee. ; HAxIER, eAaffmEn.
3 D. AxrnEnaA sesrasaET. aelaw
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TIE CokL TRAEEIc.-We take the fol-
lowing from J. W. Harrissn's circular,
dated San Francisco. October 18th
The arrivals for the week havs been
from Great Britain and Australia, 10. 20
tons from our coast colliaFiea, 1904
tons. All the wharf room Of the water
front i engaged, principally coal car
goes discharRing In fact, teams every
where seem 10 be moving coal only
this win last the entire month. There
b no marked change in prices, the ask
inc figures for loading EHRiish and Aus.
fralian have been somewhat advanced I;
this has restricted business. as Il takes
buyers some tiue to Be edusated into
accepting tie situation, more especially
when an advance IL demanded. The
present outlook Is encouraging to car
northern producers, as the present mar
ket pricea should b. sustained for sew
erai months 70 come. Late advices from
Australia state that the crops promise
veil, and that the tonnage rates outward
have been advanced tAis applies prin-
cipally 10 coal freiRhss.
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SAN FhANczsoo. 0st. H.-ArFiyed--
Steamer State Of California. from PoEf
land; ship Ivanhoe, from Seattle; ship
Canada. from Tacoma.
PoET DncovKnx, O1k H.-SaiIed-
Ship Jeremiah Thompson.
PoRT MADISON. Oct. 1.-AEFiVea--
Schooner Queen.
Pozz BLAKELx. Oct- H.--Sailed ship
Domingo Santa Maria.
TA7ooaH, Oct. ia ship Ii TOW Of
che tug Holyoks passed cut st 8 q m 4
bark vas toWed ont by the tug MoRnl ai
|3p. n. Steamer San Pedro passed oui
a. 6 p. N. A bark vas passing IN ct .
p. m. Cloudy. Fresh southwest wind.
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For Sale.

Rnn 10 800 ACRES or
wv and adi0inin9 she
Seattle, Lnks shore and Eastern
Railroad.
We have lands b tie acre n
side q Tie eitT Ezn1fs.
Ten o. l2 residences ; some Of
them very good.
Four business properties On
Commercial street. and some Ene
blocks on FronE street
Ons $4,000, one so 600, one
5000 and one $500 piece Of
property on Second streek
Tire Saw Mills. One Hotel
One Improved block m Con-
stock addifion.
Stock farm Of 1000 acres.
several small farms.
$4,000 stock Of Goods.
Lots and blocks in al parts Of
the city.
We think nov i IS good q
tins TO buy property in Seattle
~ there wln ever Be. The tine
Is not far distant Whsn Seattle
win be the recognized railroad
csnterof Puget sound, and when
this fact becomes established il
win Be too late 70 buy property
cheap.
HERNgR & DESHOy.
.oe5 208l CommarciaI street.
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gTEAMKR TRAVEL. ETU
STEAMER HELEN.
F0R COLBY. PORTS ORCHARD asB
WASHINGTON.

N STEAMER HKT.EN. WI
= zlllz. Nastaf. lsaEss Harrinx
tnnlE smith " karf saasfla. asery Nnn1sr
Weenenlag and Er4daY. e. a.@ = M. aaF
ehara Ala. . head q Psr1 " - 80.
EtturNinE leaYs hoad a rurf " aatlnrton
- - q NJ, had 81 paea OrchAFa a. Ia a.
n. Miffheifs Peint e. to<sg a. n. CallT II
n. eETirtna e acatfls nt1ua 80 an
fuMaay. LAuEsanT ana eatar1ag, dW
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NOTICE OF SALE.

Tn TIE DISTRICT COURT OF TIN
II Third Judicial Distrtct e. Wazhinzaau
Telri,ogy, holdinE tsr1s e Eeas4io. IN klna
county. Washington TeffitoFy.
No. 5Qle-sauuai A. HsYt, nbeIiant. ". The
Geamhaat 0eld Dust. her enainsa, killers.
tAckle, 4pparel ss4 furniture. rasponteat
Nelice y hereby Riven shsf. wherraa. ~ .
deeree o. he ahove entitled Court en1ered cf
record ta safd Cur % TIE ~ Az 81 o.
tooer. lseS. he shove named Efeamtoat Geld
Das8 ~ en8iBes. boilaFs. tackie, sppaaei ana
AurnitaEe, were eondsrnaed ard urI1EFsd 70 b
sold n the na1eer proxidee - iaw. % ansusT
N rrRFeF e fAe abevB nane9 iihsllauf ant
l1tefvenfl & libslianfs
Tberefsre. wfl soli saia steamboat. her
eneinea boiless. ackie. apparel AID furni.
tlre. e pubiie seetio8, % ths eirkess bfd8 81.
r. eaeh. q Z. v. Lake's saipyard. IL the citg
o. Seattle. 10 kius cgus1g, WsshinEaon TeR
ntoEy. e. Ten flcl oelsek - he sQrenoon. q
aocdaT. the lsl aay q Nayenber. lso8
Dated tAs "a EnF 81 ociaher, 1ssG
Uaitsa staasu MARSHA Ter washssTisa re-
niefy- oc3
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1ns 1eE 4nd s11lctea st1aid re- fal - Ell a
lin h DacicF - visited ~ heE.ltair ~
HlrcPe ~ oolalnad q graaf eeai 81 Vn,nahse
t1icrnnnsian waien ks d e1npelsns 10 impat I
- thezs - rcd 81 ~ services. N. GTnEfw
Va maks - ehzzra uzlesa - al'sesr : -
fefsc-a e1ra1 e. kcUs. osil o. wztse. ~
e9rtla lniestlpla slxtctlg eeuedenfiai. Sand
~ ecllafa - . baeknFe % ms1ioins A.
eF4S d. .. Y. diHB0f. Bra ISL. - Fran-
eiaeo. al NeEtiea RcsF-INrEIz1nEncrn
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FlRMS HR Sale.

FTaHE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS ron
= sale a. o. pRr4 e his farm, u rriies
non SEATTLE and e niles trun ske neu
bach rua4. 50 aczca e. surVsyed hy Klne
Ccanty surveyor Said farm Is wnrvnvs,,
OF into M scFe lots. and d al lgvel -
nsariy Al 61ttom iand and wen ~ artl-d
- hep. EArde1 o. hay caituna. The IS Ihfte
River couufy Rad rgnn throu9h the riacp.
paa2 oiGce Across the road tvs schnol
houses ard . church Withia threeon
eeFs e . nIle 81 TIE p,rmsaen. ena al.
rad cepot a1ly hAl8 : N = aWay. Il 4
situated IN uawAmksh rfvar vai3ey. 49,
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fRRRS and PLANTS.

A VERY FINE VARIETY or
N choice. haalthy Fruif fren. 49,
fianta ere respectfully Offered - ne noS-
itc tor TIE fa.i trade.
0rder eAriy. send Tor price liss and a..
scripuxe catalogue % TIE cloveraaia
frUit Earn aEa k,Ouitry Yard. Seattla.
So M. DAVIS. p-cn.
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Republican Meetings.

lion. EUGENE CANFIEaD. RE-
II publican candidate tor Conacilman
nom the Twelfth Council DiafricG, viii
address his fellow cifixsns at the fellow
Lng times and places accompanied b.
hon. J. w. Phillips and Hon- Il. II Roed
Je- a. AL paints n their respective Repre-,
sentative Districts. and Hon W. W. New
In and J. J. CAlAosn. ESQ, e IN points
II theiR Prosecuting Attorney DiEtricts
also, b. Hon. II. q. Ni1kiin, % whatcom
Port Townsend. Thursday Oct e. fDp.m
County and precinct Commllloes are
requested % provide suitable halls. and
hepuhiscan newspapers % publish this
trai COMMITTEES. q HANTNR
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SKAETLR March q issA
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yoaE1 md hoen afflicted via 4 heaVF.
painful feeling IN my korahead AID a.
n1gaE w0Ei1 be froUhied vita dfnlcult
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- that 4 had bar lite ronk. 4 waa Fery
1li4ar4oto 1rom THIS oatnxrn q the haau
noses ana tie a1EnnlA. Tor which I could
ma - ratleG had been proncunced IN
curahta Wh6n / soaghf gour care and
treatment from which 1 reserved reljaf
In Few aayA resulting IN . permanent
cura
frsm what know Il Dr.. Loreaker's
prufeaziolal E1iA and treaGment feel 1
cA1 most heartily reoomHsnd al parsnna
sazardnE kreLn disease % MIN, with the
A19ur1uce that they VIII recaiTe masE eK-
ceiient professional and msaica1 treat
menh CLARK u. DAVE.
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France, Belgium, Italy, Spain, and
Portugal have together 3 population
Of %. 000, 900, Of whom only $50, 900
are Protestants.