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Tr. IomuS

fan traffes iplseuoe Bper / Uai o. Sdui.
Z Wat:
Ropal Souie, gaenomonie. ISIS, 1Soe, 8
Gage.
8taoiOr Souie, ct. Baul, gainu,, 2los, l
Gag.
Brunsuie 5Ouie, minneapolis. Riun.,
22oe, 2 Gage.
Saut Rapios. Einn., 24oe, 1 Tag.
Commercial Souie, BrutHero, Uetun, 25oe
/ Dag.
@tano 8acifit Souie. Norbsno, Ntuu.,
26oe, 2 9ose.
HEADQUARTERS, Sarge, Dot. 2sos, Q Gage.
Wer9 ants pouie, Babpeton, Dat, cote,
1 Dag.
SHERMAN 9oufe, a0erOeeu, Dat, Site. 2
Gage.
8 SUM:
hotter. Reofielo, Eat, 3oie, / Dag.
Brano Central, BItertopd, Dat, Ace, 2
Ddge.
Ylpipne, NinH., Ste, 2 Gase.
Commercial Soule, SlouI 5aas, Dat, soc
2 Gage.
0u5ert oouis, siOur gttp, 5oUl, lOoe, .
Gage.
8aetiic 5ouie, Council BIaii Jowl, 1ate,
Q Ga9e.
Merchants 5ouie, Omaha, Rebraita, ABE
4 Gage.
3 oe 8per, boor intet potet er naOut, traf.
fes ban / Bpens beoite potel.
Or. Eopus er Spseialtit o. bebluolsr troa
nilte Sp3oomms. =. gr. 4urseipsoomne,
Sl~ertei9sooum e R3su nlttsne, puoips.
BONNIE, auiuoeipsoomns, 9euer. os Tares
igsoomme, 7ropip oiu. Or. B. {owis.
354 104 I9uo Str. 5ouo ou Gao, Bls.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-15
OujfeS. = On riatis flint 8ise fan
~ faa goo 5lefte bos W .. Burt.

Onjfes. 10 sobe WSbelineofere
~ fan faa itaoi9t % 9oot artsioe Naret
ruuot ueo at henpeuoe fla itciitli9 iii VI II.
Sattlebsr9. Wlribiislo, ISIS. 35.6
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-15
S't'le blanot WteDieinerne. We'

mn, S,tlle blanot Wieoieinerne. Webis
HS. tlnSen bar / ct talrist beisst
h s y oellattet at sisre Strife liseooers
\, IhSspOlpltalets granddaughter, ifalo
IA o,SI9reoe 5~orsselie / 8anbibaters
il, SSu ia 80 til so &r. Maaneoen
rs,s SsO'lses al StOrtbinset. BeTut'
sri aJa y anosrfreuen al iamtlise me-
sr r. S%tuoenter. paa ct Yar ner, ME
no ~ oere enitemmis for at blipe
asrpp I q 90 Strifen afbauser altiaO
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-15
aolaOer ionl Tarmaceuter.

Aola0sr lOm Sarmateuter. 5ars
A@aSsllllt Meobielpereramen, Der netop
e,sle Sa9e er aiiluttet, bar paa en- pis
NaaOe Jnteresie berpeb, at ben fsrite
~Iacsll9e @leu oeb benne bar abIolueret
larmuceutii,e Mebbielpersrumen os
mUso l'dfiet fig 8etten til 2isbeb meo
s su's 6armnceuter at erbuerue fig 1T
'g S paa &isets Npotbefer.
Stn 'OlHoelise Jarmaceut er 5rpfen
s,. ...u,s Sabl ira 3ronobiem bum an
y lOll Slicipel lobe Oftbr. 1885
M. sSS0sapotbefet | gbriitiania % err
%S' sIsanssbeUis | December {. ".
apel9ttets n~uparenbe 8etprer Sr.
S'ssoNor ". 9arup.
~, s'etsn 9abl er iaapibt pites ben
@M SOlnoe Granddaughter, Der bar
''0srst oenne gramen.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-15


Gl8 / Mfsr. 6orleoen often bapoe
en- Saser fra &riltiania iammeu meb en-
8amerat be9iuet fig pp / afer paa
&usbetraf. 8loffen bar bleoen 8, uoen
at ro9en &usoe bapbe Diit Jig. 9a bsrte
pluoielis ben enc Of Saserue, at Ioaen
narmeoe fig meb 8nas os 8ras. Som
rtmsltst tunoe bore, troeoe ban, at bet
bar en- al Seserne, Der bapbe forlabt
lin Boft, os, oa ban frpsteoe for at iaa
en- Snseuaonins | Sooebet, ON en-
Gusoe ttlf9loisois ifulbe fomme hppenz
be, sap ban fig til at barrie % boite for
at sisre Geofommenbe upmarflom paa
i'm Neruerelie. 9a bite Der fla pluos
lelis / en- Nritanb at Is Nlen en- flor,
pr9stia Gig, Der rimelisuis life bapce
faaet Ule paa Saseren, oa ben sanife
rplis tos fat paa en- Buff. 8ebfoms
menoe Seser fslte fig life ristis iifter,
bporfor ban lpsnebe ct Stub / 8eiret.
9pret blsp alllsepel itaaenbe nosle Die.
biiffe, boorefter bet sjorbe belt ON %
gift rolis oioere. Saseren talote paa i'm
&umerat, Der enoelis piloe ie @lsen.
De iulste besse bens Spor % fanot
ben Itaaenoe 80 Stribt borte fra bet
Steo. bpOr ben fsrit oar blepen feet.
Smiolertio par bet bleuen msrft, buors
foe be maatte iise 8pret Jaruel. Yease
Sasere bar enise /, at Spnet Of bet
prestise 9pr bar meset mere oarb enb
mango &u9oer.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-15
aar.EXkurSiOne
til2fanoinapten mtoyerocnS tor.
ite % bnrtisits 5ampHftbs, bpori'
bIanot fan nGpucs:

bianot fan nGpues:
UMBRIA, ALASKA, GERMANIC,
CITY OF NEW YORK,
ETRURlA, ARIZONA, BRITANNIA,
CITY OF PARIS
% aac andre FORTE alasfes yoh.
oampere. Weo oisie Grfuriioner
9iores belle Reiien fra ct. VauI
eaer Winneapolis til Sfanoina,
pien paa minore eno to tieer.
Ytaetter til Oct samle Sauo iat'
aes meo aae Sinisr eiter &oniersn.
iens biaise men beitemte Yriier.
Gnbpcr al pore 1000 a3snter fGis
ger otter iamme biaise YriS iom
nnoertesneoe Sopeofontor for
0oropeteu, % man tan iaaleoes
bape fne Yapirer iulofanot9
Croen inoen man refer Diemn ne.
fra.
Sor Yrosrant, Seiling .tiIte %
aae narmfre SplpsninSer benpens
DC man Hs til
A. z. johnson & Co.,
General Torthusiteru a9suter,
Cor, Bird & Sibley Str's,
at. paul, Winu.
Riuueapolis Office;
Vo. 300 g9aibineton 4uenue ..
34l54.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-15
sn Chr if~lpitnants sanitlers

All Cbel itleltnarts S9nl1ltrs
gufe i~orelaaes / en- Stortbinset oeer'
bruut gropoftiou en- aurlis unoeritsts
teIis at 500 ar. fra Wanosns Ssos0aS
at resne. hsr;Iosa
b,noe en- gsniun, ertlaret fis pilis I'll
men anoet Ieoerlas at ouerlaoe Oct
SSsutIioe Obsrflsitnant Sdnitlers
sitsriaots gibliutbsi, Der inbsbOloer ct
riaholOist Mater'als for en- eosr,a IL.
aSrtiattslle at bans SALES.--FUTURE 'anll
Srreiiulbe 8ibras til Oplpsnlns ON
bort Gabrelanbs arissAsrtOr'e'
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-15
Som 10 % lea. at Nprea sr eit

atom 10 % ieg. at Gorea er eli
taftl8t gano"! - ueroober "Siroo "a
Spsnafpltsts Guis" efter at baSe anisrt
uo9i'terne til &onsehuiet % paapiit. at
ois'e anoraser III benlmuo en- 6alp Mti(.
llon aroner. Oct er ianot. ben onisrte
sum er ct temmelist fort Belsb. Wen
ol tan anfsre 2alitsrrelier Of ct oonSfe
onoet Sntfans, iom piier at RurSe lille
ian bore noset fattist 3ano. Ser brit.
tes aarlis Up for 80 Wilioner aroner.
Jor ben bentmob en- balp Miliou. Spm
gaar til aonsebuiet, uorettes boa 40.
|tlul9t soot os npttist arbeibe, uoms
9lanselist ngbuenOist Nrbeioe; men for
De 80 Wt,u., Tom saar til 9rif, bar man
fun 'om Teoerlas IN Mansoe ruinereoe
9lem, Boelust Seibreb, fplote ssattias
bule os 5ensler o. 10.
Gette er uobpttst af be SO Wiuioner.
Sta'sal9loen er, ON ri life erinbrer fell,
l16 Wlltpner. Baa bel 3 Qar pilbe
ben fllnne bore betalt meo be 8enae. Der
orlttes op. Oct aarlise S~tatsbuoaet
ore'er Jig ont 40-45 Wllluner; Bet
o,loe lelpfslselis bliue beiposlis minbre,
ON ri insen Statssielb bapbe at for
rente, ps ON life 9ruttenRaben npboenz
oisslorbe ct iaa fort lsnnet Beriouale
paa mango Solo os itufebe iaa manae
5orbrpoere at fsbe, tleoe os buie iom
MI. Wen, naar Norse bar &aao til at
babe bet saaenbe, iom bet saar, iaa iiaer
pi msb "5iroa": Som 10 os les, at
Nores er cit iattist 2auo"!
("&armIunbsp.")
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-15

On granoen | Sareuaag biolatter
hi sier "9ars. Gftbl." fSlsenoe ners
mere G%afeltbeoer:
Sloen bem9rfebes omtrent ST. 1255
Nat til Runbas / soerite gtase / 8aps
hn 6lles @ienbom, % paa @runb af
Nm temmslis iterfe Sl9it sreb ben meo
Sulbiumheo ON Jig.
On elore Wtanb MATTE fires no i9iena
rr Sinouet, liseiom 8eboerne / bet
Sas, buOr Sloeu opfom, % / be nars
hssnbe meo Nso os neppe blerseoe
alpst uoen at faa reboe noset af Snobo
sr alRoer.
9loen bar osiaa raiet paa ben nebre
sns al geien, ioet ben iprans oper
suns Os afbranbte 5 Saaninssbule, l
snlbpo % l 8ebboo.
2iseira Sanions Reberbane (iom er
&brRHot) til Sulene n9r &irfen er
at frpset meb fun be rpsenoe @runbs
IHrs aadr tilbase.
eagsoaass 8arfs Sprsiteupparat
TON frar peo 8ranbens Bespnbelie
4as, % tunoe life benpttes.
RI. TOM en- Of Bpens 9amp'prsiter,
Isnere ben unoen, % bisies fraitise
:iraaler beUirtebe, at Sloen bleu be-
sEsnI 1T 6auoe life be ueret tilitsoe, bar
ttsst mere br9nbt; iaalebes utpiliOmt
slItst 'elu og be oeo ben lissenbe Sule,
4tan anta9er, at Der er melem 6 a
W. SrunOllote; Der lfal oare Tibet as
trrrst.
Jor 4 aar iioen - ben lite Nprll
!sS5 neobrenote lom befienbt IA
que 9nrepaas; be s%ienopisrte Suie
F's9 duel ammen MI after meo. Sloen
~IFeo oen9ans usida omtrent 81. 123
y quiet oeo Sioen al BET, 9oori oenne
J%Sstranb Opitob.
ea Wtano fit i'm enc Nrm noset fors
'aaot, euers fom insen til Sfaoe.
70 nsObrenote os 2 beltabiseoe Bpss
anSsr BAR ioriifrebe / ben alminoeltSe
''aHOfasle for 272,1OO 8r.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-15

Gn tor Sorf. Meo 9ampIflbet
"lOfoten" fom til Bergen for!eoen Dag
en- 9ofottorif, iom peieoe 81 &ilo.
9anaoen bar 100 Gm. Selu for Ell
9ofotturf er bette en- me5et iIelee0
Stsrrelie, ialminrelisbeo blirer teu
nemlia life oper $50 Gm. lang, ifslse
goueIt tal enbos tenne 2anste pere
ijeloen og fun forefomre hos meSe'
aamle Snbipiter. 3orfens 9OueS par
AZ gm. lanst, bens 3Dibe reo Srpft'
fiuren 36.5 Gm. Sen 9poef4rotse
8oan peietc 3 ailo. % inee9Olot Ooer
"A Winion RosnfOrn (sgs); ct @ram
&oan inte6olot nemlis pel $40 ge5:
Sci er life uianbipnlist, at en- pei al
Roouen aIerebe er spbt, ba q Milton
9gI er forbauieuee tibet for ea 2orlt AZ
tenne Stsrretie, man bar ne Mig flneet
hos tore 3orf 9-15 MiQioHer seJ.
< Waret fanotes foruben &eftet al ea'
Ss( smaafilt, 2 temmelis belle &psraeet
al 3orft al en- forbolosuis relpettatel
Stsrreiie, ct sobt geois paa 2orl'ens
Slusuurreabeo.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-15
Eait tenoom
ttlfaleS ener ttnete

aDettsi.m,nt,r. faaiOm 'Sarm %iiIiolss-. -pus tits
toIss'. -pus ttntts-. -1i,neat Itbts'. -ploos snfiu'
sfp., oil ira nu al t~uerpt,.s for / Gent pr. Orb iOr bsu
gans. en,sltu BOsfap.r, T. Or. 5orbosfoD III It
RaDn REGIMES isr ct Orb. Observation-Disclosures, Der t,,, Its.
iuses sf Detailing. tas.s itis e.nfpn til
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-15
EpOSfaIO.

Nrissdls, & Sssisrs osias,s I -6stsrsssp sa,s' is~
stsitI srsiis. or s,rimss IN iassdn sHntfSslIs al
Oististts,, 3HsssIs .nu f,siasu al r,rs. sa nsa
iaasant s,alts nth 5 9tnts IT. sinis ssrfgs.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-15
>M oberlanDene
Wor9e.

~-..,b;unet, Iperoe Sd9er er I De
slo. ,es blepne forfaltebe Of Stors
Fsfs ysmlia Jor1aset ON en- 8es
fsnsn;no al Rspraientnnternes Dag
Etfaso Nv 'eSrunolopsfOrIas ansaaenoe
tGlss ior sturtbinseis Sammentraoen.
1 1'.ss EAGER bar for mango aar iiben
s .s.t unOer 6orbdnblius. a..
pre- ON 0aspeu9enes Webiettelie
.,s aia mscens bet ensans o%ebtoses,
ns .%.,Ortbinaet Tube iamles ON SSiten.
N, s'I FsIs en- -. men iaa ionot mon a,
a''stsuiotsmasfst % git t,lbase til
q ,amle samlirsstIb, lite Sebruar.
. atSapsnbe Repraisntanternes SOots
.,,r,lIs fan Der iises baabe for Os imob
p.s y, WeSiattelie af ben. Set Fan
E1n". NJ tulu aroner pr. Sag MATTE
.rs tiltreifeltst til at boloe Dem Ia
Ea,leis for oeres OpbOlb 8riitiania,
y ;'r re fleits fan oel osiad beres bis
IN. matter batfss bermeo. Men lite
Y. Il hem taber inbirefte PED at bore
E,-s ira fine Sorrstninser biemme 4
%Taansosr, Os for npstes p%sofcmmenbe
I'M BETTE 7ub enoos uare betgoel.st.
K, iom life er iprise Bolitifere, fistter
Eri,Isrtio life ON at p9lses, naar Der
W. rsrs Sffere forbunbne oermeb, %
Err psrfur at unooruse fig Stortbinsss
Eyrpst, taniie life ole, men plltl1ot en-:
M Wen oerpeo fan Stortbin9et let
.m olip at sobe arafter, Tom ri peS
M sr iaa lise til at faa fnt paa. Vt
|r,siptte @uotsjsrelien piloe ielpfelselis
tsraas snonu mere BERTH.
Rou Sen nnosn Sibe uilbe en- 8ez
rrnsntna Of 9teten (9aspensene)
.taaslis lsbe til, at Samlinsstiben life
rel iaa lanst uo. S~tortbinset toiter
h, iaa lioet, omfrins balpanoet tuien
srpnsr buer Dag, alene til Dieter.
|Sam Rtpreleutanterne life erbolbt
mere end en- beltemt Sum tor 2tosrllms
nst ira lite 5sbruar I'll Site Wai, Der
|tr II at. pr. Dag uogiSr 8r. 144O,
h nautte betale at fin esen 9omme iine
Sslitsr eitsr ben Tio, ON Stortbinset
|s.blsp iamlet lensere, iaa uiloe bette
srmuOentlis pirte til, at 5Orbanollns
,nre life bieu trufne unsois lanst no.
lat fan life nestes, at 9ebatterne oite
an ct tsrre Omfans, END nsouencist,
wsi iaa mango ital op tale, ltjsnt BET,
un Re bar at iise, fun ct @ientaSelle
|ti brab Der er bleoet Iast for.
, 1889-04-04
A La AmeIic Rfyes.

She was alone. 1t WIS far after
midnight and the silence was deep
and oppressive. Slumber had fallen
on everybody in the palace and the
streets beyond only sometimes
echoed the footsteps of some late
wayfarer. She was waiting. He did
not come. She raised her head at
every sound, and turned away again
disappointed A low moan escaped
her-a moan that kept recurring
more and more frequently as the
time went on. Her impotence and
her agony grew unbearable, and she
arose and gave a wild Cry that
seemed to say, "My God! will he
never Gomez"
At last there was sound as of a
quiet tread coming nearer and near
er. Her heart began to beat faster
and faster. Could it be he at last?
The tread became more and more
distinct until it was close beside her.
She turned and gave wild, passion
ate cry that seemed to pierce the
walls and windows and fill the night
air with throbbing passion. he did
not speak; he only stood gazing at
her with blazing look in his eyes,
and his whole being started 10 its
very depths. Then he gave vent to
a cry that was Eassion-pain, for
which no words were possible. He
sprang forward and seized her The
touch seemed to drive them both
mad, and clasped in one another's
arms, with sobs, and groana, and
cries, they gave utteranee to this
fierce, intense passion that consumed
them. They know no world, no life,
save that ethereal bliss which love
alone produces.
They fioated in pure ether. For
them the attraction of gravitHtion
was annihiIated, and they scared
body and soul into clouds. Sudden
ly beside them was heard another
cry-a cry that had in it jealousy
wounded pride, deeply hurt vanity.
disappointed love, and abortive pas
sion. 1t started them back into
their senses. They separated and
turned. There stood his rival, his
eyes blazing, his parted, white lips
showing his teeth frh.l., set. He
gave yell of rage-a Yell OF rage
which the other ansWer",l- and re-
gardIess of the trembling OBJECT OF
their love they sprang upon one an
other.
She rushed between them, she
whined an appeal, and then for a
moment blazed into rage and fury,
and then again fell into low sob
bing. In fiercest anger they glared
at one another and when they were
once more about to spring upon one
another she turned and fled. y
They were three cats on the tiles.
, 1889-04-04
large Eirc at &cw Dungcac-,

At 30 IUgsdrg night, the upper Por-
i.Ju Of the Eureka Eotgi, owned by Phil.
Eoliine, was discovered 20 he on fire
causr- 10y detective chimney.
The fire first originated near The roof
aud spread rapidly. In the meanwhile.
by the di!igcut exertious OF the people
of DEngeness, the furniture was mostly
saved, but owing to the lack Of water ii
was utterly impossible 20 save the hotel
from destEuctiou. The barn adjoining
was saved 10y the quick work o; yolun-
teers. The total loss will amount to
$4,000, insured for $4,000. Many people
we're disturbed for the night but were
kindly furnished all possible ate utIon
by Mr.. +. ri Ward, proprietor OF the
Dungeress Hote! and to whom many
thanks are due. The store of Jones u
Church was for time IN peril but owing
to the calmness O; the weather the fire
was confined to the hotel alone.
, 1889-04-04
aAfornons of the conservative type

"hormons of the conservative type
complain that converts are being
made too fast, and that the character
Of tho women, in particular, is not
ap to the mark, some of them even
show temper to their liege lords, &
thing strictly forbidden by Mormon
Yules." The sooner that the women
begin to show their temper, the
quicker will polygamy receive set
back, that nothing can stop. Here
tsfore Mormon woman would hard
Iy dare to call her soul her own in
the presence of her husband, but
times are changing. The country is
settling up and the poor deluded
wrstches have a chance 10 see how
the gentle wife runs things. One
spunky woman is enough for any
man, and when the Mormons find
that their wives are not slaves, but
human beings with minds OF their
-aYn, they will be only too glad to
fed Rft, white people. and be satis-j
agle helpmate.
, 1889-04-04

HE~r q si-l thinks q good .Gya' Of
" '~HruC' y,Uu- I.#u. aEd ca.,- Tor
]. .-...i..uy. isn't she III the lumber
'ua .t.r7s pretty heavy Certainly II
-Ec %, ,Gr.is' IL til" same family, and
'sLinGle,' her hair and Is able 10
plank down few thousand ot bank
stock. ANA does not disturb any @! The
'sle-psrs by late Eours.-Iimber-
And still rao~e If she 'hattNns'
where she boards and if she does
not tire the 'fel.yo' ont before sho Is
're-jus,,' In which case she 'wo, d,
most surely 'stave' off the ceiling Of
the matched contract for tie We
are not siding with the girl, uar do
we bark at her poplar way, Int
perhaps we wood 'butternUj say
ANYTHING more about the business
unless We take to chewing '-#n,
which We could 'kuut' endure 20 ST.
Icuce. as II IS an uf. fence ;gtIu7t
rood mauucrs.- Cincinnati iE!nI-
ture Worker.
Well really. We are solid f"r ;Le
"Iurnber" girl and to prevent her be
coming 'b!ued' We advise her 10 put
her .felIocs' on sticks four months,
and be sure to reject all 'sappy'
pieces. She should see that all her
| bows are clear stuff free from wind
| shakes heart cracks and are well
.butted Southern Lumberman.
As hard a knot as We are, we Ike
to split our sides larfin' at this
Southern Trade Gazette.
Alath! alath! But no need to
pine for such a girl. The woods are
full of 'em up here in Wisconsin. If
your heart is sound hard oak your
brain free from cut ups or outs
with a fair supply of bill stuff in
your possession you'll have no
trouble to select her from the fine
common.'-Rhinelander New North.
The last remark is fir fetched.
But why shonld any one 'scoor out
after such girls if the woods are full
Of them7 Perhaps, however. some
of the boys weuld like to see whether
they are 'culP-tured, and how they
are dressed before being matched
t-Ex.
The climber" girl may he alright
but the Port Townsend girls take the
laurels 'Yew wood hardly realize
this fact until you have visited this
city and cedar for yourself.
, 1889-04-04
The Word Damn Defended.

Mrs. Sarah Austin tells US in her Ic-
Gently published Memoirs" that she
was greatly exercised as TO whether she
was justified in retaining the word
damn in the recital Of Lord JEFF. ey
and Mr. Sydney Smith. Lord Lyttleton
and others protested, it would seem,
against it, and Lady Holland suggested
the substitution OF the word "hasg-"
Now, why? To damn" is to condemn;
to be damned Is to be condemned,
while to hang is to execute condemna-
lion, and to be hanged is to die in conss-
quence of condemnation. What then
can be the difference whether Lord Jef
fry damned" the north pole, or whether
he expressed wish that this meteorolo-
gical point should be hanged?
1t is held that TO desire that the ncrth
should be damned, is to swear, whereas
to express the desire that thug or per
son should be hanged is not. As mat
ter of fact, the use OF neither of These
expressions involves swearing. They
are mere utterances by which the person
using them wishes to convey the notion
that he is displeased with the thing OF
| person against which either is leveled.
| damn" may be coarse and vulgar, f'r
verbal coarsencss OF Tulgarity is conven-
tional. am not quite sure, however,
that the expression OF wish tina: tine
north pole may be condemned Is not a
| good deal more reasonable than that il
should be hanged. Be this, however, as
it may, I entirely deny that damning is
sweasiug,-London Truth.
, 1889-04-04
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
UNITED STATES LAND OFF.n-.
SEATIIs. ". I NnrNh tliL- L..

SEATTLE, " l. I;lfCh -@til- l-r'.
Eoticc is hereby Civcs shat in comr.isr. ,
with the PrOvi-iouS Of the act o! Congo. al
Jun" GTl. I-I5. entitled ''Au act for the 20. O. ..
fim1er LANDS iu the States OF California D..-...-
NCEJlg, and Washington Territory i.Hta
HuT-igR, Ci Seattle, County of Hing, Wa-Hi.. .r.
Territory, has luis dly Il ed j. this oI.. r
sworn Statement No. IilG. for The pUrcl.-- ..
the =. p of =. +. = and y. 7. ! or s. j.. D..
sec g. AID g W a or \. " =. OF sec. Ne. . ..I
Township 10. - y. Rang. No. . West. .ua 81, ,..
Otter proof To show that tun land sought r. .-. ~.
valuable Tor it, TIMBER or stone than f-r#.ss.-
cultural purposes and to establish Ejs ,ir.-. ra
said land before tru Ev istsr and Ecra.. u
this Oni,u at Semitic, King Co, y. T. GA t-,t-
EpSlly. tie 3Td day Of September, 1850.
lie nam ass witnesses
Arthur InzrIu, of Seattle, King Gov W. U.
Frederick Lamb, ''
VIM. Crist, '' -
John X. Ross, of PCT. BiakeIv. Kltsaa Co. .V ...
any and all persons aiming aGvar=
above described lands ar" requested to lie q. E
claim IN This Office on or before sa.d BE-. a..
ScFf.wbeT, IsgI.
inc. =. ENIED. Ecri-.e--
, 1889-04-04
Electric street Railways.

In the field Of electrical applications
reduced TO commercial use, the most
striking feature of the year is to be found
in electric street railway service. Not
only has the business grown beyond all
expectation in amount, but much i'm
provement has been effected in its cleo
trical and mechanical features. The es-
tablishment of an electrical road is no
longer looked upon as a formidable I'M
dertaking, nor is its operation regarded
as curiosity by the public. Dec. l, 4
year ago, there were y electric roads in
America to-day there are %, while 49
are under construction or contracted for.
Cheap and poor line construction and i'll
adapted mechanical details, found too
frequently in much of the early work on
being discarded in new words and re-
placed in the old Cthe old story, but
promising to be less prolific in this in
stance than it has been in other cases.
Much yet remains to be accomplished in
electric traction, but the great gains of
the closing year, technical and CONNER
cial, are abundantly apparent. The rate
at which electric motors have been in
stalled for stationary power is scarcely
less noticeable than the development of
electric traction during the year. About
the first of September it was estimated
that 6000 electric motors were driving
machinery in the United States 4
thousand have probably been added
since. 1t seems reasonable to estimate
the number put in operation for the year
at not much less than 1000.
, 1889-04-04
Sale cFthc Emerald.

The ~locp Emerald which wc7 cap
.uroG m Pe5y gou-euH hay - tie TrTo-
IA. cutter Oavcs Wo!cost some time
ago, IN command of Ben LuEay wLo
was attempting to smugGla Chipamcn
AID opium from British C"iuIuhia 10
the Sound, wf.s sold at pEb.ic auction
yesteria. a!:rnoon by .. =. Marsha;
Hamilton. TIE p"Tc1ascr was a Mr..
Ramsay of Seattle lie gave $3.50 for tie
sioop which was considered IL be not
over one halt her actual value.
Tho opium, Consisting OF 81 pound
which was aFfu'cd with hes, w@s not
sold yesterday +ftarGncn ewing 10 tie
fact, that, through some oversight it
was let il Seattle. It has been sent fer
and viii be sold t.-iay.
, 1889-04-04

"Have you done anything for me?"
asked the condemned man, IN pitiful
tones, as his lawyer entered in the
cell. Yes, indeed" said the legal
gentleman, gleefully. "Oh, what is
it," demanded the murder, "a par
don?" mo" "a comm utation of
sentence?" "No" Then, in mercy's
name, what?" II have succeeded"
said the lawyer, Sin having your OK
ecution changed from Friday to Mon
day; Friday is an unlucky day, you
know" Yankee Blake.
, 1889-04-04
An Old scttIcr Gning Ea.t.

On Tuesday next Capt. II. L. Morgan
viii leave for New York and other cast
crn cities. Forty yc.r- ago, on April / +,
1919, the captain sailed with his vile Tor
the new Eldorado, taking passage on u
sailing vessel around Cape Horn. On
reaching the Pacific coast he settled in
California, where hc lived ior few years,
afterwards moving 10 this city. For a
number OF years he was in business on
WILDLY Island. Mrs. Morgan viii not
accompany her husband on the trip, -
she has but few relatives living III the
old home. The captain, however, has
several brothers and sisters whom he
left as little children, and his visit at this
season Will be pleasant surprise to him.
The ARGUS wishes him pleasant jour
| ney and i safe return. We trust he
may influence few others OF the same
stamp as himself to come to this cOun-
| try and settle Port townsend can stand
| few more like him.