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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-05-11
Notiee to Owners ofstock.

m oIIGE IS hereby given that all part;e.
! owning stock in the city of .Yankton vii
az 5eaaalea e keep the same from running at
.afse ol9erwlse they viii be impounded NJ
proyidedsb BY Law, GEORGE BAdMANNNa. 40
yanhton anr;, ~, ,o.. City Marshal.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-05-11

In witness whereof ! have hareunto set m,
1ano THIS INST day of May, A. d. 1885.
VIM. BLAIT, CITY Treasurer.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-05-11
a Fragrant Breath and pearIy Teeth

4 Fragrant Breath and pearIy Tseth
are saaily attained. and thope who fail
TO ayalSS themselyes of the means, should
not COMEDIAN when accused OF gross
neglect. he SOHODONT will speedily
eradicate thee of foul breath, beau.
Trying and psaserqing the teeth 10 the
Oldest age.
~"SpAISIH's celebrated Glue, nsefnl
and true.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-05-11

Pink gums and mouth and dazzling teeth
Aud breath Of balm aud Inns Of rose
Are found not In this world beneath
With young or old. save only those
Who eyer wiAely while they may,
Vac SO1ODONT by night and day.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-21

The total amount of pilotage dues
for Victoria and Esquimalt district
received during the past fiscal year
was $9294, of which sum 1912 %
was received from British and 1891
from foreign vessels.
The lighthouse on Sea Bird Point,
Discovery Island, Haro Straits, which
cost $500. is completed and the light
will shortly be put In operation.
The cost of maintaining the lights
in the province for the year was 49,
457 rs, aud the expenditure for con-
struction was $l6f70l.
The lighthouse erected at a cost of
5000 during the year on Georgina
Point, the northerDmost point of
Msyne Island, shows fixed white
light The light is elevated So feet
above high water mark, and should be
visible II miles. The Illuminating
apparatus Is dioptric of the sixth
order. The building is of wood, and
consists OF square tower, ~ feet
high from the ground to the lantern
vane, with keepers dwelling at
tached. This light, besides serving
as coast light for the Strait Of
Georgia, indicates the eastern en-
trance to Active Pass, or Piumper
Pass, as set down on the American
charts. Victoria Post.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-21

MONTREAL, March ga sensation
was created In the Court of Queens
Bench when the verdict in the case
against one Joseph Faleneaud, re-
sident OF Beloeit, charged with theft
OF some wood, was recorded. After
the evidence for the Crown had been
taken, Judge Ramsay, in charging
the jury. said that the case was an
exceptionally clear one, and that
witnesses had said that they saw the
accused in the act Of stealing the
wood. He declared that no proof
In rebuttal bad been adduced by the
defense, and that q verdict OF guilty
should therefore be rendered. Con-
sequently but one moment of the
Courts time should be taken up In
finding verdict The jury retired
shortly after 5 and reappeared at 8
O'Clock. when they were unanimous
IN heir verdict of not guilty. In
dignation was depicted on the Judges
countenance when he heard the yer
dict, and turning to the jury he asked
them how they could possibly recon.
Gle this verdict with their conscience.
Then'to the prisoner be said: You
are discharged. Not in the least be.
cause you are not guilty, for 1t has
been proved here 10 this court thai
you are nothing less than q thief, but
solely for . reason thss no Intelligent
man could comprehend His Honor
then addressed the Crown Prosecutor,
saying This is the second verdict
that has been rendered 10 contradic.
ton 10 evidence advanced since the
commencement of the present term.
Should the same thing repeat itself.
| will discharge the jury and adjourn
the proceedings of court until March
18th. when q new panel is summoned.
Should We then not he able 70 fiLd q
jary sufficiently intelligent to return
verdicis IN accordance with the evi-
dence, | viii again adjourn the court
Till one csn be found. False oaths
are being taken by the score, and
whea sGeh Il the csse believe | have
word 10 say in the matter
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-21
oRfmcsT LIVING WRITERS.
Opinions.

II b not too much to sAy that with the
LIVING Aok one comma nds tho whole
nsld Of current literary activity; and II
han never been 90 bright, 20 compsehen.
sfvA % diversified In interest as Il Is to-
day.--bostpn Traveller.
4 hss now Tor many years held the iisst
p1ncs Of al our serial publications. There
y netting note worthy In science. art. lit
erAturo biography. philosophy or rsiix ion
MAT cannot be fsund In IL. II contains
nearly al the GOOD literature OF the time.
TAe StnrchmAn. New York.
Nearly the whole word Of authors and
yritprs appear In II In their brst moosfs
1he reader 10 kept well shressssof the
cnrrsnt Thought Of the age. Boston Jour
~
II may b trutAsully and cordially said
that u never effsss . dry or vsineless
& ezabaes iss rcaders 10 keep fully
abreast cf the best thought and literature
g civilization. - ChrtstaAn Advocate.
Pittsburgh.
BissTsphy, fiction. science. criticism.
haory. poetry. trevols whatsoever rnen
sse Interested IN. all are found herr. Ths
Throazh IL passs alone n Is psssih'e to
se - vel informed In current titsrs ure
~ ~ the pefusal Of q long list Of month.
Hes. --thiladufphta inquirer.
In fact reader needs no more than
thls ene publication % keep him well
AhFeN&t OF knxlish periodical literature.
sunday school Times, Phlisdeiphis-
Foremost Of tbs cclec &c periodicals. -
n, Y. Wold.
In sahseribng for Il our roadcrs viii
secure more tor tAeir investment than In
AnY other way of which We are cogni
xAnt Iowa Churrhman. Davenport.
Ccatsng once week. II gives. WI " yet
ffe~A. the productions Of the fecezaoss
writers Of ths day Montreal GszetEa4
Pnhatshed weekly ~ - = yesx. postage
free.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-21


The c<her DAP acurfous old woman,
having bundis IL her band. and
walking wifh painful e65sS - down
On curbsf0De 70 rest- a group Of
three liftie ores, the oldest shout
nine. stopped In frons Of The old wo-
man. seying never . word, but watch
ing her face She smi!ed. S1ddenly
the smilr faded. asd . corner 81 the
old calico zprpn vent 10 20 wipe
away tear. Then the eldest child
asked.
Are you sorry because you hsven't
got say ehildrens
III bad children once. but they
are all dead, whispered the woman.
. s0h 10 her thro2t
I'm sorry" said the little girl, a.
her chin qaivered I'D give you
ons u my little brothers. but I've got
ouIy two. and don't believe I'd like
70 spare one"
God bless you, child-bless ron
fores~rs7 sobbed the old woman. and
for minute her face was buried In
her spron
'.Bui III tell you what III do, =
seriously continued the child. "You
may hiss as all once, and, II little
Ben isn't afraid. you may kiss him
four times, for he's just as sweet a.
candy"
Pedestrians who saw three we'll
dressed children put their arms
around that strange old woman's
neck and kiss her were greatly pnz-
zled. They didb't know the hearts
OF children. and they didn't hear the
womaa's words As she rose TO 60:
oh, childres. I'm only a poor old
woman. believing I'd nothing 70 live
for; but you've given me lighter
heart than I've had for long years. "
-Parsy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-21
To all whom itmay CO

OSrrcE or TIE CoLuxnlA kNp RsGU
SOUND RAILROAD C0nRxEy,
SEATTLE w. r. july
w HEREAe. BY pkkD
w date August ~ IA tzeol
suance OF an ordinance epDryx1-
Is. fs7A the city Of eeaf1le c1utl
Seattle and Walla WaLIs
Transportation Company, -
lands south Of King Skree4 a
seattle. In, along, around eo4 -
hay, from extreme high - oxl&1l-v
tide and deep wxtdr aud - =
Whereas. The LeGisln1fy9 -
the Territory Of WashinG14A.
approved sovembcr q lN& -. 49,.
confirmed aid grant ard cqnxe
certain conditions which h4y9
performed By said Compa1{ -
Whereas ssid Act e - 4
Assembly vested the Title q
said seattle and Wels NJ ~
and TransportAfion Compasys =
~ Where's The United ss&as = =
esced IN said grant And cooyeD1
Where's. Tho sAid 1ca<11s -
WaIlA Railroad and Trsuep1yz1 p
'pany has transferred end cQuyel
said lands 70 the Coiumhs -
Vow. therefore, ne sd c.
Puget sound Rallrsa6 Con-
aiyes notice that Il eiAzme -
right 10 occupy sid isndD -
wharyes and other stru1<1rU
and that all persons ere here1 ~
refrain from cccnpyinH - -
any Of aid laa1s without -
writing. Of said CoIuub1a -
Sound kailroad ComIsx ,r,ro ! ~
BY 7. J. MIfSkh x-<-,1rre
sps Asuistsnf supel -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-21
SHERIFF's SALE.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
Third Judicial District Of Wsshinatoz
Territory. holding terms at Seattle.
NO - g-John q. Sesvey, plaintiff, Va
William II. Ilewellyn, In his own proper
person and ~ the executor and trustee Of
the estate OF stephen w. Hovey, de-
ceased. ct al defendants.
Under and by virtue Of an order Of sale
issut q out Of the above named Court In
the above entitled action, dated the D. IN
day OF Fsb u.ry. lss6 and TO me directed
and delivered. have duly levied upon the
property de- cribed 10 said order OF sale.
and as follows. toUit:
Lot nun bred three 81 Of block nrm
bersd fifty t5o1. ina lot numbered three
~ OF block number fifty tour 9s,. al In
Maynards town plat 81 the town nov
cityj III Seattle. In said King county: End.
also. II 10 ordered that aaid lot three II. a
block numbers d fy-four tssl Of May
nsrd's plat BE- odd first In order al The
fiue o. raid sale.
Notice 10 therefore hereby given that on
saturday, tine ID day Of April,
1855.
At 10 O'Clock O. m. Of said day. in front Of
the &c r. House door. In the city n seat
lie. King esunfy. Wsshington Territory.
viii m otedis nee 20 sald order OF ssse.
sh the above described property. OF 80
mneh thereof ~ may b. nee ssssy 10 sat-
isfy thu Judgment In ssid action, with In
tere thereon and cost. Il pubic anc-
ton 70 the highe 4 b oder for eash.
Dated - Seattle. the sfh dag Of March.
ssssd sAeri~ Of k I: 9; o cunt z1 ". =.
Ac0uvrs Z Blaine. attorneys fsr plain
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-21


Tu<1tJ Eve yesrs $50 us we're
y, 0oo. go II people, now Ne are
reariy 0,00, CO. Tneu ~ had 14i
cities md toEns Of over 8. 600 inhsbi-
tapss. now ~ have 80 Of such cities
and towns. Thea the soeai p0puix-
ton ofour cities Mss 5, 600. 90, now
n IL about l3 0o0, Co.
Our coal mines then produced
Il. 90 600 tons, nos 81. 00o. 0oo tons,
OF six times ~ much.
The iron product amounted to
300. 600 tons OF ore, today IL fooss up
over 5000. 900 toys . year, almost .
nine fold increase.
10 1850 our metal industries en-
ployed about So, 600 hands. consumed
800 900 600 worth Of material, and
turned cut about $3.50. 900. 600 In an
nual products.
Today these industries employ
800. 600 hands, consume $3.50, O. q. 900
OF material, and their annual pro-
duct amounts to $50. 000. 900 q year
In 1860 the wood industries EN-
ployed 13o. coo persons, today they
employ $40, 600, while the value Of
their annual product has trebled.
The wooden industry employed
90, 600 persons then, and now EN-
ploys 100, coo while our home mills,
which produced goods of the value
Of $50 000, 600 in 1850, now turn out
an annual product worth t270. eco. :
900.
Finally there is cotton. In 1890
we imported go. 900. 600 yards of
cotton goods: in 1881 we only i'm
ported 70, 600, 900 yards.
10 the meantime the number of
hands employed in American cotton
mills has increased to 200, 900, and
we export over $50, 900. 900 yards of
cotton goods . year, instead Of i'm
porting 220. 000, 600 yards As we used
70 do.
Finally, the total Of our exports
has doubled. In 1850 II stood ct
800, 000, 900, and now it stands at
about $500. 600, CO., - Cincinnati
Spokesman.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-21

The Youths Companion quotes the
following story. in which physician
tells Of the gratitude Of little Ger
man girl: / was called one day in
October to the family of q German
who lived on q small place three
miles from town. He was Q very
poor man with large family. One
Of the many children, boy of ten
years. had the diphtheria attended
the boy, and be recovered. He had
sister two years older. named Sadie,
who seemed inexpressibly grateful
TO me for saving brother Jimmy's
life" She always spoke of me as
the good doctor who saved Jimmy's
life" and /, in turn, won by her
affectionate words and ways, fell into
the habit of speaking of her as my
good little girl" We became great
friends. Not long afterward Sadie
herself had diphtheria, for which she
was very sorry, because II prevented
her from gathering q bushel of
hickory nuts to be given me for
saving Jimmy's life. Her disease
ran ominously, but at last she seemed
convalescent, and one day her father
called to say that Sadie was much
better and that / need not call again.
But early the next morning he reused
me aud said he feared sadie was
dying. / FASTENED to her bedside
and found that It was even 50. She
knew me. Beside her in the bed,
under the ragged quilt, she had a
small bag of hickory nuts, gathered
by her the day before at the expense
of her life. she held out the bag.
For saving brother Jimmy" she
gasped. aud in q few moments my
good little girl was gone.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-21

ARRESTED ron Arson. - Yesterday
forenoon. on complaint of J. @.
Stephenson, Eivard Uden. . young
German, aged about 20 years, was ar
rested on a charge OF burning the II. r.
kyes barn, on White river, recently
sold 30 j. @. Stephenson. Uden vas
taken before John Alexander, Justice of
the Peace al fitusvilie, where be had q
preliminary examination. and vas
bcaud over in the sun Of $500 10 appear
before the grad isry. Being unable
,s furnish the requisite amonst be Wa
sest % Seattle 10 charge OF Constable
q. II. Guioerson. Who turned him over
20 Sheriff MeGrsv. Ii seems that on
the morning after the fire the fresh
tracks OF q man were plainly seen CON
ins toward the barn. and also leaving
the barn. Those indicating thai the
man Was coming toward the harm we're
eiose together, indicating siov walking,
snd those leaving. While made BY tue
sane boots, we're much further apart.
showing that the MAN iefs 10 hurry
The tracks were followed, aud led di.
recsiy up to Uden's cabin. three quar-
tiers Of mile distant. The trseks gere
made By rubber boots, partially worn,
The hsei Of one Of the boots had two
2ails IN It, and tire other heel lad three
rnslis- Ou entering Udeu's cabin. be.
fore be xss cut Of bed. tbese who had
followed the track sss, near bis bed. q
pair OF Fahb@r boots. snd on examining
shesD found the nails IN the heels and
s'x- OF the boots o. cssrrespond With toe
tracks 60 and from TIE barn. ud<u de-
nisd anv kuowiedes n the affair, bat
his eendSct md actions. - well - his
cor riss1He statements regsrcipQ his
whereabouts On the prrvcns night,
tended ~ eonhrm the suzpicion OF bis
enilA No eAuse Is assigned for the
eoWsrdiy crime. exsept that the accused
Sss not on fFseadiy terms with Stephen
sen
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-21


6xcr1ox 1. Be h senAcfed By the
Legislative Assembly Of the Territory
Of Washingfoa, That subdivision !
Of section See of the Code Of WISH
ington be. and the same b hereby
amended to read - follows. Section
392 The following persons shall
not be examined e witnesses: l. A
husband shall not b examined for or
against his wife. without the con-
sent OF the wife, nor wife for or
against her husband. without the
consent of the husband, nor shall
either. during marriage afferwards.
without the consent Of the other. be
examined as to any communication
made by one 10 the other during
marriage. Bat this exception shall
not apply to . civil action or pro-
ceeding by any one against the other
nor to criminal action or proceed
ing for . crime committed by one
against the Other. Provided. That
in all actions, civil and criminal. IN
volving the chastity of the wife. in
which the husband Is . competent
witness. the wife shall also be . CON-
pefent witness and be allowed 20
testify.
Approved by the Governor Jan.
10, 1885.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-21
CuRE FoR PILEs.

Piles are frequently preceded bY q
sense of weight 10 the back. loins and
lower part Of the abdomen. causing the
patient 10 suppose he has some affectien
Of the kidneys or neiRhborinR organs.
At times symptoms Of indigestion are
present, hstulency. uneasiness Of the
stomach, etc. A moisture, like perspi-
ration, producing a very disagreeable
itching, after getting warm, is q com-
mon attendant. Blind, Bleeding and
Itching Piles yield at once TO the appli-
cation Of DIR. Bosanko's Pile Remedy,
which acts direcflv upon the parts az
fectcd, absorbing the Tumors, allayine
the intense itching and effecting per
manent cure. Price 50 cents. Address
the DR.. Bosanko Medicine Co., Piqus,
Ohio. Sold by A. b. STEwARr. DIV
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-21
MIkACuLeus EscArE.

WV. Reed, dragRist, Of Winchester,
Ind, writes: "Ooe of my customers,
Mrs. Louisa Pike. Bartonia. kandol b
CO., Ind. was long sufferer with Con-
her physicians. She heard of DIR. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, and
began buying il Of me. In SIX months
time she walked to this city. dist noe
Of six miles. and is now 20 mu,h i'm
proved she has quit usioR il. She feels
she owes her life to it." Free Trial
Bottles at A. b. STEwXRr's Drug Store.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-21
NOTICE OF FINAL paeof.

U. 9. LAND oss1cz A. oGxnrA ~
FsbTaaly .. ~
Notice "a hereby given ~ 80
E0GEH has nIe& ipfice d iu1u91 q
make finai proof before TIE O. =
tiict Court, Ut his once IL 5eeEh, y: ~
Friday. the 2efh day Of March. 4 y
Presumption o. 3 No. 9s1l, TT ~ -
Nh I Of section %. township = 80
east.
He names - Witnesses. Ivu = ~
ders Mos. Osof Ottsrsre and Jenna -
all Of Port Msdison, ". =. -
JOIN =. 00vu<
feismras Ree1sssr q % - g =
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-21
elas Prices Ter The best Hamt aRd
Faftlga Literature.

rosscsssa Of TnE RfRtSc ASS ssa
oae or other 81 car Viva isas kmcrfas q
rnesthies. sseNstiheF ~ia and bims, Il
IN command cf ihs whole sisaAiton.
Phila4asipAss kysnsng Aaisetia.
Fer sic - fsIG l.INtNG AeE and any
one 81 the Aa3eTicaA "a as6nit lts "a
sterpere Weekly or tssEkzl All b. a.
for year. sSssz tssid OF tar 81 - Tnk
LIVING AGG aAa the II. Ns0ssaiss
Aearsss LlITElla s. co.
las ya,.f .
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-21
HARD TINS.

While money 10 close. waees and
priees sos, expenses shouid be eat down
10 every hsas~hoid. Economv, the
watch word fsr mothers. heads Of doc
Tor bills By sl.ays keeping In the house
bottle Of DIR B,ssrka's Cough and
Lzne syrup. Stops . ecn1h insfantiy.
relieves esnsusaptson. snres crsue and
pain IN the chest IN sne niehf. IL i
jnzt the remedr for hard times- Prics
80 ssnts and 81. Samples frse. Sold
By 4 b SrxwAx1. a.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-21
Proposals far Fresh Beef and
Mutton.

HEADQUARTERS DKP'r or THE CoLunBrA.
Of3cr 81 Chief commisssry,
vAxcovvkR BARRscxs. W. T.. Feb. l6, 1885
SE.LED PROPOSALS IN TRIPLIcArR
y subject 10 the usual condi iona Will be
received at this once and 1t the Offices Of the
Acting Commisss les of Subsistence at the
following named posts rsr the fl sh hsef and
mutton needed atthose posts only, until ls
s'clock noon on THURSDAY, Ma CD Is, 1876. 1t
which time and places they Will be opened ia
th- presence Of bidders, for the fur. ishina
and delivery Of fresh beef and mutton durfnS
the year commencing July LIST. 1856:
Boise Barracks, L T.; Port Csnby, w. r.;
Fort C1ar d'Aisne, l. T.; Fort Klamath, Or. /;
Fort Spokane. " T.; Fort rownsend. W. r..
Vancouver Barracks, ". T.: Fort walla walls,
W.T.
The 0overun cot reserves the right to re-
j.ct any or ell bids.
Bidders will nnders and that eoasrsefs
made ar der THE sdve It's meut and propo-
sails made In esp nse thereto, shall not be
construed b. involve The On ted States In any
obligation for "a. m mt in eacess OF the an.
Precipitation gran ed By Congress for the pur-
pose
Blank proposals and printed circulars stat
Inc the kind Of beef and mutton required.
and givfsy fall iDstfuctit M ~ to the anrer
Of bidding cor dItions 70 Be- observed b. bid.
defs, snd terms Of contract and ray meat will
be furnished on application TO this once. or
70 the @. =. 1t the several po T..
knveiopes Containing proposals should b.
MARKED . Proposals for fresh Beef cor Nut.
toni o. Fort -" and addressed 10 the an
dersigned or 10 the Acting Conmissary of
Subsistence ss the several posts
@. WOODRUFF,
Captain and c. g, o. 9. A., Chief G. o d. @.
fe20fvtd
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Carly, slfseAsd to s.. Mays infant
Azyhn, Dorchester. Mnss-, certify to the
hesfimable yaiue q Ayers Sarssparilla
h he treatment Of sore eyes s,d skin
dlsssss, among The many unfortunate
children under their ezre- Mrs.. s. n.
Bodwell, Wilmington, Mass, writes COR
eeruing the treatment Of her daughter,
Who was troubled with sore eyes. a. Eos-
bwss al gave Ayers Sarss'Sriiia TO
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Notice Of Final Proof.

Q. & LAND oFPTcx AT OLYMPIA. ". T.
February IN, 1856
~ Notice IL hereby given that JACOB n.
RICE has nlsc notice - i1feDtiou to make
nnsl proof before c. K. Bosnian. . Notary
Public, 1t his ONCE In Seattle. W. T., on
saturday. the 10th day Of April. A. D. 1875.
on Pre- empticn d =. NJ. 1851, for The NV 4
OF section 5. township ~ north. range { east.
He names - Witnesses W. II Miller, Jos
Quinn, A. Sellers and Joseph Bsumeis OF.
ali Of sunnyaaie, W. r.
JOHN v. CONVEY,
fe26apl Register Of the Land OlIcs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-21
Lands for the landIess.

THE SUBSCRIBER. LIVING ON
I Eagle Harbor. nine miles west of the
city OF Seattle. wtll sell portion II his
homestead in lots OF s. 10 or 20 acres each,
at the low rate o. $50 per scre. Fad land
has been loxgei off and burn d over un-
I'll II is quite easily cleared IL g nearly
lev has bat few stones. and lies in ca y
reach OF the water. School and church
within mile Society good. Call and
desw3n r. M. HosKINsON.
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Try the London Nired Tea At HueHEs
d MILLxR's II you want something One
for the money. mh18
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ny Little Girl.

nd must say that she never took snsslsiise
that helped her 50 much. ! think her esss
never looked 50 web, ss nov. since ssses
were affected. and her general iaeahb Is
approving every day. She he's TAKEN bui
half . bottle A. J. Siinso:s ~ .;,sf
Nerrimack 81, Lowell, Me-. WRITES !;
aNy weak eyes were msde strong b.
using Ayers sarsspsriiis" c. u. Upton.
Nashua, n. H.. writes: = For number
Of years / have been troubled with
Q humor In my eyes. and was unable
70 obtain any relief, until | commenced
wing
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-21

sHOO FLY CIGARS. IS cents box.
Is} IA eaxe~. Aosi-Cooiy. Al the Nsrth
Paeise News D~cot. Mil 81. ialf in
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Wa MAK&AST Gslmoseas Magnetic
kiixss to rriievs Tue Asthma m one
minute. A. Il srExAzT. do
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The choicest lot of Fruit Trees and
Shrubbery of the season Just received
by A. NEWTON, Front street. 20d2s1