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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-06
sHERIFF's SALE.

In THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
4 Third Jnd,cial islstrict OF Washsnetor
Territory, holding terms at Seattle.
No. 46f-Amoe Brown. plaintiff. Va.
Frank H. Newell defendant.
Under and b. virtue Of an order OF sale
and decree Of foreclosure issued out Of
The District Court holding terms ct seat
tle. on the 9Th day Of March. is5s. in
the above entitled action. Wherein the
Ahcse-named plaintiff obtained jaa9-
nent and decree against the Above-named
defendant. ! am commanded to sell the
following described morfgaged premises.
that 10 70 say:
lot clevsn tlil. block seventh Of Burke's
second addition % the CITY OF Seattle.
King county. Warrington Territory.
Notice 10 therefore hereby given that On
SATURDAY. she 10Th day Of April.
Al the hour Of 2 o'clock .. N Of sid
day, At the Court House. door, In
The city Of seattle, King county. WASH
ington Territory. vii. IN ebc6ienee -
aid orter Of sale and decree e foroclo-
sure. scil the above described property. Or
- much therpof ~ may be neceesTy 70
satisfy pisintfffs 3 Judgment. with infereue
tkrreor and cusfn. % IN hiwhesr 81
best bidder, for czsh-
Dated 1t sssssie this ioth day 81 March.
,. H. McGRAw.
mrii sheriff Of King coansy. W.T..
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Notice Of Final Proof.

o. 8. LAuD oFFIex AT oLrnfrA. " r,
March IS, 1885,
Notice d hereby given that GEORGE d.
PRICE has nisd uo<tos Of Ensension to
make nnzl proof bsfoxe tie Clerk Of the
District Court, 1t his once In seattle, ". r.,
on saturday, the 18th day Of Msy. A. d.
1885, oa Pre- eznption D. O. No. sSss, for the
6E I Of SE Z Of ssction =, township 1s n,
range esss.
He names as witnesses Fernando Turner.
n. 8. Goes I'd. Bsnham and L. LysEs, eli 81
Cherry Valley. W. r.
JOHN r. aoEEY.
aplmys Register Of The Land once.
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DAB Prisss Tor the hesl Haae and
Fafssgn Literature.

re~r~~ea o. rnE HAVING AeE and
eae Or ether 81 oar Vtv1cions American
ncashlina subscriber VIII Ena hinAeelf
u command 81 the vhele sisaatsan-
RkilA1slphia kScafns kaliettn.
Ter Gle . f4Ee l.ltfSp Asx and aaY
oae u TIE Amsrtcsa ~ n1ontAiiez tar
stAfEers Weekly o. kasari will be seaf
far . ycAs. postpaid; o. for q ~ fax
Lfxfse AeE and the ~ NicAalas
Addrss LfTki.L 4 CO.
44< ta.z4ssa
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VERY WELL PUT.

why do Ne defer till tomorrow what
we should DO today Why do We neg
lot cough till IL throws ne into con-
sumption and consumption brings us to
the grave DR- VIZ. HALL's BkIsAM is
sure 70 cure II taken IN season. IL has
never ben known 10 fail. Use IL thor
ouahly, AooofdiuR 10 directions. Psrse-
we're till The disease is conquered, 90 IL
10 certain 10 Be, even II il should require
. dozen bottles There 10 no better
msdieine for pulmonary disorders. Fer
sAle By A. B. SrxwARr, Seattle. DIV
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p. r. Loske. tissrolsun " Nasby, Cd
stox Toledo BtsS<. writes Il kAd an
. fore6nuer of my right hand sne az
those paeAesot ps1s- a.Fun scopa.' Ths
ane<r sesame inaamed 10 . aeafse un.
bessAhie. and svcalsa % sv1es iss
natural ssss. A fys<od gave ne Hu
nr's CARncLse SAWS and h twenty
nsnases the pain lad % much suhssdsd
= - elve me fam naehs's rp9ax uAisk
hsd ~ hsd hrfoes fur . vsek- n
iudszu1as1on isfs - nnrsr = dsy.
tcunskd<r y uscu va1unh3e areic1e.-
A. =. SrxvAxr. seenf. SeassisL d.
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me doh ana az6,csss s6oaid not fan to call 90
him Ths Dseter has visited the hospitals q
uurcps and obtainsd . great deal Of vAluaek
70 those In ned 81 his services. DIR. 0IBBON
win nAke no charge unless he elIsc1a . cure.
PuEs0ns cured q homs. oall or WRIT. Al
communicakions strictly confidential. Dens
ten dollars Tor psckaGe Of medicine. Al
ArsHs Oh. }. y. 0IBBoN. Box 1851. ehn Fran
c1sco, CA1. Mention posR-INzxxkzanEcKn.
anfG6w
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Lands for The landIess.

THE sUB9cRIHKR- LIVING ON
Rage HprhcF. nine miies xess Of he
cify 81 ccztt5o. gI fcu . por<faH II his
hnrne=1es6 10 lots u 10 o. S1scres eseh,
- he lou rate 81 ~ Per acre so lad
has be@E tonxe1 81 and buynfd ever ~
u u . qnl,s eaeziy cke4red- u 10 nAnx3r
tcEek h1s 81 few s<aook and lien II go
rsach q the water. seknni and ehurch
wiIein . mEe- eoriety seod- Cal cd
dsSx3s RM noeKrxson,
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entirely Cured. !"

xrs Il. u. Thsyer. Nilton. Mass. writes.
Il have been verx much troubled viii
tcrpidi,y Of The liver. and Dyspepsia.
Ayers szrsspariiIa has cured u,e.r Mrs..
]. ". Brsdiee. Hyde Park. Mas. writes:
Il wxs greatly rednrcd by Dyspersia.
and was advised e take Ayers Ssrsn-
parills. which entirely Cared me- Mrs.
~ r. Hssnbleff, = Lawrence street.
Lowell. Mass-, writes: - was sick two
years with ssouach and liver troubles. and
eAesined no relief until I took
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Simply tAtA and nothing more,
itcanae from Hksnacucx q TKnnY's store;
Has PFsved 70 ~ the thing 10 care,
Ptennat snseings safe an9 SIRE.
THAT suas rxxx truuAIxrrrs) couun
eyENF.
SO valnshis for coaehA colds. SIRE
threat vAeopfne oooeh, brsnch1ss,
dsstressine syDpsons In the shrust. ard
ell tendency 70 consumpsisa. The enly
CcugA syrup thas doc nst sieksn the
stoDash. A dollar sixed paskaes for
seventy ave oentsL Sample bottles free.
HAsnDSucx 4 TUsr.
No - en- sole Aseat2
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Notice Of Final Pr Of.
Q. 8. LAM orrIc. q ol.r.. VT.

Us. LAND orrIcs Al oInxrsA, W.T..
March "a, 1888
Notics 4 hsrsby given has FERyANpo
TUkNkR hes hlesi notice % intention 10 make
Anal proof befare the Clerh a The District
urdAy. the i5th day Of May. 4 d. 1885,
on Pre- cnptiop D. Q. No. T3,9. for thu y Of
NV \ ana NV 4 OF NV I Of section IL,
and Nh 4 Of Nh 1 Of SECTION re, township
% nsrth, range cast
H. rsmea q Witness. 6e~ree D. Psice,
e . 0css. Va Bsnhsm and I. IsoIs. al Of
chcny Valley, W. r.
JOHN =. CONVEY.
apinys Register Of the Land once.
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SHERIFFS SALE.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
ii Third Judicial District Of Washin9fou
Territory, holding terms 81 seattle.
No. 49, fheInns x. Eneminxer, plain
t,n Va Cha, e. X Jenner szd cofnelis
&. Jenner. dcfendants.
Under and By virtue Of IN order Of sale
and decree OF foreclosure. ixsu d out Of
the above named Court IN the abeve an
titled action. dated the 18th day Of March.
frt6 Wherein the shove named plaintiff
Obtained . Judgment and decree against
si,s above named defenasntz ! am com.
mortxAged premises. that Is % say.
All 81 hlocks nsmbesod three e. ten
fl0s and twenty ~. tofs nine % and ten
tiDi, Of block thifteen liz. lots three ~
and fsur ~ in block one % u the Com
stock addition 70 fheeify Of Seattle. Aiso
49, g 1s ss ss on y sss
suDplementi addition 20 the city u eezt-
tie. ~ In sid King county. vi. T. b ing
In all Sc loik together with al and sinxn-
lar the tenensnfs hereditaDenfs as.d 40.
pu.te1ances thsreunko belonxiBg.
Notice 10 therefore hereby EiseE fhai On
saturday. the I5sh asy 81 Apt.
1885.
At the hour " 10 O'Clock q m. Of said
day, &C the Court Honse deer, IN tbs city
q seaftss. King eosEnfy. Washing o.
Territory. i viii. In obedience 10 aid or
der Of sale and decree o. foreclosure. "a
the above desss ibed property, Or % much
tncreof - BAy BE- necessary 70 satisfg
plninrffk's tutgmenk win interest Their,
On and cosfs 70 tss highest and bpss flid
der. for cash
Dated a se4ssie. this l7th d.y q March.
fss6l
J.H- NpGRAW.
ntis sheriff 81 Kinx coanfy, W.T..
BAN = emtk attorneys Tor pisinti2.
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WASHINGTON
MARBLE WORKS.
gUeH 1. NgnHf, PraprIetsr.


THE LARGE STEAM SAwMILL
i capacity l00. 900 feet per day. with al
Bellinghsm. Whatcom county. 10 ofEered
for rem or sale. A rare opportunity for
any one DESTROYS OF engaging In the bust
mesa. For particulars apply 10 Il. Ill
DRIDGE on the premises. or ERASTUS
BARTLETT. Ill Hayes street San Fran
cisco. ocoW
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AGENTS WANTED.

A CAPABLE MAN OR WOMAN, OF
Of this or some other county. for the
History Of California = TO the right
party II win pay 500 to $50 per month.
Address ". PERSON. Manager Occiden-
tai Publishing Company. 10 Suffer street
San Francisco. mhf9dw1m
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The New Easy y Lawn Mower. for
sals by the HRATTLx HARDwARE Co., 10
Just adapted TO the wants Of Seattle
people. ap1
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For Sale.

THE OCCIDENTAL sAwMILT. AT
Lake Union. North Seattle. Build
ing and machinery. also six lets: to be
sold together or separately. Capacity Of
mill, f00W feet per day. Apply 10
Do13dW j. NJ FRINK
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Life ard Health.

Alarle Neeis-. : ilasrisna FvenEc, Low
tis. s2as-. Hri-ss; u sen was weak
aspi :, siss.asssi. seos.h.esi With sere eyes
aid sseasasoss~ Assss = syeF's SarSapa-
ria re~sursa. lsi1 = per.ee, keaiih.r
Irving II 4. s@ss.s. isE@cs. n. T.. writes:
. Fresh To s.ss u-ss sossF scars ~, unit
cighserr. MS ss:aSrs 8 Scsoss'ous scr.
shrpa'. Mmes is:se ssv ness has heea
raw ss1s. fran rus q: 80 draw
en-; thu slzu.- took fas.r softlss
Of AseT'S S@r-
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FANCY POULTRY.

THE SUBSCRIBER STILL HAS A
LET of fuIl-blooded Brown Leghorn
Chickens for sale at " each or Is per trio.
EGws, ~ dozen fer 81 Call and see.
r. II. HOSKINSON.
mh3 dw3m Blakefy. W. r.
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MooRx will make prices a. Low e. any
other photographer IN the city. Sabe
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STEAMER NElU
For Pofn Orchard ani uni1|n61n

s s|,': n.....4 n:4 VI
ton 4 smitk's wharf, Sorf1Ia 6v6r1 4
"Wednesday and FRIDAY. q ~ ~
Mitchelfs Point had q IN 01r6{
also. 70 head Of Port Wa6ki1r14 r.
turning leave head of ro0 ~ -
ats . "a. head q Pors Qreh1l1 = =
Thursday and SATURDAY. uGl{x0
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PATENTS.

INVENTORS BEND MODEL Oh
! sketch a. your invonfisn, when win
msfs careful yrsllmi.arE sxAninafion
yica. circulars, etc, vWxE or CHARGE. All
business kofOre y. q Patent 06lce ~
tended 70 Tor NoDERATR BEkB. In1ormar
don anA references sent On application
NO onAnoB UNLESS PATENT u SECURED.
j. R. LLTTELL
Warrington. .. G.. directly opposite y
.. faecnt O0zcA .noHwa
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On and after April LIST MoCLAIsx 4
DUNK viii make you photographs 81 -
per dozen, finished in their very best
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Piles are frequently pressded by .
senss Of weight 10 the back. loius and
lower pArt Of the abdomen. causing the
patient 70 suppose BE- has some A6ectisn
81 the kidneys or neiohboring orRans.
Al times svmptoms Of indigsstion are
present, natulsnoy. uncasinees Of the
stomach, ETC. 4 moisture. like perspi-
ration, producing . very disaRfeeabie
itching, after getting warm. IL . eom-
mon attendant. blind, bleeding and
Itching Pile yield ~ once 70 the appli-
cation Of DR.. Bo0nko,s PiIs Remedy,
which acts directly upon the parts A.
fected, abooebinQ the Tumors, allayinR
the intense Itching and eizeetine per-
manent cure. Price 80 ceuts. Address
the DR.. Boeanko Medicine Co., Piqua,
Ohio. Sold By A. B. SrxwARr. du
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A - y HxeA<s & Nsizsvss Kl<nAsa
csess vsii Gsks - h&ppy ~ ~. :
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Field SRRDS,
GARDEN SERDS.
GRASS Serbs.

our STOCE OF NEW SEEDS HAS
~ arrived Bought from the largest
and best growers. at q great discount. we
VIII sell them lower than any dealer ever
offered Seeds for before. We win close
ont this new stock at about twothirds
price. &. r. STONE.
wholesale and Retail Seed Dealer.
mh{dw3m
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e. 70 per dozen for tirst- class csbinets
q PE1sKn's Art Studio. ape
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5aEnosT LIVING WRITERS.

The ablesf and most cultivated intel
ects In every department of fdterasule @.
Science. Politics and Art. ind expression
In che Periodical Literature OF Eurupe.
and especially OF Great Britain.
TmG G1vnNG ACE. inning -four large
volumes year. furnishes, from the greAi
and generally Inaccessible mas OF this
literature, the only cqmpsiaflon that.
whiis within the reach u 81, IL sztisfAc-
tory In the COMPLETENESS with which II
embraces whatever h OF Immediate in
teresf or of solid. permanent value.
II n THKnxFofsH fNptsPENsAHLE -
every oae who witches 10 keep pace with
the events or intellectual progress Of the
tiasa or 70 cultivate In himself or hts
family general intelligence and literary
tnzao.
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~ 'eevs seetflo q p.
coma sven slay = ~.
making Close conneces.
with the steanes ~~...
Dust for stellacoc,r s...
Olympia.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-03-03
Tea for Brainworkers.

Tea is unquestionably the drink for
the brainworker. 1t is more refresh
ing, more restorative, more portable,
less heating, more easily made, and
Brillat-Savarin is correct in affirming
that a man would grow mad who drank
one litre of strong coffee every day for
three months continuously-i6 has Che
recommendation Of being less deleteIi-
Gus. This is, perhaps, not the opinion
of the coffee merchants, who are Ia
menting over their dWindling trade.
Nor, we may well believe, has England
taken to tea and cocoa in preference to
coffee merely out of regard for the
public health. Fashion, taste and con-
venience must be reckoned among the
causes that account for the change
Boston Budget.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-03-03
a Partisan Novelty.

A singular competition, or show,
took place at one of the principal Paris
restaurants the other day. 1t was held
under the auspices of the Paris Canary
Association, and its object was the
amelioration of the breed of Dutch
canaries. The association in question
was founded eighteen years ago, and
now numbers thirty members, its meet
ings taking place in March, June and
October, while the show is held on the
first Sunday in November. The regu-
lations of the association are that the
canaries exhibited must have been bred
by the exhibitor within the twelve
month, and that no birds with more
than two spots can be admitted. The
birds are brought to the restaurant at
nine in the morning, and placed in
cages of the same shape and with no
ticket upon them save a number; there
being seven judges for the male and as
many for the female birds. This year
there are thirty-twO cages, each con-
tanning four birds. The s'points"
which the Judges are instructed to GO
by ere the strength and delicacy of the
feathers and the length of the body.
The feathers should form parting
down the back, and the wing-feathers
should curl slightly downward. There
should also be a slight ruff round the
neck, and just beneath the tail, which
should be long, small bunch Of feath-
ers which the amateurs style .'the
olive. '-P0J Mall Gazette.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-03-03
Light Bramahs For sale
y. Z MEN II
North Ave, 9Th ward, WATERFOWL
How to Prevent Rusting of Plows.

A plowman says there are several
easy ways to prevent rusting of plows
and cultivators and to keep the teeth
bright. One is to give them coat of
thick limewash as soon as they are
brought in from the field. Another is
to dissolve an ounce of resin in four
ounces of linseed oil, and while hot
mix this with quart of kerosene and
stir well. This is laid on the smooth
iron with paint brush. Another way
is to dissolve an ounce of camphor in
some turpentine and add to this four
ounces of lard and one ounce of pull
verified black lead or stove polish and
mix well. This may be rubbed on
with a rag. To remove rust from tools
or plows nothing is better than a mix
ture of half pint of oil of vitriol
poured slowly into a quart of water,
and apply this to the rusted metal.
Wash off with water. Cincinnati
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a noted Fng]ish 7abvs3csq,, j,

"A noted English physician has re-
yived the story chat fish is valuable as
a brain food. He knows no more about
it than Mark 1Wain, who gave the fol-
lowing advice to 8 youngauthor: Yes,
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previous articles you need couple of
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LEGAL Advertisements.
esa TATE OF WISCONsIN-County Court fer
I'D Jefferson County-In Probate.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In the matter of the estate of Griffith E. Fl

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In the matter of the estate of Griffith E. Hum
phrey late of The town of IXonia in the County
o Jefferson and State of scon- in, deceased !,
Letters testamenlary or the said estate having
been ss;led. and the first Tuesday of August
next, being the time by the order of said court
limited fer the creditors of said deceased to
present their claims tor examination and allow
ance
Notice is hereby given that the unaers1gped,
Judge Of said Court viii, on the first Tuesday
being the Sd day of August A I'd. 1885, at The
Office Of the County Judge n.the city of.JefIer-
son, in said Comfy, receive examine and adj
just ali claims and demands of all pers Us
against said deceased
Dated at Jefferson, Wis, this 2Sth day of Jaf-
uary, 4. d. 1856.
HENRY COLONIUS.
17*4 County Judge.
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a. TATE or WISCONSlN-C0UNN COURT
- FOR JEFFERSON COURT.


In the matter of the guardan-l
ship of Mary Purple and Hat II Probate.
tie Fl. Purple. Minors
On reading and filing the verified petition of
Mary G. Purple, guardian OF The wards above
named, representing, among other things, that
SAID wards a e seized of an interest al certain
real estate therein described, and that 1t is nee
essary tina, the same be sold for the support a d
education of said minors and pray ing for license
to sell the same;
IT is oRDEDED That said petition be heard at
a special term of the County Court to be held
in and for said County, st the Court House in
the City of Jefferson ON the Sd Tuesday (heing
the 10th day. OF March, A. ID. 1876, at l o'clock
p, m.
IT is FURTHER oRDERTD D, That VIM II. Porter,
Esq, of the City of Jaff rsob, Attorney at Law
be and is hereby appointed guardian, cd Item
for said wards. to appear for them and protect
their rights and interests upon such hearing
and the further proceedings, il any, i'll the mat
er of said sale.
IT Is FURHER ORDERED. That notice be given
to the next kin and heirs-apparen or presump
tive OF said wards by publication OF this order
at least !our success We weeks before the day of
such hearing, in the WatertoWn Nenublican a
weekly newspaper, published at the City of Wa
tertawn. in said county, and thata copy thereof
be personally served on said guardian cd item
at least twenty days before the day fixed for such
hearing.
Dated. 9fferson. Wis, this 10th day of Eeb-
ruary A. d. 1886.
BY the Court,
HENRY COLONIUS,
1885 County Judge
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AN exhibition of American apples
in London attracts thousands OF Wis.
itors.