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Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1886-02-13
n.,s OF SUBS CRIPTLON.
r FIT

Mud.
sunshine Thursday.
Renew your subscription.
Heavy rains Wednesday.
Hens are resuming business.
Stand pat, on silver dollars.
poIice Jury adjourned Wednes-
day.
Madison Parish is to have a brick
Jail.
Gen. King appears to be losing
friends.
The friends of silver are increas-
ing all over the world.
Apply at the TIMES office for
bargains in roller skates.
There is now a plank walk to the
most Office. Tallulah is progress
ing.
Capt. Jno. B. Stone IS in New
Orleans attending the Supreme
rourt .Judre Slack IS there also
attending Court.
Mr.. F. NJ. Dawson was the first
man who subscribed for the TIMES,
and is the first man to renew his
subscription this year. He is a
good citizen.
See how the Washington CORES
pondent of the Louisville Times
siezes up Senator Eustis. How
good and pleasant thing it Is to
have Senator 10 be proud of.
Anthracite coal, is sold by the
Pennsylvania Coal Co. at So per
ton. If we hada decent railroad
company here we could buy Ala
hama coal for that price, and it IS
worth about one fourth as much as
as anthracite.
The advertisement of the Evans
roller skate will be found in this
issue of the TINES. \ cut of the
skate mailed by the manufacturers
failed to arrive, but the editor OF
the TIMES has a pair that he will
take pleasure in showing, and he
will sell you these skates cheaper
than you can buy them elsewhere
There is no finer skate made they
do not permit oil to escape, and
they are thorough in every respect
If you want skate that will give
perfect satisfaction, buy the Evans
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1886-02-13

In response 20 the query:
where's Doatncr? the Mor.house
Clarion replies:
D0atEer resides IN Monroe where he
has paving law practice. lie ruf9rtIu-
ately made two Tits with KIM, who
JUtran him SD fGrthat ho1tIar, we sup
pose, has no desire ~ tackle him again.
BDatneT. mistake was made when
re threw himself before the people Al
ter the famous Monroe Convention.
King rau defeat him a-ain, but we 10
think Gunbv has power to warm the
Genera! MP and stands u better chance
than any other man to lay King on
the shelf
If Gmbvis not our next Congress
man, King VIII be.
And in another column says this:
EIlo,fzir- senator El>tts. Weight
man. Of the Madison Journal. blows
oil thusly: "LouislaEa IS at last repre-
scented in the &. :. Senate rs she
should be- When ii is known that MIR.
tlUstls Is going -p speak. the entire
couutrv stops ID listen. He has attain
ell in Wonderfully ~hor, time, consPtc-
nous amt dazzling prominence.
Vow lets put DGah.y IN the
the House. WcigltmlI. and the Filth
District VIII hay. conspicuous and
dazzling HgpresrltiYe. What say
YOU!
Weighman SAYS that II King
can defeat Boatuer who is second
TO no one in the.dis,rict in honesty
or ability. where does Gmbv come
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1886-02-13
SHERIFF. SALE.
state OfLCUi~iaHa. pariS!. Of Maids IN
Sth ) Judicial District Court,

Mrs. Margaret Portertield. }
~. No. SIS.
Tobias K Hannah smith.
DY VIRTUE Of writ Of tieri facias
ID 70 ne directed from the Honorable
Eighth Judicial District Court for the
Parish of Madison. aforesaid. IN
the above entitled cause, | will pro-
ceod to sell. at public auction, AZ the
door IF the Court House in the town IF
Tallulah. in Madison Parish, Louisiana,
on the lst Saturday, the
9Th day Of February, 4. D. 1888,
between the hours prescribed by law
all the right, title and interest
of Tobias and Hannah Smith
in and to the following described.
property to-wit: The Usu-
irutt Of Ten Acres # Land
on Willow Glen. Together with one
Brown Horse Mule, and u Bales, seel
Cotton, more or less, seized III the
above suit.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash with the
benefit of appralse mCnt.
Sheriff's Office, Tailulah La. 81, De
cember 1888. T. W. BRISCoE,
Deputy Sheriff.
Dee 26-Tt
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1886-02-13
SVCCE~SEON NOTICE.
State Of Louisiana, Parish Gf Madison.
Gtl District Court.

Succession ola. Nyc spencer. deceased.
W. GiT.
WHEREAS. William II. Tin.1ar. has
presented petition to said Court.
Drawing for the Administrator If said
Succession: Vow. therefore, all persons
are required to show cause. If any they
have. within ten days from tie date
hereof. why the PRAYER ut the petition
e. should not Da granted.
WITNESS the Honorable +. J.
Deionv. Judge Of said Court. AMI the
official seal thereof. this 9Th day of
February, y. d. 1855.
+. VI. DAWSON. Clerk.
y true copy attest; f. u. DAWSON.
Feb. II. Clerk.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1886-02-13
POLICE JURY.


dual y, '-''. pun "''L. 10 ".J'0'' H.
mon ! ss'.''' >'e.,' - - DG''...5'
'a-''-." anu -4-.7''. - " -",
Long >.--'' ,'.I' 1'-1'.''- ''7'-' ''-'-'
~ .l'7 wy.
vi" -i',.,o" VI -''-' N.o''.'' Wy. u
seconded ny Ar. Armstrong inc
sum " fifty dollars was agpropr.-
atcd out Of the funds Of 1883. to be
nail II. r-rr,-.., fir tho 5cneft Of
-. r., - D:.l.7..r,.
'-.e mummy u D. ~ 4'''--' o
adopted.
Mr.. Erwin moved that a COM
nit+ae IT three be appointcI by
,,,o p...:.1,-+ nr.ro R.ari I'm CON
C''0 - -. .,.,
Ter WIN '!e JAN '"-Nl'--''''' '.''"
report to-morro" morning, 7econd-
ed bv Mr.. Armstrong and adopted.
The President Amounted rs such
....-.,... ,,.--1a r,..,v;- A-,,
o'''i'''''''
strong ana Richardson.
Mr.. Richardson moved to adj
iourn until tomorrow morning ut
q o,cIocI. soconf.I Inv NIr Fr,yi,
-:
al" '''-IIgu'
TUESDAY, Feb. >, 1856.
Board met pursuant to adionrn-
ment: Present, Gen +. :. Dennis,
President, and Mcssrs. Long. En-
win, Sewer, Richardson, Cochran,
and Armstrong.
Mr.. Armstrong presented his
report on the condition OF the JOS
bayou bridge.
Mr.. Long moved that sealed pro-
posals for the bridge nj JOS bayou
be advertised for, and the contract
/ let to the lowest bidder, adopted.
Mr.. Long moved, and Mr.. Coch-
ran seconded The motion, that the
State Engineer De requested to cs-
innate the amount OF work done on
Biggs, and the leyce above MILL
kcu's Bend.
Mr.. SEWER moved thaJ the over
/ seer of District No. #, Lover be
authorized to repair the floor of the
I bridge across Brushy bayou, sec
onded by Mr.. Cochran and carried.
/ Mr.. Erwin moved and Mr..
/ Cochran seconded the motion that
the road overscer Of District No.
= be authorized to repair the
bridge across big bayou III 9Th ward
carried.
Mr.. Richardson moved that Mr..
/ Maxwell be paid Three Thousand
dollars $1,000 out Of the genera!
fund, seconded by Mr.. Erwin and
carried.
Mr.. Erwin moved that the tax
collector be authorized to pay over
/ to Mr.. Maxwell such levee funds
as may be collected provided the
amount SO paid over shall not,
with what has been already paid.
exceed the $1,000 the Parish
agreed to pay on the NiyeryIc"
/ Ipycp seconded hv Mr.. Cochran
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1886-02-13

CONSTABLE SALE.


NOTICE t. hereby given that by viz
v tue of Il writ nj fer. 'acias issued
by Charlie, l.. Gilpin. Justir" of the
Peace Of The 9Th Ward OF the Parish NJ
Madison, Ia favor Cd Thomas ~. Watts
AT. and against Neal nj--ju-s, and
to me- directed. viii at l. o',.yck IL.
on Monday the
18th day IF February. 1856
AT the Office Of the said JUstiC" ofthe
Peace fourth ward in said Parish. offer
for sale Al PUBLIC AUgrioH, the follow
ing movable property ro-wit: One YOKE
or OXEN seized as the property Of Neal
Digginee under said writ Of ieri facias.
Terms 81 -Iie-Cash.
Dated this 4th lay Of February, 1856.
MORRIS WILLIAMS.
Constable 18th Ward.
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NOTICE.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or TIN
l Third Judicial District Of washingtsp
Territory. hoidins tsras at Seattle, In King
county.
IN ADMIRALTY.
Nc. SIT. d. Lovman. tbellsnt. vs.,
Steamer EhEs Anderson. rcspo dent.
MARsHAL's NOTICE.
whereas, A libel has been nlei I'm ii. .bov.
entitled Court % the 5th day OF February.
iss6. BY }. ID. Lowman. against the steamer
Eitxs Anderson. her tackle, apparel and fur.
nituge. whereof Thomas Wrish, IL master
and owaer, alleging a. . causs Of aelion, that
eci~een the list day Of April, 1854, sad ths
oth day OF November, 1888 one II l. Ysslsr.
Al the Instance and request q Thomas
Wright. Who Was st all the said times svner
and mastsr OF said vessel and la charge Of
her repsirs and eQuinmsnts, Gauss to be fur.
nished for the use Of and upon the credit OF
said vessel said ve~se being In the port OF
Seattle. Ws.hinstoa Territory supplies, ma
teriAis and work for the repair and equipment
OF said vessel. and Money 90 pay and = hicl
did paw tot supplies, materials and work dons
and furnished 10 said vessel ia the use Of
sAd vessel, In the repair and eSuipnent o.
sais vesssi. which supplies materials ant
WORK wess ~ all sad times . lisa upan FsiS
yesssl. and which Amounted 10 the ssm ant
reasens able value 81 sir thousaad and seyc,
q
[ par of which sam has ever been PAID. vhici
/ sum vas and 10 BY the laws Of the rerritcr,
/ OF Washington, Q lien upea said steamer be
maehiHery, engines. tackle, apparel and fur
uiture hat o. the 7osh day Of JsauAry. 1854
/ said fsslsr duly sola said claim 20 libsli.nt
/ who 10 nos tae owner thu r~of aHd prsyin,
proce-s against said steamer, her m.shinery
taekle, sppAr~l engine. AMI fursitur~. 40.
that al PNnsas Lasts rested In sAis vessel he
| iackse. esa,. be cited TO answer ths pr~miss
and thai said weasel be eoademned ana sol
70 pAT the demands q thsllant.
Sow. tser~fsre. 10 purSuanee Of TIE ooni
tea. anaer seal OF said Ccars. 10 me q,
rectal and delivered. I DO hsreby give puAli
nosio- a. all persons claiming the sAld vess-
hes tackle. eie.. or Is sxy rasaner interests,
therein. tast tsey Be sad .pp-ar b-fors IN
lssrict OsuSt. 10 b. held In and fer sxi
IA ~ Jaaieisl District, Il seattle, % rAur,
isy. N. asa gay o. February. 1855. a.
o'elsek Of the foFsacoa 81 the sans dAy d
the sane shAll se day o. jari..aies hoe. 9th q
~iss On the nsxi eay Of iartsdictioal the
AMI theEe 10 tnterpose cain fos The .am
and 10 male their .l.exzticns in thai ssh.lf
psssf tAs sse DAY q Fsbyasry. isss
T, J. aANILTOS.
| e. 5. Nasal In and for WASN'T . ston Ter
terry. BY oHAs HENRY, Deputy.
bsfts Halter, PructeFs 70 Linsllsnt
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To ali whom itmay Concern
Oryiox OF THE COLUMBIA AND Pusrr

OFFIcE or THE COLUMBIA AND PUeRTl
SOUND RAILROAD COMPANY,
SEATTLE w. T.. July q, isS
" HEREAS. BY DEED BEARING
w cate August 10. 1873, executed In pur.
suance Of an ordinance approved August
Is, ISL the ,cHy Of feattle conveyed soths
Seattle and Wallis Walla Railroad and
Transportation Company. all the tids
lands south oi King street In said city Of
Seattle, in. along. around and about Elliot
bay, from extreme high to extreme low
tide and deep water and
Whereas, The Legislative Assembly q
The Territory of Washington. By an Act
approved |oyember < 1874 ratified and
confirmed aid grant and conveyance upon
certain conditions, which have been fully
performed by said Company; and,
Whereas Said Act OF the Legislative
Assembly vested the title Of said lands In
said Seattle and Walla Waila Railrost
and Transportation Company. In fee ain
pie and.
Whereas, The United States has aoqui-
esced in said grant and conveyance /; and
Whereas, The said Seattle and WalA
Wa0a Railroad and Transportation Com
pany has transferred and conveyed all d
said lands to the Columbia and Puas
| Sound Railroad Comp
Now. therefore, the said Columbia and
Puget Sound Railroad Company herebJ
| gives notice that IL claims the exclusive
right TO occupy said lands and 70 erect
| wharves and other structures thereon,
and that all persons are hereby notified q
refrain from occupying or entering upes
any Of said lands without the consent, D
writing, OF said Columbia and Pusvt
| Sound Railroad Company.
COLUMBIA & PUGET SOUND r ROO
By T. J. MrLNER
APPS Assistant superintendsnt
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CURE FOR PULES.

Piles are frequently preceded bv Q
sense OF weight n the back. loins and
lower part OF the abdomen. causing the
patient TO srrposs be has some sffeotisn
OF the kidneys or neishborine organs.
At times symptoms of indigestion are
present, f,tuieucv. uneasiness of the
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ration. producing very disagreesble
itching, after getting warm. is q COM
mon attendant. Blind. Bleeding and
Itching Piles Weld at once to the appli-
cation Of DIR. Bcsanko's Pile Remedy,
which acts directiv upon the parts az
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the intense itching and effsotine per-
manent cure. Price 80 cents. Address
the DIR. Bosanko Medicine Co., Piqus,
Ohio. Sold BY A. Il. STEWART. DIV
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Notice to Creditors

IN THE MATTER or TIRE EsfAi'
l. OF Alfred \. Wsis er. deceased 10
Notice Is hereby given that the -,
signed was. b. an order OF the W.
Court Of King county. washington
tory. made on the 22d day OF Dsce 1.s.s
is25. appointed sdministrsior OF u
Of Alfred Il. Walker. deceased. =
claims against said estate mus' n
sen'ed TO sad admin istrstor. Wns
neoes airy vouchers at the place o. ~
action Of his business. towit a. nn -,
corner OF Mar on and r. Ont streesA ~
tie. wash Terry. within one year
the date OF this notice or the SAM
be forever barred. op
THOMAS T. MINOhj Z
Administrator of the estate OF Aiifs~
walker. deceased. ...aes
Date Of notice and ar1t papasS
Dec y Usa
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Life and Health.

-A.rie MERCER, Harrison avenue. Low.
81. Mass. writes: My son was weak
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Irving II t.var6s. ithac2, y. Y. writes
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Entirely Cured"

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" / have been very much troubled with
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The Rising

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ANOTHER MAMMOTH TREE Fred.
Foss, of the Pillchuck logging firm
of Foss & Andrus, gives US the
dimensions of fir tree cut at their
camp last week compared with which
the big tree cut at Jackson's camp on
the Skagit s few weeks ago appears
to be only a sapling. The tree was
cut into nine logs, each Is feet in
length, their diameter in inches at
the small end being as follows: 70,
SO, 81, 65. 90, 60, 81, "a and so. The
tree was perfectly sound and as
straight as an arrow, and only one
knot could be found on the logs, and
that one was few inches below the
last cut. Allowing the usual increase
in the diameter above so inches (the
scale books do not go above that
diamster) there are, according to the
Scribner scale, about 10000 feet of
lumber in the nine logs, or enough to
complete building like the Method,
list church of this place, the dimen-
sious of which are 26x50, with 12feot
walls. So far as we are able to learn
this tree contains more lumber than
any other ever cut on the Sound, al
though trees of larger diameter on
the stump this one measured about
seven feet are frequently cut. Foss
Il Andrus have put in several this
winter that have contained from
Is, 900 to 90, 900 feet of lum ber.-Sno
homish Eye.
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Notice Of Final Proof.

;. LGxn oTyf-k ar olfsFtA. VT
nveembsr ~ iseb
Nesios % hsrvhy gives that DAVID "
NfsI sss aled aOtses q - sastaa %
naaks shAt ptosf e@for~ ne Cl~rf Of u,
etss hei oo1rts ~ his etsc~ 10 sesstls, VT
- esfartNy. ne iuh siNy u Fssrasry, Ala
ss~ 90 re e1pstoa D. q Ne ESQ. for tbs
50 \ e ssetAos 81. tssaseiP = n rnasv 1
east.
ne n&Grs as wftnesses E4AA saith. Is.
ssn<sr rsGi1A, kAsAsel Kelly ssd wtiii.n
AaTTss, al Il sesnss. It.
goENF COMET.
SaSlfst Bee stsr o. the LsnA pf.-e
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APPRECIATES MERIT.

Mr.. Wayne, proprietor Of the Gold
Bsr Hotel. says "Sipce / began the
MOTEL business have used all kinds of
S'ap for kitchen, laundry and toilet
purposes, but never found any to oom-
care With the Seattle Soap Company's
'leetric. One box will do az much as
ihrse 81 any other. With one third the
labor" For sale by ell eroeers. ia3l
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C. 9. LAND orYrcE AT OLYMPIA, W.T.
Japuary 2. 1855.
To Bailey Ga CERT. Merrill Blanchard. Jf-
and all whom it fuat concern I:
sE Notice Is hereby given that ENoCh
c. FALLS has nled notice Of inten,son y
MIKE Anal proof before the Register and -
ceiver, at their Office in Olympia. W. r.. .
Friday, the 18Th day of February, A D.
1885. on Homestead application No. 7fIS fur
the Sc \ Of NE \. y Of Sc \, and NJ Y
Of Sc y of section 81. township ~ BORA
range I east.
he names ~ wi'nasse : Ioals etinpso.
aEl Thee. Euggins. ., Tacoma, W T: IL
Brsden and X. ". Stokes. Of White Rive, ".
r.
JOHN y. GOgEY,
js7feil Refister Of the Land 0nnA
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Notice OF Final Pr Of.
Q. $. LASD oyyIoE Al oLr.r.. " T.

o. ;. LAND OVyIoE AT 0LrRiA. w
December Is iSA
coLcern a.
Notice Il hereby given ihs:
KESSA has hlei notice u intsnfioe 2 - -
fDAl proof before the Clerk Of ne -
Court. at his once, In Seattle. W. %
urday. the seth dzv Of January. "
n Pre- emptIon D. :. No. s.gI. for ne - -.
2, and L. y OF " ". \ Of section "
.bip y norih, range 6 east. ~.rs
H . mes - witnesses Owen y
% Of Newcastle, W. T. George ssnN :.
Her.on, ~ T. Howle Jones aDd hass
JOHN v. 6ovI.
de2.ja Register 4 the LARD Ose----
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PIANO TIMER.

PRoY. CHArroR sTAMPxR will m aka
regular visits TO this city for the pur.
pose Of tcning pianos. The following
letter Of Recommendation frsn his for
utr employers in London is given a.
guarantee Of his competency
''OFYIck BERISaEa q SfsoHMESaER, !
Opposite Crystal Palace, London,
February 8. 1856.
This is to certify that Mr.. Chaytor
Stamper has been in our employ for
many years, and 10 thoroughly coupe
tent as piano forte tuner.
signed BERISGER & STRoHMESoEa"
Orders may be left at tne store Of
the Lowman 4 Hsuford Stationery and
Printing c., cor. Front aud Cherry sts
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-02-09

NoTICg Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
AZ Island Coanty warrants present
ed 10 ana snforsea prior 20 March s. lS>s
are now gzyshle epoa presentation. and
no interest viii Dc allowed Afterthis .at.-
A ID. BL0wERS
Treasurer Of Island county, VT.
VuUpeviile. W. T. Jan 4 fSsS tsSsxtm
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-02-09
wORK OF rnE LEGisLATrRE.

Less than one half the bills introduced
in the recent Legislature became laws.
The number introduced by each menu
Der that passed and were approved is
shown In the tables following:
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The sick and AFFECTED should not fall 10 cal
him. The Doctor has visited the hospitAhn
Europe ana obtained great deal Of valasss
Information when be IL competent 70 mp.n
20 those In ueed Of his services. DB. 0lbbos
will make no charge unless be elects . euis
Persons cured a. home Gall or Writ. AZ
communications strictly confidential. -
ten dollars for . package OF medicine. ~
dress DIR. J. y. GIBBok, Boz 1851, sAa fne
cisco, Cal. Mention Posr-lSrKIIJsxscn
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