The Seattle Post-Intelligencer (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.])
August 5, 1888

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THE SEATTLE POST-INTELLIGENCER 8ml? t*T*LU«nm!" COIBOUBITII Ittt, fc. 1.1. SKItM. 1.1, ircstmi. SHELTON ARMSTRONG, piALJUt* rw REAL ESTATE A!»P tan Agents. Fanning Lands. SO acres marsh land in Skagit county, near Mt. Vernon. This is A No. 1 land. Price, $1350 cash. 160 acres of rich !>ottom land, yi mile west of Terril lake, in What com county; alder and vine maple; land easily cleared. 160 acres on Orcas island, l /i mile from postoftice and steamboat landing; 60 acr, or 00 ft»r tiuiNv «SO lti£ tUrwu*;'' th!» truci Cilv Property. IO fcVi" bhwk (rstm ikn-vi. W round Woe. i l! V 3 i t»% IV •f#* ilftv? nr line ntnt vriluiß'tti'O

1 t:i bfc* frma an use Um rout* rvktt, %u> t v fVJL* |k 1 1 tfe, nil I k frv» r+i-r »\*r« fV.o SO nhh City; Wv.l lot! >fvi• lot". I Wnry4. withi*! ttvc miVQKi' w« u v nkilf rti 111 e*t*rn» Va»httt(- teij for lav* meal s ho!>«* HuiitiJ) r.mntl He w. U( i\l\ I'ruT, HMf«* h c f 4 l«w t S r. rn t «i' v SutfeetnU'.«?itjr. rrtrt, ftttt. 1 V' 40 *h*:e r |,W|*riMr» IO feHHtoc. tniitbk' tor lUvtdiuf iato •i. t 10 * to A f "4. -aif Bargijs in Mtrcfr's Aiiitioi Birtiin> la Terrv First Additi n. t hi: b i Tm\ iili t Baryias ii Jidua's Aiiiia. ltooi i -J and 3 lKt.lt.l A Tcrrii JACKSON A!VD RAINIER STREETS ADDITION. One of the largest, best located and most desirable tracts ever placed upon the market, consisting of 60 choice residence lots, located in the growing direction of he city, and only 17 minutes ride from the Postoffice. 1* .Villi ft crntit. AN UNPRECEDENTED OFFER i Five elegantly finished, modem design Cottages, ranging in value from SIOOO to SSOO each, to be given away with the property. Every purchaser secures a lot, and 5 out of the whole number secure houses with the lots, worth from SIOOO to SSOO. linilorm Price of Lots. $275 each. LOTS 50x100 FEET. The greatest building enterprise ever inaugurated in Seattle, affording to each purchaser the full value of the original investment, and a small fortune in every five of the whole number. Awa:' 6f looses to k Hiade (Motor Ist, 1888. Transportation System. Jackson and Rainier Streets Addition is connected with the business center of Seattle by the Jackson Street Cable Railway. The road starts at the corner of Jackson 'and Second streets, a very central location, and runs up Jackson street to Lake Washington, passing within a few hundred feet of the Jackson and Rainier Streets Ad dition. The cars will run every 20 minutes, and in less than three months the service will be adjusted so as to pass there every 10 minutes. The fare to and from Jack son and Rainier Streets Addition is only 5 cents, being as low as the cheapest car fare in the Northwest. TERMS, TITLE, ETC, Jackson and Rainier Streets Addition is owned by CHARLES H. and GEORGE B. KITTINGER, who arc amply able to carry out the enterprise just as advertised. It is their intention to commence work upon the houses at once and push them through to completion as soon as possible. All those securing lots entitled to houses, as shown by map, can (it work not ..'.iw.iCiiced 0.1 titat particular house at the date of award) .'e choice of the two cottage designs, as shown at cur rnce. One of the houses will be of the Queen A:.'. ign, costing SIOOO. One -.vil; be of i-a:ne dc -ign. c 1 the neighborhood of $750 each and the balance, three in number, will be of modern design—four rooms, hard finished cottages, complete in every appointment, and could not be dupli cated for less than sSoo each. The building of houses will create koines for ten families, and will enhance the value of all remaining latt The title to Jackson and K.unier Sireits Ad dition is Guaranteed to Be Absolutely Perfect, and I everything is to be carried out precisely as advertised or money will be refunded. Remittances can be sent by mail or express. TERMS— SIOO down. $75 on 15th of August, SSO on September lr-t, and remaining SSO on or be fore Ist dav of October or on execution of the deed. M KTI K>l> OK AAV.-VI.? IX ti tor Jb« wffl tak* |>iare at at Hwk UsryVhun.wr the o( three prw> nent crtto be on .Sa» award. i.-K. *iw> '•IU Ift a.* i'Mit 1 4C-t t*ro n *i V; .it.!,' h a «Mv.!«*we an-l then ®umhrr Th.- TO .-;w th.- wiJ j Jsn rhe-e wHmMKM lf B tor a* raf« Jf as the w*uit tna«ie J"r r-« hi.- .i> a Jv»a*e atwl Jot worth alt at way it aV* ha- .o .1, }T. JoJjr 20tb c j Tv» tf'i Br*tu?> and Ac.'iit* f t:-r limine Itmj.-aece Co." Gentlemen; Namrally nm arr in the cxoeriemw of ©ar company la !b«* j Ui. 1 tit *?rt fi t!: Wh io«t»M' ff'r.Jph d» vtrrv.- 1f «.r M«v k »»f •'•".iiiT-. vVj'.i, I;;- fnrol v 6 f orer Fltc ilaartrt i I Tuo«*anKY, .l-v J«ljr nth. m s»d f.iitr hti.rk" f MtiMtne". with riot. Invniriac a taw n'f orcr Five j Th ,,l '.wn«l [•-*Uuv, to oor thi&k« \he Horoe Vint no! Inmr RM'V ror.i v'v !>vt! »'vir in which our reJMi'tiro Lire bevo k*' »'i.! j A* fn-»! =5- !ai' a a vert at Mr n»V' •lra''.WNfNO. E I t FKK4N-*, ESrVfK »fr \V ]f TCRN ;-£K, H. J RARTLKTT. u >-T:«.V El* HU.BrMN. El. ut4 sf. MtfEL tfTEWA RT, w T. Kf!S'Mr:r»Y. v. N HOW FN Tmeier Bal»un l>o»!e i V f W\ f. I»- By v\ A N'KV. M r M JOT! N V£>r, B K)WERS. M |MA iiFT OWD ITMPHIiKV .V MANFORI). Afc* nt», \V. I\ INTENDING TO CONFINE OURSELVES TO THE WHOUGBALK TRADE OF Groceries and Hardware, her*»aft«»r. now "fft-r cur cnUr*- rtork of Dry Goods, Men's Furnishing Goods. Boots and Shoe* to the trade at greatly reduced prices. W- rr r \T 4 >T. o«r ratine a&vk nar(Atn«. SCHWABACHER BROS. CO. TKOiIAS OOWE2T, Consulting Mechanical Engineer and Surveyor. I»: v\!> >!P»'inCATInNS *4- -TV U WAT*. «T*A* ESOIXBL BOILKMAKB I a. i r 't ~> bMpM k Wl" i vr.M a:• s lata est*striae* of tßrrttlfffir n,l lolUri? ttitii btaa kfaft? apoa It lU*»r» n IV ~LOWMAN HANFOSD S. P. CO. KX A ll K V I AXOS, ifjuj* lUblib &rd r&miAi VotcT Or :«v C;*]«r« la Maadr&l latfMtats. OT-t Frrnt Ciarrf «t». PACIX-' I G ~CX7XJB~ O- K. OLD EO ITEEOK. M. ic K. GOTTBTEIN, Wholesale Liquor Dsaier s. sole agents for the United States. THE EAST. lore Bodies From the Kuins of the Bowery Fire. ROBT 6 IBRETT AGAIN FAILMG. IVath of Ko>»J«»o». the Show ntkß %n Inteotloß U RaiMlwriUnc TerribJr to Ytxu-Itlrid* of rollttrioo. N*w Yom, Aiisr 4 of the kitted in the Boirrrv fir*- ivrm*t to mHirugiit, is griven herewith Graft. AdeU. *pe«i with hrj new« bcrn hat*. IniraeO to dtatb . 1-enw.i to draft Tatopp Philip, XI ynrt kuirj hv jurnpia; (rum the «isth -u-rr S-hwarti. Henry, tailor, luflooatcii on the fourth fltHir. Woii.*ti unknown at nxirjpi*. burn ed beyond r«i t. an, tmrnni «o th Soiorr.an Weißberf. bVBKI almost hejrosd recognition. Ten men at the woqrw, burned be voitd The injured are Michael Kubon bt»f wU H rrii Rui*tiihi, father Knd SI [he Vriii -r •-.•v* \l.rt e*l mi*~sng in the ttrly report. hpeft mth. A*ira*. Kalian tailor. 27 year-, wriooiljr burned and to dire. Uotbman. Bernard, Kn*. dngie. 19: years, seriniir-U burned ar.d iikeh to y a fail. M.«- Edward, Ht*s-ian tailor. m iwed about the limbs by jumping from the third >tory. New Y 'EK Aug. I Thr* lay was that of Jennie Mark*, tailored- KtOItERT OAKlterT'S HEALTH A KrU|)ir to Hl* Nervou® rro«- tratiuii i;«*p«>rted Nrw Y(>KK, Aug. 1. A Rlrhfield Springs ijj report that Robert Uarrett, et-president of the Balti more Ohio r.iiiroad, ba-« sutTered a relap-e to his old nervous trouble, and ha gone to his re il;. U complete re t will IK 1 nc- e arv to *ully restore him. Baltimbi Aug. 4. i hjs, 1 Mayer, an intimate friend of Koliert (ianctt, says aths. Thcv erio ly di-agreed with him. Uarrett then sent for his family febysic'an, who ad vi-ed th. t he leave here, but to i ut re tnm to his country seat at t"p!ands.

V- V::>« t their »dva e-. t-arrett -.vj, not believed to he seriously ill. His famih physi cian says he i? no worse than w hen he returner». W salx a Gray has obtained letter« patent for the in-trument called the telautograph, do for Iran* milling menage* by wire by the sender in hU own hand* M tit 1 -ir, doing avray with skilled oper ator*. The invention i-h e. OL& IOHS KO BIN SOU, TUB *BO*% MAN. Cist isßah. Aujr. I.—John Robin son, the veteran how ma n, e" i thi« morning, So He -ferit iduM'-t hi* whole Uio in the management of t ajc or rstcnnrr&R. I. •so' n. \up Rev J \V. 1> 2r cm, uean of Cbichc t: r, i* deed. ggj IS AWAff A 5 'T '.Tt. MIX FRAS*CUM't" k-!;-. ;c* r :rx *»-ttcr to r» i ommended that the attorney irenera! II f te! to institute civil rait ii«i*t tie E .rit*> 741 The ram, it I* *1 !e.ed, represent# the val of charcoal and cord vuck} m factored from pin'- and male my an j lawfully e it fr m mi iic mineral land«* I in Neva Li bv mm»« toner admit* that it *a Mr f ao II ©VS 1 -Hteefc*-!. $1 4 hariif, II l fO; ■tl 40- t -45. IVaehe ielftSfKfsa» 4; raw n I «fc» j ?ets?on ?1 Ite SR; free-*? re. f!i*t 45: wtiile tone. Prongs. frro-«, G«r»ar A Far '-eeieg Farmer. p- le from ffon Kvait Jc-r.^s j va» ewtermi hv ti»> r -?t party of Te*?e. ces\!sih f t ot fee* n rrt", /o fti? i 1 T'. ~t jot Uk P«men' Altiaa-eia i r*f3jc» U» ..tion .-n tts— .u: thti he *ro«.4 ulh AIKWV »«k uri (WtKlmtt is Xtnipiiaivr* «sjh Ifcc iiwua»d> kv-*i

VtlSJIi, 4- The A?l o ,T j that Italy, hAi.Tig orpaataad norutat i *orr and iadiciftl «nIMIIn )f*a»owab. alt AuKW»* Auc 4 Thf Sr. JximnfUm »«rewtr»p>n«i r* v. \o*. i.- By order o* the 'wrti-y the interior hereafter 1 appeal-* frot*» thf decision* of the wii»- the (trnfra) land odftee, uUtier the timb'r culture- df#?rt-iaih!, s? v-rv j land iiH wul cor.4detel and tie- Ici ej l»y first ipt wrrrtifv M'il 4FO* Bx i *ee. and of aJ! winter wheat -Ulr«, f or the purport of fortuioi a rtonr tr««t on»nt itfcufnikfri. A«(c 4 Thejwv >ident i has t»regorto TVUwer* '»ort*ales da la Rivera honorary Vhfn; :-ul of Spain at lo« Angles. California. T*» Men Fatally llnrt. i'lrrsj.-, n». A Off. J In a *e*enf wind this afternoon a new houcoon the M»wth *s-e aaa blown down and two workmen fatally crti-hed It auk Statement. New Y»**. Vasf. t -Hank state ment: I deerea«e. $3N r >.SIo. bank* now hold s2fi in cx^ of the 25 per cant. rule. THK MAKHKII.U!«K. The Striking Kreiult Uorkitttuifii in \rrj ll»«lit« Mood. PAKI*. \ug. 1 A a ma-*s meeting of >trikers at the labor exchange yes terday. violent -peechr* were made m favor oi hoiuin* out. Many of ih* striker*, however, are incoming dis couraged and have resumed work. A number of hair-dre*ser* to-day tried to ransack an employment bureau. The police arrested 10 j*r son*. After the meeting at the lal*>r ex change. waiter*. barber* and other* mar. hed away tinging the Marked laise. They i »ned tie police. and th situation i* critical. An officer drew a revolver arid overawed the crowd. The Sultan to Emperor William. N-i r.tiN.-i--i A J M Pa>ha, special Inrki-h envoy t.f Berlin to |?re nt the »ltait's graph letter from thti! m t r'i a tmoktog v et t earful HootU in Pruttia. A T devastated by a terrible flood* th«-,| wort known m the pro >r vein 1 ii»- 1 r ;i{?a. Aug. 4.—Pie i atit Island, in the Pacific ito Germany The government is pre j paring for the introduction of arm and ammunition. Ibn French Cr«»|» I ailttre j Paiii, Angl-The government bu profewsor* t>( agriculture c k rerv where to Ivi-e the farmer* how to }V>krr n Circuit, CHIOAUO. Aug. 1 Loui to pV b in' 4 On thi« pretext m would *eß cheap plated nflvrrware an solid. TUf> lifdlr* left Where They F»ll. TVWPIF, Tex., A "jr. I. A b!oo.lv Lemmon Hank Emroon* were it- rne and were met by J M (Vn« nt once. Both and v fclttkhui Cat! Hi* Tliroat. I -sn a ;own poiiti* s: 1!,.. f. T>. v hf'.i'ght %'■'•'Y«t>« "Hi *tir fell from freight train while riding on the roof of a car, UaxyUnc f>inlr« at Newport jprwri er.ee Journal.] Newport, the tiu.ie* of «wefldoim." a* somebody illf! then> the other day They, in'ced. are lik* the lilie* the f s'! and to;! not neither do t!,rv in. an.t yet Solomon ii, all hi« sriory w«« not arrayfti like one of the*. Poor SoJonloti' A l»klr fore the age of tenn plannet-' r»> and line linen wer« an othirto I*l end and aim of bin entente' He eoait* down for the eeaaoti with 'nany trunk a-* my lady bring**, in vrhwi hi mrdrobe i* foiled csrefaiy of nnp* ai'.'i j'jri*. nsi'i ntu'3B and hi* do/en pair* of U> J>; v»:ietv of bat*, u? tne hoi a*i'» tviac«?a ihe i-- now !«*y wirh {be f ;nt ;of coin of new' fa.|*,"jr. jtAtoiiT A*n KtooMntn. RN«KaAd Fft(»Uy Wn«n4« Ml« H if* HU StW*n>*. *al 4 !ohn Cham. beriam, a laboring man aged about *!w>t h>« wife, tataUy ami i k l!f«l n the hou** vi here ihf murderer Sheriff rumnngham >oon arrived, j and with other*, entered the ?-hantv hmb'ng the body of y*\ih j ho!* in thr center i»f the forehead j He lived nearly an hour, hut did not s**i> The j*hy*ici an* r(vt|Wßfd |«mblvijv the woman* until toznorrow wa nto thr 'xtifoom to get tomethmgt he wanted. and a* she fitwe wit he her she fell ami rifled out the front d«H>r ju*t a# he hot ajram Bhe regained her feet and ran. when the third shot* which killed her b»'!aml. wa* ilml The woman t Id the coroner thi* afternoon that her hu-dtand had ahu*cd her a jrreatl deal. an«i was very je t l«uv hut with, i it A; ,i >;r lv .m l t v o*t :p tn the night ami t >k a jM-tol to kiti her, hut w.»* persuaded to put $t a*av lie ha* t'ofie hut littlv work the j*a*l tWO mi re j t>*ui*and made tn ntttnaet »n the tariff Thtj relerreii tou u> iheir back track. l>ut the i lever; foot was rn and they prorrcded to indorse IVskimt t li'H'himi'a metaajre. His -tatement that a lariU'i* tax, whether he km it or not, ii a fundamental j doctrine of the OnUcit dub, [lie fun ilMDMtal 'ioctriiM of free trade: ami at it waa then. not a* it is no*, nor as it will be. they indorsed the Mill* Mil, i everv item of whi. h »sem ratlc party in power for"wenty year* anil ion'will ha»e freti trade. Now. 1 am' in favor o( a pn/tee'ive tat if hat for? Not to protect capital. Capital iavin(;> I bask, out o." The senator p ceded to draw a con tract between the c-t Of a factory in 111 I nitr.t Male n-i in Kurope "The labor, he ••aid, would amonnt to IX) r cent, "f the riivt, anil a factory built here would c at j. agdtli-t fflOO,- there. The com(lariaort made l>e tween wages In tht* country am! ibrotd Ml -trikinp. Wholl be MM U Utm MM any WW b>i*e in hi xt*tenicnt he waa met with 11 tat Oi Not »t all," "iioo-1, that's ritfht," I etc. The c iker went into the ques tion of Wiiee* here ami Europe, and a'-erte 11l it careful investigation *howr 1 that the rite here i> about twice a hiirh. lie then cribed hia 1 pr r onai experience-! in Europe, where Me made careful Sr. j;iirie 'L» to the wa ~f la barer* in Italy, Beljtiuni, Oe.'inanr and til* .t Britain, Ileal *o «p >ke the eo-t of living and of chith 1 i if;, and Inquired whether workmen i. re wanted to live a they do on the «>t*>'-r -l.le n! the Atlantic. "If yon do," he ontinued, "vote the Democratic ticket, an 1 at an early i dav on'll h ve tbe i rivdesre I lie i I'.'cd with a k oaingdeii ription I -if t!n ?rnwtb ..I "I T r ler;t yof the United Stafen under j»s..t*r lion. Hn i t -entente n "KtHaw pire vour coh ifn.-e, your t intellef t, your work, fur the •'••v.-itkm end th«* prewfTitlon of this Me *cd reput>llc of our*." PKIiSON AI. AMI CiKNKK H.. Ca-ico wa« named for CaQetii, on th FwfHi eo-'iff, whence* it wan fir»*t imported. society called fchf Colombia 1 a can ief pigton between Stra and Viffini, and recently a ntinitwr of »n w«*re started at Che 1-itt r ritjr t 5 oVU**k on- ev* nlnjr, a:»ly handed ,t letter to one of the eharacler» on th* >ta*r '3: i thr«?*' wor*l» an 1 van' ifbeti, t«nd the and fence thinks it wa» sold There in a Ko »thern tntane a*y iam an eigbf year ur of hi* Nrtb ll' wo-- th#- child of n par. lytic mother, i ha' delicate featnren and Hinh, white forehead, with long, hlack cttrl Ili« Ann ia not larger than an ordinary t«an 'n thumb, Hea on bM *»e i eir n'U r year, t.*king no note of anythmic that pa«ae f. Twice day he i ama ed to take a little noofi«hmeni, and then rela|>»eM into •leap. Franc i irj».»i ai tHe (iteration of if new divorve The nr->t year »»?x third H *tv women derce f'>r every N#rty men and jo more th«n hal' th»* a e* that =-ome before the co.-ift .therf&renoebi'dren. Thee are Jon' i.Swm-oVu f.ortluMfrt t#C Glaa^ow HER LIFE WAS SAVED. C. K. Cj. Pfft!?. Hvt»/ at»rt#t two JSi.V* .wm O" ®i- k with CflfO i #ar |»l j end fj*eo I f«em**tf«? J rter to iai?- 'i» ket'a ia «r«ry «?«w4 H*«r !y»«i3i beaieJ, a>' ja*ctse«» w>'«i «*ay JWUJ »ae awe '«r s'de wa «av«d,«ar t JMtigfttfr-j a*a n.. V,atf>Y*> f K**u- y.j? k» MWII e-iiw 10* •H'ilifoax «a 4 i«a« co««h iuMt aitaa*. aa a pamitt g±*£miiUm in A, a STMWAMT. m4lf VOL. XlT—M>. 75 PACIFIC COAST. L m The Trwtb!* K\»f wtu» iinost utii.i nturiNa lft(vrv»(lßg Kicwrea of t Travel Tt»» Allererf V«nlmi«fc Ilrunnrr Fertjr Arreunl H«) iHlllnl hjr ul» «>atlMi( f CARI.» A>«. Atip. i, Mile- irrived yey'etdav ;hf Mloa lion is mMnntUll} th>- \n attempt wa c toarret .n ami two other* mutAl Iho hilt* the ne*| d» SDjQ| I joinrsi Ul«n. utj the !:-or* 1 Of thr t'he are Trintixo ami San oral ituprw n»n is that th^HfIHHHM| the n-*v vii n iml -.'•Hi' i'. jni(>»«. iwit Ma iii-um I-iL- im| \1 A .flPHft! !i.n m i-- llowar>i. in rWervnfato Ule linn* it 4 "i n't". Art- 't^j MHia 'H*M t'K«Kt auj. 4, -m j fk« f«iin*M| h rait rtwivwi (row '.«>n M> :it l-'ort i l um.li Kvery thins reported quiet at Potter The tiring .iiiiunt Imitatta«»niM -".ttH>ng their horse* a*d Ami to -onre off the Ith»•»!•«, who they supposed wi re Dm j I luiiani who an Ottl rt>r I i* lmllaa Uw.ntl. I•.!»»> in, iXil., Aug. t. The Snnih j i rti I are nil off from the agency witii their fluok.aiul >,IU> ile|>aitniei. The number ol Chine-e leaiins thin ivorl in )«.v; naa al»«iil lt*o lev« than in Is*;, whiic (he arrifals, on the other hand, sho# an incrawe of nearly orer I A. I Up to the prc-ent data iv.ii- ilurlng :t this 11A. anil it departures. The «lat®uent .It., not take into ar i ouiit orer the ;ffi> !i[iti>ti Anient a, iiortiha liriiv ilx fi«ini New York an-1 >itli»r -tatc« It i- ediiuatetl that there are over in the -tate. Thi» M. Iln. and tb# mi jKTvi.>M)r3 f*»r refusing to offer a word. The jury art unui Ir to «fi. o }u«ti.'ying tl?e arrest of any l>artU>x for complicity in the crime. Moulhrra l'art*l« Karningi- Nan KftAßcnKO. Aug i. K»rniiij(i of the I'.nitic t y»fcu» ()0,000 to the company after payment of necessary rxpci diture*. liltinl hjr an lr«» Ungon Han Kiunu«t«trnly turnett a cortief, *j running t»v« r the noy and crushing him to 1 ■i' -|j Old Itrnldriit Arrmtrd for MarUtr. f>•v. n, iTvii.i.--. 'B, A«g ■).—l UlllUjwplWl enlpU;«d the hotur teim st «Wf i today. ."core Wathinftoii 0, Philadelphia 7. liatlerlen- Whitney ami Mock, Handera »n i rjlayed and the r»o»iee d;«j*e it the remit, I t llranrh R>««. Is l'*«*> H, Aug,4 Ti:re* Virtfc mile, TVie I>oe won in 1:1#, hurof ur;d, Britannic third. l>-i HaEik -take*, three fourth telle, Minority,l lly.won in! :t6'4. nJola, t.ll», eerotid, My Fei!nw third. I'ali ade stakes, one and oon ixkth nn e*. t'w.go won In I:S6. ft Ireland -etond, d, Mon ta?ue third. ?+m Me stake*, three q i'.rte? mite, I'.ow and won In I lf>X, I Je >e'i»e-xixteentb mi>. i"nit| i« in I M)%. M. VaSdttUn# t.h i fall ccuf e, I/ ri f wt*:» in ftiOl. W k j o-.xt. bcotwulff thiff'L ,-r f-' a Ac 4. fcilr Whit* von. Krntuofc/ lian Per i*« thir*i; I i M fn :-M r; ik~ Q<; .on. i'U I r |*U;H 11.1 K^tv fw oni, T«rs® CJstU*-1 .mt*.; si#lt f«i 1 Vuin ««#i. iii-.te Minnie time. 1 *hm 4»£ ilor wow, lltii ynti •toord, ikfnc, t ;90^.

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ft I Shatters feiminine. mm um atßLJum wemtn amM "HI K A >J»P«tll»lll «r W«wr Wlm bn tw I'lsy l.«if Han') Aknt f"' !«l'M Barlaa I Kfo Her* b a dange-ou» •üb}»«-i t handlr yrl H u, i Mlinit tbii cla-« of women. »l»i heir ttlir own Man io*te*-l »f pcffcajv E :WM worthier* lord of crea«i./r,. I ari ItWylfl to *p™k a "it ill their rfe jMMc. The "«W mawl o tedajr Pj aot the aoured Whom jut kn'» in »'ji r biMboo f day. although '«W HOW and ttw fc f Wtmiati n i Onljr a few jrr»» wr I Woman w> r«*ar o( poopi* an ecoentru an-1 Mr dnirabk- MMM if »be did no*. kmi Eg W»r, matrimony tb« on- grand *Sa I ofhor l«e fe Thf great fear of being i »lW sjs" BMMi" ha» dfiren many a young W" p man to K>f«t tbc firat c!»an*e ftfwl intake anything that raina her war flgnrfif- or hi- »'4liU i" ti :p port lier rather than >taiul Uw imptir lu'tbc Mr s'.i Ifmr ba»« 'narrie 1 lor lb" »ake o WM jmpprrtod, orb drteeff C 4o it alack of ab :tyto p:a U/M bo barin* i>.» mt With which to tight life"* bat lor pore motives an -18.... 4>J9pl*tt*" v happy, b*it t'"- nwrrti —iWarihgO Ot lbi age i* not «hat fanev eetififltt- Howerer. Mtriiwmf a» i will return to ms l ateflMMter who. by til' way, U lliKp'old maid from neo«--»it-. Main** U, u Think on tlx- whol» «tm J■&**»•> the l>e»t of it in aeeept inrfirfiu, >ll thing- being e«|ual llw Mliit many lie* av«r.ur at employment hare been opened t women during tbe u*i fifteen JMTI i the leading cau*e for lb*- aue of thi ffattd army idtr w.mien hare Mtti« I' totbiokof btit Ibf po»«it»i.ity of mar riaff. ami l i» Work lnj[ In the liireetton of h«r »yn»w»tbi'- Ud p«|f-.u|>ftortiii(. i« too much ittlrr &L Mlati in her labor- u> reg*r our led by her a qoaintan en 1 am not rafarnnfr I ®F" Bt poor girl« and tai igrlr*, they, i«ior tbin(», no doub L;. look toward matrimony a b!e>*o>J raiiri thougli they often fiml It an> thine eiae; bnl t« tbt*"- younjf W 'rii' r wbo Me in olsrafin);. fun ■tnial purauita -art and journali-m for in«uno«. They art .nun of tin Mjrpicat women to br found any where, and they clin* Uitbeir work Witb tenacity ami rnthu-;.i«!i. i yon doubt it. ju*t uitrrriew a few Stem and judg* for vourarlf. After warro mi aliit, and urt an inui'h rnjoyment out of life a* though aiir were li.'- wiu- ot merchant She m>riT (tftn loneouni for want of lompoMoitdiip eitli vorv well awan-. at jokerx and hc»|> pun atcr' li m 11.11 alarll Mtore ttic imMic llo«i l«» »uti«t» tilan- tiio i|K-rfliiltv in tho .-i »trol lfa*sa"hi>*ett* at 70.f>» morr women than men a warning to unwary bote he lor- Now. in that a«lf aamo itv alxirc all other-, them arc temptation* to rr main «lngle, and Am- Induoeaienta t>> •nier into matrimony You may think it for want of material, but *u like manlier go to the the iter, concert or any place of aninaeinent une«coited and eac«|* aiirer-e criticitm l'hi« lun ternl ordinarily Haopv helpful ri faience they lead, ami Mthouch Hunt of them would make excellent wi\c and mother", yet they are n i-ourer in gocletv and an eiauipie of Indiiatr. and ofb-ntltiur- of m«lf«iliu ation to Ih. riaiug feneration #o lei u* »top our unworthy ridicule and turn it to Miniethlng more ri kMpinf. tor w> i-.:>. 4r*a heart* and itinrrmo't fr.-; wav commit a gro«( ntv btl vonun in Hip &4 cmcl't't »MI nr.\i nrt i H#w Momin Hh«ui.l Urr«* for thi ll lichen. The uniform insi-le-i upon women by tho*«> who ilire«-t gymmet ntrviifi i« tho only one appropriate for hoUMWOtk. ->far ;n the wiitergar stent* ar» wnccriwit N" -n 100-e M*» for Woman thai tin* or bt«t ran l e given We hear tti f»n. the evaluation uttere>l t>y an i-i.-f whelming thorn ou if)- tt eri?'' nml we make no reply *.n,- "Try It." l-eartuß tin Mlkr umitr ih in*. Uie outer p«twvnt. ■hout.i *-r brlelle or prlw-e- e fa-hion c th'- i brooming, while for «len.!rr the jiia n full -kirt attache*! to :t •Prtlirr or yoke w»i»t l« more oe«ir»»vi i material, cotton gooil- gingham f >n ker, of OtUc©— are the only »WttNr fabrtv- for working drew Tke* ran I* worn the irjr tvo-..! ng Willi henry nnUleai-he.l m (or winter, ami, if neoe—arv, 1 an etttra «mlerK«i»i*n- s! ran alwa\« feel and I k tt.l» VS cn iftaterlaU hate *uch an a© .i> f. athr-, duit. ami grease Ihsi i; w rn OM must either »|*n»l nun h ti»i« an lull the ta-t»> of the w.-arrr Nea! arrani-'itl liasr i« a« i'lij' u t the ii>ltar Krir*e- wlviW r'-t face- than or notuMiltHir*, are not «i 1 fur the kitehen Moiv*. -u- i j**r-jMratio« an 1 *worn file* I r U»at are not natural Km hen be worn WM warf af .lis-unir an.: attending to Ire- are e- '»t;al to dranline--"! anil I tian i- an*' time are neee—ar;i to tt:r or of a pair of k«w« glore«, kepi in a r« eeuient ptanr? Ar. l how amply re pth! is one for the ;;uit^«ajma2 r mottiit erf hoili nmirr-i *he take-* her too. bow much more wioasiof tfee U*w-l> nt «>ft h»n4» to tlw Htlfe one* *a»i toeai id* i» tha-. thai oA f/»f|W*ten Tlx ankie tire wfceis Mipper* are worts, an.; be*T; are apt to e>w«e *i**fui whrti A* cfvwxi w-i Ctalb ralei tiu the eoMifoctatm ilifli w orkinjt atmet the h «n* fa«. hWKt. MX) r Wne hair when the mam work of if day r ®gt an-1 refreshment innnm; attend th: cu-tom. no ra«tt.-r bow tire i one B .r- r Uri otteri exhausted to at tempt tbi«. re*t je'iml that yoti srt »TtrUiNvi voor*elf to an extent dan yeroo' li. Ui' eitrerne an othei« alway* to he made then i; po-*it4e A «pan ire hath of coid or tep> I water al«o often re»t- one when eery tired Thi-canbc taken in ten It better if one h*» not t»m1" more, to •impiv wrinit the dott or •eowr nearly dry ami j(«> o*er th «ijrfare ..f the body oii'-e. robbing thoroughly. alterwird with T'jrki-ii towei than to omit dally bathng e tirel* Tlwwe who ti«> ho>.i*ework n.-eJ to bathe oiten-r than tboie who do not Ptualca etone, COOti .rahv-ing hru«he.' for the hani». lemon jiik- for -tain*, aat-1 *a«-ln»e or r con-' ilion When yon W tbe cloth after rttbi.init you wi.l lie amu*i t> aiworer thai yo i had it of u*inc tlien. i- wo forinr 1 you will hnd it Itarder to !"T,' I ii irse« tiian it wa- at fir*t t r«- inemfper thein. MitaH'k A KIM T WITH TUB UlfttlßK. Htlrainand Witrbrll Tr.rh Thru. Thins or Two A>n»«l FUt»«-u*l«. [From the fealtlaMfv Aint>rir*:, 1 An KngHah eoll vaWliiUllt in &taf ((tfdihirc wrndit th«- folio wing iriterwi inr *iorr of Jake Kdrain ana Cbtrby Mil hell While i'h artey MitrheU «a 4 Jake Kiirain t'if Ameriltn cbsmfion. wen* ifowlinjc tbrvttfb ow of *tr#et* in Hanley. iuartord-hire. Uieir trap came ini«» wtilun, through of Uw aunburnt I toman y who wa* driving, leaving hi bona*** to pick their my tb# crowded thor o tghtare The aravan l«eing 'Jtn I»?ii»oiic ail I heart. laden with j |H»tU?ry aiid other ware-. rtuod th** *hock, while the trap'- a sir «a-- twUt r i an i the wheel di«hed. The collision tbtfrom hi* lethargy, and although the acetdatit wa* hi-*own fault. he roomily abtined the occu pant «»f the trap Mitt heii. t i.i l:,. ilaiu.twe in hand, at once *Urtnl to hur«e whin Charley lit* awung the huge Muck-make whip with a flourish round hL» head, prtjwratremn came to the onclu-don he ha t met tough customer in Mitchell. The battle t» n riNibot one while it lasted, b it the litf.t Briton made -bort work »f it by knocking the hie gyp** down by a tremendous well directed blow on the left ear He fell like an ox »iru« V with a tx*le av You folk* will know how to treat gentlemen when you meet them and not break their trap, and then make hi r. t?.r.\k hb t4ace he-ide hi« "'Come, Jake let ui go tack And ring change* on the winm." You are not guuie that way. aid the tall (tvtwv who had the M'rnr You have In-Wed Baity but I'm hi« brother, and he'* a better knocker, though he never would own it Vow I'll right you for quit* more of the cavalcade now eame on the *m ene. hilrrtin *aid My friend lift.* ju*! had all the fijthtinjr he want*, but if you want a turn, and in*i*t on it, I will accommodate yon." Ni« d the I want >at i*f action." "I will frtve it to you,*' *|H>ke up M:t«-h b« U it Xib ;iin the attai Kd'a M heH h.. iHiOtWr alternative but to t . srr-.vM n the ene The

driving three b r*e* whan one of the M p h i«' IMi ftm N v M:*vat *SiP of wn;n?iU of dn?M r-Wftitf Mr -i? .k»*cvuat «Mi J- ratt?> Jv Kitra flue liwa 4«rwt fioaV %to .*v Tttkla*. Ato «rr*t "*».rwtoce W;a| i* oar Ck«Kcr 4 *cn*; *t tttrm* fc*M i*. *ortfc T«iita» oe v*-. lM»««s* »a*J !h*if »'aa«t* oarcvtiow oo stturdit US TV of repfWNSßlfttiel'G M»l' tWfllerlei OMVtnU mfitV* ftw j nmutiM \f*+Wr*, as Miwn C«natia. Volt. D*icgi!» Ap»*kAnt l,"'* V.rVfß* J Thnmioo w»hk:M.im 1M 2 Ifftt'i 17 Wd«tr«ißi >4O 6 WhJtlfMMi 2jH* 21 YftJunt* 3!# 4 Whole uoiwfwr 3i5 Tii* Otttml Committee at It* meeting at Sort YakiwA had no n( wruiti ins repna*-illation that the ri«*» wunty of«>kaaogan wa.* entitled to, ami therefore only f*v« It on*- d«U*»t«' »*taee thtsatv pomonam wm m«*Jr I am ipptnioj mdltftMy inf**rsne«! that the territory «no*>»ius *a-1 new rounty ra#t about one half «»f th« mnt&n rot*- of ihr okl rota of y (utd th«? Couljr rnotvi) ottznitN'*' of okaaogaii C rla»m» to be entitled to ooe-haif the rep reM-n tat ton of the two eotmtie*. vis five I ».heretrlt! invention tii the following rtmiltitton of the t entral Committee adopU-d at Vorth Yakirna Jfrm mend* that thi# rmohitlon »hail apply to r'F« TI T OOHSTRDTE® >l'M a V ntr tad WtoHv HoiH, qtii> |pf »n 1!f«»\: v«•'»•«! o« line f Vnrifi*- lUilvir, Bff«r the uimmK of tho Mv>un?*itt«. in Sh«* S*\U>n*l t li|thTrtn •U dift*" V.rv.% twi'; I by the *.«}\rrv. v.y.M f Jtvt ihw* V#** l '«-»J hr lutvtjt't* n t«i 'A\5 f,*; btffh In to«n» hmfth rr*+* r the ;T«t Thv I tn v t V-Vt' 'g »K" HiH nt- VY. I'm ii\ a f\a: 1 k*t t»r "-oW-Fr AN.MK KJt.HT mm. W T A Boarding and Day School for Clfts. t- n«*n \ i ac4 nvr»f*i *t-.I von> the K- n tn* r-., c u Thalia?., vtiiv Blt*f W JW. p\mi k. 5. fmii Wfft: scyte»&er l-v tar.fe '••■■e casa fso A i A S aoS, A M fa f*. THE SEATTLE POST INTELLIGENCER. SUNDAY, AUGUST 5, 1888. Always Ahead. W. R. GALLAGHER, SaeeeaaOf to ASM Sayder. galr arre hr tb* nUntrf W F ttrtt Cmwj Bolter, »Wrt baa ao f^Ml. Also ti- i aiiluraia Q*;W Oti. -h« oq;j p«r* saiad oil ttas i* foM. Reside. rt !ar*e r*i I fc*r* a larf» and Tvied eeaart*«i2l of faorr *r'jer l«rr Bk*k, rroa! Street, GOT* delivered. OP SE ATTLE^YTT^ NEW ENGLAND HOTEL. Caraar Mali aad Comanrclml Suwla. ■ariof Sea* d the »bov«> hotel 1 aa» rapidly r» novating it and making it oat of th« beat bete.j ;n per Pipe and Fitting*: Weam and Water Bra» Oooda. Machine Boiw. Cap Set and Lacgrrev*: Meam and Hand Pttau*. Hoac Farkiiiit am! Warte; Cylinder and cKher LabricatingOUa. bteam heating for txtbiit and private bniidr.w*. We have the mart romp:*-t- pine Mining and threading raarhlnerr nortb of San Fraßilaro land and marine awritiea. and all kind, of machinery httilt and r» pair-1 We h. re on hand and for wis low, «eeond hand engine, and bojlera. 00 Mill xwirr Railroad avenae bia BRICK Thirty thousand of the fin est brifk eter manufartured on Puget Sound. Machine m»df, with smooth fares, sharp edcesand well burned. Inquire PI RET SOI \B ICE V ORKS Back of Electric Light Buiidiog. JvlMf I NIYtRSITY OF WASHLSCTOS, Seattle. Washington Territory Classical, Scientific, Normal and Business Courses and Art A« HERETOFORE 15 AftDITIOJf A Department of Music Has been organized under direc tion of MISS JULIA L CHAM BERLIN. Pupil* in Voice Culture, I'iano and Harmony will be received. Refer# to Mr Lyman Wheeler, instructor i in voice, and Mr. Otto Bendlx, leather of piano, l*»tb of New England Conservatory of Music, Boston, Mass The next term of the I'nlTeriitT will be gin August -0, WW For now catalogue ah.iwluk' prosperous school, low rates of tuition and givtuß full iuforinatJoo, ad drew Ju.hsw TM. HATCH. President. CHAUTAUQUA BEACH \fll>WAY BETWEEN SEATTLE AND .fl Tacoma. A pleasant healthful mm mer resort with sate *um»undit»g* and ex cellent facilities for ramping boarding and lodging. Bathing fine, boatiug exeef cnt. Literary entertainment five hour# per day Forty lecturers, musical conven tion, etc BOATS —Th* Hay ward leave* T#' om« at 10*. m and Seattle U p. in. each day, via the beach The Clara Brown leave* -h aftle 7 a in. Monday#. Wednesday* mid Krida\* leaves Tacoina Tuesday. Thur* day. ,-a ur'!ay at i p. in Kxcursion fmra St aitle svt'ry Saturday evening at 7 o'clock. The loia leave* Seattle Monday. Wed net day. Friday at p. m. Tin skaffit Chief IcavM Tacoma Wednesday at 4 p. tn.: leave# for picnrtion from Seattle at 7 P. SI.; return at 10 p. m. Nvw procrnmme every day. jylHlfw^ A't A*JTO*t H tb *t»\l ?tl*. jve*. IM M r H. I K -v Count y -cfi'-vv S***;tk\ July iy3*tii*wi FOR SALE CI I EA P! 45 by OC feet, on west side ot Washington street, bet. Com mercial and Second, and at*> W F *LU*« Jim, ICtl, F W- McKINNON CO.. 1> !F r*RrvTK>. c *tract AND 1 Hvihkn. Q>i mouth Mil] yard hinds, #26 sad 130. Farm hands WG. R R hauda. liuu and 12.50 a day. FOR BALE. K. R. ticket*; heavy discount. Two store# onteentrai Front street. The location# for I.Ou tine f.xxv Furniture etui lease of tt-room lodging h to |auU. A few choice building lot# that we own, cheap. JFOR RENT. Furnished rooms for housekeeping. Furnished now for lodger* in the l>e#t families of Seattle. l.Vi acre ranch on Vashon Island, rent taken iu labor Improved ranch at Orcas Island, $75 per month. Time checks bought CRANE &DICKEY, EMPLOYMENT BUREAU. Washington it. near Commercial. FISCHER MACDONALD Wholesale Grocers AND IMPORTERS. 11l tl.fr.KS IN ALL klXl>* Or fancy- and Staple Groceries, Provisions, Tobacco AND Cigars.! Corner of Columbia str««t and Railroad avenue, SEATTLE. W. X. das. Loud, THE OBOCER, 1412 U 1416, Front Street. Mtkm a of the iargrtt aua fre^lleat liUK-k of Groceries aid Msiau In the city, and a* b«* buy* In far greater qman title* tiuw any flttfr m ror**r *n Ketnk, be »oli- it* andl» be«t able to 611 trd# ettber i*»*e or fomft]'! Y«>u will find that on »c cotrnt of hi* immi v r«*r tra4r tit* who)* k 1* k?i>t fr—h and far. i that he i* &bl« to tout-- 4 r than any oth*.-r km:** in the city Ale© rurer a»4 parit-r of the 1888 BRAND or Euttra Coro-f«d. Si(u~«ir*d. Uncovered Hui and Bacon. Whifh be»e:» rtcht freab from Mi ■Tiic ke by ?V- airr'e f^'e «*rav ?«>n or car'. DUNGENESS BUTTER Clia I*l Loucli, FHOKT AND UHIOJf. AVI tiritad to Call and Try tke San FraadfC* VIENNA FAMILY RESTAURANT, Peart Keck. 1315 Frat Stmt ;c3B In GOLDEN RULE BAM HI. LOBE c CO., 820 Front street, Seattle. Just received a oar load of each Ice Chests. Ice Boxes. Refrigerators. Ice Cream freezers, (Standard and White Mountain) ALSO— AN IMMENSE LINE DECORATED WHITE CHINA Bought at sherifTs *ale of the late firm of Btnedict Friedman. 21 Murray street, New York, which goods we will oiler at very low prices; also a LARGE LINE OF BABY CARRIAGES. From $3 UPWARDS. Call and examine our stock and prices before purchasing and save money. E. LOBE CO, 820 Frail street. GOLDEN RULE BAZAAR. PLANT YOUR CROP in seafiou; the harvest time ajproacheth for all those to reap who have sown in lots, blocks and acre* in the fruitful soil of tfc# NS* W Of t Pacl-SE^TTLE! Brothel Jonathan waulered Westward t) y.ars Hooking the chosen spjt to piaut the *of Empire in Seattle. All far-seeing ptople admit ti.at ou the east side w.iters f Pug. t Soun-1, at SEATTLB, will anise 1 lie Queen City of the PaiiJk, if not the chief e mmercialcity ot America, r i h.> advai.ee guard ot the e dless tide coming to S.utile began to arrive in fores oince January. 1888. Portland'# delegation came by wholesale; three agricultu al implement, tLiee grocery and o nimis ion and ore wooden and -willow ware, SSOO, 1 (MO strong Chicigo sjuds a branch of thegrOit po k picking house of Arnow Brothers and a grocery jobbing house. The Standard il Company have aecurid a footboll in Le center of population on tbt Pacific. Michigan is teprcseijted m 1 he gri eery ai.d dry goo is ine, as well aa by a strong saw mill delegation. Wall* Wall* has located her colony—a fljuring mill, grain e evat r, commission, factories a...; merchants —ssoo 000 >troug. Little itock sends an-ther flouring mill and grain commission'ieiigati ju. Maii.e ii-nos a wool and gram repr.rcitation. San Francises representatives have secured froi.t Mats at value. The Boston delegation will oqul in valua that of C»i* fornia. St. Paul ai d Minneapolis representatives ate In full force s aring seats, and New York's re; >resentativea furnished $5,000,000 more towards building the best ayivg transcos. tint ntal railnad in America, the Seattle, Lake S 'oie Eastern, The representatives of four more saw au-lplauag u-iils, four uioie brick yards, California p ei-scd brick works, Hall Brother* at.d one other ship-building yards, two cieoicting works, piper mill, woolen mid, pulp in si, excelsior lactory, the largest dry docks ou the coast, tish, fruit and vegetable canneries, have all arrived and teemed a pcru^ai.cnt foothold in THE METROPOLIS OF Ti PACIFIC! English capitalists send their delegation, $2,000,000 strong, to build at Kirkland, on Lake Washington, Seattle, tk* largest iron and steel works in Americs, if not in the world. Th layout, tho town of Kirkland and build h best harbor on the Coast, accessible at all seasons and at all tides fiorn the oc»ao by MiMf vessels, is U*d-locked, safe and sufficient for (he fleets of the world. Its 7 miles of harbor comes well up into the city and gi*«> West, South and North Seattle Wat- r fronts -ur equalled on th-' globe. The fast front «n Lak-; \Va»hirg n fer 24 miles is united with the sail watei froei at the n*.rth end fcv S.ltnuu Bay, Lake L'nif-n t.ud the ocean ship canal to Lak? Washington. South, North, East and Seattle will ea- h t«-;o t.e as densely inhabitei as New York City i» to-day, and "WTh-SLt "Will X-iOts in Seattle t>e "Wortli A few rears hen Th 'y will sell for mare rnor.ny by the square foot tkan they can ba had for to-day by the lot. And now the time to plant ycur crop in Stattle rr price®, whi h can only be hal now, at once. This i« J 0 one rhanee in a life time. Jump aboard aud don't get left. WecorJiallr invite all visitors, investors atd home-seekers'* call aid investigate. Atd if you shou'd w*i 11> inve>t in thrj only Seattle in America, we have lots in Rosa* second additfca (the manufinturltg terter of Seattle) at S2OO or $250, «>r lots, blceks and atres in other wl and Southeast. The PIRKt T aud ONLY line ruuulng through can U'tweea MinneH)K)lin :uul 1)oh MoincNN. lowv in Altwrt Laa And Fort Dodge, and direct line to WATEKTPWN, DAKOTA. Solid through train* lictuccn Minneapolis and St. And the principal cities of the Mississippi Valley, connecting in I'niou Depot lorai point* South and Southeast! k nt J and the only line running TWO TRAINS l' 4Mli Jllillf IIOIIrN DAILY to leaven worth, Vtchisou and tnak- mURhI U in»mpoaa44 hnnnrit. comfortable day coaches, iua£uifie«nt Pullman Bleeping car*, HaKn reclining chair cars and our Justly celebrated Pnlaee Dining Cars. t ft© |M>unda t»f t>aggage checked free. Fare always a* low as the towoft! fm Time Tables, Through Tickets, etc., «*ail upon the ma rest ticket agent or writ* to S. F. BOYD, Gen. Ticket and l'a>» Agent. Minneapolis, Mini. V KIA KL.KS KKNXKDV. General Agent. No. :I, Wash!union st. l'ortlau4. OIM PORT TOWNSENO FOUNDRY AID MACHINE CDMPH FOUNDRY, MACHINE AND BOILER SHOPS. ORDERS SOLICITED. PORT TOWNSENO, WASH. TV. mywmiimwSui