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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-12-26
9pppelte @1re.

Sn einem &affeebars iaBen 5tpei
Snoen beiIammen un0 unterbielten
lib in aa5u lauter Mrt. Do
BET rief Der Cine 5u mieoerbolten
malen aus: uGuf @bre! Iuf gbre!"
@inem, at einem anbern Slide
itbenoen lieutenant po1te bteB niht
5uiagen uno er rief biniiber: Sub,
bait Du oenn au9 eine gbre?"
uSb tb eine @bre babe" erpioerte
oiei er ipibis. SD babe losar 5tpei:
meine uno einmal bat mir Elm SEER
Oficier bic feline p%erpfdnoet, unb bat
iie nt6t wieoer einsel6It."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-12-26
Ger qute @tener

fat INNER einen Srplt. BUM 8eiz
1piel: 9err Plapperl sebt nit einem
S6wtpS Die Sirtbsbaustreppe bin
unter, slil6t aus - uno bridt iid
ben linfen Irm. uSan's frob, boB'
not Der re6te IS" = tr6iten i'm leine
Sreunoe, bic i'm anoern Gags an 1eiz
ltem &ronfenla9er beiu6en.
6dttee r ben re6ten Irm eebroden,
miiroen iie iasen: ugs bdtt' a SUB
au6 Ietn fDnnen - 1an's frp6 : 10
f0nnen g oo6 %umananber seb'n :
ment9itens!"
9dtte er einen 6uB sebro6en, bieBe
es: rSte f6nnen ii6 sratuliren, bit
ten leidt 3 @nad au9 bre6en f1n~
men,"
l1no tpen1t er bas @enif mirflid
sebroden bdtt', miirben ale lasen:
~ Slid Is firm 8lapperl = bat
er bod nit lang leiben miilien!"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-12-26
: 9eutih

: 9euti6G merifanii9es
S ititut, 3S7 @abalba @traBe,
Mainaers 8lod) Sag unb Gbenb=
l6ule. @rinbli6er nnterri6t in Der
ii9enunb 9entden,
Spra3e iotuie i'm &e6nen, gu6fiibz
runs unb gorreiponben5. Gnmelbun=
zen tperoen I'M S6uqocal 3immer SEQ.
| ent9e9en9enommen.
9. %. 8oenii4, 8rincipal.
Sriiber 2ebrer am 9olp groB College,
Borceiter, Mah., unb lpdter 8rinci=
oal oes Deuti6z@n9lii9en Snitituts,
st. 2outs, Mo. ba
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-12-26
E.

rSie baben meme Srau pont gr=
triufen errettet, mein Serr, unb id
mD9te Sbnen 9erne meine sanse
O~anfbarfeit be5eusen; ba Sic ober
elm @eidenf BON mir ridt annebmen,
10 mill i6 Sbnen meinen Danf in Ell
nem 9uten &atb ausipre6en, unb Der
lit: giien Sic ME i'm CONNER
cine 8urit! Sd meiB, lpie 1ie aez
madt ueroen - id bin Mebser!"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-12-26
2. 9as &opfbab. p

gu BEN midtisiten gbeilbdbern
sdblt oas &opfbao. Daiielbe fann,
falt ooer marm, auf folsenoe @eiie
3enommen meroen: Man felt elm
SefdB nit @aiier auf einen Stubl
uno bdlt ben Oberfopf e. Ibbilouns)
oen eisentliden S%aarboOen, ms falte
Balier unsefdbr enc Minute, in's
uarme So Minuten. Spmett bas
y @andhes %omiiIante nettere), aud, mandes redt
srauriae Stilffet ans 10 einem Sdoeleten lieRe ii1
anfisen. Spf i'd benfe, be6er lit ltipeigen as
Den. fuern oieie @eid id,ten aud redlt uiele CUTE 2eb=
/: II eathielfen. MDsliG, oaB t1 fpdter einrtal bannit
Icuf1 fam.
y @ieoerbutt itebt ipnit an peridiebenen Stelen.
aB Der appf nldlr ras fueroen lple. Der 1auptgruno
egt b1rin. blB 9arblelte insbeipnoere nit benz MOTH
enoi9en @btrpfnen es iid1t genau nehmen rnb 10
ID leidht ein nebel %sJsiehei. SIM l~lebrigen s6hIt a=
lbe Der lei, nfe 3 bi @dnnern jebcr @itterltra aus
JeieBte &opf gu Dea abgebdrtetiten Ebe;len.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-12-26
SaMs= It. &anoWtrtbi6aft
6 on erpiruns erfrprener
&artpffelfnpIlen.

9ie nnm6slidfeit, Die erfrpreneu
&artoffeln ldnsere 3eit Dor Dem Ser
oerben 5u bemabrer1, unb bic peitere
nnm6sli6feit, iie 1d)neG 5u tedni=
l6en ooer Siitterunss5weden gu Der
wertben, bate bereits piele 2anb=
mirtbe peranlaBt, Die &%artoffeln in
Silos ein5uiduern, bie Saltbarfeit
Der ein9eiduerten Sartpffeln unb Die
Sau9li6feit fir Die tbieri16e @rndb=
run9 mar i6on friiber feitseltelt; es
erl9ten nunmebr aber BON praftiidem
Sntereiie, ben Sutterwertb berielben
in ben peri9ieOenen Stabien Der
Sduerun9 5u ermitteln uno Die 1toff-
liden Serdnberunsen einsebenber gu
oerfol9en. Die unter1udungen, Die
in bieier 8eaiebuns anseitellt muir
ben, baben ein iebr Invertebrates &e=
iultat erseben. Man bat bier Der
i6iebene 8rOben unteriu9t, unb
5ipar 5ltnaflt robe &artoheln, tpie 1ie
in Die Silos einsebradt finb, uni
Damn SO, be5iebunssmei1e 20 UNI
40 Gage altes @auerfutter. 9as
&eiultat NOR, baB Der 8rocentsebalt
oes Sauerfutters in be5us auf refine
Ii6e unb @aiier sr6Ber, be5iislid
Der or9aniiden Snbitans fleiner NOR,
als Der Der 9artoHelmaiie, pie iie il
Die Silos fam. &obl r,tein permin
oerte fi9 UNI 1871 8rpcent Der ur=
iprinsli6en Mense, Der 8obfettee
balt ianf I'm S33 8rocent. Die
duBere Sei6afenbeit iamt(i6er Elm
gelduerten 8roben mar cine nprmale.
10 oaB Die 8erabreitung ais Sdure
futter feinem 8eoenfen unterlao
y Surse Saare baben fir bic Geiunbbeit, 4. 9. he
Vintage 5u &ppHeioen, aud beiialid) Der &ppfbau
pte9e, aroBe &prtheile. GAMES Saar lit Elm ib6n
Stmud. cine ih0ne 8eigabe bes Sd6pfers; dber
lollen redlt gut gephe9t, reinltdl aebalten urlo Saa
bnrlte uHo &dntni mint aeIdoHt uerpeH. Die NdQ.
tDeile TENT leoe SausHutter.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-12-26
Aus Der @ irtbsi It II e.

@ait: u&ann i9 pDbl mod BON
Dem 6inoerpDfelfleil6 %befommen, mel
Dies mir in persan9ener ISOLDE 10 out
BET Sbnen 9el6medt bat, Serr
@irtb?"
8irtb: u8eoauere redt iebr, mir
boben nt6ts mebr bappn."
Sbbnden bes @irtbs (ben gater
unterbredenb J: r9as pdre al1b lebr
ldlimm fir uns, tpenn uns idon
tpteOer elm 8ferb frepirt tpare!"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-12-26

HlWl oeruDrf, lann NIT Anf9teBer
enrb Die boble 9ano na6sebolfem
3. +. es fDnnen bic trpden aebliebe:
men Saare alei6faqs benefit iperbeu,
Na6 benz SAB ioQ man Die Saare
lor9fdltisit abtrodnen. 9ieIes lit Der
ein5i9e Sail, in uel6em Die Mbtrod=
nuns itattfinoet, uno id rattle sroBe
Goriidt uno @enauisteit an, ba bel
gerna6ldiiisuns lei6t i6tuere &opf=
leioem, wie &opfrbeumatismus II. a.
Die Sol9e iein f6nnten. Na9 Der
Gbtrodnun9 bleibe mani i'm 8immer
ooer iebe eine Die gauge nafie Saarz
fld6e beoedenbe Miibe auf bis &ppf=
baut nno 9aare pollitdnbis troden
1ino. Siele wenoen elm fiiraeres
Serfabren int &opfbabe an, belonbers
iun9e 2eute ppnt 9anbe. Sic tauz
6en tbren &opf 0fters na9 einanber
unter i'm 8runnentrose pie Die gnz
ten I'M Sei6e pber balten ben &opf
unter Die &6bre, IS tbut ibneu uobl
10. Gang redt! sic louen es MIR
ni6t 5a arg (5u lanse uno 5u pft)
tretben unO Die &egeln. Oes Nbtrodz
mems gut merfen. @ut lit bas falte
&opfbaO Dem, Ser fur5sel6nittenes
9aar Fat. 8ei tangent Saar* brinst
oaS @aiier l6werer our9 auf bic
Saut = mas eisentli6er 3med bes
Babes lit = un0 Die Srpdnun9
i6reitet lanslamer poran. Golden
ratbe i6 itets bas warme &opfbab
an wesen ieiner ldnseren Dauer.
Die &%opfbdoer perorone id 5uweilen
9e9en 6 opfleioen- Damn 1inb
es INNER falte unb fur3e = meiltens
jeoo6 iol6en 8er1onen, BEL benen
Der 9aarbOoen iusbelonoere Der CUNT
melplab aller m6sli9en 8 e d 10 re
nno @ei6 ~ ii den, flebtenarti<
ger trodener Iusi6la9e, cine
f0rmli6e Sun0srube BON @9up<
II uno 5taub unb gar nod BON
Inoerem it, mas freili6 eber unb
better Die gta9t als Der Sag, MIR
ni6t oas 9aar beoeden lo0te. 9ieIe
befommen marine &~opfbdoer BON ldn=
serer 9auer, ab19lieBeno NIT falter
ueber9ieBun9 D0er falter Nbma16uno.
Sd made auf bie1e &OpfbdOer
lpobl aafmerflam. @enn auf Dem
I'M fleinen 6dus6en unb inn
fleineren Stiib6en ben gart5en
Btnter binour6 Die pbneoies fleinen
Se6z uno 2uftl66er, Jenlter senannt,
niemals 9eDfnet weroen, 70 entltebt
cine Suit, Die n1an fDrmli9
l6neioen fam, uno Die jeben entire
Sremoen nit @u6t suriid=
l1nb menn in elmer Stube
9ereini9t, ME aufseiual9en miro,
lple muB Damn 5ulebt Der 8oben aus
&ann es benz arl1er 6aar=
booen bann anOers seben, tper1n Die
9aare oOer Die 5meiz pber
oretfaben &opfumbiaungen bas balbe
Sabr binour6 teinen 2uftbau6 unb
Sonnenltrabl bineinorinsen
auf Die ObneOieB I'M g%erbor9ez
men lebenoe &%opfbaut? nnO menn
Oa ME Elm 8aner Ooer cine Gauge
9riinoli9, re6t 9riinbli6 lire Irbeit
mie mag es 5ulebt ausieben?
oa fam li6 Elm Morait BON
8rulten &C. biloen, cine SdulniB, unb
mande Mutter weiB gu er5dblen, mas
lol6e SdulniB 5eitist. 2eiber lit muir
gu wabr, Die 9opfpflese miro oielfa9
lebr perna9laliist. Man mdi9t jabr=
aus jabrein jeben Morsen iein &C.
Iidt uno meint, bamit iei IS abse=
tban. Sd empfeble Die &opfpflese inn
Snterelie Der notbmenbisen @einlidz
felt, bann Der @elunobeit Der Sunsen
lpie Der @rwadienen; in eriter 2inie
loa iie ben Mittern empfoblen 1ein.
(5ortiebuns folst.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-12-26
q II fg efldrt t.

Die 16=jdbrise Bertha (na6 Ser
@eburtstassbel6eerun9) J: 60, Elm
ipunoerl60nes Worsenbdub6en uno
cine prd6ttse S6iir5e nebit rei5enoen
Pantofeln babe i6 bel6eert befomz
men, jebt nod einen re6t artisen
Murn nno i6 bin eine perfecte Sausz
frau.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-12-26
8 / q t.

v@as fo6it Du beute?" fragile Der
franfe Nmtmann Difbau6 feline
Srau. SD made 2eberfl5Be, Dein
2ieblinesseri6t; aber finf5ebn Stid
fir Did, mie sew6bnli9, tuerbe id
mobl ni6t MAIDEN birfen, neil Der
ar5t Dir Didt pOrsei6rieben." Stun,
oann made nur pier5ebn, made 1ie
oan1t aber ettuas 9r6Ber."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-12-26
S n n E nj II bren1GDen.

&aufer: Serr, sic baben mir cine
nbr perfauft NIT Oreijdbriser Ga :an
tie, nnb jebt sebt iie erft Die .Sebn
Gage nno itebt idon itia.
Gerfdnfer: 8ie baiBt @arartie:
mie fommen sc mid fir! @eben
sc bod emol per5ebn Sag binterein=
amber, oh &c mid ueroen oo6 itiGz
iteben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-12-26
: @elb au4b3abIuna a

at
'erleiben, auf perbehertes @runbeiz
lentbum in ct. Saul - 5euerper=
iberun9 beiorst. 8iaete nad
Europa iiber 9amburs ober Bremen
BET s. S. 9bomIon, friber 5dmars-
'ad & 3bomion, SEQ. 100 Sit 8ierte
5traBe, CT. Saul. ba
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-12-26
g b a.

9ausfrau: uSbre 3eusnihe iinb
gut. 9aben Sic etnen 2lebbaber?"
&D6in: rSa-M abame-aber
er lit Beaetarianer!1
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-12-26
9eut1 Of.

vSebt muB i6 aber bo9 beuti6 nit
Sbnen ipreden: Sic iinb eine eatt5
commune mi1erable Ganatlle!"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-12-26

Sur5e Saare baben fir bic @eiunb6eit, /. g. he
Vintage su &ppHeioen, aud beiieli1 Der &ppfbau
pdege, grpBe &prtheile. GAMES Saar lit Elm lb6n
Shnuf. cine idOne 8eigabe bes GdlDpfers; dber I
lollen redlt gut gepfie9t, reinltdl eehalten nf1o Saa
bilrite uno &auul nidbt geidont iuerpen. Die Ndd.
tbeile teniit iebe Sausnutter.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-29
Carriages.
Buggies, Phatons, Family CARRIAGES

The finest stock In the country 10 select from.
We can suit every body. Prices 10 suit the times.
A fine line of secondhand Work.
Now Is the time To get your Carriages Re-
painted and Repaired. our repairing cannot
ployed for that purpose.
Cali and examine whether you wish 10 buy or
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-29

sPR1N0.
sust = tiny blue-eyed maid,
Newly out Of Eden strayed;
t.ipe. : bud roee-tiuted, rarc,
Ana the sunlight In her hair
Here is Spring!
Leaves are sew 10 make her bowers,
Bunches bright Of leafless flowers
Are by baby fingers placed
Side BY aide, IN happy haste
Little springi
Gardens dark with winter gloom,
All at once begin 70 bloom;
Budding branches, lifted high,
Laugh and whisper In the sky,
Welcome, springr
She vii, reach their stately height
what to her arc blossoms brightf
Little Spring, in haste 10 pass,
Lets them nall among the grass
Eager Spring!
Tip-toe stands, with parted lips.
Cannot reach their sweying tips,
Brushes past In April grief
seei The underwood In leaf!
Fairy sprinsi
she Ia growing tall and slim,
And her eyes are darkly dim,
Deepening with the deepening sky,
Darkening with the blue-bells dye
10 II springs-
They are wide and undismayed,
Timid now, and yelled In shade-
Come a sound OF hurrying feet,
She IL flushed with roses sweet
Happy springi
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-29

DENNSYLvANIA ARAII.ROADsCHEDUL
l. In effect nom November 70, iSH8 IS
Trains LEAVE LANCAsrER and leave and nFs
rive Mt PhIladelphIa Us followA; -
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-29
OUR BRANCH,
Corner Duke and East King Streets,

Managed by MR.. W. II. KING, Is stocked with
a line of Fine Groceries. The olives We wrote
about last week did not reach US In time. They
are now In, aud for sale by the pint, quart or
gallon. II viii be 10 your interest To pay the
store visit.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-29

We have heard many OF our old friends say
that salvation OIL cured them Of rheumat atism.
Those who have not tried II should do 20. Our
druggists sell II for twenty ve cents bottle all
the time.
Why suffer with bad cold when one bottle
Of DR.. Bulls Cough syrup will cure cough q
for Is cents per bottle by all druggists In the
United States.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-29

ARRESTS
Picnic: Hams, from 6 pounds up. Zoe. per
Dried Beef 8, 0, 10 and l2,lc. per pound.
Dried Beet, (knuckles) very fine and tender,
lic. per pound.
Summer Bologna. sc. per pound.
Winter Bologna, finest ever produced, be per
pound.
Tripe, In % pound kegs, tper keg) si.25
Finest Bloater Mackerel, from pound up To
IL pounds BE. per pound.
Best No. Maekerei, nice and white lic. per
pound.
Cod Fish, Picked Cod and White Fish.
New Prunellas, only l0c per pound
Good last years prunellas, pounds for DC.
Choice Figs, 3 and pounds for 2'c.
New Apricots, pounds for 2Ic.
Good Prunes, pounds for 21c.
Raislns, pounds for &c.
large California Prunes, In 2Opound tin cans,
Evaporated Peaches, pounds for b.
Egg Plums (largej pounds for zIc.
Egg Plans lasdl1ml , ioe. or pounds for &c
Finest Edam, sweitzer, Limburger and Eng
| lsh Cheese.
| olives by the pint, quart or gallon.
Mas"ns xxx Crackers, very 1neJ l0c. per
Tea Crackers, pounds for DC.
| Nie-Nacs and Ginger snaps, pounds for pc.
Another lot Of sound Cranberrles nj Sc per
| quart.
| CHASE & sANBoRN's COFFEEs.
We are sole agents for Lancaster city. II you
| have not yet tried them, do 30 at once They
are always uniform, and always give perfect
| satsthftlDl.
| Caustic soda, 3 aud 5pound cans at Co. per
| pound. Some Soda in kettles, at 7c. per pound.
ROOMS FOR RENT
Several Rooms ON second floor, over our store,
| for rent, with cOnyeniences.
| OUR BRANCH,
Corner Duke and East King Streets,
Managed by MR.. W. II. KING, Is stocked witt,
| a line of Fine Groceries. The olives We wrote
| about last week did not reach US In time. They
| nre now In, aud for sale by the pint, quart OF
gallon. II viii be 10 your interest To pay the
| store visit.
j. FRANK REST,
WHOLEsALE AND RETAIL GROCER,
LANCASTER, PA.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-29
eraprirr.' csnsss.
r EnANoN 4 LANCASTER JOINT Ii

Arrangements Of Passenger Trains on and af3o1
SUNDAY, November Is, 1883.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-29
DHILApELPHIA 4 READING RAII.ROAI
READING 4 COLUMBIA pryIsroN.

leave q" ina after ssRSr1dsy March 4 l tls
day.. 70 3. M, 1880, $40 p. M SUNDAY, s:s :.
Rc Rcr PSilsdelphla, week days, 7so a. M, iAss
For New York Via Phiiadelphis, ID; week days.
For New York * Via Il u, Allentown, week dsys
For Allentown, week days, 7:so a. M, 80 >.
10. Po!tsyilie, week days, 7:Oa. M, SO p. -,
For ISsSSsn, sS We week days 100 a. M, 1850. ssl
6t,t p m; Sunday, sos .. m. IA
sos, $50 p M; sunday, 5.io :. m. 300 ~ -
TRAINS FOR LANCASTER.
a. Leave Reading, week days, 7:9O q. m, iAoo.
fssss fsl'aSsphia' " Week & aay!s a,S p Iii sis 100
Leave g Nsx ~, York ,s Vi. philade,phia. wax DAY.
IL. Leave New York Via Allentown, week dsys,4
Leave Allentown, week days, s:sa a. m: -
Leave rot,svllle, week days, $50 a. M, -
IL Leave Lebanon. week days, .7:l2 a. M. i2se
':D p IN; Sunday, 7.55 a: M, 345 p. m.
Leave W, Harrisburg, week days, e26 .. M; Sun.
Leave 9uarryyllle, week days, o4o, sas a. M.
2'5o osS ,. M; Sunday, 7:l0 q. m.
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION.
Leave Philadelphia, Chestnut street wharf
and south street wharf
Leave Atlantic City, week days, exprsases.
WOO a. m; and 400 p. m. Accommodation, 7:l6
Accommodation, 500 a. M, l:aO .. m.
Returning leave Atlantic City, depot cornsf.
Atlnntic and Arkansas Avenues. Week days.-s
Express 100 q. m. and p. m. Accommodafion.
eth ~ M. and %:;p p. IN. Hundays--Expreaa
p. m. Accommodation, 7:25 a. m. and l:5O D. NJ
Offices. -
A. A. MCLEOD, a. a. HANCOCR
vice fres den1 Mgr. Gen'l PnAsr Agt.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-29

10 D1IO0e0 th0 EheuyV
When Il takes the form Of disease Of the kid.
neys or bladder. is task well nigh impossible
Of accomplishment. Renal and vesicl mala-
dies are more obstinate than any others.
Counteract therefore. the earliest indications
OF inactivity Of the many organs with Hos
letters Stomach Bltters, which possesses.
efficient dluretic. The degree Of stimulation
beyond. the bounds Of safety. It invigorates
always, never irritates. Bright's disease
diabetes. catarrh Of the bladder. are diseases
successfully comb ,tted In their incipiency
with this benign medical stimulant and tonic.
Besides reinforcing and regulating the kidneys
and bladder. the Bitters ID q specific for fever
and ague. constipation and dyspepsia
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-22

A Third Judicial District of Washington
Territory holsing terms ST Seattle.
The United states of America Va Seven
Hundred and Forty Tins, containing Three
Hundred aud Seventy pounds of prepared
Opium.
WHEREAS, William III. White. United
States attorney fer Washington Territory.
has filed libel OF Information in the above
entitled district court, alleging in sub
stance as follows: That ~ a time past, To-
Wit. on the 25sh day of February, isSe. al
the county of Pierce in the collection DIS
trict OF Puget Sound, Leslie cailorr acting
collector OF customs for said district, did
seize, and now hath in bis custody, at the
cHstom house OF said district ct Port Town
send, IN the Third Judicial district of said
territory, as being forfeited 70 the United
states Tor violation of section $685. OF the
Revised Statutes OF the United States, GER
tam goods, wares and merchandise.
to-wit: 40 tins containing $40
pounds OF prepared Opium. then and
there and now OF the value OF SS7Oo. for
that At time past to-wit: On the l0,h dav
OF February, lSS9, said goods, wares and
merchandise hereinbefoTe enumerated aud
cescFib bed, being of foreign growth aud
manufacture aud subject TO the payment
OF duties upon being imported and brought
into tue United states, were by some PEI
son or persons unknown. unlawfsilly, elan
deStineiy, fraudaieutIy aud Knowingly
imported and brought into the United
states, rom some foreign port or place to-
VII, from the province Of British Column.
bia, IN the Dominion OF Canada. with pa
intent then and there ON tue part OF such
importer or importers 10 defraua the United
States of the duties due aud payable there
on. the said duties nos aaving beer rssid
or accounted for or secured 10 DC paid tn
the said United States. xnd 40. since hav.
ing been paid or accounted f0r or secured
70 oe paid 20 the said United states, ana
HHkEeAs, On reading ard silang she said
information TIE court made the following
order thereon. tc-wit.
sIset this cause he set down for hesrgrs
GA Thursday, the lIta day o. April. A ~
lsss. at 10 o'clock, IN the forenoon OF that
day. 80 wAieh sir8e all EersunS having a.
claiming any lEsercst ia said goods. wa~es
and merchandise mnst appear aud mage
their allegations in that behalf or their DE-
iaaAs VIII - catered, and let notiee Ae
given IA TIE usasl fegm By publication
1aeEecf IA tne SEATTLE DAILY PosF- IsSrEiIf-
ssNcER- Dated fais EAST DAY Of Marc
ISSs -
Nos therefore, ST persons Lkvfn~ a.
Claiming any iusesess Ii said goods, wares
ane merchandise aFe hereby u<stf3esl a. ~
and Sppeay IN cDzrt az xha time SyseoETag
Ia said order aid make their Alterations i,
that behalf Gr thelr defsElt VIII IS ef.ss-esf
sis4 the pras - of sAs3 Information r-antas,
htEnsss tie Honorable Thosuas f3grke
Judge oi said District Cent. aetf the s~ai
thereof this @lst aaE 81 March. a. 10 tsSa
". 4 LEERiEEN01D Clerk
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-22
sEaTrIE. Friday. aaRcH
TIE NEW GOVERNOR.

Hon. Miles G. Moore, Of WaIia
waIIa. whose appointment as COVER
nor Il announced this morning, IL
man in every way suited 20 the dis
charge Of high public duties. He has
loag been resident OF the territory,
is thoroughly identified with It's inter-
ests. and though never the incumbent
Of any office, has always borne an i'm
portant part in public affairs. His
connection with affairs has been that
Of business man, and to the exeeu-
tive office he will bring trained bust
ness talents and business virtues. We
may reasonably expect that as Cover
nor Mr.. Moore viii give TO the inter
esss of the commonwealth the same
industry, ability and integrity that
have heretofore been employed in his
career as a citizen. and In the manage
mens Of his private concerns.
The appointment WIS made upon
the recommendation and advice of the
man hest qualified 10 speak for the
wishes al the terfitory--olr delegate
in congress, Hon. John d, Alleu-and
the chief opposition to II. 50 far as re-
ported. came FROM Eastern politicians
In the interest OF personal friends.
The president, IN accordance Hith the
policy OF territorial home rule to
which be has given emphatic approval
heretofore, chose naturally TO reeog
nize the authority constituted by the
direct popular vote Of the territory
There was. indeed. nothing else for
hius O. do.
The incident IS important iu one re-
spect. nataely. IL shows that the day $
Of "oatside influences" arc past. From
this time on orr territory. and state
10 be. will he the mistress OF her own
political affairs aud those who look for
public houoTs ia connection with her
service. must find their support not
In the favor Of politicians in Washing
ton and elsewhere. hut in the favor Of
her own people
rhe principal duty which will fall 10
Gov Moore during his brief official
term. hetxeen new and the date OF adj
mission. viii De, With the cooperation
OF the chief just ? and The territorial
secretary, 90 district the territory for
r,.stfaae4atat;fa IL, the eoyo9nx esssstitu.
tional convention. and il Is important
that Ia this work the different geo
graphical divisions should ice repre-
scented. In view OF this duty and Of
the fact that the chief justice IS resi-
dent 81 Western Washington, the APP
polntment of Walla watla man will
atfori very acceptable assurances 20
the people OF Eastern Washington.