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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-08
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ton Eerrttorp In Sprbtn Druid.
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-08
minneapolis.
MinneappliS 9rn 0ppoS O..

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Mbe., bat ioeben ibre Snpentlr been.
biet> unb pbeleid burd ben Musp, rtauf
piels MrtifeI ednalid fort fino> 10 lit
oo@ nod @teles ibttg eeblieben, tpas
gu iebr biQtgen 9reiien l~pseeidlaeen
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121 Gts., friber tprrben tie fir IS
Gts. nertauft. Sdwarae breite Gban.
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feten, iebt nur So bessleiden In ipaz
niiHen @uipuresS piten, bier Nualitd>
ten, ale rs 8rpcent reoucirt. Mu9
NOD idDne 9ano crodetirte 8inoertrdz
gen iebr niebrte. BatiftezS tidereien
friher 60, jest nur Is @ts. bic Oaro.
Seiben.n nterbetnoden fir tleine &in=
Der nur rs gts friiber $1.37, onoere
Nualitdten In 9roportion. 9amen
weibe elsie nnterseue, $1.25 Nualitdt
jett nur 80 Gts. bas StId. 6erren
2isle n%nterbemoen uno 9oien BON rs
auf 35 Gts. rebueirt. Sommer=S bapls
gu 81 nit Sttderet friiber So unb 81
tn Cardinal, Creme, 8lau uno Braun
- Mmerifaniides 8iebfutter 1T bas
Bette fiir 8feroe unb 6ornpieb, aud
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Sdme.nedolera. @enn man fid bisfir
intere6irt. 10 ienbe tnat1 40 Gts. fir
l gfuno> &anne fret per 4Dff. greiie,
l 8funb Is, 2 4f1nb so Gts., 5 gfo.
Rarne 81 Man ierbe BefsIuneen
an 6. g.. & S. $. Smith, Gil
Gtfe Str. NorotM inneapols; bieie
limb bic MboIeiale=4 senten unb eeben
einen Ibsralen Disconto an gambler.
@.S. ALLEN & So, @eiddfts=
fiibrer fiir Minneiota fir Die g copies
Mutual 8enefit @eieuidait bon
|GItbart, Srb., Office % Norb 10.
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ihaft Bier I'm Noroweften tdglid pr6b re
Sortihritte madt unb aIsemein beliebt
1T. Ndberes in Der Office.
= Die Mctien in Der Guaranty
9 a u. unb 2eib:@ efeIlidaft
2umber grdanse, 1no biel fiderer als
8ant=Nctien, neil lie burh erfe 6bpp.
tbeten auf @runbeigentbum> peIdss
tdslid i'm @ertbe fteiet, sefidert fino.
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antbeiI In ale 9ppotbesen, b,e bon Der
Geienihaft sebolten weroen, uno Fat
iih nidt auf e,ne einielne 9ppotbst sa
perlafen. gDe Yeripnen, bic fih @elb
In tleinen Summen rcn Mpnot su
Mpnat iparen woaen. finben Bier bic
bette @elegenbeit. Iae 9rofite uerben
unter bic aetieninbaber psrtbeilt.
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gsn Ole Direction Der WinneapoIis
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am 81. ausuft er5fnet mirb unb 81
Sage bauert, ntaht. aunffoirector
Smith bat bic sr6Bten Gnifrensrrnsen
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-08

GbaS. g. &c,
Sen. gaH. unb Eidet agent,
ct. PauI, Winr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-08

V3 Wnr eIflnIdI EN- Tlln0eflWfeloer, Der
oaate, er tonne ntel @elb i'm gueuif ber=
oienen. Derielbe 1T iebt In einem Muieum
arsgefeat, nadoem CT aus benz Srren>
bauie entlafen porOen, unb aIs 8unber
nimmt ben nddfen Stang neben benz
Mam1 EN- peldsr bas @eiadft obne gns
seigen fibren tuDlte.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1889-01-26
ANY man, boy or child, in need Of q
suit OF clothing at present, and want to
to save money, call at Brafman's.

Al the late designs Of fashionable Neck
Wear can lse iouud at popuiar Clothing
House tiivAl SON " TABLER
WE uaaersell all ~ overcoats at
Brafmans, because we manufacture all
ourselves
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1889-01-26
THElaws Of the u. S. are a0cb that

THE laws OF the II. S. are aUcb that If
watch contains 40r paris Nsfiss cut OF
"a parts II can be sold Dy y AAstser tUr
solid gola and the buyer c'su fslve no re-
dress w. l.. Jones has "A FAputatiGn
for selling good watches and iAwelrv,
and will not run any risk by recommend
ing such trash, but makes a specially OF
the better grade of goods and any lady
who has present Of gold watch from
his establishment this season may ID
sure OF q good article.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1889-01-26
LOCAL NEWS.
SATURDAY, JANUARY 2e. 1889.

"BoCcAcCIo.'
WHOA January!
JEANNE WINSTON.
DAYLIGHT lengshens.
DID you get fall? o my hack J
SLEDs and Sleighs--wasn't it nice ?
HOUSE hunters are anxious and nu-
merous.
You are fortunate if you haven't
soiled your new leaf yet.
Mr.. FRANZ LANDERs is now agent
of the B. & O., here.
THE death rate doesn't show the
mild weather unhealthy.
THE foundation to Mr.. Abell's
new "Cottage Home" is completed.
LosT.-A small gold bracelet key,
with gold chain, near Academy of
Music.
Mr.. WILL LIGHT is now cutting
with his saw mill in the woods of
Mr.. Jacob Gassman.
Great slaughter in Blankets at our
Clearance Sale, Cor. Queen and Mar
tin SITS. j.19,3t
THE manufacturers of perforated
chair seats have combined. Their
object can be seen through.
WALL Paper at greatly reduced prices
at Burdette s-prices range from 10 oocts.
All grades guaranteed full s yards to the
roll instead of and yards, usually sold.
DIGNITY and brains do not always
90 hand in hand. What could be
more dignified than COW?
MEMS Gum Boots, only 1925, at
onr Clearance Sale.
j.19,3t G. p. HERRING.
THE G. V. r. r. Co., has appoint
ed Mr.. Chas. Fuller, of this city, car
inspector.
ATTEND q. P. Herring's Great
Clearance Sale, Sor- Queen and Mar
tin streets. j.l9,3t
THE pulpit of the Presbyterian
Church last Sunday night, was occu-
pied by Rev. Edwin Washburn.
OFFIoE-seekers who get left will
set up the inaugural bawl. Oh, yes,
there will be dancing.
Fruit of the Loom Bleached Mus
lin, only &c. at our Clearance Sale.
j.l9,3t G. P. HERRING.
SOME people make dollars worth
of trouble in accomplishing five cents
worth of good.
LADIES' Gum Shoes, only 2Sc., at
G. P. Herring's Clearance Sale, Cor.
Queen and Martin SITS. j.19,3t
A man troubled with the big-head
complaint feels very small after he
has been cured.
MEMS Red Wool Shirts, only 4Oc.
at G. P. Herring's Clearance Sale,
Cor. Queen & Martin SITS. j19.3t
A key Lock Box P. o. lost
somewhere between Poole's store
and the Office. Please leave at the
INDEPENDENT Office.
LARGE line of Plush Dressing
Cases, Manicure Sets, Perfumery,
Toilet Soap, Brushes and Combs, at
A. M. GILBERT's Drug Store.
Mr.. ZEpH. MORGAN married Miss
Lulu Quinn, not Swimley, as an
nounced in our last issue. We beg
pardon for the mistake.
JEANNE WINsToN's Opera Co., in
'sBoccaccio," at the Central Opera
I House, on Wednesday, January 80.
Seats now on sale.
Androscoggin; yard wide Bleached
Muslin, only SC. at our Clearance
Sale, Cor Queen and Martin SITS.
AT last the beautiful snow has ar
rived and as a consequence, red
noses and ears are numerous. Some
people are even thus eavly growing
about the cold weather.
The body of Mr.. E. d. Matthews
was brought here from Baltimore, on
! Monday and inferred in Green Hill
Cemetery. He died with consump-
ton, and was a bright and energetic
young man.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1889-01-26

sThe first bird of Spring
Attempted to sing,
But ere he had uttered note,
He fell from the limb,
A dead bird was him,
For the music had friz in his throat"
The Circuit Court drags out its
tiresome coils. Lawyers, judge,
witnesses and jury-are all weary.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1889-01-26

JUST received another invoice of the
latest style stiff and soft hats direct
from the maker, and will sell them at
the lowest prices at Brafmans.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1889-01-26
SPRING GOODS
O-O-O.H O-o-o-h ! Is what they CRY
WHEN they Just see BtntlnAil 4 aHock.

O-O-OsH O-o-0-n Is what they CRY
wheu they just see Brat,nan stock.
SILK Masters u. cream grounds. relieved
BY pasiapa uesi,h ale Atait lAa he polnl-
lar this season. THOMPSON & TABLER
have q full line.
SELLING OUT TO CHANGE BUSINESS
Having determined to close out my pres-
ont business svii, from this date forth.
offer my stock of goods at a great sacridces
many at cost and some less than cost, for
cash. ANY iils yNe will Ne accepted AZ
cash. A rare chance for bargains, no ruse
or helnbltg about tnis. 70 tny friends who
have y. generously patronized mo return
my sincere thanks. G ". HOKE.
Nix v4ie 4. shin a, ~ tlnn business car
bus tne stock Oh iavurs s'gp terms.
All srnums inDeUled u M. wliuSa bills
dat pllef 10 0efvbal t-t. sstN Fesluested til
settle the same without delay.
Nov. 10, 1888. q. w. HOKE.
SILK HATS. The enterprising firm ar
THOMPSON a. TABLER are the leaders
In all the latest styit- II Elafs their
stock comprise from tie eIisapeAt chIld's
Hal ~ the incat A{ih stny oil aud see
the Boys, lh.y viii make i pay You.
hats NEW srRiNG sTyLi<s HATS
All he irs.,s.sng kfyits. vvvis variety
OF shape. color, price, &C, At FRANK
DOLL Y Cos. New ti.G Y s1iaoa store.
Queen st,
A. M. GILBERT has just received 4
fine line Of Holiday Goods.
DoN'r forget to call and examine
our st, eek oi Dressing Cases, Work
Boxes, Odor Stands, Perfumory.
Toilet Articles, &C.,
A. NJ, GILBERT's Drug Store,
dl-4t Queen and Race ST.
TIL l. heieth of fashion and rhpdes,th
of economy are both to be found at Brat
mans.
Stop and examine me new shades and
shapes in Neckwear at
THOMPSON & TABLERs.
BARGAINS in boots, shoes, hats ana
cans ~ Trustees sale OF m,uds OF g. X.
Gibbs Il Co.-Must be sold.
THOMPSON a. TABLER carry all the
late STYLES in collars, something new. just
out. Call and see it.
At Frank Doll de Co.'s you will find the
most complete stock ~ SCOTS, SHOES.
HATS and CAPS. coseting every variety
OF quality and price. from the tiest TO the
cheapest grade.
ANY man, boy or child, in need OF q
suit OF clothing at present, and want to
to save money, call at Brafman's.
All the late designs Of fashionable Neck
wear can lse iouud az the Popuiar Clothing
hDas. II THOMSON ~ TABLER
WE usaersell all ~ oVercoats 1T
Brafmans, because we manufacture all
ourselves.
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TATE SPRINGS. TENN. Tuiv d. 1888.

TATE SPRINGS, TENN, July q, 1883.
The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ca:
Gentlemen-Seven years ago contracted
an exceedingly bad case of blood poison.
tried physician, the best at command, but
secured no benefit. My throat began to
get sore, and my body covered with sores
and ulcers. Going from bad to worse,
felt that my grave must be reached in the
near future. gave up the doctors treat
ment, and with despairing hope COM
menced taking your medicine. began to
improve from the first bottle, and in short
time the ulcers healed, and my skin cleared
off and was entirely well.
One year ago a case of catarrh developed
In my system. The physician did his best,
but could not cure me but two bottles Of
Swift's Specific gave me permanent relief.
J. III. ROBINSON.
KAUFMAN, TEX, June 20, 1883.
The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ca:
Cenilemen--I have been afflicted with a
skin disease for about twelve years, and tho
best medical treatment failed to give me re.
lief. am now using Swift's Specific, and
have received the greatest benefit from its
use. Yours truly, WIN. JONES.
For sale by all druggists.
The SWIFT SPECIFIC Co..
Drawer g. Atlanta. Ca.
Now York, $50. Broadway
London. Eng, IS Snow Hin.
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WONDERFUL!
THOMPSON IL TABLEEg

THOMPSON a. TABLEss
Are sill stllIug great quantities. Af
Clio hi'sg. Ihs question has been asked
Why ars hey dain2 ~ u this spasnn 0t
the year? IL IS easily answered. and In
q isw verbs: They do iog intend tB
carry over one single
Ovcrccas ov neavv Nuiss
7 ~ sricye = \ lave pul olsllp goods
wlltn0s i~t thein stay. SometigDss when
all are gonr hHt a.ie suit, they sell for
less than q 81 ,Issst at Ii s fima tbs
boys have 4 Rrstt olany cdn loisln
Suits ssssa Oyercoasn
which they mean 10 aispos ~ III thh
uext 80 days. Il viii 10 yau good Il
stop and .OOK what i handsome al4Ag og
Caps they have displayed ia their
show Window.
Your choice for a5 and so cents for
merly sold at so and rs cents.
Childrens' Overc0ats.
About 25 or so from A to years, at less
than cost. They must 40 Il they do nos
bring half their value.
DOn's Fail
To see the immense drives in all kinds
OF GLOVES. This whole stock is go-
ing TO DO sod inside OF 81 days Va
have commanced 10 make caisllacls for
SPRING GOODS
aud must have the room. 4 banking
our frlruds for tbs lseetal patronage
they have accorded as ii lie past year,
and trusting that thrv will continue
with us, W.T. remain
Yours respectfully.
THOMPSON u TABLER,
Queen st. Genteel Clothiers.
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S. Brafnan.

Next to Hunters Picture Gallery.
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SILK Msi.seFs NJ cream glusinis. relieved
BY paiuipl desiens, alg 4.An IL tie pol,sl-
lar this season. THOMPSON & TABLER
have q full line.
, 1889-10-03
Real Estate Transfers.

Tue following is the list OF real estate
transfers filed for record yesterday as
| furnished US by Warren Carroll,
abstracior:
Chas Ensembles to c II Turner, lot 81 ,
| blk 9, lot /, blk So, Ensembles add; con
5000.
Peter Turner to I J Molten, so acres
in sec 20, tp 50, C; con $1,000
Patrick KerriGan to Flesham & O'Bar,
lot s, blk IS, EiSenbeis add, con $4OO
A NJ Starrett to 5 NJ Northstrom lots
and 6, blk 4, o C Hastings add; con
$3.50
Chss Eisenbeis to c Inquest, lots l
and =, blk 26, Ensembles add; con $500
Chas Eisenbeis to w 5 Bracket, blks
II, l3, 20, 10, n and 20, Ensembles add !;
con $4,000
Chas Ensembles to w NJ Whittemore,
blk II, Ensembles add; con $1,000
WM Whittemore to b Brinton, lots
), 5, Z, s, blk II, Eisenbeis add; con
$500
G III Tyner to E S Fowler, lot I3, blk
8 and lot 4, blk Sc, Eisenbeis add; con
5000
Lucinda Hasting to Lillian B Whittle-
sey, lot 6, blk 26, Hastings End add; con
| $500
CP Ferev TO Aaron Z Wait, lot Is,
Ferry platt; con $l0Q
Chas Ensembles to Hill d Landes, lot
10, 20, p, 22, %, "a, %, 26, 27, %, %
and 80, dix 20, Ensembles add; con $4,000
Augustine Starrett to II w Schmidt.
lot and 8 blk / of o C Hasting add; !;
con 1900
T L Newland to A and B Anderson, :
hf Of Sc ar, sec 20, tp 80, nr cong
20 acres; con $1,000
Jas w Stockand and ] A Van Bokke-
len to J \ Kuhn lots 6 and s, 8, blk 3,
Webster add con $4O0
Frank Link to A Kuhn, lot >, sec I,
tip 20, IL + W and n e or of ar, sec
u, tp 26, II W; con $1,000
Chas 0'Brien to A Kuhn, lot in
Kuhn ranch $4,000.
| u : 10 Jackson Morris, Inf OF sw or
and hf of Sc or. sec So, tip 20, nr1w
| Olaf Peterson to G C Bartlett, NV or
OF sw or, sec II, tp 80, II r1w; con
$500
| F W Rettygrovc to \ Adams. lots Z
and s, blk ), Mt View add con 1880
VIM F Learned to w + Sisley, blk
liz, Ensembles add; con $4O0
Chas Eisenbeis to Siedman & Loch
man, lot 6 and I, blk ,, Irving park ;
con $3.50
Chas Ensembles to T Jackman, lots 10,
IL, 81, 81, %, "a, %, 26, %, 28, 10, 80,
all in bid %, Ensembles add; con $4,000
Z S Fowler to Alice Cruit, lot 5, blk
II, Fowler's park add ccc 500
II Notion TO Susie 1 Collins, lot ,,
Notion 1st add; con $3.50
J C Snyder to Fred Girtanuner, lots
l, ,, and 5, and NV or Of nv or, sec y,
tp 26, nr2w; $50
Fred Snyder to Fred Girtauner, lots ! ,
, and and NV or OF INV or, sec "a, tp
26, nr2w; con 800
Wm Mensor to q T. Lake, lots and
s, blk los, Ensembles add; con 1928
| U to J /. Tulis, lot L, sec and W hi
OF nv or, sec 8, tp %, nr1e.
Chas Eisenbeis to w II II Learned,
block 1877, Eiscnbeis add; con $500
T j Lukens to w w Baker, sci OF
swS, sec Il and ME, of nwE' sec 20, tI
$50, II l W; $4,000
, 1889-10-03
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

In tie matter u: the estate of Andrew
Bngaran. deceased:
Notice is Eereby gwen that in rursu-
ance OF the order e the Probate court #
Jefferson county, Territory cf Washing
ton, made Ii t!.e 90 day If July. A. - ,
1859, III the matter ~f the estate uf Ar
drew BOGardo, dcceasrd, the under sign
ed administrator of SAID q. tate Will 5, II
a. public aRc;i"n, 81 the highest bidder,
for cash, IN enc raTaHi ard ,uhjrct 10
confirmation hy siid probate court cn
Saturday the 14th Day of Sept c:nEer, =
ID, 1889,
AT ii O'clock. u. ii., in front of the c8UIt /
house d0Cr IL Jefferson county, WHsE.
ingtOn Territory, all the right, title and
interest aud estate of tie sand inleState
at he me q lis death. AID all the right,
| title aud interest that the SAID estate
haE, by operation cf loan or uthrrwise.
acquired osher tlan or in addition 30
that of the eail intestate al The TIM. IF
his death iii and go all that lot, piece or
parcel Of land, situate, lying snd being
III the County Ct letters n, and described
as fellows, 20 wit:
All the north bali If lets two and fur
q and 4) IN block niueiy-twn (92) III tne
City of Port Townsend, according To the
plat uf sad CITY If record in the ofiics.
nf the County Auditor of said Jefferson
county, ". L. Terms of sale. cash; ten
per cent Of the purchase money to be
paid on day of sale, nalarce on con
tirmation of sale by probate court; deed
at ex euse Gf purchaser.
F. ALBERT BARTLETT
Administrator of the estate nf Andrew
Bogardo, deceased.
Port Townsend, August IS, 1889.
, 1889-10-03
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
SEATTLE. W. T., Janiy 20, 1889.

Noiice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions of the Act of Congress ot
Juuc3 1873 entitled, AN act for The sale of
timber lands in the States OF CaHtnIhEi, OISr'n'
Nevada aud Washington Territory" james NJ
burr. of Wood'nrilie. County of King, Terri ory
OfWasAIngIOn has this day fled in this Office MS
sworn statamen: No 30 = for the purChas OF the
VIZ NWI1. amt Wa SWI4 of Section No: ~
TOWnsh No. - ". Range No / h, ana VIII
Offer proof to show that the land sought IS more
valuable for its timber stOI q Than for agrlcn-
turaI purposes and 10 establish his claim TO SAID
land before the Register and Geceiver OF thls
Office at Seattle, W. II, ON Monday, the ""'h
daV of Dee. 1883.
lie names as Witnesses:
Peter c. Norum, of Seattle, W. I.
George Luther,
John j. Fo'stad. of Wuodinriile, VI. T.
Hiram Ueith of SEATTLE, w. T.
ANY and all persons claiming ad'er-eiy 80
above, described lands requ 'stei . I'll.
their claims in tins Office or before siId ''th
day OF Dec; 1859 JNO-B BAIRD. Register
I1-3-tO-l2-5
, 1889-10-03
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
IL THE PROBATE COURT OF ISLAND {

IL THE PROBATE COURT OF ISLAND co.
W.T.
In the matter OF th- estate Of VIM. George, de-
ceased Order to show cause why order Of
sac of real estate ShOsId not be made.
1t appearing to the court by the petition of C.
Y Anderson, administrator OF The estate of
William George, dece tsId, presented and filed,
pray. ~. lor an order to sell real ate. that it
Is necessary to sell the whole or some portion of
The rea! estate 10 pay The debts outstanding
against tha deceased. and the debts, expenses
and charges of administration
II is therefore ordered By the court that all
persons lntsTS sted in the sad estate appear be-
fore the Probate Court on Tuesday the 10Th day
OF September. lSS9. 1T o lock p. NJ. of said day
at the court room of said Probate court. at
Cotipvilia, Island Comfy, Washington Terri
tory, 20 STOW cause why an order should not
&c rantea 10 the said administrator to sell so
much IF he real estate rs shall Ee necessary
And th=t copy of this ord I he published at
least foi'r euc csSiye weeks III the Puget Sound
"erhi ArGHS- y newspaper printed and pub
liShcd in the ci = Of Port Townsend. Jefferson
county. v. r. J. !. MONROE,
Judge of Probate Court OF I-Iand Co., W. t.
TO SspI2
, 1889-10-03
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
USrTFp STATES LASD OFFsCE, .
SETTLE, w. T.. Sept. 81, 1857:

Notice i hereby given that the following
- med settler has filed II 'tice of his mi" on
u make final proof III support of n claim an !
that said D<onf will he ma q h= ore the lisc o.
in II absence tha Clerk Of lhp D!Slri 0rrl =
a ort Towns nd. w. T.. On Friday, NoFeml.eE
10. h. 1881. viz: Julia Benson. Pre- d, : so i;t'o
names the following wtlnvsSe' 10 prove neg
continuous residence upon and cultivation of,
c /. I"teimnfa Of QuiIcine, Je2crs1n 60,
lanes O. McClirtoa. of Caffeine, jefferson
NhIor + HAmi ton, or QuiIeine, JEFF sou
GO 3. =.
G -. b. Pierce O QuiIcinc, Jeacr .nn Co
:. NJ RI ED. JE., REGISTER.
Date of first publication Oct. }, 1859.
, 1889-10-03
NEWS JOTTINS.

The King at Portugal Is seriously ill.
rice crop in South Carolina will fall
short.
The citizens of Philadelphia are 10
present Il large library to the new cruis-
er bearing the Quaker City's name.
Captain Dick Platt and John Allen,
who left New York City on May ii for
Il horseback ride across the continent,
have reached Sacramento, Cal.
, 1889-10-03
Notice for Publication.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
SEATTLE. ". T.. July 70 ISSy.


SEATTLE, ". T.. July 70, IsSg.
NoII"c = heiahy given that IN compliance
with he provisions of the Act # COnGress of
Jane >, ISIS entitled, An Ct for the sale of
bcr lands Ia The States Of California Oregon,
Nevada and Washington jrrEilOTy, AiCnZo G..
Stores. or Seattle, county Of King. Tsrrii ory of
Washington. has this dav Il e,i in Ills office his
sworn stat Ineut Eo.ISot, fOr the purchase of
tie \. " = Of section No. }, il Township No
- n, Range 10. West, and will offer proof 10
show that the lind sought IS more valuable for
its timber or stone than iCragrCHltuTai purposes
and 10 establish mis- claim 10 said land before the
Register and RcCeiVer or this Cilice Il Seattle,
Wash., 0n Thursday, the nth day OF October,
1859
lie HamCs GS witnesses:
VIM. IL Casvic, Of Seattle, " T.
VIM. Monroe.
job ". Hunt, -
Joseph Heith,
I. Any and AL pcrSo"s claiming adversely the
above described lands are requested 10 file their
claims in this osigc or before said 17Ih day
OF october. lSS9-
F. NJ. REED, JE., Register.
Ist publication Au>. 5. 1889