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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-08
NEW STREET CARS.

The Wichita Street Car company received
two new cars by the Frisco yesterday.
They are made by Brownell & Co., of St
Louis, and are similar in all respects to the
last two the company received from that
firm. The last two are for the Frisco Nights
road. which viii be finished soon. The ties
are laid for q considerable distance. This
makes twelve fine cars that the company
will now have on the track, which is .
greater number than any other company in
the state. The company will probably
build over to the Fifth ward this year, and
will build one or two other extensions.
The city council OF Wichita, it seems, like
most of the other cities in the United States,
turned up in Tuesdays election as Republi-
can. The city council of Wichita then be-
ing Republican the mayor in his nomina-
tons should not make the mistake that
Cleveland did BY refusing to furnish papers
when be bcunces an offensive partisan. But
he probably knows that the Republican Or
ganiznsion of Wichita is the weakest excuse
in the way of q political organization in
America, and he will lose no sleep. This
city is and always has been Republican but
the Democrats have run the machine with
disgusting regularity. We are all too busy
with the boom to talk or think much about
local politics, and probably it is just as well'
but wouldn't it be good idea toload up for
bear by making regular nominations next
spring and then go in and clear the decks by
electing straight out Republican admins
tration. Fhe Republicans can't afford to let
the matter run in the ship-shod way it has
in the past, and for evident reasons, promi-
nent among which are the dangers of let
ting the mstterget beyond their control, as
Q party, and the embarrassments always
thrown in the way Of the city administra-
ton by largely controlling the city in coun-
ty and state elections. The EAGLE year
ago, cleared the field in asplendid shape for
a complete and big victory, but the Republi-
cans allowed themselves TO be divided in the
sumptuary question and so were downed.
But that defeat didut discourage the EAGLE
and it shouldn't have discouraged any true
Republican. l.. US therefore lay for 'em
next spring.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-08

c. Wood Davis went east this morning.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-08

Ed Massie left last night for omAhs, Neb.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-08

l have now in beautiful stock of all
seasonsble novelties in millinery, and ss l
End it necessary to be away from the city .
part Of the season, viii offer my goods at
less than their regular prices.
MISS CAMERON,
dlla-stl With TIE Fair. li7 Main street
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-08

Bulbs Of all kinds, dallas, tGberose. lilies,
etc, for sale BY Miss Bristol, s: Aldrich &
Browns drug store.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-08

Call to-day ana see Miss Bris;ol's very fine
stock of bedding plants. at Aldrieh &
Browns drug store.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-08

Miss Leon Kipper, fashionable Ne. /
dresxmakcf from the east kss accepted 3
position NJ Mrs Mary klen;z's dresssnAking
establish raent At I5s Main street We wish
al ladies to call and examine work aad
prices Mss Ripper comes vel recon-
meoded BY scnne of our bes, citizens. has
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-08

Mas Bristol, s. Aldrich & Browns drug
store, will show you oolens. etc, for the
lovely carpe, bedding now so popular and
so well suited to the lovely lawns in Wieb-
ia dllq-lt
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-08
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The following are the real estate transfers
recorded in the Office of register OF deeds
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-08

ffna1oaIn4 aalali4 O. -
Tnlkit fr1ntsf Infsg iiatas1N pge.
pasaa. A. lass alaniEa 1879 90 -
saxss * ~. ~ PsesFs in1ses11ed
nnd asruandaa It orssos taat rs dis-
arna. Ihis 80 rsfsHs Whils ~
alanson kne To pFnareas NHanoa e.
fess1 le msdEats bsfwssn 9sascs end
Tnrhsg. sid arsees aepssd ths u4aa
and aags % Frnnss ssranses t1at -
~oeia diaarm. Grmes poinasd e Bee
szlssmnsl nise Egsnns. 81 - Pqssss
dsszea ins inan cisut an4 acain -
n,ands6 inans1lazs disarmansnl Ihls
was rsfuwd and ths Minisism lsfi
AihenA
IL msy sm thai 90 pDsi1ion q
0sssss was a aiubborn sns aud ihai hez
slaissmnn uars nseEsiy guibbllna %
wosas. bul they wess rsaiiy iuaizlinG o.
. very impsrts1s polnk r ihs mailsr
usFs lsll 70 Franesis msdiafisn. drnsss
uouia certainty nst e Led = parrish q
ne aaFFifofy whian she aiaimsd. II,
hossrsr, ths danznds q ths Rosesl
wass a0mplisd wilh. 0rseos wsald Rst
nothing. - impsEsans was ihis poini
tbal GrsAfs azs willing 30 saaks bar na-
iional oxisisues upon T.
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To all whom itmay Concern
OwRIcn on THE COLUMBIA ANB PUaETf
SOUND RAILRoAD COMPANY.
suATTIR w. II. JuiF n. lao

OrRIcn on THE COLUMBIA AsB PUazTt
SOUND RAILRoAD COMPANY,
SnATTI8 W. T.. July a. i6e
WHKRKAs. BY DEED BRARTNG
w cate August la lisa executed IN puF,
Hnanee Of IN ordinance approved Aneua|
"a 1653 TIE city Of seattle conveyed Tot
seattle and Walia Walln hailroad and
transportation Company. al the tide
lands south o. King street. IN said city -
seattle h. along. aroand and aboutk lliot
eay, nom extreme high 70 extrcmo Low
tide and deep water and,
Whereas, The LeRislAEivo Assembly 81
the TeEri11ry o. Washington, b. an Ac,
approved royember : is7A ranned and
confirmed mid grant and conveys upen
certain conditions, which have hoen fully
peElprmoa hg aid Comp4ny sd.
Whereas. Said Act q The Legislative
Assembly veafed TIE utie e sd landa II
and Transportation Company. n fas sim
WksroaA Ths United states haa acqui.
ouroo IN said grant and cunveyanGe and
Whsrcaa. Iha sid seattle and Wailn
WaaiA Railroad ana TfamapgraAxion Com
Dany has Transferred aad conveyed AZ 81
sad t1nds % TIE Columbia and PuEs
Sound hailrn&d Company;
Now, therefore, TIE sad Columbia and
PuNst sound RAilread Company hsrobT
gives notice thai Is ciaims tns exclusive
nIFht % occupy sid lands and 70 orBct
WhMrvo8 and other glructuren tharocn
and thns all persons are h1rohg notznod q
refrain nom cccupFinE o. entering upon
any q I'D laaag without ne cunsent. h
WritinR, q sid Columbia AID PuEst
COLUMBIA d PU0kT SOUND n r. co
"a 1a-s7,ant suusrsntendens.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-08

TIE aiscusaioa Of the Greek question
hes a lasa resulted Ia war. The Miais-
tesn q England. Germany. Austria.
Ilaly ana TaEkey have left Athens. The
miniaieF Of Greece has lefi consianti-
nopia. Diplomaey Ia a an end and hgs.
lllllles hAvs doabtles already begun.
A blockade Of The Greek ports has hssu
pFoslaimed and ihs allied feet u nov
sndeasating 10 and ena destroy The
0feek assl Ths ersi heAtine on land
will BE- on TIE fhe-saiain fronaier BE-
tvesn the army a. Tusksy and that Of
Greece.
from The arst the discussion q N
Greek question has been . diplomats
conteaa betaeen Russia aad France o.
tha ons hana and Germany and Austria,
gos tAs tins seSSAinsd ~ England aad
iialy. 90 ths ether. II Greece had ais
armed ~ the demand e the Posera
TIE vlotoyy would have been Win Ger.
nssny and Austria. Il she bad Fefased
10 dlsarm and TIE PowtEs bad Eeeedsd
fFom lAelr position, tie vicieFy woald
have besa With France and Rasaia. Ia
sha haelnninn II hostiasies neither asas
wins, bat Il b evl8eHi thai = ssriaa.
bseak has tAksa piacs hetwesn 10
roserA his aest sisniacant that d.
representative % FsAnes aHa Raais
rsfasad 10 lsave Athsna aaa thAs Ties.
i've nations are noW virtually ISOLATED
fsosn ne resl u Kerepe. Hsw far -,
war viii extend. a praphst eaala nel
tslL huAy Ge 10 further. and it uaA,
snvolvs all EErupe. IL any svsaa Eng
lAnA can b easnsed apoa for nsatras
its. n she great nattans are involves
nwai Be- France and Rasaia AxAlHsi
0ermany. AustFis ard Turksy VIA
IsAiy e q paaaihsa ally.
he sxaei eAase Of ne EaptaFa maj
nea h eisax - all II wil be spmsn
heroa tAat afseea WAs awarded = tirir
Of HnrklsA turTtsory b. ne BsFlis Cen
ERen e islA 1kis terriicFy hiss neTei
hasn sazsea3sEea 30 bar. and ths
Fsuurs have nsa sAsWn = dispasitioa 10
enfosas tAair aeeseA. Al tha tma q sas
Balauysan aisllesitiss : Tee uaoashs go,
0soeoe thoa9hs lAai a. eppsg4unity d
ansrs Ass slaims hAa sFissn. sc 80
nnRtsnsiy rEsrmsa3 fsx was, and maas
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-08

Will Remove ruR rnooFs. General
John 0ibban, accompanied By Llsatsn-
ana +. Il. MoOieSnana, arrived here
Thursday aighs. General 0ibbon came
% Seattle 10 confer win 0aNaxunr
squire relative 10 ths proposed vita.
diAwai 81 t6e remaining two eompaniaa
~ UEited Statsa tFaops Stationed here.
The Governor uas h Olympia bat IN
response 10 A Telegram came down last
eyeasnc. General 0ibbon 4 alronQiy ia
favor af WithdFAWing the TROOPS, ~ be
considers the eity and eoanty otlsafs
ampiy abba 10 preserve the pesos and
ood order Of thia oommunity. He
oonvefeed With q number Of leading
eitfnena YESTERDAY. and pearsy aiI 1T
lhem coincided with bic views IL that
reekrd. 0as Of then slid % hins I'VE
like year osilceFs and soldiers. and would
b pleased 70 hAvs the 9ssernment e.
tAbliah . military past Is ag near Seat.
tia. bat We Do nos feel like asking yoa
- keep troops hefs any longer u goa
Do nst desire 30 do -. fuE our sfvil
aatAasiiiez are smpiy aba % uphold
and maintain tha sapEem4cY and dig
ntty q the lac. Siaoe TIE giat several
military eampAniea have heea orzaa-
ized ard eQ1ippeds They have plenty
a aFma And ammanition. aad have
sworn 10 sNstst IN upAotaing ne iAw
and In baekinR a. tie constituted
aathofities IN keeping TIE peace. There
are n thts eonmaetty q fee blatant
aepazcgaea Hna conmaaists who wilh
toagua and PEA haxs stirred 20 strifN
2nd uesa tna diFcct e4uss az oar late
diihaaittea. bat the result o. that an.
fsriunate AFFAIR served % she's their
followers, whom tkey had duped tnto
thinking that they were ahcxa tbs Law.
that the bester eieaent Ct tia eaaa-
manity vii nst tolerate iawia&nass
fncre Arr Famprs q plans being laid iof
AnstAaF attenpt siniiAr g Ghal af
krbrmafy Tth. but Il snch an Attamul 4
MAae. u ell b better toe q % D. uat
dsan % tos Csvil aathaEstiss than hF
Ne niiiiAFy. Tee poopls arr soustinss
See - ael, hat tAey have hecams
thoFsaNhly aroased oses tAia matter,
and 4 anotheF riat Ehoald oossr IL
Seattle. 4 w.ll pFamPsiv b pa dewn Nv
ne clvu eathoFls,es aud mtiisia. b.
ell msAnS, 4sneFai, ranoEe yoaR troops
fasl e. sscn - yea taiak 4 expeaisat
and aad u eoaYenien1 - . d. and wo
uiH n4ser haEs % call on taa Gwen.
nent araia - assist ~ u apaoIaiae
lha lsw Aba pssssgvias tAs Reass.-
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SHERlEE'S SIZE.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT FoR THK
i Third Judicial Diatrici o. Washingfon
TeEztery, holding terms e Seattle
No. a0s5-MAry A. Calhoun, plaintiff
Va Frank W. Chambers and John A.
Leach. defendants
Under ana b. virtue Of an erder Of sale
and decree Of foreclosure, issued out Of
the District Court. hoidtnR terms g Seat
tie. on the 9th day of March. 1855 In the
above entiklod action. wherein the above
named plaintiff obtained tudgment and
decree againat the above named efond-
ant, 4 am commanded 20 eel the follow
ING described morsEaged premises that d
70 say.
Les tour 20. ave 81, tea 90, eleven uD
and twelve H1l In block ninety three 81.
d. = Denny 8 hrnt addition q North Seat.
lie. King county, W.T..
hotos i thsFsiors hsrosy sivsn, thsa en
saturday. the san cay 81 May.
1seo.
AZ ne hear Of II o'elock q m, % sid dag,
a. TIE couri HOUSE door, IN the city o.
Seattle, King county, Warrington rorrilory.
VII, IN obodienco % sid ordar q saia and
decEee 81 forecioEuFa sell The abovo described
Froparir, Or 20 much theeeof e mag b -
eoaaary % satisfy plAintiHa iudguent, vita
Inisreai theEeon and oosta. 70 The highsat and
bezt biddet for eaah.
,. a. McakAW,
apgtd sheriff % King countg.
Hal : enith atiorlays for plaihtin-
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Bwsel Czaam Is Ne Dusaminh Dairy
MAk Dspoa. il rear Of yeuss 4 Bouss
Bsot nnd Sbas Etoss, Mn EsEesk BenE
m7lk 10 oona8 q 1allan. Pare. ewHs1
mtEh 5 esBts Z quart, froIn eogs fed 60
white and red cloVer pasture. We a1e
nos gong % ~eina up ths buzinasz.S bat
have oume % sag with sou. nj
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slss


HAVANA AND aMND g4oAM
H manufactured and Kept u rls0 8
large Quantities.
Dealers win sad e . thslr navn
% buy directly 81 a.. 81 Wo Ell
1ar CASH. hence eur prices nra VAN
1no cash 1fHtom enables 10 % 1H 4
Goods sent Q. .. d. . ang pan
CoaGA
A large quantity e. tohasoo N
sale.
Cigars Manufactured 10 order Is
desired SHAPE and packed n en- s
sAit cus1ome<n. mI N
Owing % the intention 81 he eNr.|.H
pack 40 and leave the country. tie lI
now Ia STOCK viii b nold nf 4 Irraa1 Sl
Zee. 4hose who by 1 rsaes 4 go "a s.
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$1,000 RRNLRl.

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A BUCRsKIN COLORED PONY.
~ ntne ycars cid was found and Is haId
- JAMES MONTGOMERY ~ Ososoln.
King county, ". II. The owner can re-
cover his animal b. calling for Il and
paying he charges. apis sW
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THE REGULAR MEETING FOR
= he exRminnfion Of Applicants for
teachers certificates wiz b held a. the
Decay school. IN Seattle. o. y edne4day.
MAJ IA lH3A beginning ~ b o'clock =. m.
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Hons nsw novelties in MllinsEy q
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SzAfTLK. feFnh & 1ssa
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years had been addicted with . heavy.
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T.R Puunuzr, InauEanss and Com
minsinn Aaant. iaI0
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VHW0-srORY HOUSE, and Lon On
Thfz1 s1reef.
CRY x.ras. "a e25 and rs NJ
Hcaz with bar. Laundry. soda WoEAn
sesond had Furnfturs Store
go acrss lsnd. part clsarsd - IN acre
Whlts riveF rnneh. cleared b0ttnm. s5ee
sRsstazranfa eAa eisa SO; bazEainn
Good Buslnesa ChanceA
ImpzoEsd Ranches. ssso so $50 ~.
Bakery. Esoa. Three saioana.
vacazsd claim. 80 Felinaulshsd home
zasadl Or r,reempsioAa s1oa. a1zs asa, 60
Five-asrs humns. cisared. ssoup.
Trade CITY I.stn far Rnn1h.
Mertsssss o. soliS pFcpsyts, sos %
s10ono.
City and County Scrip. -
New and ascond-hand safsA
WANTED.
Money; good ssourlty: best intsHesf
paid. Cal On m
women and siras: highs1e Wagss paid.
IroneFn, washers and cooks; No. pay.
TO fnrniah farm hAnds 80 Per msnsh.
Canvassou and agents. IS Per month.
Partner on improved stsek Ranch. $50
Two lady partaerA fer lie. b. two we'll
TODD msn. Dontsay anything1.
FOR RENT.
Three Fzail and vegs,abls Gardens
near sewn. very cheep; take them q
once.
NInetean houses, 8 10 425.
Furnished or unfurntshed rooms. with
o. without board. 81 Q month up
Popular Saloon, Sc
le0aors raach; tnpEnved orchard and
hay no cash rent.
80-acro improved ranch, IS q month.
House nnd large garden, IN town.
Furnished Restaurant or 1sodgin1 HOUSE
$50 each.
Lot near center 81 city 70 isaaa.
Money to loan On short time and ap-
proved security.
cEo. W. CRANE,
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w. 3. MOOD,
". n. WHITE
ALBRo GARDNER,

fsTvH ENGINEER AND COUNTY
W Surveyor. Fifteen years experience
on narrow and standard gage railroads.
All county work properly recorded.
once over Gordon Hardware Co, Front
a.. residenos cor. Third and blanchard.
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BRICA! BRICK! BRICK!

HAVING FORECLoSKD A MORT
III gage On TIVE kilns Of brick. and BE-
ing deefrous q turning them into money
- once. via sell them In large or small
lots cheaper than any enc elsa.
y. CHILBKRG.
apo Grocer, SO Fronf street.
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REMOVED.

THTTwoRTH & THOMSON HAVE
wv removed their once to the third
ing, No. el8 Front street. We are Row
better prepared than ever before % exc
cute sarveys. examine mines, report On
the character Of land lay out tswn piats,
and make fine drawings for any Pun poso.
We have better facilities for work than
any other arm In the northwest.
EA.City Surveyors OlIlce. ~
p. o. box ga. ssattia. w. r.
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A IL PERSONS HAVING BgKHG
"A, against the steamer ". y M@
viii please present The same 70 iAa E
National Bank Tor payment wileia l1
days. y. 9. BHIfIAH
seattle. April 3. lass se.n
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OA0 ACRES, WELL, IMPROVE
G6O stock farm. with stook an1
plemeni8s person leasing must haFa t
less tnan 5000 caah Apnlr at once M
aptt q. II. MILLER
loa Cherry q. ~. o. 80 a n.lllA
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cEo. NJ. CRANE,

WashlnGtoa Territory Rmploymsnt Bn-
reau, near corner Cemmersial and
washinEtoa streets, Seattle. dw
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MONEY TO LOAN

ON IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY.
~ Highest price paid for City aad
County Scrip az once Of w. w. NE WLTN
Attorney -atlaw. Ronoin bleck. Front 81.
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