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, 1889-06-27
NOTICE.

In the Probate Court of Jefferson County, W.T.;
In the matter of the Estate of Andrew Bogardo'
Deceased.
1t appearing to the Court by the petition pre-
sented and filed by T. AL BARTLETT the Admin-
istIator OF the Estate OF Andrew Bogaroe, CO.
ceased, praying for an order to sell real ssssts;
that IL is necessary 10 sell portion on hne ,eai
debts outstanding agains: the deceased, sud tns
debts and expenses and charges OF the ADMINS.
tration 1t is therefore ordered Dy the ConItInAt
an persons interested in the said estate Pc
fore the said Probate Court on Monday. tne zstn y
day OF July 1889. Ut 10 O'Clock in the forenoon OF
said day NJ the court room of said Court, In the
CITY of Port Townsend, Jefferson County. WI
TO show cause why an order shouid net oe grsEI, IT,
ed to The said Administrator 10 sell 80 mueh OF
the real estate of the deceased as shan De necos-
sary, and that copy of this order be puoLenee
st least four consecutive weeks in the Tnzet
Sound Weekly ARsUs, a newspaper puDlished
aud printed in said city and county
OLIVER WOOD, Probate judge
Dated June 11th, 1883.
First pub icatiOn June 20-4W
, 1889-06-27
NOTICE.
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON,
=. In

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON,
COUNTY OF JEFFERSON.
In Justice Court, Port Townsend Precinct
Before Oliver Wood, j. Z.
To j. Matt, Defendant:
You are hereby notified that the De Lion .
RarthrOn Company Plaintiff, has filed 9 eoI.e-
piaint against you in said Court, when VIII
come on 10 nc heard ut my Office IN tho City oi
Port Townsend Jefferson County, w. T.: on NC
Igth day OF JaIy, ISs9, at 10 O'Clock A NJ, eho
unless You appear and then and there answer
the same Will be taken a. confessed and tne uo-
maud of the Plainti1f be granted.
The object and demand of said complaint Is 70
recover rom tho Defendant the sun. OF ssio %
upon an account for goods, wares ana nercnAn
diae soIG by Plaintiff 10 Defendant between the
aUlh day of \ IriI. lSog and the 27th day OF Mays
1889, and for costs 49,,
OLIVER WOOD, Justice OF the feaee.
Complaint flied June LIST. ISS9.
Morris Il. Sachs, Plaintiffs Attorney.
, 1889-06-27
a Multitude of Ailments.

The ailments which affiicts the kidneys
and bladder are SO numerous, that mere
ly to name them would fill space Tar
outrunuiDg the limits of this article.
Suffice it to say, that they are both OBJ
stinate and dangerous. To their preven-
ton Hoatetter's Stomach Bitters is we'll
adapted. The stimaius which it lends
to the action of the kidneys when they
are lethargic, serve to counteract ten
dency in them to lapse, first, into state
of pernicioGs inactivity, and afterwards
into one of positive organic disease,
which soon destroys their delicate inteR-
uments, poisons the blood and causes
death. 4 double purpose is served BY
this depurent. 1t promotes activity OF
the kidneys, and expels impurities from
the blood which have no natural chan
mel of outlet, except these organs. Con-
stipation, biliousness, fever and aRue,
rheumatism and dyspepsia, are also rem
edied by this medicine of thorough &C
ton and wide scope.
, 1889-06-27
Last Nights Meeting.

The meeting OF the subscribers to the
subsidy was well attended.
d. w. Smith occupied the chair, and
stated the meeting was called to hear
the report of the committee regarding
their conference with the railroad Off
cials.
Mr.. Clark, as chairman, made an in
teresting report OF the conference, which
has been published.
The next matter to be disposed of was
the selection of representative of the
subscribers to act with the civil engi-
neer selected by the Port Townsend
Southern officials in looking over the
proposed route between this city and
Chehalis, and secure donations of land
along the same.
On motion duly seconded anu carried,
the present committee, consisting Of
Messrs. Clark, Pettygrove, Harper, Mil
ler and Sheppard, were instructed to Sc
lect representative.
The following bond was read and
adopted:
Bond to
ID. 81. Littlefield and J. J. Calhoun,
trustees.
Know ell men by these presents: that
OF ........ County, Washington Terri
tory, ... held and firmly bound
unto D. M. Littlefield and J. J. Calhoun,
or their assigns, in the sum Of ....
.--...... dollars, lawful money OF the
United States of AmeIica, for the pay
ment of which sum well and truly to be
made w bind . heirs, ex-
ecutors and administrators, jointly and
severally, firmly, sighed, sealed and de-
livered OH this, the .......... day Of
..........., 1889.
The conditions OF the foregoing obliga-
ton are such, that whereas: Ii any one
OF the American transcontinental rail-
roads, or any railroad company having
connections with any transcontinental
road, shall on or before the 18th day of
September. 1889, commence the survey,
ahN WV tNtAo tiiNiStitNi SAis'ii
build, equip and operate line OF stand
ard guage railroad, connecting the city
of Port Townsend, via the west side Of
Hoods canal, with some one of said
transcontinental railroads, making said
city of Port Townsend the western ter
minus OF such transcontinental road on
Puget Sound; then, and in that event,
the said sum OF money shall immediate
ly become due and payable, but not other
wise, it being expressly UNDERSTOOD and
agreed that time is u material and essen
tial part of this contract.
tSEaLJ
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Signed, sealed and delivered in the
presence OF
, 1889-06-27
A Bold, bad Burglar.

On Sunday morning when all good
people are in bed, sleeping the sleep Of
the just, and no thought of days bust.
ness troubling their mind, a burglar
just think of that in Port Townsend
entered into Mr.. Z. w. Deyoe's resi-
dence, via the kitchen window, which
had no doubt been accommodatingly left
unfastened.
The midnight visitor found the room
of Mr.. Devoe and secured that gentle
mans vest and pantaloons, which he
carried to the kitchen, and purloined
them of a gold watch and chain, and a
dollar or SO in money. A bunch of keys
and knife were left on the table; also
the clothes.
About the same time, no doubt, by the
same b. b. b., Mr.. Sheppard's house was
entered, and absut $35 in booty was
taken.
Port Townsend has enjoyed long sea-
son of peace and safety regarding these
midnight viaitors, and our citizens are
no doubt careless about their window
and door fastenings.
There may not he any occasion for
alarm over this affair, but it would he
very proper for our police officers to
sleep at their post with at least one eye
open.
Ellensburgh Capital says: 1t is the
opinion OF those best informed in thai
county, az we'll as the state, officers will
be elected under the new constitution il
October, aud that the county officer
elected at the territorial convention il
November last. can hold only until thsi
successors qualify. Therefore the Octo
ber election in Washington is a geners
ielection.
, 1889-06-27
NEW YORK LETTER.
Ths Cigarette NIce---Tho New Boston
Boai---The Cronin Mystery.

New YORK, June Il, 1SS9.-On the frs;
OF June a law went into effect in the
State OF New York torbidding cigar deal,
ers selling cigarettes TO boys under 16
years OF age. This is undoubtedly one
of the most beneficial laws, both from 8
sanitary and a moral point, that hiss been
passed this year; but we are sorry to note
the evil has beon very little abated.
New York City contains the greatest ex-
tremes, and along with everything else
are the extremes OF great stores and very
little ones. 1t is in these little, grimy,
one-cent candy stores, which are to be
found in all the poorer portions OF the
city, that tue small boys finds his oppoE-
iunity OF induIgine his tastes for cigar
cites at penny apiece. AS long as
these contemplate little dime-novel
headquarters exist il will be very hard
to put an end to this detestable vice
among our boys, for their main support
lies in this sort OF trade. The law il
looked upon with favor by the more re
putable cigar dealers, and they say they
are glad it is in force as they were al.
ways disGusted at having their stores
patronized by small boys.
THE FINEST BOAT ArLoAT.
The new steel clad steamer Puritan
which ID pronounced to be without doubI
the finest boat afoat, begins to-day to
make regular trips between New York
and Boston. The magni1cence OF these
Boston boats is something wonderful
and eIcesds even that OF the ocean steam
era. A year or SO ago the Pilgrim was
considered marvel Of beauty and size
buI il is cast into the shade now and the
new boat takes the palm. The length oi
the Puritan is 400 feet, width, 81 feet
depth, 20 feetj gross tonnage, 1850 tons
She is fire-proof and unsuitable. and il
divided into 50 water-tight compartments
Her decks are of steel, covered will
wood, her masts are Of steel and are 22
inches in diameter. II was built for
the Old Colony Line, and 1000 pounds
of lead were used in painting it.
THE CRoNIN MYSTERY.
The arrest in this city last week oi
John ]. MaroneY and Charles Mcdonald
for completely in the murder OF DIR. Gro
Din in Chicago adds new interest 10 that
celebrated case. The men claim to be
able to establish alibis but are giving
the authorities some trouble in extradit-
ing them. Gov. Hill refused to sign the pa
pers unless an Indictment was found by
the grand jury, Altogether it is a very
queer case and the mystery seems as far
from solution as ever.
MILLIONS IN BRRwRRIEs.
The pracice OF selling out American
breweries to English capitalists is be
coming quite fashionable OF late, and il
is said that more than S31. 100000 have
been realized in this way sinbe last July
The scheme IS for syndicate OF English
capitalists TO buy up all the breweries
within a certain radius and run them un-
der one management. There are several
Of these syndicstes ut work at present
and the success SO far seems to prove
two things; one is that the buyers have
lots Of money TO invest, the other is that
there is plenty OF money made out of
beer. One brewery brought IS, 800, 900.
, 1889-06-27

This will be the closing week of our
public school. Interesting exercises are
to take tlace friday II would be q
good thing for parents to show their in
terest by attending the examination.
The directors are preparing to have the
unfinished part Of the second story fitted
up for use before the fall term begins.
, 1889-06-27
DEATH INEVITABLE.

LANCASTER, Pa, June 2l.-2 p. m.-
Especial. This afternoon messenger
from General Cameron's bedside stated
that there ia no change in his condition.
There are no hopes of his recovery.
, 1889-06-27
Money Loaned

On Improycd Land at Lowest Rates. No delay
in closing Loaus. All business attended TO at
once, Address,
BACON & ELLIS,
Loan Brokers, Whatcom, W. 7.
JunA ~ II
, 1889-06-27
NOW UNDER CONTROL.

PORTLAND, June 22.-The fire at Van
couver has completely destroyed twenty
nine buildings. The total loss is about
seventy-fYe thousand dollars, small in
surance. The fire was the work of an in
cendiary. 1t is now under control.
, 1889-06-27
No Hopes Entertained for the Recovery
of Simon Cameron.

LANCASTER, Pa. June 2l.-LSpecial.l
The condition of GeIeral Simon Cam
eron to-day is reported about the same,
although at noon he is resting somewhat
easier. His entire right side is paralyzed.
The general was in bed when the stroke
came. He is conscious of bis surrouud-
ings. Physicians are in constant attend
, 1889-06-27
AIarried.

June 10Th, 1889, in Port Townsend, by
Rev. D. I. Carnahau, MIR. Patrick Nc
Coy and Mss Gertie Butler, both oi
Skagit county, ". Il.
, 1889-06-27
MILLIONS IN BRRwRRIRs. .
LETTER LIST.

List OF letters uncalled for and remain
ing in the postoffics at Port Townsend
, 1889-06-27
Public School Teachers

Is called % the advantage of preparing for
co ;uty examination.
comp!efs cat2l-rue sill lie published III Nay
W IA sill - seP- to ny GddreS5-
..ay iniOFmati sn Te.arIins the school c'4h oe
Obtained by addressing
W. W. FELGER, A. f., President,
, 1889-06-27

Have charge of the different departments when
include the following courses:
English, Scientific, Classical, Enginees-
ing, Music, Painting aud Drawing'
Commerciai, Shorthand and Type
writing
Classas Will he formed in all the common
branches each term. Tie especial attention Oh
, 1889-06-27
IHE PORT TOWNSEND
NORMAL COLLEGE
SPECIAL TEACHERS

Offers the best advantages of aEy school on
Coast for young men asd women desl1i"s
au
, 1889-06-27

lSEALl
Signed, sealed and delivered in tn
presence OF
, 1889-06-27
NOTICE.

Daied June l1tn. 1868.
First pub. ication June 20-4 "
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-30
TI.e Murdered Peddler.

WOODBURY., N. j., April 30.--A crowd
of people from Turnerville, GIassboro.
and adjacent places. have arrived in
town TO attend court. Most of them
were witnesses in the case of young Joe
Hillman, charged with the murder of
Peddler Hermann Seidermann. Judge
Garrison chiefly charged the grand jury
to the effect that while they had nothing
to do with the guilt or innocence OF the
prisoner, if in their deliberations they
considered that there was a reasonable
suspicion that young Hillman was con-
cerned in the crime they must formulate
an Indictment against him. Prosecutor
Perry had subpoenaed fifty-seven wit
nesses. but only a few have been ex-
amined. There is no doubt that an in.
dictment win be found.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-30
HEALTH is WEALTH /!

~ n xvestsa Nerve and Brain . Ia
mcnf. o. g,,srsnteed specific for H Eyaarsl-
Dizziness. ConTuisions, Fits, Nervous essnsed b.
re. Headache, Nervous Prostratllggna Soefnlness.
the use OF alcohol or tobacco; ~. msT Frain re-
Mental Depression. Softness OF >, ehT misery. de-
snv ana deafh Premature Old Age bsatsry
ness. Loss OF rower IN either sex bv over
Losses and Spernatorrhoea cause - aver ~ in.
exertiOn Of the brain. seiI- tsDS one months
Sfatement e10s box. or six boxes See ios
rent l5T mail prepaid on receipt OF priv
We GUARANTEE SIX BoAr1 s.,e8
To cure any case. With eacn 90, od' with 500
~ n vii send the purchaser our wr tgrsteui
nice to refund the money II tne ,s sd oDy
does not eject cure Guarantee, 9gists. soc
~ a W. HODGES & Cos VI ia SO
Agerfa. 20 Main Street AnnAV'ie
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-30


BARETx, April 80. In the samoan con-
ference court Count Herbert Bismarck.
speaking III the French language. dis
claimed on behalf Of Germany any idea
Of aggrandizenent Inconsistent with ax-
listing treaties. Sir Edward Malet and
Mr.. Kasscn followed In similar strain.
the latter limiting that il was the hope az
America that the differences would Be
settled on lasis which would preserve
the autonomy OF the island Upon the
pFoposal Of 8fr. Kasson it was agreed Ia
conduct tie proceed sngs Of the confer
ence IN English. Count Bismarck has
issued invitations to the members of the
conference 70 dine with him on Friday.
The emperor attended q personal re-
port Of the sitting, but at the next meet
ing will receive the report Of a sub-com-
mittee. All Of the delegates appeared to
be sati fed with the proceedings.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-30

At philadelphia Philadelphia, 8; Boston. q
AZ Eittsburg- Pittsbnrg, 1; Cleveland. 2.
At Brooklyn-Brooklyn, 81 Baltimore. 81
At Columbus Columbus, 3: Athletic, z
AZ indianapolis indianapolis. 2; Chicago, g.
At Norristown-N orristown, z; Reading. q
AT Easton- Easton, 10; Hartford, I.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-30

ALREADY the slaughter has begun
in Oklahoma, some Of the eager and
anxious boomers having been
nnceremoniously sent across the
dark river. Next to the whisky
saloon, the coffin factory will be the
best paying industry in the new
territory during the coming six
months.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-30

To-Day, the one hundredth an
niversary Of Washington's inaugu-
ration us President OF the United
States was appropriately observed
in all the churches, the ringing Of
bells and the display of bunting,
and a celebration at night by the
Historical Society in the House Of
Delegates, closed the exercises.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-30

THE Sunday Telegram has sug-
gested the name of Postmaster
Frank Brown, as Baltimore's next
Mayor. Baltimore could not have
better man for her Mayor. We
would like to see him as Maryland's
next Governor.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-30

THE Western Maryland College
Monthly, published at Westminster,
Nd, is edited 10y Mr.. L. Edward
Reese, with a large number of lady
and gentleman assistants, and Mr..
j. Edward White as business mana
ger. It's Typography and make
mp are faultless, and the contribu-
tions are from the pens Of the facul-
tt and male and female students of
the College. It is periodical
much above average literary merit.
and should have wide and substan-
tial patronage. The College is one
of the most flourishing id the State.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-30


CORPORAL Tanner, the new COM
missioner Of pensions, seems bent
on giving pensions to all who apply.
One Of his latest rulings should en-.
courage everybody who ever bad
anything e do with he army, and
ALI the relatives Of sick or dead sol
diers, to rush il with demands for
cash. Tie case was this After
many years 81 civil lie "a ex-sol
der died of delirIum tremens, and
some time thereafter his widow AN
piled Tor d pension. The matter
VAS investigated by Commissioner
Black, who after learning all the
iaess was properly denied the claim.
The inssallatisn Of Tanner, aud.
his talk about what Be proposed 70
dos encouraged the widow 10 renew
her application, and Der appeal has
been granted. the commissioners
saying tie husband. who vas u
notorious arunaksrds may have
contracted She habit ii the army
While serving his country
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-30
The Blue ana the gray.

NEW York, April SO.-The officers Of
the Seventy-first New York regiment
last night banqueted the Virginia re0i.
ments and the Washington artillery New
Orleans Tigers, of Mississippi, who have
in times past extended similar hospitality
to the Seventy-first while in the south.
The occasion was highly enjoyable one,
and the the speeches breathed harmo-
NOUS spirit of loyalty and patriotism.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-30

A LITTLE girl visited one of the
government war ships aud strayed
into the kitchen where the cooks
we're preparing dinner. What she.
saw there disturbed her practical,
economic mind, aud she Immediately
wrote to Secretary Tracy, informing
him that the sailors wasted great
deal by pairing potatoes. She also
explained that in her opinion
enough could be saved BY taking
thin parings to pay for another ship
% take the place Of one of those
destroyed at Samoa. The secretary
has not yet acted on the suggestion,
but it Is probable that an order
viii be forthcoming that all pota-
toes used in the naval service must
be cooked with their jackets on.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-30

s9yg-Thispapcr has larger bona ode Cir
euiation than All the papers In the city OF
Annapolis Combined.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-30

The Baltimore Sunday Herald
gave a very striking illustration Of
the growth Of Uncle Sam since his
infancy in 1889. The Herald is
always original in its ideas.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-16

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ibre tpebmiitbisen @eiien Sd elite
binauf uno fanb ba meinen Slater, meir
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muroe er itil besraben. Der ST.. 8i=
ihpf bielt Die giniesmuns Der 2eide,
uno mir @ailen itanoen tpeinenb Inn
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nabe Bel uns gu baben, oamit er feline
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unb fommen Die 2eute fem @rab gu
beiuden. St mar Der Nbeott Der See
pGlteruns bes Stdothens. Nm Wtontag
ben 9. Npril tperoen mir In Der Stride
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fommt &ep. 8. @pmes, Der bodm'te
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CUR 6ilfe bier lai1en.
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perebrten Wtitbriioer @ebet criticize fir Die
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MtDge er ruben in Srieoen!