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Nxw LopsEs III. +. Jones. De.
putty Grand Workman of the A. o.
X W.. returned yesterday from q
trip In Eastern Oregon and Esstera
Washington Territory. Mr.. Jones
has been absent forty-tiye days In the
interest OF The Order, and has been
quite successful 10 his endesvors He
has organized SIX A 0. U. W. lodges
., the following places: Baker City,
North Powder. Echo, CenterviIle,
Palouse City and Pennington. These
lodges, be says, start out with good
membership. and promise rapid
and healthy growths--Portland News.
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Club Prizes for the best Home and
Refeiga Literature.

pv~.c~sed cf rmz IaytSe AGg and
enc o. other cf ear siys<t aas Amerfa1 n
uleathltes . sahsnriacf will and htrasris
N command ef th~ whcse sstuaft0r.-
Philadelphia ksening halietin.
FOR SIC 90 TITS iaav1No Asa ard any
ono of The Anscracan 81 na0ntkltSs taI
NArpsss Weekly or tSaxAxl ~sil be M
for rear. poetpAs1 or for o. ~ TaA
LAYING ASS and the ri .NiehciAs
Adaz~ss LIt-rhLL x 90.
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Tue sscA "a q nnsv.~- ss.cssid nesfAn 70 call q
hi0- Tia Doctor Ass vtnited III hop11Hls q
inSormation when Be d competent 70 Impair
70 those IN need 81 his SERVICES. Oh. 0m1Of
win make no charge nnlsss he e6sc>s . core
Pwsons cured - kome, Oil o. WRITE. Al
communtcAtiona strictly confidential. nsnt
ten dollars for : packaee OF medicine. a.
dress On. J. y. 0IBDoE. Rox looG, San FRA
ciscps OIL Mention Roe1-IxxEzxxaxpUzn-
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Lands for The landIess.

~ He SUBSCRIBER, LIVING ON
Eagle Hnrbcr. nine miles west Of the
homestead In lots OF s. 10 or Dacres each,
at the low rate Of 80 par acre. said lnAd
has been loGged on and burnsd over nm
81 Il d quite eaefiy cleared. II 70 nearly
leys l has but few stones. and lies In easy
reach Of the water. School and church
within . mile. Society gsod. Call and
dsswsn r. n. HosKINsoN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-18
Notice Of Final Proof.

.. 8 LAND oyYIcn AT OLYMPIA. W.T..
February 10, 1884
Hotics z hereby eiven thsf JACOB n.
nnal pFeof before Q. Z. Bosnian. 8 NHsry
Public, II hts once in SEATTLE, W. r.. On
saturday. the ION day Of April, A D. lisa.
on Pie emptson D 8. M. 1851. for the NV 4
o. ssction 5. tovnahiD 22 norh. rznas { sast.
ne names Witnesses; W, H. Miller. jos.
I'll Of sunn,aais ". p
JOHN 2. oovEY.
fe2espi Rsgisssr Of the Land of,os.
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KEYNorK TO HEALru.

Health - wr4lsk. wealth nzeNua indie
perdsnce. The ksy nese 10 Or. BcsAnka's
Cc0xA snd Lang Syrap. the bess 0oc0A
syrup IN the world. Cnres Coueks.
Colds. Pains in the Uheza, Eronohtsss
and Prinsry corsunpsicn- Ons doss
Rfves reisef In every 600. Take 10
other. Prsce, 100 and "a. 6anpisa free.
Sold by A. B. SrxwArr. dv
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Q. bland oyy7c1 AZ OLynrIA. W.T..
February .. 10o8.
Notice d her~by givsn that 8UupKR
Ea6EN has nisd roeiss % intention n
mako onal proof before the Osxs Of ths DIS.
tsict Court, e his oflos IN ssestis, ". Z .op
Friday, the 18th day Of MARCIA, A. b. isoe. On
Pre- smpti0n o. 9 No. odol, for the NE 4 Of
Nh Z e section q. tov1ikip - north, range
I east
He names q witnesses: liver B. Moo, An
deB Nos. Olof Otterscu and Johan Ro6aSpun,
JoaS =. oowEY.
felsmr25 nsgtsssr Of the Land once
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RIIRVIgW STOCK PARM.

T HAVE ON HAND A NUMBER or
= Hcis'ein-Frcsisn Cows and Hsifsrs.
with calf, due In the spring. and Q num-
hcr ~ the finest Bulls. one and two yeass
cd. I'll thoroughbred and registered. /
expect anothe< car load to arrive on the
18th Of March, ThAve good native Cows.
with calf b. Hoassezn Frcisian Bulls
which I win selI Il reasonable prscea.
Ny imported Eaglish Stations will
sand - fnziovs:
Tbs shire Hussar. No. sTA. and ths
roAdsser Issis Giant - LACoaner. STAN
wood md Kdissa-
fhs xngtish shire which win hiring
frcm tAs Kaf - larger sAan Hussar, ana
wfll arrive h esasxis March s.. He "a
ths Clsveisnd ~. Yeung epo-snmsn
WIN stand q eeas<ie. Re.son. white rsv.r
I'D Pnyallsp B. n. l. DAVE
nz3dufD Meant vexnan. VT
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In THE DI8TB1cI @
i Third Jud eel l1GlTI1=
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CHILD ON r

TvHE NEW No eWuu6
ss.s sss s.s q r. ., Ms2l. :
Urders frou IL cGur1r1 =
and VIII receite enrG( r.
tonfion. AK
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4 Administrator Notice.

EsTATE OF RoBtRr NccoNB. DE-
Nctfc- 10 hsreby given By the undsrsien>d.
Administrator Of The shove naned snfasol ,
the creditors Of snd ell persons hsy1ur
claims 90 nst suid dccsafs3, 10 exhIbft ~
ssn-. with the Necessary vouchers. within
sussve months from the nrss puhiinatioo q
tnis no,ice. - The UNDERMINED. Il shs nlsrl
chanss' National Hask. 10 the city II rssf IL
King county, waAhfn Eton Tsrrlsory. o. -.
sans will hs forevsr barr~d
wM z. REEVES.
Adn inis rafcr Of the ssfsas e. 1900 No.
Csmb deccassd.
Dsss q. shis notice ssd Of It's Ora publies.
tfen, February n. ioee. a.
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Fer gsssrse fever. dsnllisy, brain srsu.
bls. sAsse - % reUelay nks Dx. DenIrsss
osdsFy. besf and iru1. ~
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WASHINGTON
MARBLE WORKS,
UurU \ wRMur p,..,,.s..
For Rent or Sale

THE LARGE STEAM sAwNIII.
! capacity 100 900 feet per day, With I'll
Bellingham, Whatccm county. is o{Tered
Tor rem Or tAlo. A rare Opportunity for
any one DESTROYS OF engaging IN the buai-
nee.s For particulars Apply 10 K. KIr
DhlD9E On the premiees. OF ERASTUs
BARTLETT. III Hayes street. San Fran-
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7 B. Puxrnnxr. Insurazce and Com
mission Agent. ia10
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BBsT oHEwING TOBACCO, 20
cents per pound, Anti. Gooly, at the
Nnrth Pacific News Depot, Nil q. ja17
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ysnses nsaas' g sAos Zoe sais Il
Anzzxsrnrk nhIs
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Accident and Fire Insurance.. BxAn
czARD 4 PAHrRIDa.. Agents. de6
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0AIlI POsT-ImTElLIGENcER.
LEADING NEWSPAPER
Washington Territory
Publio.sisa Once: Post BuIIcias. Sea,
tle. W.T..
sahsriptioa 90 per snn.In. In "a
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-01-22
Now cr.ct. Ruilafng.

Mr. :. J. Dalton has gust begun the
erection of a new bric,z LRldinS. on the
corner Of Lemon and Third streets. The
size Of the structure viii be ID by 20
feet. and below viii he three store rooms,
vIn.e the sccoaJ floor. w,u ae made UP
&C oGic"s anu s.esP;as ~ r.ulants. -Mr.
Dalton proposes to push the building to
a rapid com pIetion, and when done Will
add much to Tie appearances of that
part Of the city Tu. ,,rHFs looks for
still further AMI ula,er:,,l tng- ovena ants
in the way Of new la.JiaS5 IN the near
future. Mr.. palton'= Investment will
doubtless prove 70 be one OF profit to
him and 4 pride 70 the city.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-01-22
cnrnciL prncrclIincs.

The city. council Of Palatka net Mt
chambers on Tuesday evening, present,
President Teasdale, AMI Aldermen Ken
ncrly. Loeb and Purcell.
: communication from the mayor,
submitting the name OF r. V. Calvin for
appointment on the police force was on
motion rejected.
Report of city marshal for December
was read, aud fled for future reference.
Petition Of 3. T. l.,,sscter and others, in
relation to tAs exported improper con-
duet of J. c. DoAneliy, mayor, asking
thar council take some recognition etc,
etc. was read. and on motion clerk was
ordered TO notify petitioners to bring
some specific charge before the Loard at
its next regular meeting.
IN ordinance granting right-of-way
u the Palatlla and Indian River railroad
was read and referred.
An ordinance prohibiting the expo
sion of fire works in tue city was rsac
and referred.
y committee was appointed to ascer
tain the cost Of bui!ling = tower for the
use OF the G.e department, and also t.
ascertain the cost of 1000 feet OF hose
and other i.r. apparatus.
a bill for leg.l SER ice. in favor of :
c.. Cochran, for $500, was refused, ol
! ground that the mayor had no au5horit
from board - employ counsel. Severa
other bills were r17i and ordered PAID
or referred t.. committee. Council thel
] aaiourned.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-01-22
Fancy Billiard :,

The game OF finger billiards which has
beenbefore mentioned, came off at the
billiard ptrlor of Mr.. 2. Cunneely, on
"Wednesday evening. Mr.. Ii. w. Null
lane, who 1t is said is the champion
player of finger billiards in the United
States, played two hundred points, hav-
ing three opponents-the first hundred
points being played with the cue and
the latter hundred with the fingers.
His opponants had scored 100 points
when he had made the 200. MI. Null
lane made also an exhibition OF fancy
billiards. Chinese Billiards, etc. IN in
teresting feature being the shooting of
a ball from n table and making it carom
on two ball placed on the floor twenty
feet from the table. A large crowd as
sembled to see the playing, and all the
louers of the ivory were pleased with
the entertainment they had been priv
elidged to witness.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-01-22
A DistTus
.aiShc6 Visitor

"en' w - 4. Price, Of Cheraw. S.
=, one . = .e most distinguished c ,riiii
nal ia"se IS of the Palmetto s.ate. IS
now al the Saratoga, on his return from
q try, to south Florida and the Gulf
/ Coast. He was called to our state to do
, tend Young Lowry, who was 10 have
been tried at Orlando FOR murder. The
young man IS nephew OF Gen. Robert
Lowry, senator for many years from
Chesterfield county, South Carolina,
and no effort viii be spared to con
vince the jury Ct his ip.9eense. Lis
thoughtful advocate, however, found
public feeling considerably inaamed,
/ and succeeded in aett;ng the trial pos
poned.
Gen. Prince has made acareful survey
of our state and is an&iousiy enquring
for data on which to formulate an accu'
rate and full judgment as to our advant
ages and future prospects that ne may
) satisfy to his friends at home who fee
Z much interested ia the subject.
Gen. Prince took view Of our city
t from the central tower OF the Pusnan
a House, drove out 70 the Folly, and
' around the Heisnts. On the whole h
is most favorapl, Impressed with Florid;
and Palatka particularly. We left hin
n the hands Of judge 'Fi.s who. per
), maps, will convince hin, that il would b
wise TO cast his lot aAors Us. We hop
he will print his notes when he get
home and come to see us again. s..
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-01-22
Col MN HcWiIIanis

Col. VIM. McWillams, the gifted cd
itor of the Callahan Record, and the
silver tongued orator of North Florida,
will lecture at the opera house. this city.
on the night of February 2e. Col. Nc
Williams theme viii be ireland" He
is thoroughly conversant with his sub
iect in all its details. political, social and
literary. and all who hear this man of
meteoric brightness will be enthused with
his subject and his splendid oratory.
You can spend an hour of genuine pleas
ure by attending his lecture.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-01-22
CITY Court.

" the city court Tuesday. E. john
son was fined two dollars and costsfor
being disorlerly.
John Mitchell. for being drunk and
disorderIy, went to iail for ten days.
Alexander Holmes, co,Hred, for being
drunk and disorierIy, paid two dollars
and cost.
Henry Baya, eolored, who disturbed
the peace, also paid 4 fine Of two dollars
and cost.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-01-22
After the Fire.

Messrs. Gard ler & Eaton ASSURE their
patrons and the public generally that
thev have ALREADY SECURED new
storehouse and will be ready to FILL ALL
ORDERS as usual, PROMPTLY and at low
EST RATES. New goods will arrive daily
and they can be found ready for bus.-
ness in Major TEASDALE'S ware house.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-01-22

The elegant schooner-rigged steam
yacht Leila, now leaves Harris whar!
daily for Crescent City, on arrival o! the
1918 train from Jacksonville. Return
ing, arrives in Palatka III time for sup
per each evening, Excellent band on
board and, ali Necessary acconAmot;i-
tions FOR passengers. Jan-l3-tf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-01-22
CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A w O r D

ADVERTISEMENTS. Ii words or more, IN
tbis column inserted for ONE CENT WORD.
Everybody VIII, has any want 10 supply
ANYTHING to buy or sell, any business or &c
Communications TO secure; indeed, any WISH 10
crafty. sho Id Jvertise in this column
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-01-22

Or. Mary I. Davis has her otfice Ct the
corner OF First aud Reed streets. This
lady makes n Speciality of diseases Of
women, and also treats consumption
and dyspepsia SUCCESSFULLY, by simple,
natural and commonsense method.
jan-l6-5t.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-01-22
AGENTS. FOR THE NEWS.

The following gentlemen are u. - W EEgLY
-ants of TIE PALATkA 49, 49,
GNsSws in their several iocaN'iee-
" Y Dewitt, San Mateo.
~ Valentine, Nashua
q : Packard, welaka-
= n R,rd Norwalk.
= = Marshall, Fruitiand. Ia.
7 / McCalluIn, orange Mills r H.
Z :, Rarrleute, Georgei own,
N,nieI Darling, Draytou Island
= /. Highly, Lake George.
r T. burton, Crescent Clty-
Sfric6land. IntertacEen-
< N,Inroe, McMeekin.
WIN Brajdock. Seville.
Is Cewdon, st Augustine.
A Vegeibach, Melrose.
TharIes Moore, Lake worth, Fla
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-01-22

Richardson & Co. have bought the in
terest of q. w. Lansing i'll the firm OF
Richardson & CO.. who will continue
the firm name as above, and will sell
more goods for one Dollar CASH, than
any house in Florida.
RICHARDSON s. Co.
Palatka, Fla, Dec. 10, 1885.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-01-22

Vertrees & Co. have very large stock
Of Seed Potatoes on hand, and for sale.
Call and secure prices. Can be furnished
in any quantity. Jan-i3ti
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-01-22

JURISPRUDENCE

solicited on all interesting to2,GMS grateful
out ins snsaI items OF Interest TO the nj IN
News sent by wire sso, ,.et % oeioek ?: ad-
Prscticaoie' anu IP.Hi,aTEA DAILY NEMo.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-01-22
Tho WRONGS ana E.ishts OF Ireland.

Tho v rc3gS aatt Rights 81 Ireland.
On the occasion of Col. VIM Mac
Williams lecture in Crescent City on
Tuesday evening last, or tie above sub
icct. that genial orator Eyl.s greeted with
:. FAR audience. Tie G'tlouel is as tuh
Of h's ea.. set Is rs heayt j. with love
for his native green isle, ard as he told
TIE simple and vet tragic story of the
wrongs and oppression of his people, of
thei- patriotism ;GA tore CT home, of
their education ard habits and of. the
place the race bal w0a il history. Of
their hopes detert4l ..l tircir ambitious
crushed. he enlisted the keen sympathy
OF his audience. Although Is made no
attempt ~ cratcry, his f,sney at times
fred his heart ana frightened his eve.
and his gems Of thought given with the
most impressive eIoquence won hearty
and frequent applause from those
who listened to him. The lecture was
delivered for the benefit OF the Presbv-
terrain church. af Crescent City, and net
tel quite handsome sum FOR the con-
gregatiCn.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-01-22
CITY NOTES.

mems on Saturday.
There was q temperance lecture al
,o Rantist church last night.
E,or;d, and PaIatla know not how to
-ote \ backward step-onward and up
ward IL their motto. !!
Mr.. P. e. 1Io2Iurray; of Jacksonville,
. well known carriage manufacturer
was in Palatka yesterday.
\. D. Robinson, the general travelling
AGENT Of the J. 7. 6, K. W. R'y, was IN .
t. see THE NEWS yesterday while in Pa
latka.
The new skates for the Elite rink are
expected toarrive to-day, and the rink
will open tonight with a full attend
ance.
Mr.. y. J. Dalton, Of New York, is in
Palatka, and, like many others, has
come to add to tie material growth Of
the city.
The advertisement Of the pig race at
the Putnam skating rinl,, drew quite
large attendance there on Wednesday
evening.
Mr.. y. Petersen, who IVES among TIE
/ foremost men in establishing tie Cana
dian colony at Iuter.acHea, vas IL to"n
yesterday.
| Col. C. Fabian Law, of Green Cove
Springs, was in town yesterday, enroute
/ to Orange Ci,y, where h goes on legal
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-01-22

In putting on your wall paper be sure
10 use .'Simon's Bug Destroyer" in your
paste, which prevents reaches from eat
ing the paper keeps ont iamPness and
destroys insects. For sale by l.. Meyer,
emily, state agent.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-01-22

For RENT-Seven-room Cottage on
Kirby street. Apply to Jos. T.. Bald
win. Running warter on premises.
i19-tf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-01-22

Ten acres of good fruit land within
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Gen. Fits John POrter'S Case.

A FAVORABLE REPORT ON THE NOMINATION
FROM THE SENATE MILITARY COMMITTEE.
The Senate committee on military affairs
have ordered favorable report upon the NOM
ination OF Gen. tiiz John Porter 10 be colonel
in the army with the rank and grade he held
when dismissed. Senators Sewell aud Came
ron, republicans, and Cockrell, Hampton,
Camden and Wathall, democrats, voted Tor a
favorable report, while Senators Logan, Har-
rison, Hawiey and Manuerson, republicans,
opposed it.
me majority of the committee are deter
mined W bring the case up and have 1t finally
disposed of lii executive session at the earliest
day practicabie. Ine report will be submitted
jecuon will then carry 1T over, 1t Cannot be
disposed OF. AT the next succeeding executive
session, however, 1t VIII be- In the power OF the
majority TO call up the case and confirm the
nomination. Senator Logan will not be pres
ent 10 antagonize Porter in the tnal scene of
Hawiey VIII oppose continuation. Mr. Har-
lIsOn conteudS that Porter is not yet 81
years old ttiie age ior rettTemeut), Ii cDnurmed
IL will be III the discretion OF the President to
assign him to active duty aud Keep him there
un I'll mis- 64th ear that Porter, il confirmed,
VI u vacancy ulSuer up, be IN line Ior promo
tlOn as brigauier genera. and would AT least
Reach the retired list with higher grade LnAn
Congress intends. MIR. Harrison maintains,
too. tnat Gen. Porter would reap u large
pecuniary henent from longevity pay aud
uesides attaining retirement as DrlgadieI would
be entitled 10 u inuch larger salary than Con-
SresS proposes to allow nm. The friends OF
Gen. Porter DO not attach any weight TO This
argument. Iney do not believe that the Presl-
carry out the expressed will OI Congress IN re-
gard to Gen. Porter.