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TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON,

County Of Jefferson.
IN JUsTIcES 5 COURT wH. KoRT!H, JUSTICE.
To CHARLES i. SALLY.
You are hereby notified that IT, firm OF c. G..
Bartlett & Co, have fled a cIairi against you
IN said Court. which will come on to be heart!
IT my Office IN Port Townsend jefferson County
Wash. Teri, on the 9Th day of Sept, A. D.,
lSS6, at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m. and unless
ren appear and then and there answer. the same
VIII he taken as confessed and the demand of
the plaintiff granted. The object and demand
OF said complaint is to recover from You the
sum OF Si4.f5 on a certain note executed by Won
be'ring date OF April LIST, 1885, in the sum OF
forty four dollars and seyenty-fve cents, in e.
). gold coin payable in six monchs after date,
with interest at the rate OF one per cent pei
month until paid, and no part thereof has been
paid.
Claim filed September 9iII, A. D.. 1885.
WILLIAM KORTER,
Justiee of the Peace in and for Jefferson Co.
, 1886-08-19
ALASKA NEWS.
THE TREADwELL NINE

1Hk IREAbNELL iINE
is doing well. The laborers employed
on Douglas island ave all been
Chinese, aud there being no labor for
white miners the latter determined TO
get rid of the celestialS. According
" the Chinese were told that they
must 60" and, 10 the number OF 10,
they were placed on two scEOOners
and started for Fort Nrangel. What
action the authorities will take IS not
known. but it Is expected that the
coolies Will be reinstated at the
mines. 4 war steamer l. expected
from Sitka.
THE Run OF SALIoN
in Alaska waters has been very small.
Fifteen hundred cases OF canned sal
mon and one thousand barrels salt
salmon were brought down on the
steamer; also quantity of fEr5 from
Wrangel for Victoria. At kilisnCo
steamer remained over one night, in
order that the passengers might wit
ness war dance by the Indians in
Capt. Jacks" house. The enter
tainmcnt was much enjoyed
The arrival Of the Idaho at Van
couver created considerable interest,
and though anchored IN the stream
Water street was crowded with spec
tators. The new wharf and approach
are completed. and the freight sheds
will be erected IN another week, when
steamers will commence to land
freight and passengers. As soon as
trans arrive at Vancouver the Alaska
boats will call there regularly, run
ming from Tacoma instead of Port
land, calling at Port Townsend and
Victoria.
II JRTHER PARTICULARS
Of the Chinese exodus are furnished
by Capt. McCafferty, who says that
on the 4th inst the first meeting of
citizens was convened at Wheelock' S
Hall, where the question was care
fully considered, and a resolution
recognizing the necessity of the de-
parture of the Chinese was signed by
all except two merchants and a few
gamblers. A committee of fifty min
ers and residents was appointed tc
wait on Mr. Treadwell and inform
him of the stand taken by the com
munity. This was done the next
morning, when Mr.. Treadwell replied
that the contract with the Chinese
would shortly expire, and until then
he hoped to be able to protect them
from all attacks \ special meeting
was then held by the white populace
of Juneau, at which it was resolved
that every means, saving the destruc
ton of life and property, should be
taken to drive the Chinese away
About 100 of the party went to oDoug
las island, where Mr.. Treadwell
while receiving them courteously
warned them that what they die
would be at their peril. When the
Chinese were informed of the object
of the crowd, many of them express
ed themselves not only willing, but
anxious to go, as tley were disgusted
with the country. The deputy mar
shall at Juneau declined to interfere
as no violence had been committed
Mr.. Treadwell dispatched his ting
boat to Sitka, informing the governor
and the captain of the q. S. S. Pints
of the state of affairs. The steamer
Idaho refused to take the Chinese
though passage for them would have
been paid, aud the white men fearing
the arrival of the cutter, chartered
one schooner and seized another
placed the Chinese on board with
provisions, and dispatched them tc
Fort Wrangel. When the steamer
Idaho left Juneau the schooners were
lying becalmed in the inlet.
, 1886-08-19
YoUNs. MEN. aEAO rms.

TIE NcI-T->Ic BELT Co. OF Na-.iHl Mich. of
fer TO send ;h-ir celebrated EiE-TH,,-V VoFT T.Ie
BELT and ether Electric APPIIaE - III frIal
Tor thirty days, 10 men young O. uldl afflicted
Win nervnus debility. loss CT vitality and MAJ.
hood, aIiti Hil kindred tT0UbIes SiSO for =hrIfu
tisin- nelra!,iS. ary al sis, and TnGI,l other Dis
eases Complete restoration to health, visor a,,-
manhood guaranteed No risk is incurred az
thirty days trial is allowed Write thSEl nj once
forillustfated pamphlet tree.
, 1886-08-19
UNITED STATES District Land Office. J
Olympia, Washington Territory. :
I,I,. 90 1909

July ., lSSb.
Notice is hereby given that Charles
Wallace, (lndIau) has filed notice OF in
tent!on to make final proof before the
Register and Receiver at their office, in
Olympia, W. T., on Tuesday the 21st
day of September, A. ID. 1886, on Home
stead application No. 764I. for the w =
OF ) W and i of S W i OF Sec.
a. TIP 81 n, R2W.
He names as witnesses: James Hara-
don, Lewis Ireland. Thomas Daenan and
Alfred A Ottersor all of Qnilicine. W. T..
26:6w JOHN 7. CONVEY. Register.
, 1886-08-19
United States District Land Office,
OlYmpia Washinot Tar-itory

Notice is hereby given that, in compliance
with the provisions of the Act of Congress an
proved June ;, 1873 entitled IAN Act for the
Sale OF Timber Lands in the States of Califor-
ma oregon, Nevada and Washington Terri
tGry. Nm II III. Green, of King County
Washington Territory. has this day fled in
inns of1ce his application TO purchase the ss
Or OF wv or AMI hf of Sc or of sec -. and sw or
n sW or or Sectenn No. 20 township No :'s II. T
Il west of the Willamette Meridian.
ANY ana ail persons claiming adversely the
SAID described Land or any portion thereof
Office within sixty ,69l days from date hereof
Given Under my hand, at my Office, in Olyms
pla, w. t, this 2Sth day of July. 1886.
JouE +. CONVEY,
2b-luW RegiSter of the Land Office.
, 1886-08-19

81 ;s.s
y age OF goods of large vnlue,
that viii start you Ill work that will at once brin1
you in money faster than anything else in Amer
ica- All about the s30, 600 in presents with each
box. Agents wanted eyerywhcr of either sex
OF all ages, for all the timesor spare time ONLY
to work for US ut their own homes. Fortunes
for all workers absolutely assured Dent dcla
II HALLEPF II Co.. Portland Maine iunI6,ie!n
, 1886-08-19
Notice to Creditors.

IN TIL f NATTER oP THE ESTATE OF CAR. poDp
DECEASED.
Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned ad.
hhistTiitor OF he above named estate to the cred
itols or. and all per ons having cla,ms against
s.ri deceased, 10 exhibit the same it'll the neces
sdry NoucheS. within one year Irom the first
puOhCill9n OF ms notice 20 tho undersigned at
Port Townsend, ". T. WM. DODD.
July 30, 1886. Administrator
, 1886-08-19
Or. C. D. sALFiELD,
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CoDDerSOlored BlOtehes, Syphilific CatarrAs
diseased Scalp, and all primary forms OF the
disease known syphilis Price. 66.o4
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Pains in the Bones, Pains in the Head. back
of The nee UlceIated Sore Throat, Syphiiftie
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of he Limbs, and erzdicates all diseases froH
The system. whether caused by indisctetion of
ahuse of MerenTy. leaving the blood pure ans
healthy. Price $500 per- Bottle.
lie Esic aus Golden Spanish ARftdets fsi
the cure of GOnoUhea, elect, Irritation Srsss',
and all Urinary or Genial disarraDgemenffs
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lie Richau's Golden spanIsh Injecstes.
for severe cases OF GcnGrIhca, In6ammsieJ
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lie Richan's Golden Ointment for the sf-
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lie Rfct.au's Golden Pills NeEve aDc bfa5n
treatment; loss of pky-ioal power. excess q
over-work, pEostrati n, etc Price, ebsss
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, 1886-08-19
Queer Support.

Thus does the Spokane Democrat
state she possibilities: "If Voor-
hees should succeed in manipulating
a nomination for himself, based up
on democratic platform, we shall
be forced to support him, We can
name hundreds in this county who
feel, and would act, as we state in
this matter But what luke warm,
whisy-washy, demoralizing support
Conceive of the old war horse walk
ing up to the polls with Voorhees,
ticket in his hand, sob at his heart
and a great big American ID on
his lips! 1t would simply be a
Greely campaign over again, and as
we shouted ourself hoarse on that oc
casion, with our face hid behind a
handkerchief to hide the blush, we
don't care to be placed in the same
position again. Armstrong carried
Spokane county by but 348 majority.
Any respectable Republican would
do it this year against Voorhees,, pre-
suming there will be over 1000 votes
cast, by a majority of at least 1.500"
, 1886-08-19
CONSUMPTION.

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Lungs, is promptly and certainly arrested
ana cured by this God-2iven remedy, if taken
pefore the last stages of the disease are reached
from Its TolfcrfI,i power over this terribly
iatai disease, when Inst Offering this now ceL
Gnrated ibre,.. remedy to the ,pUbl;c, DR.. PIERCE
suv,oticu Cures but abandoned that IISmo
rs tC9 i--.'tcd for z medicine which, from rs
wonderful combination of tonic, or strengthen
pectorei. and nutritive properties Is uneollaled'
not only as remedy for consumption of the
lungs, but for all
, 1886-08-19
iTHE
DR.. LlEBIC.
Private DEspe..a.
Young. 5IiddIe-Aeed ns

UIH men, and at who need msli.
cal SKILL and ExPFRiENCy ra.-
suit the oid European Physician at once. His
| opinion costs nothing, aud may ssve fut.,s
misers sna shame When iuconyenisnt 10 yi,Js
the city for treatment. medicines can bs ssrs
fvsrywErreb! expires FREE FEoM ogsERyIr,o1
itls ser evident That physician who giyes hi.
Whole attention TO class OF diseases .tt.Irs =
Great SkiiI- and physicians throughout the eonn.
Try, knowing This. frequently recommend difteIn
cases 10 me Oldest Specialist by whom sysrv
ana Experience max" his opinion of Supre6s
Importance. bisAs
ES lhose who call see one hut the Dostar
Consultations free and Sacredly Copndsptisi.
Gases which have failed in obtaining relief slss,
where especially solicited. Female diseases ..e
ceS~iuIiy treated. The Doctor will agree 10 fo.
!eit 900 Tor case undertaken, not cured Can
| or write Hours: Daily. from a. M TO spN
6 TO evenings; Sundays. 10 TO u only SEND fa,
the SAEITARTsT GUIDE To HEALTH; sent yRsT.
Address AZ above. .->1ss
, 1886-08-19
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The reason so many cannot gel cured Of Semis.
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known as Prosiatorrhea. Hundreds of lives kays
been lost Tor the want OF proper treatment for
this com J.ication, and thousands have lost N
their property and pleasure in life from its effects
, 1886-08-19
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OF THE
Liver, Blood, and LUNGS,

# you feel dull. drowsy, debilitated, have
saliow color of skin, or yellowish-brown spots
ness, bad taste in mouth, internal heat or chiIs.
alternating with hot flashes, low spirits and
gloomy borebOdings, Irregular appetite, and
coatea tongue. you arc suffering from Indi-
gessiOn. .NysPePsia, and Torpid Liver,
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, 1886-08-19

Acting Secretary of the Interior
Muldrow transmitted a letter from
the Commissioner of the General
Land Office in answer to the Senate
resolution calling for certain detailed
information regarding the cancella-
ton of land patents for Fraud. The
Commissioner says that the practice
pursued by the Office in the cancella-
ton of land entries for Fraud has
varied somewhat so as to render it
difficult to the public the information
called for, but it is believed the fol
lowing state will fully answer the
requirements: Land enteries made
from 1888 to the present time on
agents reports are 651: on testimony
taken at hearing 12S: for default of
appearance for hearings lib; for
reilnquishing after reports by special
agents l42; total 1918. Held for can
collation. on agents reports 2235, and
on testimony taken at hearing I75.
makings the total number of entries
cancelled and held for cancellation
47o3. During this period there were
30 entries reinstated on exparte show
ing and 19 on testimony taken at
hearing from April 3, 1885, to April
3. 1886. There were 34,518 land
patents issued or orders issued from
April 8, 1856, to June q, 1886, 1926
We're issued. The organization of a
system by which all entries are SUBJ
mitted to Board of Review for final
examination before the issue of
patents report says has involved a
temporary delay in the issue of
patents, which accounts to some ex-
tents for the apparent decrease in
the number of patents issue between
April Sd and June End, 1886.
, 1886-08-19
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DR. MINTIE'S DANDELION PILLS are the
best and cheapest DYSPEPSIA and BILIOUS
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, 1886-08-19
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the place. Good farming country all around.
well settled. For q person with few thousand
dollrs, this is spleRdid chance. For Ilariicn-
lars, inquire at this office. juy2l
, 1886-08-19

or Wormy Ve'ns Of the Scrotum. Often the an;
suspected cause of Lost Manhood, Debility Sc
Price Of AnvigOratOr. Ss. Case Of sis
hotties. $40. sent TO any address, covered secrfs-
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, 1886-08-19

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, 1886-08-19

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, 1886-08-19

Memory Lassitude, NocturnaI EmissiOEs, Aver
sion TO Society, Dimness OF Vision, Noises in III
Head the vital fluid passing unobserved in tn
urine. and many other diseases that lead 10 In
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Pennsylvania), will agree to forfeit Five Hun
dred Dollars for case of this kind th
VITAL RESTORATIVE (undeT his special ad
vice and treatment) will not cure or for anything
impure injurious found in IL
DIR. MINTfE treats all private diseases sue
Thorough examination and advice, incluin
analysis of urine. IS. Price of Vital Restorative
81 so bottle, or four times the quantity S5, sen
to any address upon receipt of price, or c. o. u
secure from observation. and in private name. /
desired, by
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, 1886-08-19
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1886-08-06

Rev. j. Clifford is in failing health at the
residence Of II. Mann, Jr. DIR. lIolton was
called in consultation with DIR. Rice Thurs
day.
-Alonzo wacott is slowly improving in
health.
C. d. Spencer's class in the Methodist
Sunday school to the number of over thirty,
picnicked at Ray Pond on Thursday
%. o. Ware, A. NJ. johnson and W. A
Rice attended the district convention.
Mr. and Mrs. II. S. Chids are boarding
at the Vermont house.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Barber are spending
a few weeks in town.
w. II. Childs, A. w. Childs and wife and
Mrs Haskins were in town over Sunday
Owing to the absence of Rev A. W,
Goodnow there was no preaching service at
the Baptist church last Sunday.
There will be a missionary concert at the
M. f. church next Sunday evening, given by
the "Girls Mission band" All are invited.
The ladies' aid society of the NJ L
church will have an 'old fashioned quilting
at their yebtry on Wednesday Of next week.
with a sociable in the evening, to which all
the young folks are cordially invited. Rs
freshments will be served
Il. @. Wheeler and wife are in town.
Mr.. Wheeler is selling st. John sewing ma
chimes.
The subject for the Sunday evening talk
at the Universalst church next Sunday viii
be "Stook Gambling"
A Thursday evening meeting will be held
at the Universalist church during the remain
der of the summer.
Two sons of Warren Cushman are III
town.
The Universalst picnic on Thursday was
attended by nearly two hundred people. Al
report happy time.
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WesI ChesIerneId, n. II.

Services and Sunday school will be re.
sumed at the usual time at the Universalist
church next Sunday.
Since the middle OF February @. p. Gil
son has sold over 300 horses, and his business
In that line still thrives.
Miss Annie, youngest daughter of @. p.
ellison, is spending a few weeks with the
family of Rev. Mr.. Smiley at Richmond, VT.
She will attend the Universalist grove meet
ing at Burlington before her return.
H. G. Smith lost a nice thoroughbred
Durham calf last Sunday morning from hem
orrhage.
%. r. Farr has sold within the last three
weeks six dozen Gem folding tables through
his agent in Maine.
The next meeting of Spofford grange
will be held at the house Of w. W. Farr on
Saturday evening Aug. II. The contestants
are Mrs W. w. Farr and W. II. Thomas.
The Cleaner will be edited and read by Mrs.
H. q. Smith. s.
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j. J. Green and Eugene Styles went as
delegates to the District convention.
Mrs. s. Cook received on Wednesday by
telegram the announcement of her son Park 8
death in Galesburg. ILL.,
Among guests at the Worster House
Tuesday and Wednesday we're Rev. aud Mrs.
Dascomb of Bellows Falls.
Owing probably to the unexpectedly
early hour of Tuesday evenings public ser
vice connected with the Congregational asso-
citation there were only about fifty present.
An interesting meeting was reported
The lawn party on the common Friday
evening was well attended, and netted
goodly sum to the lecture and other funds Of
the w. @. T. U. Ice cream rapidly disap-
peared. The home made candy, under su.
pervsion of Miss Blanche Goodnow, melted
away with more than rivalry to the old story
in which the sun and dew have from time
immemorisl played their parts. The flower
mission was made q success by Mrs. Burn
ham and her little helpers Speeches were
forcible and not too many. Besides home
talent in music that of Philadelphia and
Springfield was represented in singing led by
Mrs Cook of Worcester. Frank Fish proved
himself a skillful helper by humorous dec
lamation, and the ever.ready friend in all our
village enterprises closed the entertainment
by what he termed familiar piece" en-
bodying thanks and good night to all. II the
tar torches had been upright they might have
lasted the expected length of time. Burning
obliquely they at least served to illustrate the
obiquity of an Incorporate life, against
which the organization Of now generally IA
miliar initials directs its efforts mainly In the
hope of educating the coming generation to
keep clearly and steadily burning the light Of
an upright life, free from the curse OF rum.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Winslow Of OWosso,
Mich, arrived Thursday to spend few days
at Otis Parks.
Lost last Monday, on the road from Brookline to
Townshend, pocket book containing some railroad
tickets receipts etc., which the Under is requested to
leave at the post-ofice in Newfane, when suitable
reward will be paid. NJ. H. BUSH.
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The CnstIeton Normal school.

The fall term Of the state normal school at
CAstleton opens on the 9Th inst. with pros
poets never more encouraging for full at
tendance and IA successful term. The school
remains in the we'll, experienced charge Of
Abel f.. L-avenworth, who has done long aud
valuable service in behalf Of the cause of
public school education in Vermont, and he
will be assisted by a corIs OF teachers who
have acquired an excellent reputation in con
nection with the Oastleton school Und, r
Mr.. Leavenworths management the pupils
have not only increased in numbers, but an
older aud more mature class of students has
been attracted, and the standard of require
ment has been raised accordingly. There are
two courses Of study the completion OF which
secures certificates to teach in any public
school in the state for five years and ten years
respectively. Circulars giving full informa-
ton may be obtained Of the principal
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lowed by ice cream and cake, next wednes-
day evening from 8 until O'Clock. A very
enjoyable time is anticipated and large at.
tendance expected
=, Mics Eta Scott, who has been in o. J
fretVs store for the past two years, returned
nome this week for a much needed rest.
-Albertus Metcalf OF Indianapolis. Ind
Is visiting his sister, Mrs. Thompson Hol-
brook. Miss Myra Hobrook will return with
MIN to Indiana next week
Miles, Rose Estabrook, who has been In
Leominster, Msss., for two years past is
spending few days with friends in this vii
lage.
Mrs. Kenyon's select school will COM
mence August 3lst.
Rev. Mr. Mitchell returned from his va.
cation visit last week and occupied his pulpit
last Sunday
laying is now nearly completed on the
NIL farms and, as on the river farms, an
abundant crop has been secured. Corn and
potatoes are looking we'll.
Tuesday was a remarkably cold day for
the season of the year. Fires were neces-
sity most OF the day.
Col. A. b. Franklin is away for a month
IN the interest of the Buffalo Phosphate Go.