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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-05
OUR TERRITORY.
Every football Echoed i
Tacoma Yesterday.


rsrsxs. Juiy 4I-The salvation
Army had the city very mEeh 70 -
~ to-day. A company 81 afsoaf sfx
-ef~ onsta al female fHeuslers--ap-
.s~rr.a On tl,e avenue late In the after
1rrgn. marching TO the rather de-
e~rA<4 and uncertain music Of tarz-
Enuriues. sonfhward from Ninth
s6reet. At the same time the male
n1,xtEon Of the asmy--atsont ten in
numseY--csme out Of Thirteenth
serret and marched 10 the bossterous
nf,ise Of bass drum, rorfhward. and
a. two squads Joined each other.
when they met and continued the
march north Their appearance was
veIroue4 - . relief TO the rnonotcny
a the day. A somewhat inetr:ated
Individual made some demonstration
- they marched past Tenth street
and created the impression that there
vas Fight going On, and In moment
che entire police force was onto him.
A crowd collected that was . surprise
- every one who saw il. ~ 30 many
people were, until that moment, not
believed to he left in the city. Such
"a. the nature Of the Fourth Of July
In Tacoma this year. Business was
wholly suspended. No attempt was
made at decoration. and scarce nag
Was floun % the breeze Indeed. the
breeze was here only part Of the time
True, the small boy va. around At in
teryais and exploded frecraeker. the
echoes OF which, in all its solitude. did
service for a whole pack The beer
saloons sent out upon the streets every
once In q while vaeant-ioookius. un-
STEADY stepping individual rs witness
that they were open and doing busi-
ness, and at intervals q very domestic
man pushing baby carriage and ac-
eompanisd by his vile walked around
so the free exhibition OF the Washing
ton Horticultural Society on Eleventh
street. such was the Fourth Of July
after 10 O'Clock in the morning Up
until that hour, when the last steamer
left for Seattle. the streets were
thrUneed, the tide all setting
toward the wharf. shortly
after that hour the German society,
with banners and regaIia, headed by a
brass band. marched through the
streets and embarked in wagons for
their picnic ground--a picnic long de
ferred BY the rainy weather. After
this tte day settled down to quietude,
and left % Seattle the business and
pleasure OF celebrating the glorious
Fourth.
Lieutenant Winnie Sprague, OF
company National Guards, returned
from seattle on the early afternoon
boat, being too III 10 remain through
the festivities. He speaks in the
highest terms ~ the treatment az
corded the company by the Seattle
boys He says that II scarcely could
have been improved upon-sine quar-
ters, fine beds. fine meals and ever,
courfeSy and attention possible. HI
says the boys viii come back 10 heal
their visit 10 Seattle In their pleasantesf
recoiIeetiuns forever.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BREyITIEs.

The steamer Premier arrived from
Vancouver yesterday morning with
over 80 cxeursionists
IL j. estimated that there were ls0Q
Tacoma people in the city yesterday
AMI they seemed to thoroughly enjoy
themselves.
The Indians Of Port Madison stand
ready 90 play baseball with any nine
an t4c Sound. white or red. outside
the Browns They are endeavoring o.
arrange ranc Tor tomorrow
There are three Eastern piekpockets
In the city, and, notwithstanding pub
lie notice given ~ the police of their
Pre- ~enec. they succeeded ia getting in
their work Yesterday, A man named
l.eake. from fIouEiton. lost hiS watch
and chain, and there are several Others
% be heard tFoln
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-05
Notice Of Application to Pur.
chase Timber Land.
UNITED STATES LAND orncE.

=
Notice II hereby given that in compli-
ance with the provisions of the act of Con-
gress OF June 5, 1873. entitled An act for
the sale Of timber lands In the States of
California, Oregon, Nevada, and Washing
ton Territory. HENRY MARLIN, of Seat
tie, County Of King. Territory Of Washing
ton, has this day filed in this office his
sworn statement No. 3os2, for the purchase
Of lots 5. s, and 81 =, of sw 4 OF Section
No 6, in Township No. - forth, Range
No. East. and win offer proof 10 show
that the land sought is more valuable for
its timber or stone than for agricultural
purposes, and to establish his claim to said
land before the Register aud Receiver of
this Office 1t Seattle, w. T., ON Friday, the
2sth day OF September, 1888
He names as witnesses: George indsy,
of Snoqualmie, King county, W. T., 8. r.
Armstrong. OF seattle. King county, w. T.,
K. N. Mckay, Of snoqualmie, King coun-
| ty, W. t. W. r Meredith, of Seattle, King
county. W. T.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
the above described lands are requested TO
| file their claims in this ONCE on or before
said 18th day of September. 1sss
JOHN Y. OSTRANDER,
iel4Auls Register
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Notice Of Contest.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE

SEATTLE, W. T., June Z. 1855
Complaint having been entered at this
ocsee by Gabriel Ioogren against John
Aaupin for abandoning his Home stead
Entry No. 72st. dated March y. 1855. upon
the W. i OF NV. OF section II. township
n north, range east. in King county.
Washington Territory. with view to the
cancellation Of said entry; the said parties
are hereby summoned 10 appear a. this
Office on the ID day of August, Isss, ~ 2
O'clock ?. M, TO respond and furnish tssti-
neuy concerning said alleged abandon
meni. and IL appearing 70 my satisfaction
taaf personal service thereof cannot he had
service viii be made by publication. post
ing and mailing. according Ia rules Is and
II o: practice in the United siatcs Land
ofilre. JOHN Y. oSTRASDER,
icg1 Register
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SEATTLE THE TERMINUS.
The Manitoba Road Ia Reach spo
kane Next Spring.

SPOKANE FALIe, July Jos. Han
son. who has just completed con-
tract for the Montana Central, arrived
In the city yesterday. lie has secured
. contract ON the o. X. & n. extension
into Csnur d'AlcDe. and his outfit is
en- route here over the Mullan road
Before leaving Montana, he was told
that his services would be required on
the Manitoba extension to Spokane
which would be pushed with all posi-
BILE speed next spring. Connection
will be made here with the Seattle
a Lake Shore. Hanson saws Presi
dent lin has fully determined on
coast connections.
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Notice Of Application to Pur.
chase Timber Land.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,

SEATTLE W. L., May y, ls.s.
Notice is hereby given thar in compliance
with the provisions OF the net of Congress
of June 3. ISIS, entitled IAN act for the
sale Of timber lands In the States of Califor-
MIA. Oregon. Nevada, and Washington Ter
ri:ory." GEORGE A. REICH, Of Seattle,
county Of King, Territory OF Washington.
has this day fled in this Office his sworn
statement No. 7o4s, for the purchase Of the
NV. !, of Section No. Il. in TOWNSHIP No u
north, range No. = eas,, aud will offer proof
to show that the land sough! is more yaiu-
able for its timber or stone than Tor agri-
cultural purposes. aud 10 establish his
claim 10 said land before the Register aud
Receiver OF this office at Seattle. King coun-
". W. T.. on Friday, the 9TH day Of Oetsber,
ISIS
lie names as witnesses. John Andrews,
Of seattle. King county. W. r.. Thomas
AcElroy. OF seattle, King county, W T.,
Colin spaulding, of Port Madison, Ki;sap
county. ". T., Vim. Spauiding, oil Port
Madison. Kifsap county, W. T.
Any and ali persons claiming adversely
the ahoye-deseribed lands are requested TO
file their claims in this Office ON or before
said 9Th DAY of October, ISIS.
JOHN Y. oSrRANDER,
fa-TAr1rs Pas
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Notice Of Final Proof.
LAND oruez Ar sxsrTIs. W. T

June lsfh. lNe> !
Notice i hereby given tAst ise following
nausci settler has fled notice of ais i1teIi-
tiea To make tEsl proof - support Of his
claim. and that said sreof wiz he made be-
fore the Regis and EecsSvcr a. seattle.
". T.. en- Nesfasslisv. August 18th, isss.
VIC: JACOB II. kEgIH. Homestead En-
try No siss9. for she \. J. OF Nv and W.
= aud Ne. .. section II. Township p
north. range east
He names The following witnesses 10
prove hts continuous residence Hf0a, and
cultivation ef. sasi iasIa. viz. George side
hsss.asn. Aicllsei Carr. hE-issS Z. taseu-
tine. James X Valentine. all - Maple Val
isy. W T. JOHN \. tssTgANIsER-
te-siuss Register
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U. 8. LAND OFFICE.

SEATTLE, W. T., May 81, 1883.
COMPLAINT HAVING BEEN ENTERED
~ at this Office by Simeon Toby Jr..
against Peter Kumpf for abandoning his
homestead entry 10. 1917. dated September
10, ISIS. upon the Ne. 4. section 81, town
ship a 81. range E., in snohomish coun-
iy. Washington Territory, with a view TO
the cancellation OF said entry; the said
parties are hereby summoned TO appear at
this office on the 18th day of July, ISIS, at
10 O'Clock a. m. TO respond and furnish
testimony concerning said alleged aban-
comment. and IL appearing to my satisiac-
be had, service will be made by puhiica.
ton, posting aud mailing, according to
rules Is and II of practice Ia the L. s. Land
0ffice. JOHN Y. OSTRANDER.
jeswa Register
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-05

CtrsxESs' CeSvsSrsrS, --ovcr ~
representative citizens II seattle have
ssxus'd 4 csa for mass convention
~ the voters, syrespsTtive 81 party -
he hcI8 sAiS evening al the seN aTsssosy
e. nominate a t,gkss for The ensuing
ssty elections. THis il = matter that
esac~ffss every man and woman " no
has a cellars taxes ~ pay. and il -
the duty u al s-ho VISA t. - sn
he neSt ard tSssaomtcai administration
~ he Affairs AZ tbs c4ty, 10 attend she
the sasstiag ton shf. Those tho
pay taxes caEass sfsra 70 nrsleci tbs
p5Alse dHty.
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Notice of Final Proof.
LAND OFFICE Al SEATTLE, ". t.

LAND UFFftE Al SEATTLE, W Tt
June 2afh. 1855.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his iuten-
ton 20 make final proof in support of his
claim, and that said proof viii be made be-
fore the Register and Receiver at seattle.
w. T., on Friday. August 81, 1888. viz: Nj.
CHAEL CARR, Homestead Entry No. 1901.
for lot ] and VI. \ Sc. 4 and Sc \. Of SW.
= Section IA. Township % north, range Q
east.
He names the following witnesses TO
prove his continuous residence unon. and
cultivation eff. said land. Wig. Charles y.
Valentine, J. II. Keith, J. X Valentine, c.
o. Russell, all Of Maple Valley, King
county, Washington Territory.
JOHN Y. OsTRANDER,
Ielsjul6 Register
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DaIRfMEa, ATTENTION.

I HAVE CROSSED Ny HALF BLOOD
Jersey cows With The Pare a,soad H0l-
stella FriesiAn szsii SAN gt-AE, mo. 2ssss.
yoa >, IL II. Il sna viii sell The ball calves
sas feH hcife-. fsr sis per head. de-
uTSTei N CssfE-sysIie-
Calves tsaghf 70 6.sak. and frazr tsEo 10
f.sret Eeeks OLD j. c. KELLOGG.
lrs~tat wa Cears-xt1iF. ". T.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-05

PoHr TOWNSEND, July 4. - Several
hundred port-of-entry citizens are
spending the Fourth in Seattle, hence
thc day has been very quiet one and
the small boy wears a sad and pcnxive
look and rejoiceth not, The festive
firecfacker Is seldom heard and the
gnietness Astounding is intensely quiet.
II Is safe to say that next year the
eagle will scream when the GLORIOUS
Fourth" comes around. The new city
council coming in, which II il surmis-
ell viii cInhody all the advanced and
enterprising spirit Of the community
win be likely 90 arrange events thai
will bring thousands of dollars to the
city instead Of allowing like amount
~ 60 ont OF the city.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
In the opinion of many n certain up.
Sound paper Is doing very unfair act
In their savage attack on the O.. X. &
N. and l., {, :. ). Companies. An ed
itorial OF Friday last says the ens-
ploye< OF the former company are
grossly careless. Everybody ia Port
Tows send. including those who have
had occasion 10 demand much of
them, have foand these employees at
tcntive and courteous. The same pa
per eharacterixes the steamers Ancon
and Elder as stubs unsit to travel in. -
Anyone who has enioycd the comforts
OF these staunch and weli-arranresl
YES els knows that this i an equally
untrutbful libel.
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FROM HOT SPRINGS ARK

pr. John A. Biay,ien, President Medical
aid surgical Institute. says. II have used
Aeker's Dyspepsia Tablets fcr Indigestion
and take great pleasure ia recommending
TIE same Since using this remedy nav.
prescribed IL 10 numerous patients ard tn
ever ezse have had good resulfs'' Aeker's
Dyspspssa Tablets are guaranteed and sold
BY 4. b. STEWART ala ~
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80 : 49, rooek n hand. en- nzog1
- N . Il Cni1Dd S1n1s q cusG g
~ sp3d q the unme rn1e - private acl-
diers der uikAf cat retaa r1tes. uht1e
fhe CHited SEa1es sells 70 nobody ocs
soldiers
MI ! recruit Is xuorn IN the ser-
eeAnt takes him info the clothing.
Toom and its him up With alum outhf.
The cost a Il Is tAken ffOm his pay
though n the rHfes - which The GOV
eminent sells Il does mot take him
hing to mar ups No one may buy
c;ofhfnx n this way from The govern
naent excepk solsii-rs, and i Il = GRIND
for any one else II the government
were 10 sell 10 everybody q the same
rate the business of the furnishing.
goods stores in the neighhorhosOd 81
recruiting stations would be ruined.
4 List Orpsrssaity-
a-she eensesrs hear the murmur Of
The iSases thai rush 10 meet h<1.
The joyous carol of . thrush
Thai spiitz his throat 10 greet her
Through Ausunns sainnerinx niss sAs
That vel for summers dresseA
with winters dismonds At her Throat,
Ard Spring towers In her tresses
The hahy stars lsuxh out In giee.
The jasmine buds wax brightly
The lnoonbesEk dance about her fecf.
Tae uixhf-breeze fans her hghfly.
Al. veil know thoee cloudy skirts
And isees that cnfoid her-
That graceful possc of dainty head.
Those curves Of cheek aud shoulder.
win raysurous joy think that l
shall soon have held aud kissed her
A springs CLASPS little shrek
confound il. I Was my sister.
81 Gosrfesas Walker In The Gsafurr.
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Lord James Douglas, who was re-
Gently arrested in London for sending
improper photographs to lady. was
in New York about . year ago and
was quite society pet. He left behind
him several reminders in the shape Of
uniiquidated bills, which have since
been called 20 his attention frequently
but unsuccessfully.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-05

Change Of passenger rates Or stesm-
ship PREMIER The fare on steamship
Premier hereafter win be 50 cents between
Seattle and Tacoma. je2stf
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IMPORTANT TO INVESTORS,

GkVkkAL HUNDRED ACRES or WET
- seattle land, splendid water front, ad-
~ hIng FREE port: 10 acres adjoining Kirk
isnd ~ *o per acre; $500 for lots cleared
and fenced, next 10 NH street eable yosd
sniy fnree-quarters Of milo from the post.
omee; several good bargains In business
properly. s-aere tracts adjoining Raveua
PARK, improved, running water, only Zoo.
GEORGE pORPFEL.
ssatrs. between Mil and wsshinrtou. IN
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-05-10
meteorological Record.

For the month ending April 80, 1888
observed at Section 26. Town 8, Rang
SO, Sherman county. Kans.
Mean temperature at a. m. 1880
Mean temperature at p. m. 66.8
Mean temperature at 9p. m. SOL
Mean for the month 5S.3
Highest temperature, 21st. 80.
Lowest temperature, 18th, q,
Warmest days. 16 and 81, mean g.
Coolest day, 28th, mean 31.5
Rain in measurable quantities fell on
5 days. and snow on one day, estimated
depth of snow one inch, total rain and
melted snow $40 inches, which is O.49
inches less than the April average fol
three years.
Rain fell on 4 days and snow on one
day in quantities too small for measure
ment.
Fog occurred on one day.
Direction of wind tri-daily: N 10, s "a,
E7.W4, NW7, NE 10, SW IS, Sc 70.
Force of wind tri-daily: calm 8,
light "a. moderate SO. brisk 10, high 2.
Face of the sky tri-daily: clear IS times
fair 10 times, cloudy IS times.
Mean cloudiness AZ per cent.
Mrs. CHARLES E. BENNETT,
Vol. Obs. 8. s. q. s. A.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-05-10
Sheridan County.

The bond election, Tuesday May LIST,
for the L. & G. Ry., was a red-letter day
in the county of Sheridan and the city of
Hoxie. Everything passed off quietly,
although there was an immense amount
of hard work done and quite little feel
ing aroused among neighbors and friends,
but it was controlled and did not cause
any commotion at the polls. The vote
cast was full vote of each township
and indicates that the majority is salts
fed. In Logan it was IS for and q
against; Kenneth 116 for and against;
the city of Hoxie 70 for and 2 against;
Valley 81 for and none against.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-05-10
A sickening Crime.

| W8sAocuey WOrlO,
The fore part of the week Sheriff Perry
man took to the Jail at Hays City a fel-
low named John R. Upton. who resides
in the south part Of Logan county. Tip
ton had been arrested and taken before
Justice Henderson. of Logan county,
charged with the terrible crime of incest.
A girl less than fifteen years of age re-
Gently gave birth to child. She and her
mother, as well as numerous neighbors,
are said TO bear testimony to the truthful
ness of the charge against Upton.
At his preliminary hearing before
Justice Henderson, Upton refused to
talk. Such is the state of the public SEN
timent in his neighborhood that he was
very glad to be placed behind the bars.
In talking to a man after the prelimi-
nary hearing, he did not pretend to deny
the charge, but sought to ease himself by
stating that the girl is not his, but that she
was born six months after his marriage.
Upton is thirty eight years of age, andis
said to be not bad looking man. He
was elected justice of the peace last
fall, but thinking there would be no
benefit in filing the position, failed to
qualify. His wife, who is said to be
lady, is almost wild with grief. They
have considerable property.
The cheapest and biggest stock of
pillow shoes at BOerner Bros.
All kinds of fruits at P. O.
Store. s
Copeland & VanPetten have
an addition of acre lots for
sale.
If you are looking for hat, go to
Shrimp, the clothier. He carries the larg-
est stock in the west of all the late styles
and cheap hats.
Ramsey & Ramsey do all kinds of
job tin work, tin roofing, gutter hang
ng, spOuting, &c, on short mott ce.
ALI work guaranteed.
FOR sALE.--A complete set of Abstract
books OF Thomas county, together with |
a well established abstract business
COLBY LAND AND MORTGAGE Co.
Glittering gems, fine gold and silver
watches, choicest jewelry, magnificent
gold and silver ware at McKillip s. Sons, |
south of Pioneer Store. Call and be con-
vinced
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-05-10
EIGHT CAPITAL PRIZES,

viz One block the business valued s5OO block
valued 300OO half blocks valued $4,000 eah quarter
blocks valued $4,000 will good business lot
the center Of business by the those
chance who wish will be liberal possibly
To who will business house, material costing $780,
viii business and additional 500 worth of
building will lot will good lot
n business and keeping this place for six months
The will be conducted
present all square The drawing will
Saturday the day D 1885, if the
ckthoes request time will have drawing Colby Tickets
will be sale GEN. and at Pngree Pasers, Colby Kas
NV. ELLSWORTH,
GEN. KANSAS
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-05-10
Co to Ramsey e.
Ramsey for the Mo-
line snd Canton
blows and Listers.

The question is often asked: How
can Shrimp afford to sell clothing so much
cheaper than anyone else in Western
Kansas The facts are, he buys in larg
er quantities. and for spot cash, and
sells more clothing than any two houses
in the West
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-05-10
a great bargain in
choice city property
in Copeland g. Van
Setten's Additionfor
sale this week by c.
e. Cakin.
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Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-05-10

Is the only "em Kansas and the boom It of
Depot by the M of July and fine location for there in
Northwestern Kansas There fine country surrounding and good
afforded all the country miles east Of Colby the
Rock Island H. and settled by good quiet moral and industrious
To be the Ellsworth has added his eighty
addition and selling tickets for GRAND DRAWING of lots
will
hundred tickets sold at SO each and there will be
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-05-10
SMOKE.

We make ! specially Of handling the
finest cigars made. by the box. Also
some Of the cheapest brands. ~
6ff 0ARfIy q HAMPTON.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-20

Ny dear sir and my dear madame,
when your little child comes TO your side,
her sweet eyes big with wonder, relating
to YOU some tifimg happening, don { be
bored or uuiutere7ted. DO not send her
away unanswered. Get down on your
knees, a5 it were, and try TO be sweet
and innocent and eager and pure as
she is. Try not to outgrow the song
of birds, the laughter Of children,
the wonder Of growing trees, the tears
that we shed over dead babies and rainy
DAYS and tales that end sadly Try not
10 outgrow the home games and the home
news. and the great little events Of your
neighborhood. Do not be cynic where
fondness and tenderness and trust and
love are concerned. Do not laugh at
gushing girls and lads VINO try to write
poetry. Do not sheer At the church
fairs or the tribulations Of the gentle lit
tie president of the sewing society.
These things are just as much life as
going to EurOpe-as being elected TO con-
greSs or writing a great book. DO not
think YOU alone live and al else ON earth
only exist for oh. tell you again, $50
song of YOURS no book of yours. no grand
speech Of yours is more beautiful TO God
than the picture Of Andyaud Molly play
ing "oh sweet beans and barley hand
in hand with the little children he has
given into their care and keeping
Catharinc Cole in New Orleans ficayuns.