The Seattle Post-Intelligencer (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.])
August 12, 1888

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THE SEATTLE POST-INTELLIGENCER coisouDm® n mi. FOR SALE. One lot on Front street, 60 xl2o feet, right in the center of business. One lot on Front street, 30 xl2o feet; central loca tion. One lot corner of Commer cial and Main. This is one of the best corners that is offered for sale in the city at the present time. It is a fine busi ness location. 120x120 feet square, cor ner of Mill and Second. This is a magnificent corner. One-half block on Fourth street. One lot on Third street; fine location. Two valuable farms, well improved; only six and eight miles from the city. Thr tale. For nartn-uiar* anni vto or address GEO. M VAN IIOKRN, White Hirer Postofflee, Kin* Co., Wash. Ter O. FBrX> K riAN'DKK. dwCOT. Mill Sn-'l ''nrnmrffill *.»««tt». DEMOCRATIC CONVEM.ON*. At a mkktinu or the katic Couutjr Committee of KinstCountjr, fcwM July I*. I****, K km directed that k Count* Convention t«e held At the Court House In Seattleon TCE-l»A Y. AUGl'rtTll, liK*. AT 2 O CLOCK. I* M., fur the ptirtx** of Dointtmiinff candidate* for rotinty and selecting delegates to the l>eniocratic Territi.risl Convention. -All person* oi* apsed to 1 raaltfttioa ->f ting Counts' who arc uiiilin? to unite with us in favor of au honest and eeonom lea] SfiunnUirniiun of |».thlle affair* are in fM to join in the selection of delegates to •Ud County Contention. It i* recommend* d that Delegate Kiee £to» b held at the n«ual f»««Allitsr tdaro on SATURDAY, AVdCsr is. tm. AT a &CIAX K. I*. M Tbo Mlowlntr the apportionment, taufc'J upon ot»e d leaato fortwrh ;*J rote* far fraction of 50) cast at the Iwtpacrtl fbctlon for tht* I»*in«»eratic c-ti\als I. In* Muai«h 2, Kouaadaw 2, Fall* City 1. Franklin 1, (irwn Illvcr I, llouehtou 1, Jaaulta 1, Xlot Kprtiigi 3, Newcaatie 0»e« u .i I, ftetnond S. UeuUu 2, fnnuydalr I.ftamainlah 1, H(MN]UKl«ltf 1, Njuak I, ISal »au Hay l, t».lain?hvr 1 Health*-Tlmt Wan! ij. Si'fond Ward 11, Tlilnl WhnU, Kaarth M ard t» Thuivllk i, r-«:t l, I'tilon UVatihon 1, White River Th*» vwt**r» in the late precinct of Kajjlc Gerxc will go to Kmimelaw. l» K MICKY, Chairman. KD l- TKHKY. swrmrv. M'MAwtd i\ ANTIIO.W, PRACTICAL BOOKBINDER. pAHKR KUUtI!, II! *Nk BOOK M\NT 1 fa« turcr I'rlitw iowcf han r«an Fran atae country order* cited. Frye'a Oprra Block, nH«n* au«* SIXTIT MINUTES 11 THE WAR. AHUMOROIN ANI» r>KS' KIPTIVE nunM»l«»gut\ Intro lueins nu.ner »*ta ill tfcrtHwß'* rt :«t -4 afceteh of Kentucky in ihafwat eonflrt, h« W|I,I I Yls>. iIKK, t'Ur vrara a aoldlrr In n Kentucky t'nfon •Win*ut. K *hl K-'it'n K*'* «i*uu* tr\la evening Aiwnat 11. A hrautlful tea omir programme toettrj lai> preaeut, TrWi miu Ni i l K K. Tni CO I'AKTSKK>MiI' HERETOFORE c\i -timr (i f .i, a?! Wl'.Vin aH. Mih"i doing toi«iio»*a r. a! **a:t broker* at s atil., \v«*hnct»ui Ter •«ery. Under the firm namt of Cook A ■aorc. is ||iU I)4v ,h-«.>lved hv mutun! rohvtit. Milium II M n.r. to rolt.it all jadttbtrdm «iiic the firm, to a**ume tie, UaNUrica auil continue Ihe l«uai i- I\M KS U CtioK. M iI.LI VM II Mil >RE. iNttk*. WT IT IS SQMcTHINIi APPALLING. Th» amount of opium that thnurbDan mmnen fife their en ltd re n in the form of aw tiwl'ii:* liable* that are poev ||®ktW*tful, rfow, or troubled with windy •w, teeuiiu*, 1 or stomach dl*«-fder* r#Hev. :ii«n» ol SE"** 0 eufon »«lo«i 'i el* rt-j.v even U> |*r' VrtMiiiM!. H'litttituMl «f x« a-itfiisi 1. f ..»sne cl« Hv' S" r h»trr«'». I fc'S,;;;

I 1 t j tMUf*« ®.4 V x% f ~y_,,,{ or he for** D, r of A«sn«t. ISSS. V ♦Ptj., "i»noo.o.t« '►mlUMI,, vinTKti. 1' 1 ..f iviire I rrna er acre. 138 acres two miles above Snohomish City, known as the Low farm. Ev ery acre of this is rich bottom land, 50 acres in meadow, and will yield annually 150 tons of hay, gotxl farm house and barn. with sheds and outbuildings; 50 or 60 fruit trees, all large and bearing heavily, consisting l apples, pears, plums and cher ries; 20 acres pistur age. Price, $5250. one half cash, balance in 2 years at 10 jter cent. 1110 Acres Whats m Sntiorban A3 roI.U»M 4 SO acrvß, N aad of 'a. Tt>. K. S K •iwuiai!'!* oUtl**t «»f Ukf Wbafrton a:4 oue mil* of M i ivm I M-k.iH) w: u'li oi-». d« ?«*n «>u>» ai: be Imt.t Tbta lar«-: i* ;uuU riaol out iMper a rv half du»%u, balaoe« on lonjs »iine. 320« r,» S. t rir-i I'. Vm U-*t ba>a lu tbe rvaut;. I'rlce arrr SO u ,v I S Wri b'aek la .1. -S m,k «»*rth of M »iat run), *iut ITO r* vNM S Pr *II' V iv if l»-» f» 'V« lto tidou. I'r.r |-10 per aero. TinilHT Lands. 160 aeroa, l l 3 1 *om *alt water, mlka fr*»'« 555 arrr* win|KTtv. IO V* aiMstuo.. takvjrk liw* at reel. luiuh* aii round u»ct» I r»ev $l tarh. 3 btautif-.il t-earo! Vt* T I rtfth mmkkm Prte\ tiiat ativet rar line and within two hiix ka of anvt w Itnr f\*rte 1 kit wt»h% rxuvw haril 6a i» 1» 1 IN tt k a-1 1 '«v tu-1. k» Crvmi line route. I SIAO

.1 a v.. vv rr i. Min additioa. with Vtaow fco.;v. Prirf ttWft :>-i 1 a 5 TV« a I cholrc lot. **tf JjL ca ,ie IV., e. so t».*h vv aud o« a j' withfa five MiMrtr* wa?k®fM\»*t vita*; raitfia*! p t Uw. ff m IIW IU :o: |k«.mL%h i* ttM- |«w«aiMnff tuland U'wa in em U.U K»r 3 t-(™Uj inui'u.l "I'rW. U»««rk. j a aaietaufciia 1 "11"a* t i st J nTi 5 40 10 M r.at« 1 1 1 lR. T. T. Minor. M*>or tx uov K 1* KxiiKY, Vic® President Ptttfet fctau&d National HOT Dili MIS!

lIATOTfRIcCO. Yon will always find a coirplete assort ment of all the latest novelties ia fancy dry goods. Leaders in Ladies' Furnishing; Gcois. Complete line of Children's and Infants' wear. Prices guaranteed the lowest. LATOUR GO. f nio»'U. Crop t »'»'«»t. vH KifNT Ml THE HALL Z PAULSON FURNITURE COMPANY, Corner of King and Commercial streets, Seattle. ril 1 ioe« of mtanufac'ture hi*#* Chamber Suites, in soft and hard woods, antique finish; Book Cases. Side Boards. Martets, Counters. Bars. Bank and Office Furniture. Agents for the celebrated Victor Scnool Furniture. Our ».T .4 IV- sn« s- i N- V- *Hh tkra tlo

Z. C. MILES, A «il»« B »»J K*t»il la RIMiKS, I llllk. PlßLflit nil BOX STOVES. Order* from the ciMiatry and »athfaftk*a Rvaraatwd. (iiveoii k ««ll Hnil thivuth t.ur IBMMN »tT-s fty ±x?x*yy Mii; «I. r.-.. 1; M Aff>u Home Mutual Insurauce Company OF CALIFORNIA. I'nit. isno. ;B 3th. To t*e Uraorh llanaaer* and A.«rn?»r*"Y i» tfee s!-u-j. ati o-t a r\'c*' a Voaa eif avtf •ifc Haa«irfrd f: ihat>4 iK?'iara. exftvtt ol ,;*A a"sd l» t&r a»; »ta»J!« ana T"-:- c.-mr-a-' wfc!> «a: i.-.-r, a- tvindrf fcj lie a t-avwetit V-» *w»ea «pe to a-"- 5 r a.tna*--'*. \e*J To-nntar? t* 1 4 d.\. It T» SccnUfJ We. i' a U* ---f *t F.tr roye.i ♦«r t V---V xhaWv' t c ii V iyy mM W-p,: *vr 2--* i •r 1 t 9 m ,a s-a. i«r U*&h mw .va»i a r r:-«f ai? lra ta«» h« a-.*' r: t f v t -i l-Aeiwi a«s£ p »;;r.:kv I •"a'iww -.-ia .Ur*Ja. SEATTLE, WASHINGTON TEHBITORY, SUNDAY, AUGUST 12 ISSB. THE SEPULGHER Sheridan's Body Laid in the Earth. With Soldiers'Mnsie and the Rites of War. Th" Bcaatifal Services of the Kcra»n t'Lurfb. The ftiear«e an Artillery Carriage- The GeaeraTs ttlark Charger I'o.- loas Mi* 3la»ter—t «n*ecrat ing the Gr»*e—The Caauo*** Loud Fare- Well Kipr*»«ioD« cf Bespeet Throughout the Nation* W nacrov, Aat IL—The last rite* for fcr ti a: u ere to-d«y perf erased accord ing to tt e f of the Korean Cftbo lic rtu ch for IhUip Henry >herican, geu tr*l of the army of the l*u:ted State*, and tut bod; .aid to nst in beautiful Arliug ton, the city of the soldier deal. The event was marked by a general iU9 pension of public business. The eeremou ies throughout wen? in keeping with the cha-acterof the a&si. A strict aiherene-e to almost military simplicity iu all the ar rangements, a heavily wheeled artillery caiasoa for his hearse, a procession of a •ingle thou*aud erect, sturdy soldiers who had seen service. best UStted the el«aing scenes ia the life of t» great a soldier. Toe services were held in St. Matthew'* church. re the remains had laid ia siafc; Thursday afternoon. At 9 o'eioek tne doors were opeaed aud ticket holders admitted and conducted to s«a's by aides iu the full uniform of soldiers PoJjcj maintained ord r outside of tne cliOtrX romc tint? before the ceremonies ommea* ed carriage* bearing meta hers of lite diplomatic corps, senators aud represen ali vii ia congress, began to arrive, aud the auditorium of the euurch was »pe«dilv filled. At 9 30 the pallbearers, beaded by Gen. i Sherman in f.iii uniform, entered. Soon after the j dot committee of cougreas were conducted to a* at?. They wore while •as£e* and v.ere headed by Senators Gray aad Hamilton. aad among them were ex Co a federate Gen. Joseph *bt» ier of Ala bama a; i oue crraed Gen. «'harles E. (looker of Mi»uaii»pt. About 4J Prr>:oeut ani Mr*. Cleveland and Se«-re?a.-it s lairchiiu aud Viia> came iu aud took -aia Mr-. Folsc.-m. >ecretary Hazard ani l*o»;mast* r-O-uieral Dickinson followed. Xii about In Brtwin after the pjirty hail Ucu s. Sheridan i iurti, deeply veiled, aud wa» t acorted to seat at left of, aud uear the casket. At 10 o'clock 22 acolytes entered from the »a risty, aud. hung right and left, took seats miidc the lack palhd catafalque. They were followed by e:ght Domiaifsus. wearing heavy biat k ana white bathti. and ten surpliced priests, chanting the "Miserere." At the eonciuskm of the dirg* the sub deacon and the celebrant cf tne mass en tered ti.e sanctuary. They were followed; by Rr Rev. John R. Foley, bishop-elect of Detroit. aud two prie*ts. t ardtnal Gib bous the last to enter. He wore a red rassock, white surplice aud purple cap, with a long gold chain snrpporting the pec toral upon his breast,aud re a suce&ta upou bis hi ad. Kneeling at the aitar. he offered prayer, and taking his Mat i?u the throne the cele bration of tne Ktletaa requiem mas began. Irs ar cord aace with the roqaest of Mrs. Sheritiu.i. Schmidt's n minutti When It was con- I c-ludtd t'atdi.iai Gibbous ascended the pal- pit and delivered an eio«jUcul faueral aer- moo. At|ll o'clock the cardinal descended fmm IM pulpit, tad takmi; a place in front of the thiou a black and troiU man lie wa* a-ed ou bl» ahouiders aud a b»*hop a u«tcr up »a bis head by attendant a number of prictti with lifbttd taper* took places cu either ai-e of the (tiket. M*.aw while the iMminitan* aud man- vt»i« thkt-t. rvmoved hi* miter, an J. »p?iukUng the ca«ktt with holy water and aw n»;n: the center, pro uouuevd the a»>olu.o u. At the concm tiou 1f this «er m «n> the "Benedictus" na« ci anted and the imprttahie tenict ended. Theu eight artillery serge an ta inarched do* the title, and lilting theca»ket upon their ili»u)4lfr>, t*«re it from the church, j the audience at audi ug. Immediately fol lowed n:. artillery offlh er carrying li e gen era.** headquarters Sirs sherioan a .d other liiriitun oi the family a.id frier;da loilowed trie avket dow a Uii a>le, aud after carne the gcue a mi.- ary »'ar?', i i'reaideut aud M a Cleveland, the inbinet, j )adic;ai7, ev mrmiuual rottmitlee. dipU>- j f ma ic eorpa, r.'prcceutativaa of she ia>>al Legiou aud t.rand Armv of "h Kepubl.c ia«oi cithaeia. HI rBOCE&IO*. Tbeeaewt a •*."».wvu w-uie tin funeral j iK. vim acre in protean. Jn>t befote the It of tr>e »u«9 1 loihd aid the la id p Saved j *'Jifnrer, My God, t«» l et.** 'lue »»».a:«rs »ttuu ti iweftrttt anat," and wtriy ail the j .Uteris r» moved ti.eir hat* While the arr iict-« were in prugrv**, ac« a?ou waaolaced iii oiu to receive the u>kc',taii the geutrai'a bone a> led to a piaae tmmcd)- ate»y be.nad. The geneiai military hoo?a j were in ihe ftti rru\*, with t n* pointing haekward. lue aa.u.al w*j h-t i>\ a taii j aercaair.etiy military I j affair, and iheeaew t waa fanae»i prvciseif a» rib *1 ('j the army fi-cuji >uu.* for j ffi.er *»f IWe r*u& uf iHe d«v«avd. The i rCcroi' march wu Hat ran.-n of Infantry 1 mo ki»iia wtot Light Art 1 ery. Man,..- li*ud. Thin! Arti Ur> UDt Anukry t *rrgy in Urritftt. P*:,marer* u t arriarfct. IVdy iumtvr*. A:t» ley g «n!S. a.»- »ii hivi.ii rgißMit Tae geuecal'a h tai When all had t,e- n ibr column moved a. wiy iu the uii\c. wa» vi ttM AfMrtVM M g Cw »(aS. the paiihearvra, iteu4«At and kir». Cieveiand. *ud tne of Cult- Afur the aetTicea a«4 ti. iirste of .virfj* and b> th aiUitery, the cruttit the procr>a., tae twuitary n>®?t' i rrced a uui.u* w,uace, wnieb -4 a a:.d .»;h«r tvuihViti iricbui v! uau»t*a r». i iTf-iutbl a.-'i Mn >ilr a..a, lU\2 the !iMnn k »va*aa-:ta v «r i..i«ry J ca»k«4 me va a.iti ii a i".h ear.lul »iey«t j the it. '*La vi tve grave, |r adttg ijkexr u\ *.'U ai; to i. tew Lo* a?c her.; j iiier.ri, ifiuti tney o«r la^M«ttXa v i ..a .so: a- -at :>«aat; t- :rg D-a-tii VUi./ it e- «P :w ,r»i i t«af»ai J a' «i-i .ht ibuta i-4v Hi* t e? iWB y&e v' nshagot i?-c P 4««a c-y ißk*. i i hivtigtet tbe 1 I '-5 d~ ta j j i a **•"attd o -c j j HK«I «-i- -i* j JL 1[ Srrd a *a>.tr of I? ciiaa. The Utrti Ltpco awTMI aj> la line tad 10-krd ia *Ui inifj casket aad t&ro Th« givat BOHNV KJ«N BOW nwfaised eras cut R.ffr: -r v that uf a KLl art ratslrr toxVrr. Abo »;ou"i at raw. fa sr*-a«»*Aj. tu bana hi* lips aad Ww '-tapa." tbr sieoal for -tirta oal." Uvr Cii.itarr KjSivairnt for -gnod n rht." Thr u*.,a ar*re low, n.-:iow and tmrauNra, at the Mart, bat with rarh raomtiiax phrw, •wri'.ea clear aad thrill. and o. laaaadioe. jr.akinr thr tardr frum tha »ar tanks vi frdlagr. whirh razar l«rkto bWud a*aio ailh the iosrilzawa wail at thr rod At the \m the shadow of A toweriag bu- ir\r i*i\ ae-oas and covered the grave a«'witha pall. the grout* of th«- living toraed silently hoaatward and left the deal to fcis soliUMte. THK CKAYK A Lonely fput ahertdan Sleep A»OBS the &aldiers. Act. 11.—Toe rrare i« a few !\*fa diataa? fn»m the Lee ruauMu". a to the frtwt ao-i ««tt;h of tr. aad }u»t beyond the taw of a grassy &k#|>e mat Vitche* soar a hat c-aataaxvl to wan!» the rirer. A docen acres vi fkae fbatrQ rrvet; award. *k»tfed her- and thctrft Wi'b w.'de-«preadios cak* and map}-*, a« i lower down frioceti with aa irregular rrowth of ererxreeos. m nn»li the «#OT. ab»»v«' and at either hand s'undi a trap e aad a bark eye. In front, and rit-. *ard*. t:ai>£ht the view of farm, of cHy, of rirer, grove aad eari i*rvel Mvaana aeperarr* the bluff from the river, which ftretchea i:i a broad, arav Ml trron the laodarape be yood the «ity. and in the diataace a haty •mirltvh which hems the capital in to the north and ra-t. The irretn'.ar bar i«»ii line Is at sharply in front by the erame of tiie i at»itol aad the icahftic Wa»hinctoa monument, which appears at mxklav a thaftof lh- f -Kd. deep blue iky. Jia k ,f the grave'and the most comtraading >pot oa the Virginia side, s'auds the old Lee mar.Mon, now the office a«d headquarte>3 of the national cemetery, the mammoth pillars of its portico tieamiug from a ba of lirin? green an>i tht- moat con aj*icu«>u» feature of the Virginia laudfeape a-, -een from the city. No otker jrave tfcaa that of la in front of the manaioa. A« he aa* alune in the exa!te«l rank in which he died. fiftinslv he lies uLnf in front of that armv of dead heroes who find a rc»*iu£ place at Arlington. SOLEMN KEOI IEM MASS. Strrlces Held in Varioan Catholic Churehea. Nil Pr.r rono. Ma>«. Aug: 11.—This morning Mrs. cvi. Sheridan, with the four rbildreu of Gen. Sheridan. May. Irene, Louis and little I'hil, drove to this city from NoacjUitt and scat to the l a r k« r house, where they were n.et by Ed« in iK-wees. I». i'enuimau and Dr. Jn'. n 11. Maekie. repr. seating the ix>yat Legkm The party ptoceoded to St. Lawrence's Cat hoi ie church, where mass v»as cele t-raicd at 10 a. m. by Rev. lliagh J. Smith, j astor, a.->lsted by kev. James J Brady f >t. Lawrence's as deacon. Kev. Jan e* J. Flood of New York «s *utHleacon. and Ilev. Thtnaa* Haley of St. l-aw rentv's chureh as i master of ceremouus. Wi>t PoijiT, N* Y.. Aut. IL—Solemn re quiem ma-fli w as celebrated in the soldiers' chapel at Weat Point, for Gen Sheridan, at 10 a. m., by Rev. Edward McGiatry. The Cannoa'a Kc.ar in Ilnitou. BofTojf, Aug. IL—Flaxa were at ba'f ma>t on all public buildings to-day. The saapensi 'U of business in the executive and departments at the Mate house and the iw oming of cannon on the omm. n se-e outward tigns t»f IkwOou's I reflect f- rthe memory of Gen. Sheridan. Guns wer- fired at half-hour intT\a?s front sunrise until 1J a. m.. and then every minute for an hour, as well a* during the funeral ceremoui at Washington. At sunset there wanal salute. Muni rial at Minr.eapolia MiNsß.erous. Attf. 11.—The Sheridan memorial sen ie here this afternoon in eluded a stmt j ara ie. followed l»y a:i a 1- dreaa by l ommandcr iu-chief Rea", of the G. A R. and Rev. It. W McCalff. D. I» ii A. R. men aud rcgu'ar troo|*s from F»»rt participated in the (arade. GAKKETTVH ILLNESS. He I>oea Not Heat Well Without Morpliinr-Not Insane. Net Y ue, Aug. 11.—Robert did r.ot |t night. lleslept in snort as aud no morphine was given him There wa« no change In bisct'udi tion. This morning ParrWg wa« seen and #aid **l want jou to>ay that Mr. Car rett is not in>ane LAWRENCE JEROME DYING. The Great Ttufoian Can Surilve t»nt a Pfw llonrs. Shajiok, Conn.. Auf. 11 lawrence Jerome, the well known New York bota t. an, is much w.«r»«* IIU pbjfic.au fa>». i he can survive but a short time. The c fora «a» the husband of tne atfted Ameri can writer. Uarr.et Elizabet t Prescott Spoffbrd. ISAAC fTFAtH", tBI ICHCUK. Paeis. Aug. IL—lsaa? Strauas, the «nu fc.cian. is dtsl PLANS OF MIJ. BLAINE. lio Will Not Visit tht- Parifir toast. i;ut He Will Knllven the i ampaigu ICl»«*w here— Reception l'r«- jafti In Maln«». HaanaTTAM BtiCH. An? 11. A *l**,* tan ajri* d her*- th rv, a Lav iag en tear I Mr, and Mra. Jam--* B a ne, ei ifci a or T. t -i'.art. Mr an i Mr* James ti Blaine. fr.OaZ. t\»ri».ag*r and Mm op nftr. Walker and Kmitunn B*a«ne, Mr* IJara tiett and Mr# Margaret hiaiue, i.ati Htniitna aiii 10K WOli'rt Ntit Waincaiay i.»- Will Oyen :hr V.ain* atfipaie**- Nrw re, Afii li iiiainr r. i cived riaii) caikn a: the Fifth Arena* totr, tf»- da> lie will •{tend >nn*Sav at Mannatfau Vach He win got.. U#r n lluutUi;. and have them Ttoe*-.ajr for Augnai*. Augua i.. «ptak iu I'ortlai.d, opcaJug taaJin. ♦uT .'it 6T IRK coan. W ten as to the j art be woeltf *akf in thv rayjaiaa, he »a.'t t 'ha I no! vtu*-r very nw h. Ui tmii do a)i I can for tbe awe* at« f th* hef-nu- the •V'? of and cannot Ik aevered from tt.** AlCr*TA'» I.RKIITIMi. A Cutt»it>K ricwaie A r tanged by 1; aiaa*a to«a%mta. A A 11 Il'eo«» pre Mfl aa" Uiii4 ma ie iwtt far» r« t .4. a u*» illa.ae tocadajr rernjaf Ii" preeetaioa Bia ae to M* r-». oen ut.l p«M nnder an arch •pwa x Bi the *ireei heading ow tne front the ia "¥tt jcfxc-** it fannad »«f ira»)-rta W T*it- W..i Wvt ?fc w-. which b a Wiis wwnoo-t a grtaad H«»4 f »Kati ha* fceen b«tll oa BUi r-- A ihrge BUtaSM-r fej clnh o-t.aaliali and d« est of eilitt iia Irowt tardea part* oi ine wile take part «a tie wh>«-« ta cx j* " t -ai I~JB «r aes igtJilan, x>ratrf tn tht* rata Oat* Gray Aiwfta. S*i T'vtt, lit Got i>ra*. e r 4 a a U«!♦ (Mliatuwi -1 hi** ve*«a3*w ni tna t-* .j ut itwaabet «d a.i m recognizee the diHiittrvSied character of tttaia'f policy. rattabonr'a speech met with greater criti dm in Vienna than r uewhere, hi* ap parently improved fw liinr toward Ku*sia beinjr japalatable to the Aast"~*ari« Tbc C4h nt at Vienna I** no intention to abandon Fringe Ferdinand, au-.t continue* i to favor a >M.*tt)emeni fu bo ujm a by ail the wwen The NivMmati incident it here con dcred dt-nuitelj closed by \i c.-»teh Courts. Aug. 1L Arrestment* were served t«>-day upon K.iinhuren news i am*nt« f«»r caeh, at the ii;s*an? Par nell. against the proprietor and primer of th*- l/ond>»u t uud a jarisdietiou. This is a practice in fVoteh ,a« to en able a foreigner to sue in Sc«4.'b tnbaua>. so it is ohviuwa thatl aruell intends tc. ll»r 1* rnell («>UiiuU\ le yesterday to four months i:apr oament. They protasted n.atn*t his ar»>'- trary arres\ and dt- ared that h:f tr a ws» conducted a «'ar cl;a*nher couri tuted by au iuiqvHiooi aud deuou it- ed bis imprisonment. TflK AXARCIII9T9 OP VAlllH. llr vol ullonary I'mUmati n Kk mored Sriaure «»f Kev«*l«era. Takis. Aui. 11.—A revolutionary proc'a mation ha* teen :*ois *d at Wie house ■■i Kuduev, the anarchist leader who was ar retted daring t* e ri«»ts on the wecas-o:; f the faueral of iWo. Kndca It is rumored tt-ai the auareh.sts i>e- r- ted a thousand revolvers ia the iaburexe: aturv, and that the go vera meat ot»lj pretfntvd a nsinj: by sex are of the ex change. Whistler, ihr Actist, Married. Loyno*. Anjf. ll.—James W ;«L?]e«', the art.St. was j. arr-e l to- 'sy to the wtd w• f James the architect, who d*ed 2m January. A* I by Any Other >*ame. Athens. Ang. H —The new her a prince wili be named Christopher. ANCOI'VCR-UONd KONG M \lL**.

The C ontract lirtarrn the iWltUlt (•ofcriimrnt and ih«> I*. Aug. 11.—A cable tli*:-at h from London says: >«rSiafforil Xortucot»\ Mr Ge*»rge Stephens s sou in a«t uirfht. whether the h-tias oj t!.e contract for tt»e coaveyaace of iu« tetween Canada and Hong Kong had tin a !y been acr«-e«l upon tjetweeu the g.»vem- ment and the Canalian I'acitk- rai«wat Uoaebcn replied; **Yes. the terms sre r.rarninga hoitae i^ecup 4 e«l bj a Fr« nrh family name*) la ui*iug. t -onaiatiug oi the father, mother and eight chlkbm. trti baratd Two chikirra dtath. and another ag- d eight cannot re cot er. Thia l« a heatnut. Orrtwa. All? 11. Ma; ti a M,liie«.ei received a tvicet tv-day tri m hat K *;rtg ton, B. I thai the eke ita Riw Vowblce v *!l not amount to anything. lif mCKICAU PAM Sentiment in Far«*r f Milll >ealre >egley for l*rea»dent- Aag[. 11,—lion P W:e gtnton aud I M Ba*«atT of arrived a« the advance guard 1 f the ait f-.r-*ia dalegntkm to the w ccican |«anr cotjvelHhm Advire* fr»..« IttNtiN, rdttf hnrg. iia>tizaore arid other ctifce •out.s Indicate that a creditaa*e nnmber caw be counted! on. In oonrerwanon with the delegate* a number of men were moMonad K*r trie leal of the ticket Atm»ng tbcm arr Mtvur Hewitt of Y«rft, «-a Mayor ]a>w «-f Brooklyn, tSrSator* B ate of N w Ha n|am«re. SWanf««rd and ifrar*t tf Call- TH m Pa.mrr i Via-le j ton of stouth lartiUua. Kuan «rf Wit »;s"*!n. ie»e O/ieaby of iliit) »va, ao 1 Neg ley «>f ftWltlttlla wlv.i atesna to tar the wio tnem«»ra't'3awi ia wntten, \mi tnr prevident atated thia aft- j aiKto ti.at wni/e it ron'a; iWrnta to wh:eh he c -uid c>: *»gn hi* approiai, tbe j aprewt bi k d the provided M w wi a;t to the be*S i»terea:a of the C-»u«- irv t&at be waa unwUUng tn ohal u-'t it by a vrU _____________________ Bl ISLINGTON KLOUDUK'B. Id (trr hbtrilla Hkirmlah «»th the striker a. Cgtteaoo, Aug. IX.—A Timet »jeciaS from j Lineotn. Jtefeu tar* The oid Hurhugtem broke rst astw lwre iu the aha?«e o* a amail n«>!. Ad a4kc I ?et#ra afprerod 01 rhe acewsaird in.? .a'e-i j iha' tie- .ra«-i ahotiM not paaa oT«f the i j*c-?«MeietL A wholeaale n. I NIK DA** »n«utl I reevirwi here lit! EarMnrt r,jwci«*l lu*l frw» Itah 'i I nil i Hitl il>» Wis. fiHil! yw»jT! Wbea the »«rti »rH that ytM*- i-wtntn,: J Mwar\! Sxwtttn waiter.-. ai- »i, |fca««k.*B hf the wl-Me te tn« ».Y.f 1 *34 allowior t!»e wa*»n» r**« 11*..'- f Hi «irk-* he a i k}* l»i«aM«t. N*w Tnt, tR N-The r I I »ir4,ihe rai«rt t M tarhwlM i F aaU pn>. i f rtiMUi-n *j a"»ut t»» a»:ie*an w'tr. u wrt this tvttttt [»to h«r auaisiaore srfth fowr taw. the 1%1- lie!. tMirrr a.jl fVt. h*r. With the, 7 *l-1 the t'Mbf.t ~b. J hen- «h»rt(>' V-: C UKiffltlV pMfinß-n She *ne-i. r\.i, u.- *tte it* bar v. m t a fa irrabie ;.-ie. TVattoaaial. Well l„ nr Roealh m Y-»»*. ku* IL—T e •learner hat r.M;e, mania* f a t'. IT. btir.iej ar th« A*-. thia mo-iis*. lA »v t Kraak i.aj{hli». a t.alFCH A\l» HUIRINX. 1 Horrible Crime c »mr»it:e I .\«>ir >«U Cr»« ***TA cm Ant. 11.— man oamM Z»-h*ri4h FW)d,tt(lhf ia S. m*» valkf. thi« MUitr, »6 t i* h:« wii ihi> «t»4 thea UiW hiinik-U. Ihe c*j»e %»i Uu Quka.ivo. fiMtht-r p«ittruitr4*i y* uf u »tit *ru j; 14/ Ut; Firitl a! e«rt> hoar hi* oaljr V?ui»i. i.tt* ciri of iiwul i rr«i», m the t«ou>c of h.%riher m O. W. K. kt-r. mw hy. hfflO IH«* d«\ H« I'M* WjQcbvflti r rifle brbßttDC U» F* r homr hiia. AfU rr« :;irninmv I>v hft«l w«nb wuh hi> J 'c. ku.J U fi the 1 tnm*. Hi* wife h:ia ottt»klc. Fir id wcj; at »»o« to t««? took »he Mm Mad *hut hl» mite la j brtft*t ftnd Ihfii Mew Ibt* lu}t of hiu? to ttnlu v her t.» leave h«m. and It U (>rvsuiaed this Kd ti» like trafeaT. nun A rwhi Kits, f.\L. A UntlnrM Itlceh Daat r«|ed Early Saturday Morulas. WlVTtts Cai., AIE IK—A diit*!(QQi fi*-' broke oyl her* ta«* Moniius, r f 1 ifittattugla jh- ei|4midj *.f a u j i t.»r kiU aea of tiMr Parker hotxae. by tl»«- 1 i lliav au tiiana wai> mumM Ij« fin* nm beyotid the, cc:u*.r«4 of the 1 e. thr fUiac* f.tiaynui(«siDy Ka i ruau aveuue, trim aud M*u> atr.eta «a» burm d. The buiMiu;* t&e u»» lh w«ie wens ncorchcd aud the w«udowa or»keu l>\ j heat. Tbe iowea ao far ai ran be a* i certaiued at pn*. ut, are: l»r. A..,n, drug j lUHt, lIRM, jartjauy {unund. l>r bookaand HMtumruir, tKiv. uuin»ure«l: l» Hym. VlcOl, ttuurvd Jar Kuak. I »t*« k aud bou»euoM Kk»->G*. ;.uiu, iu-ur,o 1 loriisiA*; r« Haxricnao, loiauo t«i* ldiiigK. t-W II H«- an. «ud »totk, 4;h>,cwo. partly lu*urvd; J t j itrker t f th« rarher boa**, m*,ired for i\ w, Fjc HarttkHiy. |J.at, u»; iu»ared. >1 A Wyatt, t*.» buU«»uf».; lluai. in»urr , drus- jpeaf, k»an mb.. t *V, uniiuuri i'; 1 )ti Ken try, t>ulidiui;. iMOn, iunarvd fur IU«U 1 H. two bmMtaxa, taaared f-*r The t»»eratle iorrafle atate «ootr«. MoiaUlw m«i to-day mti noaiuatwd j Judjte J V amQivau «alec" Kuilrnad Loriaa l> oj«en to the £r»t iraiu. special Irooi thteclt-, contain, of f»»ur twrfoada of k-a«i n>r r* r al offir aU, n>'sajwj» r fvpr *entat vea, eity otteers and a u>tnberof i«r»uuutot bnalaeaa ,»en. Tb.; run fn».ii here to ?*««n 1 i»i«lfi»OTer the uew lia« will be redur ni to l«»ur boa r a **h vin 'r i Ifit—J.»Nti doTae I tm N Mt «ia* U*t m>atb h ch eaed iJurt.i -l«Vv» bah*e« Oifl of the Kpfiol-U if fa It nn«( be n ja*t U.' I.- kin* a o pout am i THE MEXICAN FRONTIER Troops Ordert-d to Move Tliitber This Morning It-nlrr Itufflftoa abd Intllan* a* Fsaanaco, An*. ll.—ln»trof fh»c» have l*-ea wfrlrfd bew front tbe ward* parlcaent at Washington plaHr« twntrovpa af the -rtimil cat airy now stationed al the Prraldio and a d*-tftrhioeot of IW mm# ttftdooid at Hroif'a, tmnf tha Nasi ran Hu» The f»ufv«ic cf tb* taotenaent I* Mt knur a. In*. an option are«al« ano-i.' i*»f f* b' re that the ord*-ra *err to *utae iroah'e »«iua t•» !>m >t». Cwl. Am: 11-T#o oaaftr f!K-*» fea aitflili Hdr«rattMr of mut.irj na» !»t r J of the a-e w«.u lined t-» vacate the rt-ae* ertaua. MrRDKHSirS OOOD-UTK. Mai»»il I.* acfil to Br M Rher» the linked Crw I ron TrM«hliftjj." •n. I>* is, An/ ll.—Mai weir* fwrew*!! letter t« hi* m**tbsr and ater tame to tight to day It Ua« 31* D*r!in* ]f 4h*- «o«l **i«trr I eao't Lart h m vow wuh**«t a:» L>.kJ4.?j«t »-»-weit »?«»a.j4 asra W rite to you. bet heart wa* too fuil of f *r j'Mi u» per»r* sa t«» m* iho ;«ht». aad ct a tw* 1 a*%i pmrtimi a-w* It if. J btt- w. a wtrm biaa utßii frir»-kft, ft *d the i«ly a tkM if *an ha*ala thtr fact tnat it fai *hr aJ; of Ate an f ,*r h oft .i wi»- ytfyw h« lefftlt t># fx«r t »e brat CWbrr f »a *a t >'O Be -he fr?v*"eir %Mrt th- n ;r,; «;tb otf aa4fa«« oae tae f*MMNI rva«»-latW*a **So. ray I t«ur'«L«« »a«» ftJt U a>v*4MHft it a»a k £•»e t»*at fia i lat»*ii w»U l« taa-i »m m»>- i ia (tw 4/at tbryr wiU Aw ifffetraJ iw ta, A C Uk Mo4,r tft*ft. YOl. XIV—N". 81 SPORTING EVENTS. Proctor Knott Wins iUes Worth K23,oia 1 PHKXOMtVAI. TWiWEtR OO Plreasl KaM %way fram Klafttoa- Karatwca Kace« The r.ap Retweas tha New liirk and i kirafw **nmw I Hall Claba \l. tury m€ aa Ksflitk Li|kf«*i|ckl. Paw, A«f. IL—ln the r« ?3 Tilie IV* In Mioch inijZ Kauyoa third la the Jmn r Champioa *fakea, fotr tww S f vraroW*. tnik. marly «B tie crack )**cys wet® tu oca ted Tbe |>reei«r *a!»e of tbe ifahas |to the wiater wa«j.Xoft. A« thr Cat fell tiae e *h'arf srd Idahki S4hd the n at, a id Riyotm trailed far U the rvar. Favor dak t'o»t iaa out and u«o)i th. ieal, pa-MiUf ;fce haif wile :ro#Th h. ;.»re l»i4Wo, who aa* a head km front of Piactor Knott, wh was na •auce ahead «d T;p*4atf who had hts-»-td!e cirth. Fh'Mio *f. INH ruaii around th u;»,*-r ad of 'unT Ji;t«i Har..os went to (be r- »et with iha H w uJ, r. I'rv* Jor k«» 4t, with s burst o| speed t a: *irack terror to tba amlaaf bi» oocaaeiUora He us* ftrattai the hoaie-strru h by a Seugta, ulth Fasor !a. t u,f xv A ftar of I H. l# Fax d«j vdf af ih« c »u i ott «u.« isne the M a a ieiigtlt bef,*re K S!i^«toM| »h*> aa* Us ia it .i*tb b Lr- ftrtnxL THV wa la ii.'h tt-'- .r r Valise ps«al( .«»ua to tn middiv of th* ba« t»rretvlt, tiarriso* moved Kttvmxi to the front an*t K.»«*koi t«K»k »-r .1 i Ob the r tarn la u .i.n 4- i wb a»4 «aee it to hit».» v*o a: si; J mt# H*» r. «{>-»ti.fte4 M arly and j» isbed F. eaaS iai well la tne Ud faHouj *i. wher>' M a i;ttli« that he Lai no riancf,acvl *'ir»nal won b> length* ta kiu*»u»a *o+- ou«l. a dosen k v ilofw rutiHai. fae Terra op .it.* uu ie-sMod, iaimnJitl! ly a*ter 1 iu- ra e V(praie«) their fillimuttrt to mati'st their hosse ajpaiaaß Fir. U*i for a m c and a M r f.w *i4e. bu tia.nC'Ti d» I n think fa»-«ra'dy «f tbe |>rot»«>*iti.»o. a-» h d.»e* u *t cxMv*lnx no-, dlttaaot wr rno ma'ter w.ii .ja'dr oral i a»wet match la wbK-a k wi*l In* pnU''fii ajfijaflH|oaj|ifl Beaeee atahea, aaven

t*a beratockiuf tfcirt. k Wail won in I arr arc«»nd. Ui«iiaoaa4 tftird. Fin! «'e. j.- i%* —Jim -i >Ha-|K3r,.- CO, Sciia»imaM* r second. Ler*»y Hares. Satiiwa, 11 —Tbrve-4f««rf^^^^^^^H Yum Yum uon, ten »oud, third; time, 1:1€. r.uici .Vi!r» U|el Makes, una y a f wtha tta!i»:»»u w»>u. baeHa secon»l, Uoyal Arch third; time. I M» r i: ISKH ILi. New Vorli Lsaaa a (iaisf thieags IM«»I« »h«* *t|ate«iurn I'HIL kUKLt'HI \tt S- 11. —1 he boUM ban by aufMrrlor playlmih Mark. Krork and Fdc? Xk Y «m. Auf ll—lha rittahtMlMl v». 1 tsflav on a rat« b. s» o«r v ».>a«| N w Y »rk bft irr ea Mo.-ri* and Car roll. Tiiauwb sasi Harttky. ho to*. \rtt tl tb* came with !n --d a .at«>* tuntav aa« full of rr>»r* aal uutui.t'i»s. Ia t ri« Coaaa> aud Hin«% Movie a i-l M.»era maaTt. A Of. ii ~CJ»« luaatl I» Uia*l!ie7 t l-aitl* aim ft ♦«a .1 a; •t at t'*C t ttf th' h vrulU tuOtaif n of darkiKo. Th f io.ri.Mf U the rawUsf of th 9 •rvvia! katai einh» up to t«» »iay, iut hMi hie ptMevdai 4 araaa a Ct a-. I^*nkH^i» jS. w York j» i ftk h ar'i tf> ss a& J Vw t ug!»at* Llglll* weight. HaLrt4 «k* 4i* ii i:o« tßOPiaiaf >a P*, la t' >ni »»*bt ««:«!)t o! Ita 'a iI. «ai> »iriea •-i bf J in^;■ M n. K i* iighiai'Vit. ia a rouud« wiih ik r t of Vtu itfMarr]' ruh». fi® I Lit IN Iftit t \M AG4IM. The (•ifteil rv(lli*l fa«t ftulag la Ktla. R. a An? II Join L, Hallivaa lit |ttafuini4at b# t'Hkwts jdrii.ikand »mui' f a»a tam.Jilt fca »as «Iri* tojt at H turn U was arrtrMed Um draak« »*Lra» aa£ t^J.-*l lfl«« WiIRTH ItKkUINO. Chk-afo'ft populaito »aie *4 rof f.*«* rat nttea aifl lln ma;iv afl i l^oadcia- Of t 6JO.'jOO/>X) p»y I. »h- I -ifrd.* air*. Bu4« Lbflfl I- r n.t ia ftHt i u ito vr: au i or a.!n ?rr»- i «i>»a of «ol w adu'ilrfa Oa«Oyratlt> t* i>*|>h»n«* Lift*. Lroawr* c ;nly, Mu hat J tair rj|»h line «hkft;i toait i. ftlitjr 6*e u>iiaß> jt>f wire tiui i i rty ofk tafo-t!.ir«l« lof vbkb e tii fa; oifeo i-e* ami Umi o;b r> in whara tb 4 farm -r« j ira*Je Ewny f.irr«wr i» hi owi» op(?t- I ..tor, l»*tt r> i iitid tioe irj4 «f, aifcj raa u* th inc a« -*s aa b# e- mir.ite wtiiivarli I 4 t rr-, ami rcfcsw e.iHy in . L. i nh e »li i/> o: ill *i*.' h ut t n»t»r« K*® Clair* riw i #.i« iirJ 't;h i*k* vf tW t f «Urk h If* •f 1. t* 'j- iIM T •Ml i»• i» ui i t 11 n a fw»*i i •.n fc»*» I^' U lu> X, t r IW JlilfNM* fji fct f-lj P««r «mil«»i»ii i |p i-4»r v ill»

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HARRISON'S SPEECHES. am nt ua ■urn. tk* Beywte In fwUeU«->« trad* fna tk* Brief MJUW

The epeeefce* which Oer. Harriaor Im been naakinr almoM datiy to alt Ue4« and oon>iitioni of r «tor« r" far feeysnd tke B»e?e reeofnitkm of cocr teey and m%prrva->n of la nearly every owe of h a4i«w he ba.i «preri bU rj«w» upon poirt qpatMxi*, briefly, of 'owrae, hat with drrecti.e*"'and ac«»r»cy of -Utmre-it which (tbow perteet fanji-.«n'y with aS tbe beoei oc aprin/ tbe atteafioe Of tike peopfe uvi thit rare a* itfcy o Movable to aay ja»tthe right t' n* fn Ike ritlt pl»«e. and to aay it in a wanner tbtt leare* no error or weak MpH open V) tbe criti i«m«f hi* of>p>- •enta. who hare»eir bel rainly at)me opf>o bit nomination bil th biie and rry that he wa ■M I* ftUtrt to* Mm owe IM» ""wn hl« Mait fa taker f/ i bead aod «U fret at»« a ladder Vfalrh he K*r etftab aatU bia din ooi-Ta Uu llammm Vrvrn* Oat. Kins* nomHii«'-* >e-*Un» MSB tboae wbon- tbejr d-« re hMtot 4e-.)f*dw« But that naa la H the taca'd an 4 «fl« tl»« of bU Uu'**, Jm> et. 1 lael HOT tlngl.** have fa&eds eonteat •f if mi *m4 im the armio wtrie* «na u> ftrtst tbt« «»»al fcMHaat Mote the Amtrt lean people arm n*ara;. •yoofbr htfU j»tain« of pm'i*l* and en ID tha la* taaajaO v 4rtata*ibm «d«»r*B.~ Ait •ri»Afc>r-.:i tb» rreat ■jn«tk>r» whfrb «M?tit* MTM (Kurbt not w be betd In wh a »piHt t>eot the nmi »-*ae be entitled. —To 'vmm- ruil Tttr-lrrf At Joti r I,'pon two oar aniona lie ban apofcwn to otyatiixattMU nl C tiored men On em of thtM 1 a»ldra; I r*wrial>er an acrd wuman, o«er *b«m •rarif a eeuturgr ul tlarerr iu»*t Uave |a"ud. pn«-lit* laraard to»e thU «rel rotnf luwr ih*t UM her tba: kt r a; WCtIUI *ll urtt Into tne |»re»ro'* of h«r 004 I r?Jßemt*°T her cxattaUnn of *j*lri a* *N'- daoviu« oluni and. l it■■ M:am at oM, eab» )ule« In the .1 Eg iivtlaaev wbt aUe>4 I f aad made !ifa tt;«' yx 3iiai:»ri at enaii Tht Mb at July. i'he lner«, l«- clinched ai> er t -ii weiitin the fo!luwi:.|c neit «t*l tfnd nanlatb" Tti»baa bun u-*.d a rv(V B »bjt Uu f»hfrt r-i-o|.! party. I be* tbe K 'ntwm' a wl>n lm to aa»«ref tfc a queMlon Atn'w IrfculO ta It tbat tb- K fiMun ja.'l) been wiiM', aa jwi ut, to protect j llarrJinii i« fir«t an I alw tyi Atnefiean eitif *n Wa have men who hoa»t that tbay are eitiaena t»f tb» worf4. I ntelar loaajr that I am aa Ameriea i ett acn, aa4 I freely route* tbat Aweneaa ta terevta have the #r»t p'aee ia to* rrjran« p €\HtMtp (/*e?/•»««t w- mvew and Jafluenra t-.» the of Jaat, au*rt of the «-Mntr> atficl thi* i* (be way l»«? M*nJ* greet ii.«r to Ihe ffouih: W« m»4 th;»n» the t?*a l «Jc lirr |h* atfeann of th if r" ik-«r bank fhi* W* m-.-i ?h |mHtf-Xr no fcnnlesi* Lhai not vUHnf!t War 1 ti;*? 1 nut t- Bk f'-iH ml rUrbti, &»4 c i Jn ever? artbv* Itttti, nil uW m* w,»? r J ltaeMm»\ a*'.' ttir- of m r* tnhti«bin« ihhi a npoph -r»K- JWy fi. «»t the tiH r i Mi lin bi* ttl4f* a t t-w v ajt County (|«4 miner* i\ iJ. rvaor*. t> a of aha A hH**' than thai ©I 1 of t» I Ho rare v■■'-» 'f»thm W-.«h IWW.' M The 'I«W .'f iman♦#!»•.-»is fr-sr- ecrttutrv* ta* «4! I •ttt Vl«rrt «a ItV* k'r.f at» *pr fyjr than IW* r l at aa»-v« ia ofKcr tninv«t Uf»-a f ir •ui of i: Ttee |»ri> i fen*-.* M w pe^' i -t v thrv>nfti«>ut th* Hirr nv na>)? tantf v euuuiy .!•-U.» f naa*. 1 t r tfat h* a a |fr«ia mn IY»« aw 4 iha* »aiU Ht> I Thfi«,f .1 rlftlfitret i»H 4 l«> e» Sfldibte aw 4 n-W i 1 I t?k 9tvs.-at h%th Ur9, -*V k :*a-V; 4i»t» n«lft V«*ttgv taifca t >o- achxt a» the Rtt^blk im Mwaton to the s*ats.~a4» the *m*ca a* m mm*o as hM I l«r tk* M •W1 tk«r liaae fei Muat Mrwt*nJ Wt •4 ta ÜbTrWH*' »«»wSa» ll* ratract- we kiW marie "how the HurvUt. eMkty. i***»—*• Hora of iafarm«t«.n po«—ed *7 •oH»T >»k! rt.t-.a-.mß who bew»« the Kr|r.b«*a» eataaA. J»»e4 by theae igcnifeaat li' Setter or a «ea tnoorfer the Britt.b hark HafWtaß T' terdat. He «a. '>R (merit W« remit. Ifwup at Pser X ro-itii wbarren, K» h it*- ttr&rtr a of 'u/Jt :?O«B H« t»TU. J«r*. Hardly bad toe reporter «to") V*rd tft*n be ttken ia baonJ iff ai> of tbe rrrm, each 4e-«im«» | o! jort wiKrtfcjn* wha-b ,i wouU he healthy to keep away fr- os The niite r aeU a.« a man of intejr ritr, »a»'i "0* May V. wbiie in iafcto.V de rr»«» 18 inltratf* north, art-; iotufitnA* jr, !«srre*» we t. }-»«t a few mi e* r»o»tii of the »ator, )n a dead 'aba. 1 »wd ;e»ly «aw »n irataen-* looking hump op a«aJn-t tbe t««d It -Iff the 'oat an tu-men-e'hock.which iimo l me '-k a* fa«t n f»j«- •tiAr ia •Utimt wbi b be feii mnd -Tapel hiuwf. I 6r-t "t w»« aa immense whale, m- I hare ofte*> I Sen in the e water hit tbe fin* r «t«e «p to and honit i«»er tbe rout, Aappiaf ac»ir,-t the eatbio rrwit with terr:fr«- f/»rf» It c mptmts en trance t> the f*fcia In a -b-»rt ti!»e a hear* »«ell piper what tbev ttioo|Cht the thine re-rm- We»t nt- te>l thjt it w*« pt>.«Ue to find »er» on 1««M r*»k». PrwtJiiiirr, Irtefc, Mcoteb. Weisb. Jap anese. an I a Jer-ey njaii. the »eeoße »i}HOrl &f man in mfitiin# with in the of »n in the i proportion* ind pabtAl>lr form, j Ilatii toßfd they aw Th* I m»*kr* of Krmrh eookery, hwmr ihrm it ii ea*v to W way* rtMrth not r uwrtiii .il, Irtit *4lviUry in tb* Li*h- j r*i No fioru*«t apff t net *n in wnie m i-*- ft i« sntti:i>eut io tri* iiiM«t fv.ri «»i« r r r t:. »H«»" \V*h ie N-I ti» other animal food. th*m pUm A 4 H' the hunj'^ tr#d*"*nnro. "tc* tl-e of M :bi- itoff. »h n K&U'T 1 a 4 eat at at M#ai Willi li'l 'f' *r**-at tam», be tliniu of J I titti) "ooe rjrp #tt?n aU* l J twu fo tl»»' CXCtwßttiy v.»!jjfcot Bt'hetrfv prrasni/' Far more llian ft*h—for it is a wat-1 erv *.o*tifu( (tune. Wir* »*r n »t onlr food-tbejr tr mr al-o Ibe '«otlt iuV I ■waive f«»r ruti, hn»i a:i.| "rmtehef. A raw ej«, if in time, wili fffrliiHj ft at* a *lo«e of mlo M*el Tfeey rtrenfthfn the ron-nm|*-j i t* invigorate tW fn Wc an»l ren4er j thli Tfee m» r t*oi do not r*f*n rn«l herr In Kra* ea! »n«* tb* wine more than *u»*v»!r* a teir. am! the ANaitftß* k onmcae ?u h in a!to»» pHnting »ntj f«*r tbr leather tb»t i« in m -W n# t» r;«i kn. Morman*« tow..- ia ro|rtmb««. O 'Vb IW boy U arninjir tk# manly art S *1 to! the ri*»ftA»*n a trarbin* tiat. I ;*i*t eame of to w wh%«'« In vm b» «i»ir witli bun. ano don*t !ti •fwr« |>in for tbe tb*v n> in»J« we *ai i Farrrti b> a i lh* mtteJk man,' «n i firrtti b ar>) »tni wa« p?t!;y re-1 in the be had *to«*4 b II to in*t prettv wHI. tfcst von pbt t*> »be vU man. Me «b**i th with bi---\ him to «i, i 2 wa tw> K>- boi l h- own r j with anv tivan. «ion*t want man e%**r b* «ay be K kei tbwro n. sn Wh. n I wa« lea vi n« t oi-j m t vry AFO« WAJRA THE -BTIR* FTUWFFL irev* vh>' h jfroti in the ffy>l a t eil kUi'wn e;i jte" t*s th p e ntothar

i rai!i«tM«t an-t wttb a t a .•hi the mother ami I vk her W ben the father robin f uwe ».vi k -ee that all vai well iof Ihn t !-e fo i 4 the oiinc Ur«H wsiho-Jt *ern«->"l t re* thai aoi»etb;^ K »Srea i! Iba4 *w tb n h. toart iter. U r he brnn t- h*& s o?v-erve«i the a earie tt~e i: next a-i he i v .V maleUM it* Jl .l t Tbe Uv ,j reave*| witlower oa?v%i bieb an t *a* v K' »fverei tbe knie Ae'v tßrr*v whiia t lir uaJr Atla>» *8 to find f«x*t There »itd I tost «sfc t ef hi* si se*.r»»ka. bet be »*sin nhatf „we-'. bk at Otaafca, where »**n tee* •«fct at him. Tbe *««M*d tine I w*> •buSovcd I !STn(i«lK the matter %tfi at-wad mynetf that tbe mats p-.stervm detertsre. The tia»e w»* Jim Umt. »b« my rwale n» partly the teri:MVffl reed, those* ifi-ive*" wae pri-rtoe and bad w Abotg Ito do With the «nke A tr.an feb>w4 me trrva damp). He kept thr* to me el vrrr the Cnwn PaeiSrr»»d and wjrßpied a teat beside me, I rot a •lenir.f berth ee tie Boct. 1 -land road be a l«rtb ahore toe. isl Mkxcd se back from (tea r»a to ObicsflP. Wkcs w tiwt ■t* I timei around to h;c tow *>ia who 1 w*», and invited b:» Ik* Piokertoo b«ad- I u .i*ter« in •'fcMr' I Stfarre that nearly all the KoytbU of !_jhr>r *ervr*J flkers «r» loifc.>we«ot U/T them Hat tben i» no*hiaf ire ukiacl of. la otir own ri-trrt ber» ia Pttt»>vjr*. a Bias p*T t«■!>!■> u> f« a woekiarnaa beratue a member >eienl year* Mf® He arr-i --dentnllr tbrew Wk hti coat and Ue pii .el a bn «r of a coal aad iron polsce fapre. to he in tbe ensfJoy of tbe Pitikerron*. That «k tbe hu* we aaw of him TWtf Itm SwallT Ot.««*»«■•. '4af'>?e treat■! A X weut e*-t:it'rijwtatht i 74M 'Van k BAki i-a a» i 'l^br.ia L t r r« i Tb« f a l j*- f.»r n*«r M T Df f »'!it .»n «NteAi.'cf "cts V\r 'V *-tr.r \S ,*v on «MPh ao«I a rr»r*T |»w frota i!ir»n*. va k f, a J hanUra that it a fear almlo i biWren with 1w r-utiiiy. s*"»t Ut ati) a4ttrtM upon ol ts W.' »|»3« a>l a f»-a at tin? rani trtifti we e ii tUf w' n u> »how at the hai." baa met a 'th watt i* en*'rhNi t»» k«i J». '«W(i v'-t#. Nt» oie*ti' ri*'? m vt4 haa hrnl! and fiabrili'w au*t in three tfrU t. *"!e waa aa wei e«t aaf H f I w«*a* r ark»*d ai:h b»it y. V X> I h*.i «tat i« Jfcuroat t the *"varN4s. jiaohe tlte BaU/* t» cwed me of ere eo'd at»4 hp«it «atarrt M K Xl*ro«m |t, fe f I* w R H fntliarapolin •ef a'nifh* R?t t M »r A atfcor Chrw>«4cw>* of Uh. aad eiVvr a I»4s*uaf^ h« if (v- s"**rt A Co Kriitwc'i laa(I aa( ao«i Ha* h t a ~t r M v w -j: i «..;54.*.; }V mc llai'wa*, o*ar the fci ,Vv. i.. -n« i-i iaain f a"-; v ».i t-* the Wi*m> Thv fc««cMe la fer t ahrte *ra i tf'al. «t4 ia w»mH. db«l a. q pmo o*. 1 r v.«v fee-? ta araa hh» the f*v o>Jn r%J&*.y w wajp *.i-» tfc r. *«x« 41* the coatfr ue at, T•?K Bt>L- tT, sia: aflprr. jMhffa, Cttata. iurbvt *srt ft* KxeWWM t« icf» v aMkjr 10 v *&«4-a.- th*i»« t l *wl» »*th j THE SEATTLE POST INTELLIGENCER. SUNDAY, AUGUST 12. 1888. j GOLDEN BDLB BAZAAR

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1 I B. LOBE CO., 820 Front street, Seattle. Just received a car load of each Ice Chests, lee Boies. Refrigerators. Ice Cream Freezers, (Standard and White Mountain) tUO AN IMMENSE LINE —or DECORATED WHITE CHINA at aberiS's &»'e of tb« i»te firm of Bcaedkt Frietimac. 21 Murray New York, wh.ch fnvdi we mm ofitr at very ptices; kito a LARGE LINE OF BABY CARRIAGES. From $3 UPWARDS. Call and examine ur stock and prices before purchasing and fare m oey. E. LOBE CO, 820 Front street. GOLDEN RULE BtZMR. PLANT YOUR CROP In micl; the harvest time a| fruacheth for all those to r«a;> who have sown ia lots, blocks ai«i acres in tbe fruitful soil of the New M of lie MS-SEATTLE! Broihn Jona'.hin wandered Westward 40) jarj seeking the cat-sea sjvjt to plant the *of Empire ia Seattle. Ali far toeing people admit tl at oa the tast side waters it Paget SounJ, at SEATTLE, will Arise the y leen City of the Paiinr, if not 'he chief c mmerculcity of Amsrica. The advance guard of the e: d!ew tide comicg to Seattle teg*", to arrive in force s cce Januarr. 1)>?-. Portland'* del. gation came by wholesale; three agricultu al increment, three ervtri »r«lc- mm.j ion and or.e wooden and willow ware, $50.),000 strong. Caicigo s:nds a bran hof the great po k picking bouse of Armour Broil ers atd a grocery jibbing bouse. The Standard Oil Company have secured a foot boil in tfee center of population on the Pacific. Michigan is re presented in ike grrcery and dry goods due, as well aa by a strong saw mill delegation. Walla Walla his located here dony—a fljuiing mill, grain e erat r, commission, factories and merchants— s>oo OX) strong. Little Ko k sends an fl .urine ui.ll anl gram i i. m u oel- ga' iic. Maice scnos a wool and gram represent itiv* s have secured front scats at 4l t ralue. The Bjst.»u de.egati.'a wi e-pia, ia valaa that of Cai forciv St. Paul a'.d Minneapolis are in fall force shearing seat?, an l New York's representatives furnished $5,000,600 more towards building the best payug traoscai tioectal railroad in America, the Seattle, Lake S:ore Eastern. The representatives of four c en* and plaint g nills, four more brick jards. California pe>°el brick works, llsll Brothers ai.d one othtr ship-but ding yard*, two ere© ting works, p»per mill, woolta mi l, pulp mil, cioskior t-ctcry, the largest dry docks on the coast, fish, fruit a i vegetable cauteries, have ail arr.rei aud secured a permanent foothold in THE METROPOLIS OF THE PACIFIC! Encrli«h capitalists send their d*lfir»t .op, $2,000,"00 strong, to build ».t Kirklan 3, oa Lake Washington, Seattle, the largest iron and stee' works ia Ameria, if not in th? word. The list de'eeitiji asked no strnsmr; only tke privilege cf par. ing $250,000 for 2*>' 0 ai'rea of land on Washington to layout the town of K:ri. land and t>u id hemes for tkeir £00"j employes and the 25.0 best barbir nr the IWt, are mo •y bv the squars foot tl-.an th-y a bo had far ♦o-i'ay by the lot. Ar>4 cow is the time to plant year crop in Seattle r a'es:a> Whtiv minatactures certw, 'b re popalat n b-eon.es dense *od trade srd f3mm*M a >"ke shir bo'ue. Ar.d be mossba ks don t work at tb-ir trade, aad prv*jQTT A HTKIiS FOE Bdwbs, rhaetoas, Carriaps HARNESS. DEERING AND McCORMICK MOWERS. HAY TED DERS AND RAKES. PLEASE CALL AMD INSPECT OUB STOCK. KXAPP, COmATt DOCK. SEATTLE. W. T. NOTICE. I WILL GIVE SPECIAL BABGAOTS R IT RNITURE Having now the largest assortment EVER SHIPPED TO SEATTLE. A. VAHLBUSCH, Salesroom. 113 Chsrry strc«t. MINNEAPOLIS AND ST. LOUIS RAILWAY AM> THE FAHor* ALBERT LEA. ROUTE. T«« Through Train* Daily FRO ST. PAUL AND MINNEAPOLIS TO CHICAGO. Vlthovt change. «euMßftteg: with the f*ft trains on all Hats for the East and ShHMfcmL The DIREIT and ONLY line running through rar* between Minneapolis and l)e*» Moin**, lowa, via Albert And Feet IkNlfc. aad direct lioe to W iTCSTUVK. DAKOTA. Solid through train* between Miaaeapoti* and St. UaU And the principal «f the Yalley, fonecttaf in Uaioa Depot for all potfiTar- ~:zi and ■wthe—t Many Mn Saved. r 1?. Kansas fit) :nc*:ta Cn.'oo Ka a*- *aa i At*.. T •it a*>--' fre. Pa-- I»f'Hi yt»t t Tii* traina f the M Ka: '.way are rompmed o* uMriMiH. reclining chair car* «mr jttstly cekbmled ralarr Diaiag C ar*. £"Jp l&o pounds of fcarzaire dwrsd fr Fare alwa?* a*. 5 as tfc* .west For Time Table*. Tz.- T*r*eo«. to t/> S. F. BOYD, Geo- "nciset and Paw. \c\-nU XinaeapoU*. Mian. M'NNF.IM. A:-' a j- t 1 [PORT Town FOUNDRY UNO MACHINE COMPANY j FOUNDRY, MACHINE AND BOILER SHOPS. ORDERS SOLICITED. PORT TOWNSEND, WASH. TY. mjrtsnStawSa LOWMAN A HANFOBD 8. A P. GO. ar>u lemt ma KNABE PIAXOS, J. BCHHAM, STOVES AND TINWARE. COMKEKCIAL STREET, SEATTLE. BOOTH ft BRISCOE. Abstracts of Land Titles, Hrc th* oktMt aad mem rcttaU* at of abacwt Bonks is Ok* swaij. Kxw« a »»4 Twlw-Utr? ■Udlag. WASHINGTON IRON WORKS GO! Foundry. Machine and Boiler Shops, Corner Second, Jackson and Third streets, Seattle. J. n. FRIXK. WM. 11. IIL'GIIKS Printing: Company, SEATTLE, W. I*. AU UWi >T kMk ud J>b nrk r«»HWBI* iTRttT. H V« J. NOT FOR SALE OS THE I"OXTK-ART. OTR rXsTEJtSCE A.SNCT W«TNBSS WAS STtTM *Q*» •at»t*'torr It i»» reessamij tept t«arc «it!> lt» growth «a fn«nto lu4 to#- (mwKtt tor the fame were Dt'rT Waiter. We iipnm ,-jrm qim «»pa»*e*. aaooa whsrtt toMj he ! a swrra. BALFOUR, GUTHRIE CO., SHIfHNG AND GENERAL COMMISSION KERCEAIft CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BUILDING. TACOMA, W. T. Importers of English Steel Rails, Pig Iron, Firt Bricks, Fire Clay, Coke, Cement, Fine and Ccmmon Salt, Tin and Terneplates, Sal Soda, Caustic Soda, etc, etc. Advances made on shipments of Lumber, Wheat, Flour and approved merchandise and produce, totb* I consignment of their Houses in Liverpool, and Val paraiso and correspondents in Australia Balfour, Cuthr.e A Co., San Francisco, California. Balfour, Cuthne A Co.. Portland, Oregon ,i Ba"our. W.lliamsonACo. LiN«.rpool. En«land. PETERSON BROS., ImvrXrrt im »Mi. n la and PKOVISIONft Urgv Stock. Lowea Pre*.. Ordmbr nai! »a?unL n i ooweh, Uonsuitmg Mechanical Engineer and Surveyor. J Tr y MH ATH *TE %Jl SN :\g>. EOtLKW*? v i

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THE RECORD. jinrrrrjbiT raw RMOBM* H» NO THE rur wr.ra. Jkggr'S of v,t Involved, *133, t'O.ti— A *«k «f KodtrtU ant) molranmr Ariiritf Complete Ll«t of Tr»n»fer». Follow: na; t# the real wffate record for th. T. Demi; to Henry Ro»troi*. 1« H. block **s. in I' T. iJwinjr'* I'ark addition to North Seattle, f. >P>. Ril Chilcott #D>l *ifelo Kdwarij 'ft C. Work f">, of S>-ler' aecon t addition »iipj>lem. Himlin lot t. l>lo. 'ieorge Kin war and wife to l"hik I). Hamlin, lot. 1. 2 3. 1 and ir blor-k 11, Summit addition. t *n>. Henry 1.. Ve*ter to Julia Benton lot* 2 and 3, Mock V», Terry'* fir-t ad dition, 11. 8. Oall. A. W. Pratt to John Seoft, lot 14, blm-k 6, Ja- k*OB street additli.ii. n A. Mlaionds et nl. t.» E falrert, lot* I, 2, V. 10 avij Y 2 of lot. :i and iu hioek 7, Ip t.'iimstoek'i M-l'liti(,D, sl. E. K. SiiX ami wlf J. H. l>iii-vtorff and wlf'* to -'i NrlHe M ll"skla*on to Jacob llollowaf, k>t" tandto, block 74, l.ake I'alou addl tk>ti.l.w 4 Nellie M llonklnatin m If If Hiirm-tt, lot 7. bliick I.akc L'riloti Addition, sl7.'i, Nellie M lloAlnann to Illiani Iltirnctt, lot" and 10, In bloek *7, and M» :i and 10, la block 6S, In I akc Citlon ailditlon, sl. T. Il rilßi|i!;rr> and wife to James Hen nmsy and t A Klebmond. Wtsti, 7. and 5. In block ft, of Mclillvra's second aildl tloil, |'JOO Charles (iwirar to K.dward Bourebler, bits r i and t-, Lilot'k 10, In Crown addition, $250 Martha SfridKhsm Htul huibftrid to Jo k>|.)i TrimJile, frart 120 by 99 fvrt fit N\V after. l>. vj N IM K„ S. I'. R. R. ('O. to Thotnftn Si>r*uht, PW» 4 of z»,Tp. 'it N*.. It. 5 K.. $l4O K. M Ree*- to Martin Viboy. traft 12 by 40 fvet In 8E' t of Tp. .'4 N.. R. K. f |:*w. Davlfi T. Denny and wife to K. P. Geary, lot Mork I. Evt Park arfrllt'oii, U/./ir M«.noJl to Henry Gtrfvn, lot 4, bka-k to, of D. T. I)hiu\'h Park addition t'orth Si rtttlo, -D- f 1 4«ll*ii4»r«- am! wif« to A. Rowe, lots 7 to 13 in vr w 'k 20, of Madi non street addition,, I uu R. P Iteitielft and wife t? Edward ui«, lot 6. block r, :*otiii u tic,n, II7W. II Newman to R. Hughes and J. Jones, trai tof land 1 rods by 6 rm!s, In H4'. 1 of Bee. i'-s, Tp. .'I V. It. ft, |a«> David T. Ilenny and wife to W M. cur tls, lot 10, block *7, ol |i T. I»i-nii) futk addition to North Seattle, I '.'o John Ifeiarich, Br., and wife to lleinrh h A lot 10. blk 17 in lUnford'* addition toHouth Seattle, VtOO. J. 11 Rengftorft' and wlf«* to f. s. £ak aaewakl, lot JO, blk 4 in J. If. if« Addition, |l Siorah to J. W. r rt et at traw 11 t>i• tlon |»lat. fa***. Jay Franef* and wife to E. K. tract lOy in Writ Seattle flvo «crv tract*. IFJOO Paget Hound t'huutAii juh Anvnbljr to John YIII*;, lot 11, ChlUtauqHA IU-Hoh, 18 W. K. William* and wlfo to in-rtte Hnau, lot M, blk M in |ffll}uard a l.aki W a»hingt third nl ;(JJtfoiii to Hvll V tiny'* plat of J. It. MetiH-t and Wife to Anuto rl*ht. lot i, blk 0. 1» 1 *econd addition to North rruiivin KatontoJohn It l»n#ry. lot 27, Mk I. Well'* addition, |p/ IMuilcl i arney to J (iauthier and wife, NW*-i of NK' 4 an t NW, of M 4 ofh. W. T|». 'JO N, K «i K. fIOP. Fred Cornell and wife to taoU Lndwitf, 1f.".: 100n« ri *in lot pi. sec. I> tN, K 4 F. f." o. Franklin M Jo net to Henry A. Smith, ail of blk VI, tillmnti x addition. except a tract Iti Mild bUX'k by i ft. U'.\(W If. Ifallt r and wifr to ii«org« {ktrfTt-l, a tract de*~rlbed by melt* and bound l in tec 'J, IV. v. N, K4 K, 11. Kranklln M Jaitea to W I* Preston, lot '•fit.blk Oilman'* add, frOiV Franklin M. Jones to Amelia J. Ptfiton, lot 24, blk i.\ oilman's add. 17 Frrt.ikllu M, Jones toOtis Preston, lot 10, Mk I.', (fIiOHU add, It Franklin M Join ato W. I„ Preston, lot 9, blk 4«', (jiltnau'» a td. It 0. John Aniroento Edward Kcnnah, 10 acr»- n h, •j, n, r 0 John to J K'lvt arda, ct al, nf u c V,. n 1 4 of n c 1 4 and .»of uw 1 •cc tn n. r »c; th** II of n u 1 1 bw 1 of n k und nv» 4 of «w 4 A tj» .1 i r6 c, l!vnr\ 11. I». firborn am! wife U> Miranda tl. M« ii* H P Imnh Uan I wife to Tbontail>av!«», lot ;t, t k i :.»ix h H-ld. I•" %n»;i M.'hlio.rn and wi.V t" Harry iviain v. lot* i;{ to itf Inclnrive, blk 4, >tar Add. f s Jo i i!«::n d and wife to o nrr. lot blk >H'*h 1» Vc*ler'» lx! add |4 J i. K:• n mid n ife to Uii'lin IM- n'»l in (ir»t n l ake Cirrlr Kaiir-v-nd »«td. umllvMdl '2 3 inU'r\"»t tn n w t of e *m'c i Mlnir. .i. 1 in of W i Jk arc tp ii* r 4 i». and all title and tetei of th«> articn of the hri«J |-art to M or l.im- add. *7W»> J«>«- Jiim r. Hoffman, trartmnc "f t o, rti c, i\m!« by feet And MiKi-> ,i 1-th t»» Frt d E der, lot* 4 and Idk Ycider't -d add, su|>i>leni» :i tAl,!^ Austin v r» ll und wife I*. and M lot blk -I>. .1 add of bd to TboniA* Kwine. t u»: in \\»,t M-attle a re tra. t*. No i. f eatt'e land an t >em ■auMen, U»n ui nu 1 of »ee 13, t|»2l r 4 e. 4 t hautationa t" P Harri«on, K»t« (to 11 !iti *ive, b!k and lot* 4 t*» V tin Unix o. t- k 10, hauIAtMSA beach. 4100. tieorvo I 1 .f, m,j wife U» *>pt« n A Kirk n k It KI.MO ati>'. P. Ka **nn« >yn a-k. J J K li-wi* and wtfe to i»«*len Kirk lacd, lot I, blk 'l. titral add lota 11. J2, l .n, Mk and a. d l«. Pay* add; t-!k larenee Han k»r\; aWl j i |iu) k Clare tn e Hartford Adit. P! H I« wi% to Martha l.rid« 'arnu r. bik 12. ,*,-u 4 _ 1 J 1. l»cr;nt nu.i wif** t*» ttttjr W nca IH«UH> M add to u no l»eorvv l l »";rtrl and wife t»» n Ktrk •and. Jot 7. Mi \a if* mifp mental add to i vntral >e«U >l«e KMKRtnY'* Atnnix Twcnt% «m« dcvdi vtiv tiicd for reeord rc*'l*rda Itnludufjr aewral ijnite laift >,,t x 1 t, r: ab anuHitit of the ua named was t' *v424 and i Atvra-:. i 'l-4 Foi.w c ne.l fin- u of Mk> and ,i £|tn uiucb *ft k:a a* In I'H\ ~f Ma> narti i lat, W\ t«*. Purr!* an»i to J 11 Mo titav.. i v.> js n. ..*b .~f Ati 7. Mk 4. n I and 7. blk >3% 4. auU «.,k 4i, and blk* and «-i»! J* W.4a» i \vU>fv M-'d. Ait ;n oA\id V j «r« s lat, j iav '"Sai.-ir -\u S it and w.to to J I!. Me- Ura\i, j,.. n;}«rt ak'lrv» tuaa and alfe to K P UtttkH, M|®l lot b k lain of >aiah U*. a add. ti?u« Feather*tone to trustee* t>l OUve ißrwoeh Uxlxe No 4.1. O. O. F iau I, w 4, Mk 32, Mercers add, |17«l» K Hejderww et aL to i*,rrt W Harris, ind Pre-rlit* tat ha* 2~x. and 7, bik 42; lota 2. 4 and 7. Ut 43. a'r Wk 44 n,Ti1 J. it. MfCllutork and wife to Cfcaotau 1"a Assembly, lots and fatk U. kx. 4, E 7. s. li asd 12. Mk K: iota Ito 7 inelo rtveaadll aod 12, btk 17; Jotal to ttiaelß •ire, tsik l«; lot* I to II laeiwtte. bik iota 4 and i, bik 27; lots Ito 7 laeiwise, Wk 1 S4. and i.4 I, bik *V tbrJß j Mary V Hall and hnahwad In W F.. Nirbols, lot I, bik li. Bell A -J>ennT pUt. txm. Sberilf of Kin* nasty to Fatrfac Topllta, lot 4. bik 22 la A A l>enny*> 3rd add. 17019 E- H. Kilbonnse and wife to I. J. IJeb tenberr. 7 acres in t 4 of see 21. tp J* n, rS e. IUV 4 bik 22. Barke .Ad add. 44.V0 J. J llobbs and wife to M. C O'Brie a. lots 7 and s. Mk 2, (swii-r add. $1 Tift II T Hcott and wife to Jennie Keed. lots 1 7. and V, Mk 7, Boas' add, |3iV bantanoua Aseembiy to Carrie ifhom way, lot f»lk 12. cbantatMina be» b. 1.." K. N. McFaddcn to Anna J. Fineknes. Mk 1", Wo>/dland add to Salmon Ba. City, l-c SOUND SHIPPING. ROMW* 4 H 4KTVMS WKKE I XIHALLI 14T1TK L4«T WT.KK. injarinam Slow Dispatch In l.o»«linf at Ti*oa»a-ltatll», Taroma, Blakr lf»y and GtMiklt ffavr the Ur(««t tlfftm. P.»fcT T«»w**r»t*, Aus?. 11—Taroma hm* !wirem many luadlnx a# any other P#>rt. ThUi« «s»metblnjs onn»na!. and an inquiry into the ran** thereof revral* a Wrong which sh4>««ld f*- rrtnedled by the eitjr at the )u-*d of theSonnd. It fa alow dispatch Nothing i* «o InjtsHotis to e*»an~ mrrre. «>wner« and masters fight *hy *A a t,ort where it takes over two month* to n* in the rate in rcjtard t«, tw,» »K»w at the ity of I>e«tiny. It J«» «afe to *M»y that the in i«rnond real will he ready /or aea Thurwlny, aceordirts to information th«? POvement do not dfttpiay r'ittitn«*ndai>le enten«ri-r* in nr»t heinf able tojjet the prt>dn hint; a the Sound e.iai with the Franklin, and, of course, have precedence over load in«; hut It W ireueral opinion that more apital and h« ip at the mine* w.»ulund. porta loading for and their reaped!ve tonnage AT numt. Tuna. Sh. Paring lln«» ctroit, coal for S F 1,494 f?h. Mine Jacket, coal for 2. Y 1.:;36 Total 4 AT FACOMA. !»h. State of luio. for Y *.4nghai »h Wm. 11. McUiivray.lum. VaiparaiM) 1,210 Hk. Maderia, (discharging freight} H|6 Bk. Hannac. lumber ft»r Valparaiso 1.072 hk art(iu, lum MrHM»urne 'v; Hk IrU lumber foe Melbonrm- :v4O -t hr lumber, lionaldo Hk. Pak Wan, for Melbonrue H|H Total, 6 vefaeis &JM AT roar n AMRLR. shn Am phi trite, lum. Helbonrne. 1,70s >■U. lumber for Sau Fran« i«C4» 7.*8 j Hktn. KilekHaMnmber lor Honolulu. 4"J.» Hk. Jaw. A king, hltii. II moluiu Total, 4 vessel* AT rofrr HADtoea. sh viwtralia,lumber. M'Mh.»nrr*e. 2,17.*» Hilt, HetrJever, lumber. Baa t rkucist*oovery *2.ITT IVnt TowoMriid 2 1 cm tn i i rV for or»ten* Hivrtor Aaliorp. Itktn John Sta*»tth« 3*S ton* turn »*r from Port Hakt y to T«»«rn#\i He. r Valpa raiso for i«f'lfr»v Hr bk KMen. b'.> lumber for Mel U»urm». rrpiu» Hr *h «»e»x Thuumon, t129 ton* lumber from I'ort h J »'i H f h». W t»:ii iaaj'r t» II l^V. I* M WHitm >.-v. -14$ ton* whea: fptm to Cork for »>r Hr bk KIiWHIc« Ttvut. TiM ton* him Wr to M**lU»urae Nor bk N)ah tou« lumUt to M* >himl>ia. tout wlwit from Ta comi t>' l ork lor or»br* Mr bk Plymouth, WIS tou«* wheat fn»m T*c nm to fork fir «h ii*wroft. tot** wJseat from In com* lot ork *t am mtuo Nor lrvi»: .hi .i»sj ton* lun- v r i*» Mi'lhuurnt*. N.irbk Aou». M* tmu limber t«» V. i Iwunw. N.ir t.k 'irntni B«6 t>>a» lumber t.» Melbourne HrbkM. Uvitßi I lon* m®lw Srdoev. Vn-r t>W II r I»T«*. N too» luaWr U. Shauaba* __ Hr «h I r", l'.«; h>«4 ton- .mVi t,rn-k Hw k fatllkl Ui.it K»>i u>« unn h KmJ© l>>r work M h«r»l he tnniltl the >i:«irtir Soaril wi> ulnay* rmpli ilit* l>ru kU*cr »a ttnjf whirti h« |«l up Al lilM lif fr.'l l,;!i irf hetiti hi* l.iUvf ll« i«rekMvl t"vnb' *»l h- * «>«rur uin ili« all. |nrkr>» i» out. an-i f «niri hi> 41HVI! rriHrii iho rtnU itr tin- kt fc|wtni(>ii Jii:» -*v«T-ti tilnrH. UH Hi', h J ttiiir lha« »hrn t! It »>£man ouxi» a|> with Uie ne\; bod *erv Utt!* of th* Kirmff our hast here. it»e«! lfe-i I luAn psit in fvw t»or» *h» iX'vrr i»r wft* brhniit. ftK I'ml ii be »>>uU J quirtfr a tin to In- *tfp~- (if wotiki kr*f> My (s« W.cklavcr? gy«io^. COMMERCIAL. IPKUI mmin RWCUNIM 11 •or unn.

I k Favorabl*. Report* frwaa Uadai T*rk aad Hss rranei*eo Priest Higher at tkt Ks*t-Sk*r Crop E«tiautH SEATTLE. AC*. 1L Tke P(Mt ISTHUCE» n yesterday mors iag ordered through Mr E. Meeker's eo« nertSons in the several bop nsrtrn t wbleb Seattle is interested, reports of condition ol the bop crop and the slate o the market. Answers were promptly rt wirei Onr from aay* 'X'ro] prospeeu in England Improving flightly Estimate of our crop, mooo old duty. Ai 4, 04 d doty" i* eqnwi to a hole, benee thady, generally at a mall fraction Under the opening, tiovernments were dull and steady. RX. v Sterling exchange.*)nietand h« av>.vrith ac tual trfisin> It.M'i. for GO day bills, S4.S7 1 for demand. weattm. 4s (coupon) 127*^ Pauri Pacific Mortheru yacitfc Preferred! Preferred Northwestern 11. New York Central MF 1 Navigation IM, Tran« continental x l'a»ifii Mail :o. Rock Nland lo^' 3 St Lonls A Ban Francisco, ;tj 4 St.Paul t iraaba. 4.V v Texa.- Pacific I'niou Pacific A Wella Fargo Ex press 136, Western I'niou N? 1 American Kxpren Canadiau Pacific Canada Southern M Delaware i.7 1 Krie JWfo Ijike Shore 96%, LoitisviUe A Sa»!*,wUe ol Miehiitan entral *7' kai.-a« A Texa* l+\ Oregon Improvement r>*. Reading 6S 1 2 St. Pan! 7:t, l*. 8. Ex press 7ft, NEW YORK MARKET*. NEW YORR, Aug. 11.—Hops—Quiet and unchanged. Sugar—Firm: fair refining 5M6e: re fined, steady; C, s'v; A, h* 2 e: extra C, a WkW'f: wbtteextrac, 6 7-l6rfa«ll-16e; yellow, tiottf 1 16c; off A, fr^cf*? 1 Ptsud ar, firm at lP 4 r. Op tions, -'lnt* higher; fancy active: I>tles, 41/iOO bag*. August (ll'ell 10; Sep temlK-r 610 i>oriilo October, 9(W«10. Petroknr.j opened firm at s7c. and after asi •dc U Ct ame strong and advauced b» v »!.arp decline then wft in on which market closed weak at Kfij.-, CHK'AOO f-Ront E MARKET, cm v.. Aug 11—Wheat—Easy; cash, Ki 4 »c; September. S2' h c. August, IP 1 Corn—i4>wcr; cash, 44c;September, 4; },c; !»«■44>ber, 44 r c Oats steady ca«h, J.'jc; September, 24*% c; Octo'ier, 24% C. Barley—Nothing doing Pork-Strotifcr; a h. September aud Oc tober, sl3 50, lard—Steadv: cash, September, P'. .0; October, ts m. CMK AOO I4VR rroC'K M ARKET HtcAteers, '.HJf'to df»; at.K ker* and feeders, t_ -vi .'-0, Texas attle, rv lower; stern*, fi r l 40; cows #1 756t2 'IS; western grangers, weak er; na'ives aud half-breeds, f3Mt4 ec»ws, 12 w;i Ht«»—Rereiots, stea l othf-rs 1ow«t; mixed. BC*".o ; 40. FMufcp- fcecriptc 10,000; »u-«dy uttvM li 7.V44 90; wt»Ti*rn. f.s 4V'» I Ttr.\a« •b*»ni, 13(43 **9. ttVKBFOOL GRAIN MARKKT. laVßßi*'»«»l-. A*l». 11.—hCRt StroDC. niand not ••ffVrlmc; *'a'i fornln No 1. 7* j»1 rtntal: ret! we*U?' a uprh «.«5n \Ui%7% s\ r*l wv*terw wi\, !€r> lldcjiii r«»rn der.iau'l rt'.minul Hskid vt «f*?rn, 4» per o ntrj, j-l»»K 1 ntelll^eisre. Mal An.: il.- Sail-.s hr UknC. !*'»k: An- KV»', Ann. 11.- Wfi'.nT fair. wtu»l fr>.-*h crovcrament line i!ovo. no reiw>rt» from M)N IM'LAHM A BLE W OOD. I «r **t yanltle of r»ta««i«m anil Taint. At the request i the mini ter »»f j'wMir »«>ik "•aystht* Jawmi' of V -n.- ft J ft*. M. H t«« ir. ht» s M IHmnjr. prore«M>r- at tbe *krnt I ni yrr-it'v. h.tve oomlwUNi a seiie* of vx j»ei iti'.etit ami itive*tij?:ilk»b« in ron nretton with rrn«!eriiiv' vr*>*■-eml**bli the eonduj render* l >o firepr e 1 by heat, it i* very to oppnre it. t*» a extent. 0 the J :o|*rty of «at *hit»i? ati«i com nutn' t it the wood with a *uit a» n inition It i.« rh"»t, Hovtrt-r, -n ?1« nf that thi» cent|mbillon or >tant r s m a high degrte thf propert ren»ierin>f the w«HHtunin ilsnuiirt -U»; it «*i»tit}:i; »he treatment mu«t r.oi involve an e*pen*e out of proportion wtb the purpose t« s which tot wood is nor .*hrk« Nor >ho;' thf attack any metal part-* wht« h ii may le to use lith the woo*). The proce** *houW a!x» be ol np|4ication. with a brttsh, for in stance, the only manner iu whi»'h it an it- ap|4 «»i tt» exiaiin*: t»in-» The wjxxl thu.i lie capable «*f weifinp i uierabk extent, b»* in ure»i "O a* to pre«erri butkiinff* from a limited an»l ten>p«>r ary tire- at any rete until a>'-t atirc arrives. The mctho.l* preserving again*! hn are of two k»mi* the injectio* of valtt-e M»iution- An ti ta rtN for u*e in tbi* n».*nnei are cv»n?»t« of p\>ta«>iutu ami a- r*t«

Krtf Hrtler Th** Mwiatne. York MID The old «ay injr that "UwMeak i 1 better Uian «|uinine i- re .livable support trom r-v h u men OH tile t'Vnjev Man'-ey rf.:ar*!e-v 1-oma a partu uJarly nt health J u place, iut tt ha* lot a |>art v>i .t* »Mt cattse w* re intr**.«ve* AHn the ga*«..en* The t: rt' v> nien at the *ett leu sent L\v» no bee calleti ujon to attend the fUncra 01 a Knr»»fran for a year. Tl.« rr ben h-«% ra,ilt{i»;«*t until they are abfar f.a\e he ft meat n the»r ttwe ever; v.«Uk tity tJ :r.Js a ffx*t im r oven.ent «i* tie tinned nea:- a«-* «annrxl MpQA wbk h Mank; »nd ht- etwd r »tn i tth lay ttvc f-- RViAtic*- *>4 the en t WATOON W. MOORE, \TT'"KXEY AXI> COCMUOI AT law. MK> Front street. Kenvoc block. r. w T mniiruin 5. met ituiu, E. C4BK. MrHriile, Carr Ac Proton, VTTORNEY9 AND COCN.-EIXORs AT law. Oficea At Lacouner. Xonnt Vrr oon and .Seattle, aeartie cOn, T cater IxtTf block. jrlTdw j «*U!I. I JOBS A CdOCKErt. I NEWLIN Je CROCKKrr, ATTORXrYs-AT-LAW— OVTSCK THIRD floor Ye*lrr-LevT building; roosu ad F>-.a;a» r laad offlce. KJJK.V SMITH. VTTORXEY AT LAW. r. ft rOJf*l«- «f.»ner au4 Notary Pahijo Kb* ianJ» t*m f. Room*. i Frau* nfhaTs Block, Front stiver. -K. X. V. GOODBI'KKD, pIIY-ICI VS AXDSrRGE*IX. f:i M- I 6 aud 7 JltODG** building, Frunt sf. Villi.l£. .T. \V. .IOHNSIJN, pilr-I' lA.V vxn BCRiiEOX. OFFICE.: 1 Fronr street, between Bell awl Batierr. w. T. UK. GEO. A. KEICH, \i CI.I-T. AIRBST. LARYXGOS UPIBT.' havimr from bii trl|» loth* East an I En rope. *:111* pirated to mee: hi* former im'r.-n* and othem (leairtnc hl« render*, a: former office, in the Y» e er Learv BlurH. Seattle, W. T. Kc»itie:)i ner Fourth and Marion. jylTdw j I3R. H. 13. LONGAKKK, pRADUATE OF THE UKIVERSITY OF I T Pennsylvania. make* a speeialty of liwtiei of the eye, car and throat. Trent* private, chronic and *kin diseases. Re move® cnncer. tumor* and nicer* without pain or use of the knife. Office, comer Third and Cherry streets. Hor»p». i» a. m. t" I p. rn. £t. T. Minos, M. D. jj L. E, DAWSON, H. I». DHB. MINORS DAWSON pIIYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. 1 OFFICE* IN OPERA HOl>E BLOCK. Telephone#: Office, No. 82; Dr. Minor'* resid«»fire. No. H.?. 13 K. SHANNON, I3ITYSHHN AND SURGEON—OFFICE, Union Block, Front street. first floor, upstair*. Room 10. Office hours—lo a. in. to 12 m.: 2t04 p. tn.: 7 to 9 p. m. C L. HftTH, M D. 8 ai res WILLARD, m. ft. DHH.HMITH AC WILLARD RAM KM IXBBOB a0n.... I I Poncln's Block, Front street Office hour*— to 4 p m. and 7 to H p. m. 1 1)Iv. A. C. WILLIAMB, I JHYSICIAN AND SUROEON—FORMER i Sy S»ir*i*on City Hospital. St Louis. M>. Offiofr— R ax 6, No. attle. w T. i Mr. and Mrn. R.J. Castle, HEAL SB9 ANP TEACHER*-Cms-; tian Science. Mental FT. alin*. No. 1016 Seeonlstreet,between MadisonandSpring. ««'aftl*\ Washington Territory. 13It. 11. K. SMITH, DENTIST. l jll Fror^Street-, l>cna> Block. Room I'- jyeiml IV Kit, MOOKK AT CO., OF.AH" HERS OF KErOF.I>S-ROOMS i 0 1», 'A\ H>. 3»>, third tioor, Union Block. Complete abstract* of title furnished to any lands iu the city of Seattle or Kin* emntv. MKVKK .V DOWN KOCH, 4 RCIIITE« TS AND SUPERINTEND euva.ttfi Frout strei t, Kenney bN»ck, Seattle. 17 i KISHKH Ac CLARK, 4 RCIIITK* TS BUTLER BUILDING, Jarncs si oppo-dte Or* 'dental Hotel. 11. HTEINMAN, 4 Fronts' d Jlar; >n ta. (7. \v. t a iTiiT>77l7 NOTARY PUBLIC AND CONVEYAN eer, Ko >m l*. Ponetn building M H9. H. ML. M ATH EWB, 'KYrr WRITER COPYIST ALL KINDS K of t>pe'-writ v v.«> k exeeuted. Office, nvm r»ton Hardware building. ANDERSON. BERTRAND CO., Civil and Mining Engineer* and Drnnght«nten. J> All P. 1 AD. MINiN n ATKR W )RKS It topocraph'cal. bridfn, sewerage and 1 rm ng given Sal alien- Ij-WK NH, /MYIL FN««;SEEI>. sURYEYnRs AND V a>% and otlu r pul> lie work* desiffuen and built. HtS". spe rififfice IX, Butler Bioi k, James st .u-?. KiV t K-yidental OAl11» V hi: vV ll« M AND MIXING EN« ILNEERS~CITY V. r» lie. K-» Tas 31 and 3CT, l H! k Tak»-elevator.; IC.VBfiHM9,IEL(LE CONS! I TING ENiiINEER -AND— AIM HIT KCT, Formerly I'npil of !*lr Fm, 4 V,n«ultmc Injiarrr. London DOCKS WAR KIIOT* SE S, DRAINAGE AMUtYDKAt U' WORK -t*E« 1A I.TIES 1- I fTEEN TEARS F.\ PERIENCE IN I*. of tke world. F. IT a- 1 1\« o! a b ««et. and umbU Streets, c attle. W T ;ylf MEMORIALS For i«r 4rf«rt«l A Rare Collection of Designs. .V. t". t"HOMF»ON-. |\t> -.\SR V\N TACT* UOtOV 1f a! t .-j Hr»«i u raMM IT «n-J I*. Ookscif*. i• '->9* "•'■■l *1: UlUl ik-mxtb- y i\ Aa*W GRACE HOSPITAL. Tarter..* 2* r a? V* I Mil PLHITtP I'llTl III: (IF Hill* II M The Paii* of Griant Hippopotami! Male and Female, for which we declined a proffer of Forty Thousand hollars less than thirty day*ago. BIG. BRILLIANT AND BEWILDERING IN EACH AND EVERY DEPARTMENT. #250,000 ].iMishly Fxpended in Radiantly Perfecting this Towerine Phenomenal Fomliination for the Present Tour. CO Mirutcs cf Circus Mith 3CO Meteoric Performers. 30 Minutes o« Gladiatorial Contests. 30 Minutes of Hippodrome Races, with Professional Jockeys and SO Thoroughbreds. 30 Minutes for the Museum, with 1,000 Marvelous Animate and Inani mate Curios. 30 Minutes for the Menagerie, with 500 Specimens. Createst Cathering since Noah s Day. 3 Hours of Dazzling, Fascinating Entertainment. The Only Complete. Perfect and Lavishly Sumptuous Reproduction of the Races, Revels and Cladiatorial Combats of Ancient Rome in nearly 2,000 years. 60 English and Kentucky Thoroughbreds in Soul stirring Struggles for Supremacy. Enormous Race! Track Four Times Around, One Mile. Heroic Olympian Cames and Cale donian Sports. Peerless. Poetic Royally Resplendent Street Parade, appearing on the Public Thoroughfares at IO o'clock a.m. USUAL POPULAR PRICES OF ADMISSION. PERFORMANCE AT CUSTOMARY HOURS. Positively aad Laplutlwlly No Free Ticket* to Anybody. EXCURSIONS "W" ILL BE FL TJ IST OIT THE SKAT'I'I.IC, I.AKi: SllOltl-: A KAKTKK.X WAIIJ(OAI), COM >lltl cV IM SIlOWi: KAILHOAI). One Fare for the Round Trip. Tickets l.imd Returning the Following Itay. THE MIGHTY LEVIATHAN OF ALL THE SHOWS WtH vJ# tb* in TerriU/* r. Or**-'* tetst fo It •.w f*at a at'l. *E >#t» 'hr OKf ATF.»T fc H t».\ f.AKTII. It ifx-*.' ta) iJnt fton tb*p MAKE A JsifTVL Of TT 'ilfT UV.\l>\ T'» v Tiff r*T -H A THAI EVf TH U'MiNBI 1:1.1.1; H It! IH.. s.>lurd»y. Augu»l 11. A N M I-It, —a turilny, ACIIIII.I Is. IM»i:T TOM V-«KM». Ttir«i»t !l. Auiruol 1-% «i»«l Ml. rtIHTLA N l>, WfdnriMlay mul Thurxluy, A iiffUMt >i:\v WEsTMI\NTEI«, Kridoy, Auifiiwt 17. auil 11 ri. AaJ throc(h Califorml*. eyemlag la S«a Fruciic* for m short on September 14. amJ m»li «a Uu it«kaiU| 7 KS T AUR A. Y F* EVER SEEN. UILFOKT BttOTHEHS, Exponents of t'laN-ir Statuary I'osin?. PETIT AND McVEV, Astonishing Aerial Stars. HEX AND RENO, Wonderful Limber Men and Ilich-Kirk in«r Dancers. ASHLEY AND HESS. Skating Experts and tirotesqnes. THE SI'NLINS, Equestrians and Inimitable Vaulters. CARON BROTHERS, the Funniest Tlowns on Earth. MELROSE FAMILY. Bicycle Experts. AND AN ENDLESS ARRAY OF EQUESTRIANS, GYMNASTS, ACROBATS AND GENERAL PERFORMERS "PILLSBURn BEST* "PILLSBUBY'S BESf "PILLSBUBT'S BEST" The celebrated Minaeitpolij Fatemt Flour It mxkri from 40 To 60 pound* more bread than winter wheat tw. j A»k your grocer for it. "NUDAVENE FLAKES" "NUDAVENE FLAKES" "NUOAVENE FLUKES" Made from the celebrated Xervty White Oatf. the mo»t healthful food 1* the world. AB early break/aft reliahe* Atk your grocer for it. N. A. SANBORN&CO Agents, FMI ftlmnftii SI.. ii fill or»t>r*. Hther larm or amail. Yon will fto4 that OB I mnil of hU Immense Iraoa Ma f whole Mat I* k.pl fra*b a»4 I rl«**n, and th*t to fIT» I roil br'U-r llW4Mil[[ I mm*' In tl» «lty. I of the j BRAHD ;j: Eut mrm Cor*-W, Uicorarad H mma j Whlck h« K inrlfht MHp[ •o:-.kc hoa**. by the V rrat*». ton or S for HALL I>AVUf DUNGENESS lArffcNßP Charles Louch, mo ST AND inflow. STEAM TUG FOR Stll Its .TH »o rr.rr. beam rm, J of I 'M 7U r««' 8.11 of *r, jnlrt it rung, la Ihe fall iff MM. wl U M f|» trM wudiUMi far l3im«4i«i» aap »ie« xb» l« 6'W ih* f-mr of MM, -iuMnrH* "i fOS l *f l I MU M. Ifcrra for»»nr«. MM 11nch wh |M .u-*e» chi'Manv; n»ia i of tfmfuer. use **rf*» e wtlllMH -BwltK. Sft iarb -Simm***of t s:»irr 2ft iarh «lr*>fce. Iwpror*>4 *ir m f| t»un|), <»M WNfc CflMißO* M The tbov f *M h.iftt wii'tt IKjfl i- Ufl

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4 THE PBST-DfTILLiGINCIE WMW Duir ami «nur In Che foal FT aau. Mf, i rear, la advance IV> M MH.lmonth. I Weakly, 1 year. WMkiy,« moctbt. 1 fmktt. I year. J w«Mr ami vmaAxj, war. la aivt* Weekly, when not t+i»rt-* »y«- tem. It 1» not rtated in »o many WOfd* that thi* line i« to be a link in (he Hotitherri Pari fir eyatem. but the drenm-t»r>*r lonaerlr tit? chief Mifiwr of the Ktanfort Crocker roads. uJ l pr#*id«t»t of the Tnion Iron Work* of Han Franrinco, whi h i* rlowljr allied with Uie Southern I'a ciflr Mr. Ewtnjc, alao a resilient of (tan is well-known in Heat i!» as the p-ircha-er of Uie We*l Heat tle tract, whick i* mom being laid oat With tefereii' e to large future derelop snent All •ion. namely, that this projected road is simply the Southern Pacific under another name, and that it is to make its northern terminus at Seattle, con ■ertin? here with the Wot Toast road and tbenie with the Canadian Pacific. This conclusion Is inevitable. The facts also furni«h a solution to the West battle puule «bkh has been the subject of much interestol •peculation during the past few months On this sightly point which la in fact part of beattle. although not jet included within the corporate liui its, ii to be the terminus of the Houtli •rn Pacific's northern system The porpow of the purchase and of the prodigeous improrements now under way is at last made clear. Mr. Hir ing'* assurance, furnished in a brief Interview, that the work of construc tion i" not to be delayed Is ail that i« needed to complete tlie plea-ing pros- P*»F.Kt WKN The etlitor ol tht* pacer propose* to devote a tract of twenty acres near Se attie to a gvner al purpoM orc-har.l which be wlabe* to plant in -omelhing like the following proportion* IJtW apple tree- '.W cherry tree* .'•si |»-ar trees,3Bo plum tretu it w decide upon the Palais.* i t the plan* fumi*hevV tor* wtd be allowed on til the I >ih of ?v To riEINM. It w to be hoped that the rer-erst •ehtnreof two American 6'tintve-wel* by Canadian may prwwthjy have the effect of bringing «IM ftrrao crata to a realizing aeo«« of tha hamitia tioo to wb:th the Catted Mate-* i» now being aobjerlled. The toxlam of the party, however. have fVMdntfd them •trine* ao abjectly in the wor-hip ot their (at end that St i« not to be *a ptvte>.{ an ordinary outrage rm «n Amervan riiuen ran convert th«m the beikf that the present head of the tm not infaEfbie. It ha* alway been cewvten led that American tewh were entitle 1 to the Mime pririle*e» in Canadian water* that are panted to Canadiaa *e*-eit in American wat«r«. fhtr diplomata have been outgeneraled >jnfortanateiy. an t nome i'it>hi} «rrrewSere«t in the pa-t. We are entiti« atithonar the president to withdraw from i anwla tlje prjrilege iieni«*l a* Yet to-day, in coiMequeitfe of admitrfatratioo pre»- •ore. all the Dewwarrata have ebangrd front and «ivocate the ratification of a treat T which withhold* from u- ww of the very privilege- which they, one year ago, "tonlly maintained we ought to have. HAR!y, th.it the I>e \j**- Panama *rhetne will prove a fail* «re, owing to it« in>practicable rhara«'> ter ami the enormoti# n with the canai project. Should it be carried out, we, more than any other )*opie, will te affected tiothfrom a al and com tuorcial standpoint With French in Ux atetl at Panama and Oenoan iotrrt*!*' fastened on Si/arajfUa. w«- ahould aak Ofliwitw if there i* not t daniter *»f tbe»e two cointrie* into mere dependent Kran- e am) (•ernuny, and if there i.«. whether the I nited State* out of rr-! jrafil for her own safety ami that of her M*trr rtpuhflrs ibiHik) not take «tep* to prevent it A canal will w hethcr or not it lie l»u:it hv Amrfi*aw« and with A uteri an»ap itai The contrai l d»e4 yesterday be tween Uie Seattle, Lake Shore A £a«t ern lUiiroad and the Mo«a Hay Iron i\y i* gcwMl new* in a double *en*e. af- aa it doe* a-»-urance- concern iiif two great with the fut ire interest* of Seattle It demonstrate* that K>th the Mo»« Hay I rt»n work* and the Seattle l ake Shore A £a.*tern Ka !r\»a«l are pom# ahea«i There ha* been mhuc wry *tupi and unjfenrrou* cr»tici*m re *pubter* and croak er* Will mwii ttne** the ticmon-*tra tion of their own stnpidit> 11 i* the atyle now. in Seattl**. w hen At>eakinx of in the tiim, dis tant and impenetrable iuture toaltade to it a* wimethinje a* far aw «y that I.IVr« t»* U »fi||p with l>rar«. ligiar Ueeker. ol K :;o ,t vai l th:« sore noon that he wo id w thui he co.ildi thrviw any raM.:. *t;o-;4tatn l«*ar :n a fair wreatlinff niatch, ri«ted the bear IV e«vi>k that h»ftr« are the '*;rc*t «t|»l Vera in lb# an i their hu^- the tWft.tSt litt«*« 11|. Few realise wh .tar- enema to man Uie et twm mh* tl> It i* crouch to tWm crawl over war' hare thim tavUtt] ite our "i'uS hea««*. Hut tin?re wre 4 which the U gttHSr that put all lhe*e m tbe itet V*i* eat an4 MitrVl matter that ia »tih irer«u> uaUt thri are nAeii *uh them. n;>d then t*tc u* an-t I*' "ao> ..late us Witlt «u*ea>e. «*r leave the ix*ni.ac?**u in t>ur foOi* We hea? a jjreat «ieiit tR« Ittlie thinir* that up Uie one teif a* about the httle Utinp that cauwt death. TMMK MKDICU ttunonn B«w nrtMM If—lmr Umr+mr+d mm l>4«n Ctrl. V«.i OO »rr Sewaj Afcpnt Ut ago a J ahowi l« ol *g*. who >tot>- day momim. a aboot three fein»B»ra **Sed at the tent. one at tten lepwweflttaf hsaiseil a* j,,r-v>- He leW the pH that he wanted to make her better, b«t the Indian- "anted nothing to with the woald-b* prufe-etonaJ eSeatid be they kixn nothing of h» -AiU. which he'i in the thread ar.*i the iie-h contained in tt« loop wa« UWB a- indar TTU» oper* twn wh b itou-t have «a«d great pain, wa- repeated several tin*- and eery likely -evered the Ungial arterr or one of ite brancb e-. for It. uwi a great 'leal of hemor rhage whb h eviientlv weakene.l the girl lor -be never cp»>ke a:terwanl». John wanteti to further in hi» rwejrckei. ami with the ner ib- -uniniew ed pickiat two *ery >teep bole- IT. the (tirl ne> k above the breait bone, and twit «tt«ieil with thi- three more ho4e» were picked oat on the tipper portion of the linkuun! m tfie median iine. Dtirinr the one fM»rr in which tbe binamen were pcr (ormmx the rirl kicked. rie»i> aad «tru(tr!ed furi«i>ly, but h*l no ♦■fCr- t upon tl»en» and ther tried to on«4a> momitie at o'rloek F»>r frei«ht, na,*aasr».' aj»i»l j on Uard -r fi. n.e as?e®t, THoMA' 1 UUWKf, A, But:er Mark, -battle. 500 LOTS -AT- Whatoom OnlvSlO Per Lot, d MIST BK SOLI) Poet Tuvmend and »-eturn t«> Taeoma, by the «pl?tt4i4 steam«-r A I.A S K A N Sunday, Aug. 26. TV;*' lieat rtpportauify t'(fc*ef PUOET SOUND AND THE STRAITS Of Ku? T:t• the *|ne«t2-»uaMe per *t*n* aiSuwe't. TheexraMoa under the aii*?*4«t** of meiTit»er* of thv l»r> -n-.- t t«! Fellows hai! at JJJW p m -"j;i.tay. Ao fiwt XI. preparv*! u» attentl tht> Shmdau mcnivtrtai services at th«« «'>tiera ifonne JENMF S il iIMF.r Pre*M.i«t. mm mm ANY COM j*hau« w «nmanti are herrNv or 4tn4 tt» awK-mnic iu fuii tirew uniform, without anaa, at the artn«»ry to-dav {Mia *la\ .a? r m *i:* to t- tb« afnorla! *ereice* in hr»nt»r of the late neutral »>f the arm v. Philip H *h*»ritian 11 In ct mental No S» thr mt»mt»'rs this ivmmantl mt*t »ea that their un'form* ar\* in food eonry j»rt>|K-rlj lahelUsJ. tnaperticn. sot later tbau Tuesday. August After that «tate eomjm:tv |»rofiertr will be sent and any expense iu- urred Wiil he to ths mrmtti r i-KECX. Captaiu ommamiine om|>an> A. Kiwnnaa. Kir.t GENERAL ORDER 11 I r.»wts!i; B. I> a»*>t Kel this rr«i dre«s ai'hou? a*m*. a? the af m*. tt 'ax \-.iz. o o'ebek tw Ue.'j II.- lae on I bat V ts :a.*t N Oioitpi*, a t su. aa V- jt 41 *chart* t» t»- IV.\ a-V K •'en I* «I. of i omram 11,1'; a W v.. J IIA JV K- Km .1 t ar>.j %*i;ataa' m\m mm. mn. The memher».vf §martt at ;a* m Snnda ti fur lie til a! t»«4isuc a mea*»>ria wnw ia the (lwra Ht,m«e as 3 f a.is ,kf «wr ili?m tram*, r* «arwS fhiUr H :-.»Saa. TTv uauai t>| mac a ill taorn. Tae ymhit> ts tat to a'teo*! tfcH srrvln w V Ilti MRS r.Xbnaud. 'm >i NMUmiN \'A THI A v,: aa r^» t iiif t)eevaw»t iprtww* 5 ta J I artn ta« ei.jNrvast»»B w the aa asialtfes to he Ml th> CAI mwbi neat. 1 i *rr*' 4; fee? VwtMfaf ia th£a catt nasi, at ».a;f asa l*w ?.IKT V*Kl>.lfta»ot Nattk. W T, A MfK ism. THE SEATTLE POSvT-INTELLIGENCER. SUNDAY. AUGUST 12. 1888. r»n »m h»Mi«i 'Hartford T,mt* _ Utri; in o»Trr«lai» «i 4 one of Ihf a»«-t brilliant. tft (oSdy iaMltart lal »es»» it bu em beer- P"'***; m to »wt. we *p«ke of tb# pn*H»l !«w of praise. or appre ciation this «te:it9 to I* naiarai to peopie -be *aa that they abooM net rare *o roari Sh* vda ifaOQt wrir iiupniw. "Bat. rrp'.wJ. *to»f *3le m-in-ere ilatterr. wbtch i» krtrrted, Ooraa not tbir.k that bow~t unwni of jreoroine appreciation joaxi-jn»tj be»to wed. either upon rfcil .iren or iron person*. rigfct when tb-T if-«erre it. Does it w* eocoar stimniate the moral aad Ui faeoitir* It mtm* to me that hu man being* are in re-prrt like floutm. In order to po« the* should be planted in the njrbt soil *n>i rwtsre th«»»ar.*fc -e a# wr!l a» the rair. Ap prmation h to as mdievdual what the nn*h lof i.«k> ifloter.' Tfc# l*i. v an .orM: »I eitch the thoagfct.aad it:» true, hot t.«i do not u«e ihe best word lu .-tpre*ej. aisj be at the nme time hariu tea. No -nrh drujr ribt- There it est one medw-ine cap»f>J« of i|i:inuic to nieep ro'untarv hie that hi. bren wortinr tec hour* at hirh prepare. et an iner«d iWe eitetst. «t:ll powtnr. and a litrar number of A—ni ro to bed (•rerr night more or le*- utxler the in lotace of p*>i«on Steep thu« obtained if not re-tful nor to rati re. and nature »vnti; e«»«rt» her {*naltie» for violated taw." mope severe in these cam* than in n»o«t other* f*i|se*tiori suffers first—one i* rarely bunjrry f.,.r Ureakfa-t. and loss of mornine apj>etite is a certain sign of i!!hejJlti. In.-rea-in|t nervousness follow*, until day* Itecome hardens and poisoned nipkts the only cotnfort a>Je ;art- i r i i-- rHAND v v Eveniiiff shonband and t*pewriting elam* SyfitlUmat riven. Pupils taken a? any time, Ad-ires*» MR- LILLIAN PIX LEY, Stenographer, Eshelmjm, Llewellyn HELP WANTED. WANfKi' A GIRL i'» I'' r* :u small family. 117 Seneca st. r EXPEKIENCEI* '»IK I sw lor housework. Marion street tftween Third and Fourth. W ANTEI>-A WOM AN (COLORE!* PRE ferred) to d*« Washington ■tre-et. ritv. ANTED—OIRL TO TAKE CARE OF children. Appl v over Par i fir tJrr.s store. corner Front and Madi«on streets. \1 T ANTED—GOOD COOK AND LAI N v? drw. Apply a? corner Third, and torn ipf !>»R RENT—PARLOK. BEI»RI*SK. K-M»MV KiK-T I floor Inquire P. Baumaa, Lsifce Paris Intel. *T V RENT-nKNHHFD 1 ply F. W. QOOOHI% northwest cor iter Third and Pike streets To KENT—TWO OFFICES IN HI TLER building. James and Second streets. C H KirriNGER. TU RENT FCKNJ>HKI* ROOM? \l I the Oregon, V3BR I Front afreet: tran sient. r p; RENT- KCRNHHED ROOMS AT 1 the Rainier, Front street; tran stent KEM-iTKMsdiEl' AND I'NFCK mshed room/ in ail parts of the cjrv Call on. Pomsrot SwarroaD i and Main streets; modern house «»f 7 rooms, with all conveniences, hath room. etc. Inquire on premises. J. H WHIT KM AN rXiR HALE—A FIRST-CLAM OR M BRY I *tore. doitijr good buainess partner coin* East- Addnm J. J.. this olHee. -A IF OLD NEWSPAPERS AT 1 thiuofßee I."*OR SAI.E—CHEAP HOMES. ON THE installment ftlau: house and lot for IT.tO; cleared lots without hou-cs «n. *ame j»la». Call on MILLS PERRY. *4* Front atreet. I>»R >V!K «»li. NEWSPAPERS IN I Mr idles of 10P. at this offl |>>R -ALE—4AO \CKES OF TIMBER I land in Stiohominh »>v«nty—twelve rail lion i'-t of fir—fc> per am l teth 4k Boar man. Better Mo»»k. mvl.ttf J/'-H SAI-Fm—'.*o A« RES OF TIMBER I sa.:tQ x-er acre. Bush Boarman. Butler I-itf LOST AND FOUND .iUfch \l.\K r RED MILK t»vv, with white, heart shaped forehead H ir. eeutef; rinnt hi;» tsflwf: white fttrvak arroa fore -houMer Ffn4« r wi!! ?-ie*«e learv Word with HAS. lA>Ci H, c>" v S rM rWO -TTv a'>"i tr >IYH kI C -1 fet-satireV->Umy owner can have th- nam** h\ pr*.-, jng ownership at»l payit?«: for this a I rtis» v a»-r>t. MISCELLANEOUS WIN TED ro EX H INGE MBIR

Lumberman, cart* p*>fct InleUim^aeer. V V TKlv- r»> RENT A H« "-i V ft (Nil H Ml K> rooms i oMJTnX a t**J ara e'S street. >ppo*ite oeridental 'P 2" K N 1 HRK K KHVK'THOT I «an>l dK Joseph Ret-se. has arrivi»d In the city ami asli remai'i a sh«wt time only. He tells pa»t, pr*'«rnt and fnt tre. fires name. Mrth and act*. U®cr. Paeifte House, room* l and I M NKY "N» I»»AN I\ SUMS SCIT, !mpn« Ht j and farm prop rates No delar in rl.mins K ic »W vr iwcol imViiaSt jyatf MONEY TO REAI ESTATE and ehalirl s Note* and U*'imil Mm rt*NEY TO LOAN -ON REALiE^TATK chattel m*»rt4pajre r p»-r«s»nal M*cwr*.tv. No'.*. m*»rf«aar--«. etc .l- n*ht >i F Sib I.EK UP) Jamrs s-.reet. •ic*?ai. jrll V s mani* manhd *hat Ure* tn and t»;r\ I want sn -h a man to take me from the Cast to not to i *a.r*a frviwa up. l**?j r r-eht t tL" intewtts of the terr;t**r* Wie Tccritasry U a ?raa l l«e «rand airn thenr. If th«re is a a*aa ah*- want* a wife to by Ms >-.aatfe a fa* aiil he inter*s'-ed liat his he ran for one month. V NiVii.K BRONrON. Kl*g* I>F Cc.CVll OF -EITTIJE IV TrtNe No. x I. O. R. M ever. *ia? etrauc at p m ink', of V HaiL Opera H uae M»»ek VlsiUai hikers wdiail; tnrited. J C sm HKLL. sachem. Y >v^-. t of R. .iK MEETJN ft %SH:V«TOS Ik Aatr a. e**ry a? W p. m. at thctr tia is Ustan Connctl,

O, C\ SHOREY CO. niKXTUKM. Ft»«l nf ('•lsabta St.. fstUis. BIDS WANTED p i THE EUKi T: N AND i MPLE- I" ti.-.va t*f a S-sac-ryC ftaaa sv4 -t.aJ«*>t:# caa he seen at ftc* ai li* xsttk U»kr and rcia* i—yaay DAY BOAT. W. CMERWIH, Lam Trmltrr't wharf for Whatcom At 7 a. m.. tawhia* at CMm. Brian tart.*. Cocprri rtaalady. Larosiaer. ■uriah Mfnaawhard"*. rrtrr Twaday. Tfcajsrfay and Me 4« (Kif*c or pawate avf*7 at W. Sl i T. Co. -JSee. V» wharf *2 0. K. N. CO.'S STEAMERS TfTTX IXATX SEATTLE CITT DOCK dailr. eareps Saadays. for Taroana az tarn.. BS» a. a. aa BKOVXnSLD, Xanager. GMafca H. f«m .Anvnl S. BAXTEB CO. Offer for *aie la iota to snit' 1 ear Takima Early Km Potatoea. 4 tart Oregoa Otill Caraet Fotatoea. 5 can Feerleaa Potatoea. SO IMi Paget Saaad Tlmathy Hay. SO t«aa Eattera Waakiaftoa Bay. *0 toaa Wheat. SO toaa Oat*. to tons Bran and XiddUuffu JO tons Ground and Rolled Barley, t cars sprafos Mills Extra Floor. ear* Spoka r»» Mills Kxtra Floor. Fred E.Sander DEALER IN REAL ESTATE LOIIL SE(I RITIES. OFFICE, Corner Mill and Commercial st#- JAPAN BAZAAR Importers and Wholesale Dealers —ls— Japanese Goods, Silk C.oo«!a, Embroideries. Ornaments and Carioa The choicest articles all at the lowest prices. Hopkins' Electric Lirht Building. Front st WA CHONG CO CHINA TEA STORE. VLL KINDS OF TEA DIRECT FROM China, the ourest and best, from 49 eta. t96per ponno. Rice, opium, silk hand kerchiefs and Japanese «'s*bes. very cheap. Rrick store, comer Third and Waahin?b>u streets. Jel9 FOR FAMILY USE Snowflake Floor J IS THU BRJT TRY IT Dresanaker frcmi Sari Francisco. I A DIES PERFECT FITTING SUITS AND \j arti*r teacowns. Basques cut. stitched* pressed, etc.. |3. PaUern*. ?»cents Enr*>|>eau tailor rule tautht with art of halting MISS SMITH, st; we fr Rm 7. Kenron hloek. SPECiAr NOTICEr FURTHER NOTICE I)R. WEED j will I«e found at v .is oflke, room No. i Yesier Leary huHdiute. N>th dar end nicht Telephone No. 1. Jjtt Ira UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON. Sci! :la, W%siucgt«a Territory. Classical. Scientific. Normal and Business Courses and Art AS HERETOFORE. IS ABOinOt A Department of Music Has been orranised under direc tum of MISS JULIA L. CHAM BERLIN. Pupils in Voice Culture, Piano and Harmony will he received. Refers to Mr. Lyman Wheeler, instructor in voice, and Mr," Otto H, W*. For new catalogue showing prosperous school, low rates *»f tnftirtn. and prinf full in formation, ad jusow T M ATiemiN M Ph. i» President. su.s aAtt: a4n» 2m TEACHERS INSTITUIX. 'TRIANM %I TEACHERS* INSTITUTE 1 (san i f r Ki«# (SHlf will meet in the Univertitv d rre art!e. W T.. on v% f^ine«ia.. Tli «nd Friday. August l,», I &u-i i?. i n &ie U* k a m r*jf k&u* da* Prof. J M TaTlcsr wi'j! con due* it' exerri«ea. aide«t by the teachers. AH K:ns county tea* hers are to atter* t, and fnends of ediKa-j -xx wili be wrdeotaa. &AA4 P. H' lm WRUiHT StMINARY" I Tacataa. W T A Boarding and Day School for Cirts. The oot irt*%rwtkm :n French. tenaaa. draaiac asi« paic-tinr. iastra mental a»d voeal mssde. inrlading the piano, ttetts suitar iv c upeos oa Thursday, Ia Ijmso tx.* aAnaisai -a or ca?jtknue aMien Mki» LEJII EL H vstLlJi, i* lsmJK PARTMKM tat osmeaoi Mjf Ml #tC, ART ANIi EUX UTIO3I—A S|»e rial Tea her f.v Each. FAClLlTlES*—vn*j*rp«aw*l for Instrue IVELIGKTFU i. If Health amiChrts- F.*ll lVru» Sep'. *4. Dead far Ca£*.>*ftsr. L L UMIhK. Prr^al. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT! STAR CLOTHING HOUSE In order to make room for our Fall Stock, which will IK 1 the LARGLST EVER BROUGHT TO SEATTLE, we will for the NEXT TEN DAYS, sell any suit in Men's and Boys Clothing in our house at EXACT Ti/r A "NTTT'FAOTXJiFIEjFI'S COST In our Hat and Gents* Furnishing Oootis Department We have applied the knife, and offer bargains that cannot fail to attract the attention of every economical buyer. 1 KLINE EOS EN BE KG, LEADING CLOTHIERS AND HATTERS, 208 COMMERCIAL STREET. THE LACE HOUSE! A GLANCE THROUGH OUR CORSET DEPARTMENT Will satisfy ladies that the assortment is complete in every sense of the word, and probably second to none. Among the new grades received lately we wish to call attention to the Royal C. T. Corsets, Manufactured in Paris, France, and controlled by Messrs. Ereud Sons, who have given the agency for the city. Me srs. F. Sons, who ara undoubtedly the best authori.y on Corsets, say that these gods are the finest ever imported into this country. They have taken the precedence of all others wherever introduced, and particularly at their large retail Corset houses in New York and Saa Francisco. Made in SEVERAL QUALITIES and LENGTHS. J". CO., m uisrioisrasxooic, vn FROISTT ST. MORAN BROS., Iron Founders and 3d»ohinists, AND DULXRS IN" Mill and H4Jts; Cop Set and I.a* Screws steam aifed Hand lloae Parking and Wa«tr. CyUmler and h-«. .>-urr Rai'-«>a- th*' be>t dririns "hop rvtr made. Sw it before you buy. All dealers will reflind your tuouey if you an* riis>ati«.flt'd. FOR SALE BY ALL DEALKKS. Manufarturt*d by CAHN, NICKELSBURG CO., FRANCISCO. Makers of the celebrated U. S. A. ahoa. .\zisuwefr CALL FOR OUR LATEST CASH PRICE LIST! THE LOWEST (iSB fKHES THE tiff. Parties desiring the best goods at reasonable prices will do well to consult our list before pur chasing elsewhere. R CHILBER6 SON, GROCERIES AND CROCKERY, 713 and 715 Tront lUeet. IILTSTTIR^A-IISrOIE W ALL ITS Fire, Marine, and .Accident. TAYLOR it BURNS, Agents, Do an Exclusive Insurance Business, representing 26 companies, the best in the world. Prompt payment cf losses. Hrfrr to any of r old puntomcm. REMEMBER IT PAY 9 TO TBAEE WITH O. XV. Lynch Co., 117 Commercial Street, Seattle, a fall and e of f,r»lt»r*. Citll mmd Hot Springs Health Resort. Ti »l lmi'lh reaoct ,vf WttbiartAfl TirrrttorT. H3 mi In rtM «>f rm»*oiB»oO tij*- » 'A i Tr». w Mfni »u 1 Utr (U» fcijTi.-mJ wafer* mrr %-t--*ifle .4 riwiUHte, kkt»«T trooM«% rwtafrb, u l «kin 4 bUtad I wmt*. Forth* overworked n.! shu»- worn -n b> Ibe .luu>-» of iilr tMN m c.«\».injli,iLi with th:» Vl:chtful mou iiu i atM«l>R, wiK rrn?Wr>l atrvnxtii aa-1 %ifor. Tm»t 6*hw« *u i w*n »V CO TERMS Special ntw to famlliaa. Br tk« d»f. tt. EXCELSIOR FACTORY. FOOT OF S PKINQ STREET. SEATTIA

RE N A t'KSI iRK® T>» MUX XI-! 'ilHß* roK £V OP BEST i 4-_ you ii» „*rjr oa >-uti{i»rlL W. I O'TOOLK, Pres. r. f. B 4H»T«.K. hmury. J^l7 Ij. K. O. SMITH, IMruKTIK AND OP Ciitn isi Tfbictos. I«r«kua tad*. Pip*. Catltrj. SutltMrr. <tt. Mill •lre«t. It.ltr l.ii; Bull.ilag, T. Hta* tor tfc, M' M»lrt4 K»j W«r.. ««n

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NEW railroad direct Line Between Seattle and Portland. _„ K ffKATTLE WITHERS. i Hp Biteasicn "t the Raothrra Parole gastrin to a Termlnaa at Seattle IT,, Went Meattle Fnaxle Mted lt 4 i ca«troetlon to be Commenced aa aoon a» the Llae Can he Located. Yetterday afternoon article* wrr- tin l „ith Ull eounfy t'x rk tucurpora'm* the (eaoie *nd nonthem Katlroad Company, which propeata to baUd a direct Use be tween thla city ami Portland follow! n* h the fail leit at the paper* of Incorpora tion Know all men by tbeae pr*»etK*. that we. William Brown. f>orgr Pi 'Will. Tbnnix Kwiwr. all of tb* city and covntv of Sa'i Franciaco. to (be atate of rahfornfa. and hariea Cadwalader of the city and «mntv of f>«irh incorporator we hereby certify and aet forth rirat—The name "f thl« Mrfnra'i-m i« and a -all be the J- of rai! r'«d eammi nrluK at or near the elty of battle in fberonnty of KiMK. Territory of W a«h- Isgtor. and munio* thenee Hi a (enteral aauttierl v din-etiou for a di»'am-e of aU.'st oor hnadri-'l and eirhty mile* to the eity of Portland !u the HUtt- of t irewon. t To build, eonatruet, eer«te anih branch er.n naeting with a«ld deacrihed line of rail mad In the Territory of Washington and tfe* rttate of Oregon, aa may I* deemed ■aeeaaary t Tlv'* line *U*ug -a:baa«\ con dewii, own, mortaai:*?, II or of jmfb rr«l and pro|*rty a* may lie wwwary fur any of tn»- atid i»urpt***nf tfelft rorjxjration. and to tnakd of lift* year*. Fifth—The number of abaete of whteb th»- rutH|tal f»la« e of t>uaine«« of tbi« corporation *halJ be and the **me ia hereby located at the elty of Senttle. K Jnir eonuty, Waahinitton Territory. In witneaa whereof we have hereto aet our banda and aeala ttiin ."•lat day of July, }f«* William K Baow v Geo. w. faxMirrr. tnv*** fcwiwc,. CMAf. CAnWALAt't*. lonx P. Hovt. LaitiK J 111 XT FIKXaV 0. t'TRI VK. Al.K\ AHIiKa B. gTRWafcT. cr*i> w \LKi» H*J. ltß MR. RWINO INTKIt VIKWKD> n« Hay* the Company Will (1H to Work at Oner. Last evening n Four Int*!U«.en details I po not can' to talk, prefer ring to show what our plant are by actual fact* which will quickly enough develop themselves." THAT MiKKEMKVr. Juilko Iturkr Oullinr* the* Hettle niriit With the N'. I*. Co. Judge Burke, «oißtern Company werv building to con Bert their road with the main line of the Sorthvm Pacific, wilt be completed l>> the latter company a* a »pur from its main line to connect with tae Seattle. lake Shore a Eaa era This spur |lm v rth 1 1 Pacific i> to forever muiman Both com panies in- to unitr in building a system of aid** track* for the mil la aud factors* a !o catedon the Spokane river. tha* giving each accent to ih manufacturing center of the ctty. Ye*, it a very jnM aud sat tsfsetdry settlement of the matter OLD t'ASKSRKVIVKII, Tbe Mrlf« Shl|tt»nlliUng Con»|H»* Appeal frt>m Judgment a. Seven in which judgment* had hern ob'aincd against either (ieorge A Meig*or the Meig* l umber and ShipbniW log Company were appealed yesterday 10 the supreme court. The judgment* were obtained several years ac«*. t«nt last fill tbe plaintiffs k«»? them re* t\ ed by default. Grorge B »yd hss a judgment dated Augtifi aft, i**! for |»«C K>. with interest at 6 tyr cent from that date On the satae date judgments were secured by John Trim We for |H\O 77 with interest at to per cent., and John >teven* for 19M 10 with in teresi st 1 per cen? per mouth, ti. Kimball secured a judgment April is. l"» fwr lift >v. 1, v pragu ou November 2. WW, for fai v, J on AngUfet Sl>. t*.*l. f.vr Si The spft-a. taken on the following freeitds That the motion rtM to revive and continue t: Jmijfmenfs .i d not stat to *vnd r Rvii in favor the Plaintiffs and em-a :n «iulnron«rhly repaln d and Wfitted throughout, »r.d now oa her old Wn?e Mw. e and Part AtltV.ev i V-:. -i «V V wav l i *lll tbts »learner, as by having a gu'ar *at fr%>» Smtt'e t*» the islands a i i ,-r the tra«ie w .1 r a r'-.-n tht» va'ualt dsv i-rte»l else arfcer.* The enterprising of Port Town i .-v t': al•Rge gn at eff* .rt U> eomvrsjrat*-1 tin :e a? th*. .r city, and nn le>s the at! hunts s regn «vat on that *nt; thev will Tbe manasrx ri t Kvanp-1 -Mr Tho* th>s*:». xvho w, l do ..-vervthing in hta power to make th t>;» asant for the trav •I'njpiMlv.n p.-, SO KKI U K rUoiSAiit.K. Th*. r niitfVtti.il >'*ptiii ent« l>»arif«l to. There stvruf no immediate praaf cet of ar ahaten^ent of the poata®ee nu>s» e. new* ivSiers having bivnr dis ?u»te«S with the total inability to get their Paper* at lhmetliae.' Well, thai the I eaa do ?»>r yxm, was the iwply. *W« a. h»T* not had mar mail rface then, at Im; oewipaper Mlt CteteUad I* tnatitnlsr maeof bl* iwform nnouit.ft it nM. Hampfc tile old pmlkoM* h« walked ««tf Tbe line of w*"*ry waiter* for man r»» Uoae* at lb* poalo»-e UK) fnloif do riwr the ikon flm* the »r»-r*i delirerr will be OOP a to-dar wiil be bmrrr tbaa oo week ar (nw tfce fut j«ee Kn> tbe •Mwt. The e'-erk* r- mo enatle WM«r. aa exeapUSed la tbe Ke attle fotoAee. BEEVITin. Tbe rrea: eirr-n will open H* door* to «aorr.>w. Tbe Stark liiasiood ro*l minr resumed w.-srk Friday Btft t. Ttiere are *Sx ftr*t harebw.- k rider* WiUj "irlto ftr,m rim*. i~-ll* Br»«, a>«! *pr»ad their tent near tbe Beiieroe hotai, Surtb Seattle. Everf Sac in tbe rity «*wM to be at half maxt to-«i»y Ja honor of rtaeridan. Sell* Brr* have tbe reputation of briex tbe nw»t feUabie rirrm mew on the road. The Horse fir* lnmmt >*w owpany of *eattie ha* made ably take a rati out to Xteiiaeoow Z. J Hajeh «ay* that be ba* bought the t'adtae and will pat her on tbe Seattle tilympia rotne won a* the Lwrllne it fitted op to take brr plare. whirh will t«- inside of thirty day*, lie expeet* the Im Une will a'.ao jp> on tbe 4ooud later on_ Mwin. SPLENDIDTTRUCTURtS. TNI. WW M NOOL BTILMIKM TO Bk THE riseKT wkkt or »nm. 0. On TuMftef routrsrtii will Ym let far tbr con«trartloii of two pnblir bool build hup* in Brittle, aui««*rt or U> mny hitrnied for a n»e went of Denr^r. one will gmce the »Jt«* of tb• recently burned Hlxtb »tre«.*t aebool. and the other will lie couatrur ted on a heantiful site on Syndicate ridfr. to Mmtb Seattle, recently l>ur«*haaed from tbe'Terry estate by tbe iM-bor»l board. Mr W. E Boooe, tbe arebl tect, ban U*en worktng i.isftit and day for three month# on tbe detail drawsn*«. which are rw»w trurted brick and »tone. Tbe ntySe of architecture I* «rt»ral fothic, with a mansard r*»of The irtuw-mrnt, which 1* of «tom;. will have a concrete floor, aud ba9V, feet blab in the rlear. lifrhted ft*»in tbe »ide« by a larat* number of window*. It will be divided Int.» play, toilet and boiler room* Tber will be two boiler* for h«*atiug yurpoae*. oi*** to be uaed In n%oderate weather and both dnrina the winter month*. Above the ba»cincut will lie two fl«x»r* divided Into ickoolroMML and tbe third floor will contain an incmUy room 6alo7 feet in *l*r. This building will easily ac rommodate |»nj»il*. the nvi* MntMjM Will be 100 feet and vitfht Inche* by 1M eet in dimen*it»n* ami wid contain 12 claa* rootm *':t \j-. (MS atj'l »!«ht teachers' wwa Tv. feet Tl»e main CofTl *QX will t«TISO feci Th£ »nlran(Se oh the ll«X will be reached by four ftigbtt of atose •tepaand the side entrnix M four tlichta There «r.- four broad atairway* leading to the MH'Ond floor The aupcratrtHtutw of l«rick with vtone trimminf» Ihe interior partitions will all be brick, and the floor* will bo deadened with cement Tbe bulldlnc will b* heated by ateam with indirect ra«iiat»on. and tit tad with a*t>iratius: ahafta f«»r ventilation. ti> of which the air In tbe room* will be changed every 15 ntlnut***. The Kaultanr arangement will t»e of the moat approved character. Mid tbe building will practically fta.-prt»of. but to mard aKaiioit a {Miaatbiifty of fire it will I* fur uUhiHl with a complete ftre apparat«x* and water supply, h«*ae. rcela, etc Tbe structure will *«rtnouuted by three towera. the centra!of which tiflw Ito feet high. In lbi» tower, *0 feyt from the Kround will t»e larf* cwck with four dtitt,etfbef which wltfbe tOfeet in dtats ftcr. The rl«*k will b« illuminated with elertricity. no that the time eau be a«oer taiitHl any tiroe at uijcht within A radius of five mile#. H-»*r.e imminent citiretw have promised to donate the elock. IMf MH-Tf? ftaC*)!* ThUi bull.iiu# will be »lmtUr to the Cen tral, but will have a plainer exterior, while It will pom*-** all the fire proof qualitie* a* it will be of brto»la*i«*n« of both v'h un«V rvh*( before the Wv'i wvaUwfieU i»* Ym» miv aay. on my *titbi>ritv. th«t will tw the beat *t hool bu.ldlaf* we*l of I»« n whw, m tl If ffr'{ kn»*n, the people bavr taken great inHrart to their public ttrhoei*. S*an PTMfIM-o or pMtStM till b«vt nothin; (but can approach them." THK (iKKVT SHOW. srlU Krulbrr*' 4 ireu« Will Uf In Heattle Tt»-H»»rr««. Broth«n' *nat abov will exhibit in SfttUctumormw. It It Mil ufritoriiHt' tn each «-*f it» department*. aun The fulaom*- advertisement of afcow* iu general make food their itroml«e«, hut with Sella Brother* the rul® U exceptional. and. although their an nonneemcnta read like a taie of the \r*N»ar* Vchtv tbe c*hihiu«»ii aln**» \cnfie* their t laim* It come* to n« with the important ancmeala*iou of a Roman hippodrome. j>rr* nfi'«i on an imttifnw elliptic Track. on which are faitbfnHv re produced the fhanot. *tandiu* and Roman mee«of Ciesmr't day. iu connection with the *teefde cba*- and jockey race* of our miKlo'ti era mher imp»»rtant addenda to the *how are the w«*r'.d famed trapper, hunter. *cout and frontier veteran, t antaiu A II Uo*ardu«. and hi* four re markable *>n* captain H»»*ardu* ha* been de*ij:ua!ed bv the lndiau* a* "The Man Who sh«»ot* to Kill/* ami h*» reneral recognition a* the a;*anl rtilemau of the champion win* »hot of the world and winner, of l.Wfl conic*!* rUTMK* PI*AO»IE —H OOOdla*. Oj the firm of Jolutton A Co., proprietor* of the Jjtar clear box factory. htibraviM **lt for a ill—otinlrm of partnership and an ae couu tm« He allege* tbwt hi» partner* M Jo&nsoa. agreed tokeepr"oper book* f the account, b«» ha* ne\er made an ac co»blSm "the (ar;««rt ii aaid to le ruahe-i with fcZmaa* but the oarera have been obH**! to pav money Into the *t» ad of tak c ont Kvfit» it «p|war> that thi partaera hate t>een uua'-'e to acre*.*, an* the matter fotteu into a very mi **t:* «i:s t* »rr»as«*l Aun.tP HM» H .'OMKACT.-U h v n iihtfuhirr if the HV»c >Aarr, teM*v bewi aail t* the district court n«t the Lowman A RaaM Sratlonery of thi* vt- The cor.-ipSalnt *T>csrt i*at the «lefeu«ia*tT* surrrvd to ?ak* *V*V> eo* e« of April number of the Sb, ,the *eaft?e nam '«er> for $1 -*x», tba r \i w*« a*tv*>4 that the pubW»her*houUl f»m»»h other n p^e* oi that *m»her e\i-vf>t o eweh rw ar tub«cHl*c number v .th »o to the thvr i%ew» dea-rv Mr tba? the W.W C«>l»ie» were del!i fiyi ti> the deffi'dant* and that tUev to rav the#: V, which amount he aak* udswent IN Mk*» a\ or tn* taiusr frt* opera hotßße will c. odon' Uxi v ?w cmwM th'» aftfro»k>« w !h rttuen* anx oua to do lH>neMr to the s*e» rv of twaer*; t r»dar TUe e\err wil'. r mmea.S M; Vf y-.r. wiU Tfcey m m*-»uraiO|S badges T*-e U K .i«u(tt a cam boat company'* »T»an*er :tf f Qn ocy. struck a eaa£ and »ank la *fce nver )ve Mouat Veraon, vi t» n.»t in a daßcer»>«* p-a.-e. ar»i ca» 1* tlttK-ot As ft. Ptrtumof al. pro«aiae«i anoown at j,raham A liaalto* Urwt A BIG CONTRACT.

An Ord*»r for 20.009 Tons of Steel Kails TO RE atDt AT KIRKLAND. TVr tMllle. L*k> Ihtra A EwUri Will «,at All TWir Ulln«4 In* •f TIM Na« RST f«Mput) TH# riurt. A iwaw ni -«ijrafr4. »caM asd d«- iliered" yrttrrtey l«»fa the HeatCe. Lake MSurr A £a*s*m Railway Coßipu; an i ft* Bat Iras anj l f'oa^uj of Am erica f.»r JB.aeo itmt of «k1 mile. The amovst Is thmn I' JUOaim Ifrllirrj of the ralU aa te begia J«iy I. vm. and i» to before Jaos«.-t 1, MBO. la addition to the 8490 Xon» abotre mentioned. the Mnu Bar Iroa Work* tar ir««Mair»ed. JV found la the eowrpany's oAce TfiUMiy «f(«T»ooB by man. and spoke tntij of plans for the immediate fntnr*. -We shall lay 30# miles of track o»*t y*»r," he wul, aod jw\>!«bly IUO mile* more in J"WO Mr. Kirk company will aot only famish the nfli bat also the sngle plate*. or fish-plate*. tor fasten ing*. which is nimll ilwa The splits sad holt* we mam get elsewhere, mj some subsidiary plant U erected ta eonoecti«» with the main works at Kirkiand. cowm ima to C»»EX "The first JO.UOO tons of rails will be made from «te«l ingots cast at the Moss Bay w,>ras of Workington, Cumberland, Eng land These bear a duty of per cent The rails will be rolled and the angle plates made ai Kirkland from these ingots. In j ihe mean time the Moss Bay Company of America will be erecting their furnace and getting ready to make Besaemer pig from tl»r Kirk lt&4 by the IS> train. He ha-l little to add to what kai been narrated aho\e, but confirmed ja fttbtUoet the itatemeut of Mr Oilman I expert." b* *aid. to be able to start East for machinery within a fortnight, and hope to be aceomranicd by Mr. 11. A Noble of the Baker fin company of lowa, who is a director in our company WilJ yon not buy all your marhinery Ea*t a»k«*d the reporter. No. we will buy only rack a» we can do! make i Mr Kirk, "but it will be imp noix. thai rin an %llen *aya It lHd Not Cat Much of a Kignrr Ckairmaa Allen, of the board of ennnty tnnni the t> ard went notices to a 1 farmer* on Ike White. Bark. and t: e a meat ef the U-tUwn laan ut *a?» The deeds af tmi ier of the Bear'# N«*sd and the four a ;a ii.u tlilnttn .-atered la the recorder"# offV-tia the eooiudemUon b*in«: i The i a.m*and the fdati r item arr a« f«d:.>w* B*-a* Not. 11^" »u E.*ceWee. Ta*> a 5-4 -n Alt a. $i .:e dv?ed* how"that the ;*n>pert>e* were d by Mania W Murray the A;*a»? the aHHgt price hM| eioe ha*t a lailboa »iv«e«;»ent \earnest of ma«y alißnaj liiiniii "f *h rtirfr of delate in de-veJopmecr, eai m 4 Nit reore «f the r«tH fi: o the A MYSTEKIOIS ISCIDENT. Matter thjt i* r«nll»f *t. r.»*ir|» T X jrr» Ic NmalK, KAMI, I .BtfS. *,il b* T E'> Os N«: tor Ih* e*mo*n *>t: "Ttrt- in !S!s:o* wr-i'. >«l—ri 1 *jlti baiiu! lw« *Mfcin k«lf a oi Wt-»i KwJ «»d ivikoal of W ion j ''•t* W ended ftAfcic* boat aboet two

Mr. Vrrm Siw ma rattan and rr- B&td. A turn: Two yrmn *f> M Bar V*». So a. teak With ooe of bt TO in. ont !C tb» b*T. aiwj aitixwKti I •dtertiwd for her I l»n arm am war b>ai4 of her Th* ma wpJwd "MT aasi t» J A Walker, and I am a taetaberef tb« Victoria twKcr. T«r V«j l« Victoria, and errry atkooii hrr ar Mtm'i teat Ido M a*ea» bt» rot there. bat 1 kso* th*i eh* hu t*?a tmrd us and U aow en OW4 (a the aar«rS:«* «bo*2f of «i®siajf Virt r-a :ar»riativ« um! IMlfbtrd At* rfiear* UM Evmtßg. Col Will U Vkscbar tad a very ceHored and appr**ytf: ve eudience at Keas l>i£?- Kifhiasf# bail eveain* *w'J no ose wa#dt?a-pointed. Mr. Visawber ha* very few. if say. fvperior* v a humorous lec turer. and the moeoJoroe. "Sixty Minute* In War," is ob« of his tawt. The ta&i rare is*: evening was swayed from pea':# of lancbter to tear* aad tarkanis C«>L Ytawber t fna. like *ll trw humor. is tiaetared with pathos. and oar who can not enjoy every minute of his talk fca* in deed a very poor rararity for enjoymen*. Vlssrbcr mom tve heard to be siipreciat**!. he «~a» Bdrf be d«eribwJ Hi« rfaararter *ketcbe* were excelled—the paihetu- por firm* were brought oov, rnlT-—"Billy Header* *a t wbo drore the Occidental hotel 'ba* f*-rrsany yean and i* well known to aX! old-timer*. w» *eat to the county farm Tevtertlav He a |>hyiical wreck aiid probably will not wniTe It. His present deplorable condition was brought about by «xcc«i*e drinking. is well connected East, and it naturally a man of good parts. niOTtupi noiirn r»i itoto DISTINGUISHED GUESTS fiOVMKOB (HUNS A*D PASTY OK DAKOTA I> TBI. (ITT. A Kecept ion at thf Kainlcr Club House The Governor Delighted with Wuhloftcn Territory and Talk* on Various Subjertt. Gov. L. K Church and Judgts Me* onnel and Spencer of I>akotaand Colonel J. H. Howell, geueral eourtiel of the Chkugo. St. Paul, Minneapolis and Omaha railroad, who accompanied Mr. J Times McN aught on his trip to the Sound, returned from a brief vl«s to Victoria yesterday. They are ail delighted with Washington Terri tory, especially with its splendid climate and magnificent protpects. The visitor* were driven about the city yesterday and were hirhly p!ea*ed with all they saw Thev acre entertained at dinner by Mr J. K McNaught at the Rainier club in the afternoon. Many nromiwent gentlemen were present, including Gov. >emple and the tetdw of the Democracy ia this city. The spread was recherche ami in the dtb> u*ual good style. OOVIIK'MI HI Rurely as well as Montana and all «»f the other territories. It is very unfortunate that a Question of political expediency is allowed to enter into the matter and keep thv 1 territories out. but that does not miti fate gain*? the Mn% ct the matter.' "What is there about the trrubte with the Sioux Indians?" I came from Standiae Rock agebeg about weeks ago and they had not ye* signed the treaty, but I do not think it i* a foregone foncnaiQa by sny am that the? \i 111 r: *t. Tbe treaty ncovides, you knr th« opening to settlement of a strip of land 100 miles wide and extending frvrn MS«ouri river to the llla« k Hills, about 1.0 mile* No one apprehends any trouhic. The Indians are very respeetml bur pretty obstinate, sitting Bull and the other bief* ad> i«»e them to li.«ten to the commisMimers respectfully, but 1 must «ay that is *bout all it amount*to as jet." The visitors will remain in Seattle uuti! Tuesday, when they will start on their rv turn east. HE Make* THE* Swear,—Capt. George Mas'-rs. of the ship Earing Brothers, ha* been drawing d.vwn upon his head the maledlrtk of all the other >kipper* and sht Uharks it. port by habitually, persist ently ami. as they say. malignantly taulk lug his qnarter-deck. whieh noisy work he begins every raorng at i o'clock saarp. con tiiiuing until he has g«»t np au appetite and the dander of '-every man jack olong the water front. The genial and mastodonie captain, however, -alls mcht in. s-» to speak. as though there wasn't a lit ing «oui nearer to him than Machiaa, M* ne Prob ably the «antain's chief reason for begin ning «o early and s the work himself is because be does not want to interrupt the work whieh has to he done during the day. and because eaulker* are tearve. CRIPJCSTHK JOWES'S HEALTH.—"WeIL By boy, you will have to take hack what you said tbe other day.' said chief Justice Jones to a P.**t ISTELLI .rv ek reporter yesterday "I had hoped to he iu Cham bers next Thurwia* and regularly thcre aftrr. hut my physician positively forbids tt. He sajs 1 must not attempt to transact any business for the percent. so 1 must he content to keep quiet and try tore* uperate sufficiently to hold the August term of court, commencing on the .Tth strange. in it not, that one who looks as strong a* I should be weak, hut it is a fa-, t that it exban»ta nae eswapletely to walk a couple blocks.' The judge* usually ruddy fai: tf tbe remaining exe uti »ns aga nst the plant a-e r. t peid before- W Carp fcUSMI kr s; r.. Eecgiu for sj-, Jean t*ceker !«>r i" 0. O 1 fevr »T!A >-n.t Nelaoa Ut si*?. Besidr*. an attachment ha* been isssoi in favor of Mo ran ltrsd''H rs fv.r THE Cor*TT f>r m>me uarx begging as est. nvlv on** person J'*s a>> -a -i h nd* d-» r.v bearing interest u»r s^-pfem ber 1. «k;rh ts*t have to do with the iaek of oemand -settle. LAKE ii d K«*tk> fLati wav —K T.- t* exrvjiW'T: train* h' Seattle V> ft4a v Angwst U, ln which dav regular train* will be A v *J.:d>eed. and special tra;as will ma so that peMtfTiym can r>s»ch ?*a?ile in litne wit&os tbe grsnd street pararfe. at ie»4 the afternoon performaijc*-, aud re t:2*n ?be *ame evensc2 a* fwiowi Giirass. 7 a m. Se**b*muak, 7li a m.. w .~ft Coast Junction at s i> a m *?.-ppol —BrnrktUt P rt*(Tr« ud l«k --•tudtl Pro«p*rlty. Prohabiy the Bt)«it7 of live reader* erf tke r.«T-Imiiwi«» have never in spected a mine or ruttH a ton wteft ml mining tie mlasTt in dustsy They La\e. therefor*. Mrtrw»r;:T but aa tmperfret knowledge of a lars*- coil very excaileat elxai of the working popula tioa of tSli* tart St**?, aad especially f King ronnty. A representative of till paper visited raallia. is this county. a t7. this rooaty, eoctam* ao less than 40.00P acrcs of coal lands. fba* 4*. lands which an* mow valuable lor coal than for agrir-nltural purt*>se*. Tkis is nearly »y t>f riiSKUX. The town is 33 mile* southeast of Seattle, oa the Cedar river extension of lbe Colum bia i'aget Sma>l railroad, it is situated On a rather *teej> bill ride. on the nght bank of Oreen nver, the main portion of the town being ve the bed of the «r. aw. near which i« a beautiful waterfall TO feet ia height. The bills, or rather manuins, by which Franklin ia almost surrounded are, like most of West era W a*hin*T« n. cky bed may be beard feaf a mile di* tant. Cloee by and almost overshadowing the town to the west is the mountain, who* aide has been pierced in three places for the ywthw "black diamond*."' It rises a»ovr the town to a height of TOO or 400 feet Its trees are a second growth, following a very destructive forest fire of or 40 years ago. At distances of *ay five to thirty or forty miles, are other ranges of bills and mount ains, some dark greeu. others simply dark and indistinct a* to color, while farther of? yet are the dim bine Cascades proper, among which grand old Rainier gtandsont boldly and masuifi-t-nMy eomcttotv, thirty or thirty-tsve miles away. The town is not at all sombre or overshadowed by the proximity of the adjacent hills, for if the weather fine. Old Sol's daily path is over the lower rather than the higher hills. The river abounds in fine mountain trout. The writer saw a string of sixteen or eighteen of the speckled beauties which were caught by one of his miner friendt day before yesterday Juan hour or twos flfthing. They ranged from eight to four teen inches iu length. GROWTH or PRA N'K LI V. Franklin was fouuded about three years ago. the first coal—two car loads— having been shipped from there July 21. lvo. Now it hat about 1000 inhabitants, tome CO of whom are employed in and about the mines. One year ago there were leas than j0 children in the school district: now the number is 229. Eighteen m«*uth« ago there *a» not a bouse, properly speaking, in the place nothing bat a few log cabins. Now there are forty or fifty modern dwellings, with perhaps as many comfort able- looking log houses and a dozen or fifteen large wal! touts. Besides these there are the com pa ny's buildings, one of which contains a large general merchandise store and offices, another the splendid new engine* and ma chinery used for hoisting purposes. The conipany't other bniidmga are a boarding house, a blaoksmith shop, a tool houte. coal bunkers, etc. There are also a church (Congregational;, a public school house, a meat market and two talooa*. There is but little level ground iu the tow a, at least iu the newt r j art. near the slope and "Tunnel No tf," for which the min ln» machinery af"re*aid was lately pu* ia, This comprises s i«a!r of Station arv engines with cylinders 32 Inches in di ameter and having a 72 inch stroke; a COS iealdrum 12fSet in diameter at one end and 15 feet at the other, round which is wound a wire cable inchet in diameter. Hie engines arv useu in hauling up the coal from the slope, which hat an inclina tion of a> degrees, and extends into the hill 517 fet t- The load thut hauled up con sists of four carloads, esch csrlcad beinr two aud a half tons. There it also ahy draalic arrangement for raising the eraptv cars a few feet above the level of tne vard, preparatory to their entering the slope. The engines also supply the power that operate* the fans—one of 12. the other of feet diameter— for ventilating the mine There is a double track extending into the tlope. the rails of which are of the T pat tern and weigh 40 n»s to the yard This track ia perfectly straight and of uniform grad«-. Alongside the tracks it s good trsveling stairway for the use of the men at they «ro to and come from their work. It is partitioned oflT from the coal depart ments so a« to afford safety to the men. The slope it timbered from top to bottom with timbers 16 inches square, and the larrtng' at the sides ia five to aix laches in diameter. IU THE Mix WHo tfO THE VOMf. Ihf m*»u are juM by th*» carload, an average in from ft; to ft per day. net. Th«* sainers atv fblefly native* of Wale*, > th«re ha> t»een no crime- committed in the place, cncarii BKRYICKA. tvrvice is b%-» people and will co*t S IZQ to sim It will very pr«>. k wbly be built brfore November. The Oregon 1 ompany, who own all tbe realty in the nw.i. It preparing to erect a larger and more commodious public tcbool to meet the rapidly l&emaßC demands of the town. The school |»i.>t*Uia!ion ha# increased -«0 per t-en: in the Wst year Ileretar> The postmaster it Mr P P Padden, who is the agent of the com panv. There i« no hotel as yet. altbotieh a •mall one is being erct-ted. The dwell!ae h««u>e* erected by the company for the miners' use are of two grades The larger ones, twelve or fourteen in number, con tain e;ght room# each, and cost an aceroft of f" V They art uniform in and 8n tab. and are in a rr, w oa tbe hillside They rent for IN per month. The *.mall>er twenty fire or thirty in number, contain four ro>-»m« and a kitchen each. «ind rent for JL'. pnm tbe rosen •:r» icch irt>u wprt are laid in the rear aud a;x>v« the n >nsas. aod t i* a water plug near every houoe with tofh mj*l a-nalf bcoe ready f»-*r use at a ra-mrar* n%btle*« to its natural situaiioe and the g:*«d water a&d cA ate. T*« OiTTTf Of TBE WISE 1* 790 ton* per day, and is a •are and tfeady istretw in tfvc pr»*durtta& Ihe coal takes fmm thh mice is setni i■.uaißwn.#. and i* used exclusively fsr -ream p3r&»»e*. It not surpoioed. Scpmatendent gotLo* **a:ts. r>y ar.ycoal oc tne coa#t, wor indee d, bv A wry. w. Uara iotcA. Ckmtm Ckmrj. Seattle. Lake Mw* k Eastai Eailwzv Cnhut. M m OS A.*p after. jrxY a. ant «aiH farther bock*, trniai ,U] rat as frK-r>w, fcJUtA* A*D IMlßlUllltl KHSTTs. Lre ",»r!ir m arr 'iUmi li* n Lnaeasic E3 (.rGibua U v a Jtrfamim— I i»Of;«>a AJ« y a. orS««t> is>a L Vr B» j8 IB.KT Swtie CSS p a tp ■xanrai asd nmmuTi mm I.l;SMfr B» -TO am. *f SBoh-Ticut ra IMSTBiBC— to **rra'»cijTK, a-w. edscvatx*. uiii *a riu.Ti>ui amd Ksna. KTJIaBk attJ I 4>» a. K.«th ft»-» ta »t>d p s. arrtf- J3* al Katde SS k: a sa aa4 p m. ~4 4«a!> "B" eirr-,.; -«KUT- Traic, rosiMrt at tollman wiih xam tew r* *'T. ao-1 K^p Kaacb. ia4 ax with iitAraer ior uri tr [jh Wajiimt.ir. ilk. AWfc, m. j rers ixcss, ™a Ka»Vf. P*r> Arret W K. THOR.VKIJ. Mwr. THE ELUNSBURG ROUTE. Taooata. IBetrtwi Coaeocollv Rail way A \avigaiioa Company, prac tical and convenient line into the famvKis CONCOHUIXT MIKES nproneoosiy known as the tshaco River Mn>ta"|, in c»kait«>eaa ooanty, Wasdxingtoa Territory, and a» river points on the Cpoet 1 ofambia river. Big Bend ctsantr*. Lake Chelan. Wenaiebie and M.-thow Val rs. Str. CITY OF ELLENSBURG WtU leave Poet Eaton foe all p.»,nts on I pper Columbia river to Okan wan rirer ev«ry Thursday morning. must arrive at Eilensborg not later than Wednesday evening. Fare frum dk-asborg to Okanogan Laadmr U". rreijrht, ?>er ton JO 00 lfeais on steamer .54 All mail for Ruby and Concoanlly sent to oar care at EDensbar* will be forwardsd this trip free UNO* E. I»?T. President. jy!3 1107 Pacific Tacoma W T Excursion Tickets. Parties holding; round trip ticket*. Northern Pacific Railroad is>ne. can exchange same good for return via the Canadian Paciic Railway, upon application to E. W. MctJINNIS, myl'itf Agfnt 0. P R>. COLUMBIA PUGET SOUND RAILROAD. Time Table. Taking Effect Sunday, May 27, 1888. Tr«ini arrive aud leave Seattle a> fot Iowa: Leave. Arrive. SeweasUe ar.J way) Matknu (muted).. l> ra r B Frankiii! and way sua 7 ma mixed)• 2:« p.m. 12 p.m. >tuck Junction mix'dU>:2> p.m i^ttam. ICoaneeta with the N. P. k. K. for Port- Laud aad the East •Connects with X P U R. for Portland. L A. NADEAt i.eneral Fright and Passi'nger Agent. T. J. Milmck. Manager STEAMERTLEEfWOOOr FA.®T TIME FOR Seattle, Tacoma. Steilaeoom, McNeil's Island aud Olympia. SUMMER TIME TABLE: SOING-DAILY, EXCEPT SATURDAYS, Leave Olympia. 5 00am Arrive Tacoma S a m l>ea ve Tacoma 9:o9am Arrive Seattle 1100 a m RETT'RXINO: Leave Seattle 12 X .2 SO p m Arrive Tacoma 230 Sundays. 4:3opm Leave Taroma 3 Of Sundaya 5 00pm Arrive Olympia 6 Snndays. 30 p m Only boat making Round Trip on Sandaya MEALS ON BOARD. GEORGE FOSTER. Agent Steamer Skagit Chief T EAVES SEATTLE. FROM YESLER'S I a Wharf, every Snuday morning, on tide, for Laeonner, touching at Clinton. Port sttsan, Stan wood and Ctsalady. Returning Mondays. Leaves every Thursday morning on tide, touching at canton, Conpeville, I'ualady, Laooaner, Friday 11 arbor and Roche Har bor. Returning Fridays. For iodrps, public or private excursions »>*ecial rates will be given on application. For freight and rates apply on board, or to HEXKY HAILfeV. Master JIIK GREAT TRANSCONTINENTAL n2ITE: Northern Pacific RAILROAD. VIA TJII Cascade Division. Now Com pleted. Making it tko Short est. Best and Quickest. The Dining Car line. The Direct Route. No Delay a Fastest Trains. I»aest Kate* to Chicago and all poiuta East Ti-ket» sold to all prominent Point* throughout the East and Southeast Tl n»ugh Drawing Ror.m Sleeping tars. Reserve- be secured .a advauoe. Ta Cast BasaU Pasaeagers: Be careful and do not make a mistake, but be *ure to take the Men Pacific Biilroai And «ee that your ticket reads via. this line, St Paul or Minneapolis to avoid changes and senotu delays occasioned by routes. Through emigrant Sleeping ars ran on regular earless trains full length of the line Berths free. Lowest rate*, quickest time. (»eaeral Oiff af the *a Wasfte laataa at, Partial, Oregaa. A D CHAELTON. Aw t Gen Pass Agt No. 2 Washington St. Portland. Or. VI! B SPENCER. Ticket Agent swattie. Wharf. A. CfTILBERG. Ticket Agent. Seattle. TO 1 FRANCISCO, CAL »T WAT or TH« Ecifeni Facile Coop;'! LINES. THE MT. SHASTA ROUTE. Qauitr ia use t-aa a-- ■Mrxr route be tween Seattle and San Francisco. leave f.E*rnx i>ui r AT r ARIKVE IX BAN mxcw *3 X H Tkmik T mr l.rt.-Hab! Hrara. m« Souiir raa» the nar j£?COMI fULLUS BUFFET SLEEPEIS. T es fmm lr»i» ro» n». IVkrt As*«. "w-an*- W. T. E p fejtfßtt. 0«. nefgfct aad Fa*. A»eu'- C. Maaaarr NO OTHER RAILWAY IN THE NORTHWEST Hu ri' iuTTEs bqtal TO m K.wsi'3 >DCmI line (or trurporta a»* i bmrat »&4 fMeagaat between j* Pan:, ilivanufttii* or AL'ia&l aai KJwaa Icar or ("tlcac M»« pecs* UK acnn A MOST STARTLING ANNOUNCEMENT. Every Article Under the Roof of the Above Mammoth Establishment Classified as SUMMER GOODS Re-in. Fancy' Figured llrev» only "J 1-ic: worth ?r. 32-in. Double fold, wool tilling yarn, dyed, 7 l-2c; worth l,»c. 36-in. Double fold, wool tilling Plaid, new effeeta. l.»c; worth toe. 3S-in. Uoubie fold all wool, n« i w shade*. 2th-: worth 37 l-2f. 44-in. Double strictly all wool Uilhert Suiting. :toc: worth s"»c. 44-in. Double grey Hindoo Cloth, for traveling suits. 30r: worth #l. Must have room. Our immense stock of Domestic and House-furnishing goods to be sold regardless of value. A veritable boom for housekeepers, lodging houses and hotels, l(ix32 Linen (Jla>s Towels, 50r dozen: regular price *7 l-2c. 16x32 Heavy Honeycomb Towels, 75c dozen: regular price #1.25. IHx32 Heavy Linen Huck and Bird's Eye, #1: regular price #1.50. lUx3t» Heavy Linen, Oatmeal finish. #1.25: regular price #1.75. 10x42 Heavy Linen Honeycomb, #1.50; regular price #2.25. Genuine panic in the price of Bed Spreads. 300 dozen full size Bed Spreads, 90c; sold nowhere less than $1.25. 250 dozen full "dze Marseille- pattern. #1: sold nowhere less thau #1.50. 200 dozen full size, extra heavy. $1.25; sold nowhere less than #2. Our entire stock of Muslins, Sheetings, etc., in all widths, at 15 to 20 j>er cent less than anywhere else in the Northwest. We buy these goods direct from manu facturers, and can substantiate this sweeping assertion with comparison of these goods Prices in Table Linens for two weeks that will bring tears to the eye* of all competition: Table Lineh. unbleached. 20c up to 50c. Table Linen, full bleached. 35c Dp to 75a, st»-in. Turkey ISed. fa>t color*. 25c up to 62 l-2c. Everything in White and all kinds of Summer Dress goods cut right in two- The knife clear up to the hilt in these goods. 27-in. Victoria Lawn, sc; worth 10c. 27-in. Fancy Checks, 7 l-2c; worth 15c. 27-in. Imported Fancy Checks, 12 l-2c; worth 25c. Our entire stock in this line of goods must l»e closed out. Prices that will meet with the hearty approval of one aud .ill who will be in time to examine these goods. Come early; they will not last at these figures. Our entire stock of Hosier)' and L nderwear, consisting of all the latest novelties and colors in Ladies Balbriggan Vests, high neck and long sleeves for the low price of 50c each. 1-adies' Ribbed Lisle Thread ests, in fancy colors, sold all season for 75c, now 50c. Ladies' Gauze Vests, with long or short sleeves, 25c Immense cuts in the prices of Infants Bonnets and Children's Dresses. Ladies' full finished Ingrain Hose, reduced from 25c to 15c Ladies'full fin ished Balbriggan Hose, reduced from 25c to 15c. Immense line of Lidies Hose al j sc, 6c, 9c and 10c per pair. Odds and ends in Children's full finished Hose, 15c worth 25c. Indies'full French Lisle I hread Hose reduced from 50c to 35c, 3 pair for sl. Values in Gents' Furnishing Goods that never before have been heard of: 500 dozen Men's l ine Silk I ies, 15c, 2 for 25c. 200 dozen French Percale Shirt Waists for boys, size 4 to 14, 75c; pleated fronts. Fancy Shirts, Suspenders, l ancy Half Hose, Hem-stitched Handkerchiefs, and our entire stock of Light Underwear reduced to cost. All sizes and qualities in Fancy Hand Embroidered Nightshirts reduced to sf-5<X Wilson Bros.' famous Shirts and Earl Wilson's Collars and Cuffs in all styles and shades. Fine Dress Kid Gloves in all the new shades, $1.25, $1.50 and $2. Full and complete stock of Bathing Suits and Trunks. CLOTHING! CLOTHING! CLOTHING I Our fall and winter goods art: here and we arc prepared to show you the finest and cheapest line of clothing ever offered this side of Chicago. Call snd inspect our stock if vou contemplate buying or having a suit made. No trouble to show goods, j Money refunded if goods are not satisfactory. Our stock of Carpets. Curtains, Window Shades, etc., etc., is as it always'has been, the most oomplete on the Pacific Coast. Prices lower and assortment bettor than anywhere. TDKLAS, SINGERMAN CO., Front eund Columbia streets, 5

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y 6 FEAST OF GOOD THINGS n* rnnrinnm rwnm IT taimrf i un. W. C. T. r DAY A* Oceaatoa INF TT W LTIIN—LII RH UFURM. ■wk a*4 Flnuart Hah lag - »R. AAC. 7-—H . M 4 L%E Vl«*et wm bwy TRAWPORTTWR (HRTOXIW TO lb* tmaK HMOW B»wr iMcrtaf the TV LTD IM H VM W T. C. day. lor whirh as »U»: lest of esen uin bad laaes »«e»«»rl WM tbe BU9SM tttrartja* tmm erery IL MXIITI tbe AWDSESRE THAT had lwilTil ia the aorilVio raifyi to anter BR llft *ba*. irerium*; pr*«Kleßt. Afler FEARER BY Mn. RAJWE A W«L OF the Mart «aa»lL PBPINWI aatwt. The »e«rt-r «ofwf- key oaet«a the dear* of fc«W e hornr as 4 «|ET N«AO«. AWL Uh4 BY etdfaodXnotfMle'l'-* 'reti. /«A». B tmitj Tb* YRT«.*> a»d )a)l *f«rt key. TARN-« la hitherto ÜBTTSWWS T r LARAER, »a» «oi**. *RT L>*ry LIMN MM la H.f KE»«S A key. «he. *ml that atwa *f Ka%ht wet i— I itlHlßa be foawl ah attentive t*'m Mr aalt.M TB- AAEA:*® re»a."l~! S fcalarwjeof Hsrbonfer. and »a»a» i the beat TAX- ben o WAAJVWEL AA'L Ar*S T- MT-ra.-v It> ebarae '4 their (traa-l a warlrr Mr* Sf» Ifacwoa. l"'Uf to ilaer «B4 tuaj'-LI-'L IIULB jatilkai. aiiiie M Men* S*ar*hs«i played a laar. b «a the ftftf. The MW.n* (.r *r» e&e WM RE«lerrr Keettawon. "!iemethl»r or Xftliiay Iteaa ~n..» MATTE, loyai LEF'. N*o MaHtati-vn "Msrmurt "1 r«taylai»t HUMOTI Ifcecjtatiou imly a R«»R Fkaeace HARPER Imet. •"IMek."' Etße and Ora ItoeiatßaUuci. "The lieama* flayer. J j;3- Qoartett* **Tbe hay *:«4 the T'w ctais, r Ward fasUy and fi+arfr TvrroS! jUdmi a»4 r*> iiaUoo. H Potior*.* Hftdnftileii teach**of *a*bi&#lon. V. C Addr-» II r». IC o Wb?*Jrr A fturto. "A Hasdrrd Tfin from V«»." WWIU by Ml*. «m«' V Kit*., wm rta4 try Mkm» Jieiilt »h«« Tb*- mo*t feature of th«- «fl«r mow eirfri»r« mm» the t»y ibe Ctelidrvj A* tb«r!f frtirr, Irtikfl oat t>eir ««{b* »n> At T*tOf»V wrf,- rA|Ur»trd AKntll n ri Jtft. Annie Ho! U- rar«d ttt ai j» ra on "t*«nait»r Afmri.* 'is ro fori»flitx>nr Th* Cr»i of tbt*** •feiirJen toni.tbr mjfti rvttiou »rai» Thi# work tituwn it* tnif bgbt, tt* Mlirot point* H&Hy nt wrl! U« (a!,urv*. bat Üboar »bu tile rffr* of the jtaitatlon \rray fond tbat tbe*r dout.'« »rrr witboti! It i»m m work bt uxvl tbrouxb Hint wcHlkl U i Ulbrf »>cie* veretbe Wumiß t»riMin« T« k»i* Union, whirh wm rTiF Jr*u» ItU'T* lbe«or;.t M '.rrn.arr the mm of i«iv«tion. Wbm Mmli Wffp won f»*r tf>J-»»»wcf of Mm ftfrner held the ewrrial *tunTi -n of u* r for *n bour or morr, *rs woo f»ld« e of»lnion« w r At p m -J--' (lfr-v*«beM. «4n*ujs *n4 tbeortler of Use --*mtnr Th* r rhoir . "H»# Utkr That Sever Orarn Ki*cJtaUou, ijr-c»u»i Umccmw, Mm Amiwa I>mt. "Two Merr* Wi** s A«na and Welitnmt: ®ae»lsm«», "Tlj> Mmurt'." Ms* Kt RueitaUoii, "farsk«*i Chaa kuaccwr aou«. '-imkm! Sidgw. Mr»»rt u* t Mai Kahair-y aod M m»c« law*a at> t Williua TKrasr'iV a saMaoa There was net tt»r eie;Ur4 wferu the nrtirwS |iw*» were fu a t a# tae plcawßtaeof l&a efeaa, has «f taataai «I|4 amiim! IkiWJla n, «rt lSi>u*«t ti father ■aarrVd ajraiu. axel whe* aar^y f*:#rtV- He lat»ef-i Mtif eiether i t -w rt?~ kh mtoboaid, 1,- r «l -hn! tau- a ryaseSß Xtwa* tbc k ||vt wllett had t*e& wi'.t- 1 m he WiMiid ferine t»-» .-t Wboat4 »sa*i» it tbft?«s!j tk 'ta-'f. Of a Ihefooih «e«4r tiie Jaeed si Into tV r-. i% f-le lUiiUMi.'i'i'nmti.li v. ;h f. tlstng aa-« feffoade* t&e r wer» .-.-i tt:» w&wk aa *4 thetbiM a.';d i« of tfe# wn n 4 a a-' aiiraalm hsfSwi* t?» it*e l» ai-yn pi v eal I 41» I? waa aa u t. t nK)U|hi ao4 J y w trhrtatias Tei»|kt far I «v «Uate tfetawltM «»n tv -if n u> -\tt% i» live the t fctucawqua yrafAa aa aatk tal*o' Thar«day eeeuiuf a te«apseamv raaxr •re «t» held A44rea*n*a were ?aa=ie h* rr*»' Jooe-*. Vaa Sc >y, Kliatea aa4 t ratrtva lira Potiork delivered another V 'a-f c the at *>w IK -'.*3. bow a"» «tki> n aUi be l!« u> t.n i n-n Mk- «(ghl %r»f« Mri> 1 i li>*|>r» i rj iU.S.. c llir.f rhil-lrt-n. >1 nt V--. thrir *4wmti»U, i. I ss4ritaai aaiart- MII m.lr V* i k )vr *iltewrt'f« MCMIUW IS,),'- ,U 1 j ii\] t Cl'v lilt Ihr ir. *u rwi Vaa »fe*>wed ft*« acedia a■».{ aouditK>tui the aittrf. tiK I .f •or taatltUMn* aa ua«>«w»a It. 4ema:.! that evo*»i *a- e-t laeu to take eharfe of tk»' aftalra tcvatr aar> aavttan The Toitf fwiratt'-uai ehotf erfr the Laiaaa *w! te«derv4 U aßffaaiuf ouartem Marc aisii |u>araa*i awd *ie»» Puet, Vote^fa and Atkiav al«ae. *wi >r Utl ~«eflt Ctate a»'t aela T» x «b V ftttla* and H .ti-r. M-- Cotasaa a: Bow?!'an UraWtse. "The Ua M■* M4 to," M.* the rr*. al ktf n> Ce*c Mtm« Ta»rtd«y aftenaaea T*« fci£Saw4*» sent pnmta Uim lewai* ami MK-' IWt>m N«t CWy. M-wuaa MMata Helea aa4 La»-« Morw aarf Xw rt«e* Jaw* af rieaMtie. Ms«°s Mtm Wraese PSeee. ot Maidec Vtetor «n*t «f Otyatfia. The a/teiwa w* pkawatl? am la waya kwa ami) t» e&iUHW. fc-l-enhmeate a«w imi4 tee Mr* Haaw ta! Mrw «»Ii of fnt»na Mr Kay FIAT* Obiei -.a CB* !adi«* as later MK Mr* Cfeett bar BKrtoer. Mr* Bwrr, Van a»4 D*rt«ht (Hrttfe. Mr* rttJew •on M'aStar asd Mt*. VasArrhMrf the li>ia. W«to«4»y aHh Mr*. M. B of taaa. arrleed thi* awti oa a to hi« F' RE»V4 ASX! IEFT VvfeawiM* that a«J a« ea*!» wr «A«r4 The e«ee i*B Ml rr*M> Bill- MAW the *A**4 t»a»e a B»>»l l»ahe a Wild EMe WW* r*xrUS*a has '«ftea riwt*4 » Heraid f BKire naworabie lhaa tha» ia Jaaoary. S*W. a he* he *a4 hi« »aj .awe here v.. wts the firaws frake AiexM of Kawia. j mifi rail*. au4 to «n a itfc thew oa a f-a.eJ baat la the era |»art nf tha «a«e. Wtert arM then thickly ">rn«ia!.'4 with IMLFIKW Tbr HTTTOT, WHI'B F«E*WW S»B«ter Dm* tflliii TliWI O# VM rerjr M'-vwvful TV *«FT Hiss. A J^NOAP 9ML W«S» L*» T»»l »»4 bi* ia4i«n«, 13» Us »'i* *fe»» h*«; r»«m*fc* Bu: etrfcrrUK* tfc« tfa» inn tk sifara tram ifcr boat t}>e ER*AR-L DTLK- T»E»RT»I WO4 *c««* fa ft :Y*+NRR «FIH YTE« «T>4 rfck- F«CR JU RIFIKJ. z- PT jl»4 Sa ft f«-» tn&mrftf* he b«4 tIM? friri# ani £*'#r*r« wxrff 4Nf "Tfec pftirir Wtwa flwry were *i» fM Hid fir. bttV. Bin. *S#>«u lata TJa*- ftfligi of fiv- Mf4kiit» There tru to faraA« r faoH-taflt HSli m« th«! il « U>*j«*d. i&4 soS !»' rmtbrr btt»| la biMi»w oa the veau. bat mh*n tbe* •a* thai UiU kc*'vin4 the WIN •uraffbt ia tbr r.i**! tbet ta«*4 to eoj >f the da«b. BIH Bft»>yr u> Hop Ibr borvt* uatii tbey r*a iato tbe raa>(» ftrber* Ua«f were u» iO( it* way into every e**rwr of tb~ earth, ba# aeoewd the Sottto AfrteM mpuV tic by iu fttrnackaeiiti. a;i'l tbe Horr* are r*l!yiug to tbe 4efeoct* of D fa tbe flbUff oftrw. iu tbe &>ait*t« and eeea ercepliif into the eoun*. Um elew pilfcat »toi4 »p for tkre wroar Ular. aaa declared he w«/oid aire every dn.|» of U'««»d la hi* Mf to u|»hoM the j Dateh laacuwfe Tfee then aa tfeorUed the eoverataatefe they maat hire aa ißierpevter or set oat of c^rt. j* j h *hahhv treatroeul uf a fuevim lan majfe ha# U'A hetn vlr.ee tfte Kit** at i>aHomey eat off the head* of a >a»«- w hi* a«b)-,-cta «peak; a# i'ortu Coe»e. Tiw worM «wrf h uf the fatare wi'J be the £s»fii«fe Sarijr-.iarr ro«aj*vnat«e diaWf or artlftria Dujpa la aeeded w?*i* ,'y >'«rtaureiy t ar>d aritfe Ihsdait4e foece, thi» *ron4erftf tbcmfbtil »aki*f it* eoaaaed with T *dla? i»kiv hauit* be haa «1 tded t.- t,«i«d btsakiU « ieee**!*® la in farmed that the St. fa'* aad Law her ompau* have awrur#nl a Vame tract f i*cd to-ar the dejWK »»Q :->ieh they y>e"puag enrcttnf «;i e*ten»l*edoor. M.«i« ao«S f»«aaiay mill thi* *ai" 14 Louis aaaenL) The cntwiaf frirtaiKm fa, iB-ked, a fa ifdaedaaiaa whhrh to feaitd aahaiassof the eo«a??y*a fatare Have e*er noitee i ibe |*i:> at|iatM f**»- in* s*teatloa to the £ie®*ar* eeekera. *r«* tmectes. phwrton* aad aniax t crowded the r«a i we? froci >irb to earfe. Tio- yauag ei* iwjt «ti In the wat-art**, a»d ti»f fa= t thai ttiea of «I*«arfe waitau«i m»k rocnSaatty f.-r- 4 oa tw» A af aU the votue j«• re aaMttaot, n»iaat ar d prrfaihMf aadreajaed aad ia art*-araa»e tn all im- t who t« a«4 t*rf.-.»fe w i jt*.sv that day thees a* *«aiv ooe r where the rraa no if tw«e aaa! I»rt(fbt. and he m** »>aty a *h«4e ?a Vr than hit ceatle eoaiewertan Th ricarettc hatnt. Isia t*oar«. '34 bcK»r« the l«**» *r«- hardened «ad tended tn «Mraly aisa*»itloua. I !bi»k, arc nra|»oa«it*:v for t fee di*|«arl;? of tfee "v ve* Haihinftvii'f I'Mhlie I anda. taiortaa la «ae Vaaeoatef laad distrfet there vet retw«)o iae««tt a. K 4 aaoeeafH«*d utiaarveyrvl laad. areas v f unaUf »eywd iaad a« l adkOT acre* f*sirt.a4i aad .'ftse *«r**ird govern«■ am Ui.» t 'Naia era It* m k JSekftat and the -r«L*iader i« '.hr i arkr >»HU, Wahktakam. c»- f «u i fM~ba The anl kit*: edj end «m i abop Uxf ibet aif-l fraia Th* rem*(D.»f a»d_»ie» wr«t of «fee a* a>te raate *ad ta rMefly hea* Uy Uwtweed. a iarce |aa thai fc«- *b* frr» f-aa»# l» K« rOMin \>m« caia«t&teiakpoKk* a *a* thai it .u?Ut t 10 a.i Uucca aj»d v t»-r 'f lV«l' out of r\ -w t>r.Hi' U»ce it ka«. hut w,; lA) pcaaewaee It aa tt Kwa> t Narrow t a|*e t"rv»«n l»r»»fe. a*.; Wa la STa?e»«aati J i ri had a '--ar a e*» aw tr*-r.\ ?*ewth Stta^af. v* ♦tji-i-dto* is* toe laid i die of ihe atroet ia w tan dtw OS a>mw o* fetsay tfcai fe#* did tH,*i autitv t the »»f a flcaatitc h*.»* j 4"mwi \4*t a drs• .~u b« edih> -.J tfee *tvi ears oear t* j ae» to the a i. 1 hr*r ti»e*af»-la W a*hisjft»- ".i 11 J Metered eH> t t*e ceaea oaa »or-. s*i ie- t.« vr» York iMe i »o-i? retakla-: asked Ca' W .a.a th»ewsfee. r- d 1 What'* s^atf' "A Siwihlaf and a afeee 1 fc Wr. i *5? ?.ad a fervakla»i. i fwafiua-ue i C«J. j '.4 -id a lai't taqpietdl tUoe Ck I a aad a of toswaoa*** i Theft t*f ooaiaiDad a imaE auU a eat 4a j aad ia, a New Vadt feixakia»t mm missM TBA* nc no*. VOMTM TTL»». F. T-. H'T* IS *V IN. J. BUT J :«H**-DE«r SF: ALIO* TTA tfi ADD a»r (t*lhl«/ k) tlw MASR TBWS-*!UL» WHO HAEE ALREADY to tbe trirtae «n! «»'k eMerodia* «fc»»n «»e wrh. Had a eery kirf» Irrer My fact a&4 iitaiw were eery yrifow. Mr 6n«er sa3» were a* yeU"*r a? tbe eoik of aa e«. My face looked v« if k bad twes 'Veeywd in *affrr>n. loosn aaewre>) taking four Ht»l«>rr~r.er: iiriaes artwdsa* to or boti« tbe pain* arer* ail gem. and Sa three day* (wM detr>,ed it» Ja my enmpfeiioo. «ad in three weekn wa« able l» he c:t ac«jn. Abotit ta® weeks *f> »u*io«a tbe tntt-eie- of icy r.At fair whk* ter- JB mated ia wriarica I mffned 'intoid agon*. I ao« tarn m be tamed artb ut ad«hn|C to ray *af!eritsir. Apks I aottsbt Strand rrhef in your H i«->. enet tt raed.-oa«. After talur.p it twodayj the pats *M eniirely p -ne, an i now 1 am at*e to he abtrat »y work a» a*o«- Toc, m acb praise canso* he *ata is bebai,' of TO or «J«te» OF medicine* T«or book of £r,ore of Hedicine -bonid be in erery Umuv in tbe ia&a a- it wooJd *aee many a larjce do tor"* btil and mtjcb t»nt»em to before me May X, IW. F-bwiat. Warrwis, g'tAt. NoUrv Kabsic. .«C*MS. W T.. AR-RA J-K*. Pa. EniH J©a»»s— IWr fir: I rarrw to your pi»ll the (earful »t»flering» tt- sgh wh,- h I woski pa—, until at.ai wined to ttie to be a gather ne «vi-r tb* eye* would break, and then. Kith the except on of a dull. sleepy l» a. .v lie. I m*r;M hare relief OritJ 1 «fjulii citch roKl again. For week TIC the tir-« of la-t Augn-t i lived on grahim muA and half tuilk ana half Ij.»i water in the morning, for .iinrier ami c©id graham bread and rraut it. 1 pave out on the I. i». ,i K r'jad lart fall, and have nut been able to do a good dayV work •i:, e. No life. «nap or vim until about one month ago, afur taking your tued i. ines about three day* a* directed, then a dav now and then when I th-.> ipht of it. taking two or three >:o-e« at a tirrte. be« a'ire 1 would forget it. This I kept up for about two *eeks, whi h pave mm the fir*t and only re lief for year*. 1 have only bad ilipbt touches of headache since—only a Uttie trouble in the stomach. Can sleep on r ther si !e. mv kidneys giving tte but little pain lam coming to see you and get more medicine, for I am fully satisfied you will cure me Yours re *pectfullv. I». 8. LJHSEBT. CAr*t*G fALLI3U OF THK fi'Mß. N us ViXIXi, Mar 25. Hs?. DR. Et'-rn* JOB&AK, SeatUe, W. T. Dear twelre yemrs afro, in Uttir p a beatry carjet 1 -trainni my self. wluch C'>iuf4eteiv fro^frated me. S s jrettin? better, f tried the u.-e of ajum. think :a? to eon tract tbe womb and draw it into winch it did, but owinjf lo the inriatued txrt dilion it »-au-en£e-t:on and terrible tiaina. At ia-t the aitorv wa- !»o great f con «nited a pbv-ictan. by whom 1 waj> trea:e*i for fire year?" bat sn*te.ui of jreitii:? J*»tter 1 gn of female tro;»iile?» «et in, wb: h fttmoed Mt me tnuy. My atoms' b wa» in »tich a o(MKiitit>n tli*t I roni t not retain the &0»t sunj-le (ooi; ha i fearful di*tre*-« in the -totu a b. and wa* cx>ntiuuaily !iel continually throw i:if up bUe My kidnfvt were in a faarf ul backache. ami a constant and ter nt4e baarttkg down feeling; was in such misery life became a Mfto) to ma. I consulted some of the mo«t eminent phy~ftr tarts in the I'f.ited btnte*, among who was Dr. r ne. i- f fierce Med dl Dtspen-arv, H■*:!' do. S. Y f l>r. K i:r »f tK»e. N Y who told me, a* otber» had, they could not help me, as, with my troubles I hat earner of t* e wontU atvi could not i»c cured. Went to a hospital in Boston, w here they strapped me to the operating i.tJe, Cut and me until 1 tl «ht I sho ■!d d'.", and s id if that did ih4 do they couki not help n?e. 1 c*»r tiaued to rrow wor»f. I bare barn treated l«y \hi\ >j»ia*r in BprinfM, th Charleston. KindlayJuhi--*. and t*eiaware f*aatticket and Prori ience, B. I and WilitanuinUc, Coon em bracing doctor- of aU the old school* of practice. \Vhen 1 arrived in Seattle. W. T. eeer\ ne «4« loud with pr»j e of I>r. J. Ku|tM Jordan and hi? Hi?to. sys tem of treatment. prs-tcd at th* word H: tojrw «tic—rebud unp ti-*ue a* a drowning man gr& p* at a straw t ouid t.ot re*t unt.i t saw you. At the first ri ng kh! everything. enjoy it. t !t V •t.:ilioo. My tivrr in l sorting order, and the i jti ne fn tee:. i £&n»uier mv *eif wril after twelve years of un told afciwij, irianf from a comHica*' tu>n o! !eu>«ie tr*:*u»«je«. F» r several i iu the -anther ha- gifCß me rerr 1 little tvwuhie, and althi*uch you di«i not ?.ar you couid cure it. yet I tirniiy beiieee that tt wiiS al-o »uear of my life aa nur*e in tow ho— l»:tal. or ai^ywhere aftae where I can *erre yon. free. Earnestly bofdnf the ajram-t all new dlawitei w»U so«>n be orenxvrue and tl.-e whole w«Mfid vout HatoffMtic t reniain, v ttr* eery rrtlrfally, Uas Ou\t B- Hi?»t. >ub an«t -ar*>m to before me this 224k i*y of May "Fasn Puxii, -rvt Notary h/ iu\ W T Mv httle e'.ri was bacUv vfntni with t*kasdy ov mUny for tnrce on'tant years. a half-skwav* of hat i" consMeaed aM but *t t wrwi n«> (josd She ch-' would fcaec t.» \\t ooct-e to rxiv-- he", it *l. I wet;i t*> l*r J- Kur- ne Jordan, atatt-i itreca-e. teanr» -r i tv. of' Mm*k kL fiMIOT THE SEATTLE POST -INTELLIGENCER. SUNDAY, AUGUST 12, HWAJ, POWDER Absolutely Pure. This Powder new rare*. A marre! of svtt}. «rv rs*th and wboi* »aton«. Mora acaaocsi*"al ifiaa the ordinary a;t*ds and caanot te r*™ petition with tise BtwV rU» Yafciaa on Marrh lIM, it* etiafrroaa fa* aaThorised to aaate tfce date o# h*>sAag: the Territorial K*^>cibil'TU CvstvMka to be hetd at EJeiisfcar* Pur*aant there?& *aid «'oa- Trot»« to be held at Eltoi 9bur* oa TOfcSI»AY, THE Uth PAT OF jtEPTEMBEK NEXT. AT O CLOCK A. M-far the T»srpo*e s-«f a ran di late t vf St> O#o2re*, the coal tt'iua «>f ail other Territorial clretive ax>d todt otter t as aif be wuasiid. Ttit KirVabKranCoastf Otrral ("oaimit tces s-e to b their primaries on S^nrdaj. An* ust ?be sad iheir Consiy Ci» gfgffla*. gapK u> Irf I*t- Tht tf|»iticotitii)o BUfebf tke Territortai«>®tr*» omtnitte* entitles the ctootin to tk'd dekt*srt a* Vote-i>ei*.-Jtates Adaoss.. 2 Awwtin.. J Ciieusiiaj r -o4 Clallam. l&l 3 isrt** C«j>.y tft'.ua. 10 CoarVts CI DocclM. Hff 2 Fj aoaii n. 27 1 «sarhetanocan.. 1 Pactfte 256 4 PVrr* 17 9an >'iaa Shaifit 8 Skamania 1 Sss>bo?ni»h Spokane. is> •Jjevtoi **J 4 ffciWOß Wabiiaksn I*4 Wa ia Walla IAI2 17 Whatru Whitman 2jo»i a Yakima 3&9 Wl.o'e nonU'r J® Th**«v-ntral - it meat «u made I ara apparently iretiitst>iy informed that the territory compostag taid new couaty east ab».jnt of the entire rote of the oid r -aaty of StCTCLt, and the County Central - repeat at too of the two counties, rig Ave dekeate*. I th«ref *re rtcomrriend that the counties of Okaoogaa and Stevens each ele*-t three delegat«-», two to be er tit led to i one vote ea' b and the third to half a vote in the Territorial ConTeutJoa. I *!fc> drial Convention to the faUovinf re»ti!ttkw ->f the «'«ntnU Committee at S«rth Yakima: j ft&afeof, Ttiat the Cratnl Committee ncaommemi* -hat benraftar e»e reprrnenied by *ll Uio viuiv elei-te)iy »fc*H IK riven to a .y to County Contention* u well as to the I Territunal Convention BAXTER, Chairiaao A- D- Amßlxsi-SeeeeJary. j Seattle, W. T .jßtf iS. ISS*. K-pllhiieari "I fl' I'opv. NOW ON THE MARKET Meeker's Fid Addition —TO— PUYALLUP Compelling 128 Lot* Immediately Adjoining the Origin.il TowwiU. Price* from SIOO JIOOw!!.-i or parti*! i«ay»ient» received. TV« ft a *ph ndict opportunity for thaw >t limited wtu to*eir»"l i» .,»Nitanl*. *itw*ied on the fi'it of th* Northern Parlße Railroad, n:>>- mile. f-.:a T* tU we*tern tertti!- BWL P»yall«p i» aitaatrd in the heart of a ritel», a number of -tor*-* carryitHr ianre •-•x"!" of good*, a co««d of waller -uv Bad a thrifty ana I enterprijdns population. Al/PRESsS k. M I:I:K r: PUYALLUP. w. T. CROSS CO., UNDERTAKERS. fii op :a l!'>nsf i'»i k. Fro«l %twt. X. A I vMSTKOXG CO., Livery Hack and Sale Stable: Managers of Seattle Transfer Company. rittl-tltu T«n»«M. AIM mt u> k«r 4»r «r sigUu Ttkftott tl OSce cacmx Xaia *a£ See«Ms «a«e» SAVINGS DEPMTHT GUARANTEE umj m HOT

R»crm dotwtrs n* axt juforsrs *~om out sad s2oe term U&Keoa. knaetf upon an farm sod ertj ante. KIAK» Ht Damo®' LEfiH a. J Hrvr PrwMeat DR. T. T. Mi>r C«*s>rr. SK.A'RN.K SAFE DEPOSIT AND TRIST CD. Pi-i--p Capital. 8100000 Ksats h'm a": tepytt boxes. K--> r.*»S« on M*_ Pan... Fr«a• .al-I sui 'l-;ur« m Washiagtoa. Oregon and British Cotamtxa *jight Bills of Exchange oa London, avail able elsewhere in Europe. CoUeftfom made a: all point* on favor able terms. Bonds. stocks end other valuables receiv ed oa for safe keryiag- LttLiV GAJT£.BT„ I E- P. FL*ET. President. Vice President. S. Fcrra. Cashier. PIGET SOUND .NATIONAL BA.NI OF SEATTLE. occ ll>k:n tal block. BrY AND SEU. FOREIGN AND DO nestle exchange, transfer money by telegraph to any part c»f the United State* and Europe, reeeire deposit* of m.>ney and issue pa&s books or cerafleatet therelor. CORRESPOND E3TTB: London, N. M. R«>tLschild Sons Pahs. De RothseLiM Freres. Franalort, A M L. Von Sieijrer Co. New YoA, agency of Bank of California Chicago. Commt-reial National Bank. Boston. Suffolk Nattoca) Bank, ban Franrisro. :h«- Bank of California. portUni the F*r*t Nsri«»nal Bank. Holstein Friesian BTJLXjS FOR SALE. Bred fram the isk.-t milkixg • TMMMVimOV DRUGGISTS ASD DIALERS IX Photographic Supplies. Front W. T. i A Hi:~7. NI ■»L-EKY LOi AT EI) >NE f» :nY »icr »Whtrf,on sJi3l»trwL i VI) kind* of Fruft aud Ornamental Tm-», Flovfrinx ami Ev>nnwa fsbrabi: all kind* i of nm obooic au«l r «My f'Uijt* *n«t Bulb* flouquets ati-i rut Sowm at all si a*~>n« of the* tar S n>N*. Pmr» ai**w A MAN WHO DYES TO LIVE. IS I.N TAto lire and who ttvet to dye. ami tl more he djei tb« bet'or be live* Tr.i* js;&n write* lo say "For tb»- f«.%t two s*r« 1 t«ern ft t sr-.*flyr tod}* f*-p*:a—all Uw food I wottM take Into o* t ctotr.aeb turaed my doiatfh into a boiling raa iron >«f ar id. jr« rural; :»2 ra;M ami dia -1 fo—fnrt llmmlont B7 ifiten. 1 btrt trird all kinds of remeJtiea. a:v 1 th»? only un fat line n I t-ver found Ack?* t* Ta'»;*"ta. I air. glad to rv*co«s*menu to a' Dye V* rk*. -H'i i t' v A. f» sTKW AKT >al« ir PALATINE HILL -AJDIDITIOIN"- Lots?4o, 50 and 60x110 Feet "ONLY SIOO TO $l5O PER LOT. The best located, most desirable and cheapest suburban property on the mar ket to-day. It is situated within three and a half miles of the SEATTLE POSTOFFICE on the SEATTLE, LAKE SHORE EASTERN R, R- And within 10 minutes' easy walk of ROSS STATION on that road. Four minutes' walk to SALMON BAY. ONE MILE TO SMITH COVE GAR SHOPS. THIS BEAUTIFUL LOCALITY IS PARTICULARLY SUITED FOK TIIE LOC ATION OF HOMES! HOMES! HOMES! As it is within easv reach of Seattle center by rail or air

riage road, and with the i TsTXJ]\IIC ROUJ S MANUFACTORIES Already situated there, and the various ones that have secured sites to locate there within the next few months, there will l>e FOR UTTHSTIDIRIEIDS Of Machinists, Carpenters. Masons, and. in fact all kinds of skilled and unskilled laborers. Ross JPostoffice Is soon to be established, as is also a GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORE, which will add much to the value, and a great advantage is that there is a schoolhouse on the ground for the children. LIBERAL TERMS OFFERED: I'avmontK shall he made jis follows: Half down, ImlF the balance in three months, and the remainder in six months, at ment. BUILDERS OF HOMES. We offer to all builders of homes worth not less than $250 each within three months after purchase, their lots at from $75 to SIOO each according to location. Remember, our lots. 40, 50 and 60x100 feet, are selling at from SIOO to $l5O per lot. thus making this the CHEAPEST PROPERTY ON THE MARKET. FOlt SALE MY 11 "W". 33 _A_ IK E 3R,, GEORGE F. FAY, AGENT, Room 13, Bntier Building; Corner Second and James streets.

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JHE TERRITORY. de Tafoma Boiler Slips Away Again. tggw.r. THI'RSTO* coivrr TAX Ravi From Wh*lfim uaatlai» aar for tbe •'earner X-wth fkrlEr. end which ti l *et there anally If fate ran lie preralle4 a pun to ctnatof tbe war too* eoo'irt to acorn •jjlb the job. flipped a link «hi* afternoon gad niaiw't back Into tbe water main. It iirlaim- l tliat It did not fo to the bottom let barir* br one of tbe chain" At any ■a there l« no «l*n of it* rtiety ourfare lb are lht>orted It a!! gßem" ami raard over tbe ed*e r.f tbe Wharf at the placid w at eft. and *ll wan pea/-.' Tbe brawiiog volet* of tbe over and woramea were atleoced. Om of the former of theae bad gone to Seattle to |§ok up the direr, whose tertlfcs BO doubt trill bare tobe en Med again. Meanwhile Ifer North Paeife floats airily oa the surface, a thing of uninterrupted leisure, riff, rxt *wr The work of tht: U'a-*hip St. fwn r«, wa« Uefuo to-da*, asd it fliiel* The platform r;grinr, a«a:- above the hatchways arc made firm go t strong. and tbe tea I* jerked from the fcoM on these in a esMUmt stream, whence ft U sent sliding down into the warehotiv ia the wharf in s rapid procwloa. Cap tatu Btatson, of Port Townsend. who Cicbarjrc of the work, expects to have the Eld clear and the tea on its way East by Weda--in and perhar* Tuesday. The okp is being visaed \>y residents and gfcaag«*r« in jcreai nttmhen. This after goon whiki the deck wai quite crowded, a gsttberof lad!'** r>eiag am .mg she visitors, g huge timber fell from the rigging to the deck near the hatchway, but fortunately It did not strike any ooe, though aeverai aarrowiy e»car»ed and a great scattering and considerable excitement followed. The ship RcpublicaaUed from Yokohama far this port in the9tb instant. This i* tbe ffeird of the fleet. A too HMTHUM ASTJC RLtsr. A bla*t waa touched off last evening at ftesite of the Bew Northern Pacific wheat mjebonses on the water front. uear tbe trf* mill, which rather overdid the tiling A targ*r quantity of giant powder wax dropped in»«» the cavity prepared than wa* essential, and the result wa# that m dozen foas of earth snd rock were thrown for j ward npon the railroad traeks and piling' that bad been driven for the warehouses, and considerable of the track (which i« al*»'>n pile*) and tne new pile* were de Alrort»li iillnty Itele the a fneveaalog Olyuna tii.. "lightly. eoraauM"' to —The l*i»nl of roanty 4»- .ier* of thli c »unt| on pio)>oM!d to iuereaae thto aaaetament of laTiroaa laud* JO fM-r rent and m» noijo«>d faul Sehulw, ReneraJ laud a*eut of the •oint-auy frank L. avi>earcv| before the today in liehaif »»f the «H>mpa:»T t and a eoinvrumtae wa* by whh h thaurigiiia) i* InereaaeU per aen« WHATCOM. The Air Fraught With Itallrnad New* and Kumori. WHATCOM. Anjr. ll.—The force ala*hlne! out the rlrfht of way for Cornwall'* rail Mad from Ikdllngham Bay to Fort Hope, are out five mile*. They have been al work by t*»« day for the company, but have been 4i*ehar*rd. and the work will b»* let bv contract In acre aectioua. The trader* ar» •till ot work Word eoniea from New Westminster tha the l*>ank of Itrllla'i Columbia offer* to tak do all the era«ii»»K fioin the boundary to New Westminster, aud a PORT Ti" of eonve »aiton at the j»*>rt of-enirjr it railroad. AH ar*« centered on t n«YC!uvnii ofjtoe I*ort Towiw uf th*« orißjim! an«t pr*»>nincMem t the v«tU «.f |«bilt favor *»f starting *he r.»a ai once and thi* aenti Meut U «|iote «ttran» u i aildition of at lea*t MMMnnnn to the port ©f entry'* j* |»nta ti'»;i v ft |ng vhkh will tak«' tbfr t .«f i thereto '»c UW in t* nnare ottw r et*->i«e«, if we have ratlrva>) m« nn» an iramenae city on Qnimi-f" iVnl »'a. with lt% land Iwk'- l ami im-cmt •oaHc t'arbor Thu* »ailh tttete ow-» th«* 'a:ir»*ad t>« H«*ht w»»rk* the «ther 9\tatng. a j.l ua« sta;t!e«! to the informa Hon l v the trtwd knvkln* man at\'" IT •Iheilt-. mi u 1 ro** a ehinc nmiur'r.l with the are dynamo that went again*! it;-- a«U with terrlie w«vnid havt U»'ii "mangle*! remain* enta:ii;:rmt nt of the *a-» the eaiiM of »h* rasiutng awa\ fr»>tn lhk arof>er |>'a m web M hftMt. K*ery thing niii mnnr.g all right n in minote* and tntrtv »ee*»n»«7 latKi! .r\« m- mii. e the firvi iUv tt wa* fuhllahot! Me«*rt r»nviU-r. *>f Seattle* ha« k«ecn an fttnW o!lector of euKtoma to ftatiflirat t s nf friomla The Ar- i. awake theac hoofwinjc wa«tat»d Ah\>h--»nne te»aotta with o«» fear or fa >r The eonnt* eomrai»>{fmera and Hty eoitoeil w e* h other on pn!•; «im Vtarementa FThla> o nri ADv U u im;* i. will he «ta«Vd h Thcjn-x' i .--r flie ■ariwt a s» dead or sleeping ltKri tit it ruoM i t T" 4 ▼lew of If n. J»s. n Kutiin«on on tfcr l*«itl(i«al Outlook. OtYMna, A it Hon. Joaeph w Rob taa»r. *;ii who a oee t c%»^>.'u?i*>a ka» b-f ,i i !ue i by y! a dchchtfUt t uitt m» C tenia and fdenda tut tae tho«irnt of t —1 b\r th» alw4«» tt'«Aiirani;« a a tr:p wua a How *>ttt w't** politleal »uth«ok (wm t\'ra*o to Ni-w urk a.d H>au i N.i»hv»lsr aod anywhere I trav yd. om? could hear al»oat a eotuvnmHia •caia:-'0 «t ibe tariff «|*ate by lt> tolly ta got »f to Ohio for Thuraaaa and Mating j aaide Oovernor (irar, who was entitled tn the nonlnaUaa Hi. frier,da aar that it waa not btraqfc the deie*aiea did not de «ire Gray, bm that hla defeat was the n J suit of 'du ration from the eMaf.' >'««ily the light tor gwvert, nor by aoainating Oca. Hove*. the party I la a (nil 'in >ew York Cleveland'. pinrality waa but one-eleventh of on* per cent. Then I the Krpabiicaas wet* divided aad mb di .ided, but n-*w they are aatted.tbe.oiee of faction Is bnabed, and the dx trine of 1 protect!on ia convincing aad converting i wherever it towbea the unprejudiced miud. The Srit.sb tory ebjMapiuß.hip of 'fftrver arid hia B««' ha. rxane-rated i the Iriah aad they are (ailing In line a! j rao»t to a man. "Protection will surely carry Sew Jerar. and i onneetient. and the principle, of j revenue reform, abolishing the toljaeeo ta* and protecting the many industries, i give hopeful promise of the Virginias and Worth Carolina "The Republicans everywhere areawake by tbe eampfire of protection to American Induetrtra, aad tbe defeat of free trade is written anon 'tartb and ara am] skr.* OLYMPIA. Coaaty «.'omnalaaloaara* Maetiag Other Xewa Item* Olykma, An*. 11. —Tbe board of count, I ■•oinmlnaionera, at Ita session yesterday afternoon, filed tbe tax lery for tbe year IrfWa. followa- Territorial,»■wed further time. A resolution wa. paaaed by whlcb there will cease to be a bounty paid on the walpa of bears fn>m thU date. Tbe bill of County A.r Janet for |.Vj* wa. approved and ordered t*id Treasurer Manu appeared and presented hla'inarterly report, wbteh (hows a u>! anre in the treasury of |Kt9 divided amon( the several rutxis a. follow. Terrl riturial. S»; . last nirbt and will rcoisin sora»> time. Khe stale, that •he la the first one of a lanumber of Ka.tcrti teachers that will visit the itouad prior to their departure for tne EaK. Mr. Vcnry Ifnddln I. removing thoolym pla IVtitling Work> Intotheßettman build lue. at Ibe rorner of >eeond and Main. The elty council b»s pur- tased 19 nea cha Ira for the new liall, the price being I:, .arh Tac ebaita are of the most modem maae of oj.era .eats, and their arrival fr. ta tbe Ka»t l« aniunaly aaslled by tlo atre go Ittg people WALLA i^LLA, Milton'* Mlc.irtK ..ilrn Arrlilrnl tib .MHttntlary. VaUI, Auir. 11 —The MM ro and hit* not been h» ard fiwn lioct*. U he frinning to excite gen nl attention. Evi j dently a eon *pi racy to «Mn. rocker left *at nrday oa homebaek for the Bitter lit«>t mountains. Hen Wlngard I* lack from Portland A. K. Gshatn and family have moved to Tacoma. hr and Mr*. Boyd have returned from Baker City. Theeonaty commissioner* have granted lirtmri t**r two ferries over the Columbia at W nihil* ________________ Rieh Hock from Chrwrlah. HPOKANR FAU.*.Awt 11 J H. ftabvon, din -overer of a rich sliver ledge m ar t'he welah in the ColrUl* diatrict, walked to town with *am pie* of ore which run a» high a- |3OO In silver. Considerable Inter* i est I* manifested here over th»* dUeover* The vein j* f..ur fe»t wide and l« traced for a considerable distance lolrre*t la W»m»n Hulfrag*. T4OOll A, An# 11—An et' urviou to l>e run to Olj-mpla on Monday to carry those who with to hear the woman iQffrife di* en^iou TRRRITORIAL TALK. Kittitas county bat It,OOP population, o. Kinca'd ha' discovered a ledge of tani'stone near Mt Verp>n, A corporation U being formed to work the coal ralae near iMiehali*. Uncle T>»tnmt Darling, welt-krown to errrjrMr In Walla W'alia, died la-«t M day of oi l age The white* have ma a'S the ch-mac out of IhaCUnelnm nitiltxdMrift. TheMna gollana left their food ami tool* behind lot mid fYtra*rr PAHtIKtOKU I hTV. Oregon Short Unr—raw«d Huntington l>r rilkiugton. Mr? Ada I. Hi ke>, II J. Adam*. Mr* Ida A. a-«. Mr* v\ Writfbt. Mlsa Sal He Wright. Mr*, Carrie |»tt»'»\\U. II Sweeney and wife. M Kaie H» 11, Ml*- Mary Belt. and »»Immigrant*. Northern Ftf* ftv l*a«-'*t f iUt.to, M ♦jit J*»e Vaubow. Kd Hurke, J.««fnh M Kav, Him Kimball. Joha Ra> J Cliislett. Jr. S. T Mm>re, wife and -dm*. II Kr win, Chart** WiUetf*. *\>r Ta .?i?a W 1 Neil, M;«* Kittle Newton. Joha K Rate*. J a nea M Master*,»» W Hint, J W Y«mae and wife. J C Piatt. No;; ba« the follow Ing firat la*» i«a>»«'n*er*, thr?»ugb Mr aod Mr* Nver. John Kln, K R 1/owe ami wife. T V Maul, H l» ti wr- H. W N\ Hr .wn. tl, I, I* Brand. J If Mo-k. Mo**rr, N VI Murray. N T Midluth, K Whse bu*ine*» It the eriuc of mt>« from the a*h trwa wnuh a'ong the kott> oi lamia that )i*a*tlcall« laamtnl |»-a e .vvvral bwU** of the product came down on the a 1 few Hijfct* ago f r -Ninmeit 10 s aa Frao 1 ri»m *t ia tt«we wblfik are to be There' t* an «!w.«t ewllw «U|yH all the 1 itimbia. and if the demand were mlelem 5% enat it wouKl give e**|»k*plftettft to a g'reat number of people. *»|ii|»|>ing Ittlelllgewce. Saw rnaMtaro, Aue XV Steamer *ol urn hi a, F* rtlaad bars br*K»k Nana into. lared—Park V ,r\ departed-Steame* Watr ut C aliform*. I a i time Kegulat««l l»> I aw. Kwrli-h l»w crrfull* lh«- o( th* -ail-'r'« »m>s. Ktrrr *thip must earrr a qtt»nlitY f owe or ienion juice a* an antf tatn-ng l |»er rent «>f pnim >jvirtt>. that h. M>tind rum ol i* gravity tiic*i by the *'atut«*, or *t> »ni I'randv of a «imilsrlT Tho Unfii «»f tragic tell* how the *hall be miseU. tloe ounce t! lime 1* U> W i: tbf m "But >v>u IBU-t h4»vU«':;*,*»'n^rU«! 2 t.» UfiMh "I tiuin I *'.rtlkiO|t *xe vi V.itru a ti '•lwn I «T r.wl i "Wei Jan I .iu it *ir«ia. If Ui* j chiiJrcn »r» to be pauisW. W kao* it *t>J I will t tiwn j DUTI BY KI.ICTIICITT. Dmtmr Tbhaks It Will Work. (J*. Rickarfeoa in While execution? stxil continue. there is nothing in the pre~ent and fcwgci tabfi-beti fUn of csrrying them oat t whkh neeoi be cttangni. It the pro ?ce» be amMtrtd brutal. it is to*. wm brutal thin the spirit of the act itself. ali attempt* to mm which can not add to its «tfi jcy as a deterrent 'of crane. The procas- ot hanging kx>k. j Since the age of Morgagrii the que-tion now under dion-soti has teen con sidered. and the opinion of the ben informed then and since j ttien b.i« slways been that death b-v »tramrilati>n, or by 'u pen.it.Ti, is pra tkaUy a pa;nie« mode of death. I'erson* who hurt recovered from the unamwioo new producsi bv otranr iation hare te*txfceri eotn pleteiv on thi point. and that the old and legal methyl of death by n-peniioß. Ac wording to the term* of the judicial vnter.ee. ■hoaW. at the i'.stance of any i/noraat or common officer who :uay carry out the •eatence, hare erer been changed for th» long drop, or deitb by an excra iatmg arid crocl lAow, is incredible, Some member of the hou-« of commom oarht to p it to tUe secretary of "lute for the h.irne j depaitment. who is char,-ei with the duty of directing that the law. be it tool or bail, whv tae gentle, though it may -eem prolonged, extinction of life by hanging sho llu not be restored. While death i» the national puni-b --merit for munter. this national mode I of vindicating the law is al-o the most rational. Slaking the method of I execution more scientific, if it he right I to deurade fcieoce by so connecting her civi'ixing p iwer* w lUI -uch dezrad mg and ignorant work, >is impiv to i fUI a pie 111 m on i rime it-elf. sine* 1 set up a lethal chamber for the painless extinction of the lives of the lower animals I hare more than once met persons, not strictly insane. l>ot in morbid ■.t.ite« of mind, who h ire looked on the iethn) ea«y death as a prospect of relea e from life so invit mgiy pleasant that if stub mode of lieath were to 1* acopte i a* the na tional plan of capital murder thev would not heMtitr in "iiiiie of their worst mood* ts» kill, that tber might be kiile«l, sine." the severest fate that could happen would be a death brought to the painlessness of pleasure. Death by tht eie/tri.: shock would con vey to mind* of thn -tamp the same anticipation, b it would not necessarily produce the sune certain result. In ■ome r -e irebec on the application of tiie ele trie discharge for the pwitile-s extinction of the litre of animals to be used a« foo 1, the iletuls of which I re corded i:. the Mnfical Ti l*+J a>ut ti'izsttf for the year I#B, this mode of death was anything but certain in ilv a whale The affair occurred on a fine day when nil the dories were out at tondinfc the trawl*. The captain and steward wire on board .is u-tial, look ing alter the ve sel and keeping an eye i-cl was going through the water at a rapid rate and no motive powrer vi-ible. It takes considerable to -t irtie a fisherman, but this was something so uni*onimon. a vessel dashing through Water at a rapid rate with her saii« surlei! an 1 anchor down, that tliey liegan to 1.-ok aiartne I. !sudiienly the i.iu.se made it-elf manifest, when a mon«lr.Mi- whale ar.»e to the Mir-; face, with the anchor fa-t in his jaw or blow-hate. He tore through the water nt a higb-p*esMire rate, and was fast 1 taking the rruft oat of sL'ht of the dories, thus leaving the crews i posed: and besides this, ther? wan j danger of the ve««l being lowed un- der. The only remedy was to cut the cable. Thiw. The jib and foresail wete hoisted,and the vessel was -oon engaged in picking j up her ,o i un 1 on the way to New i fo im lind, win r>- a new at. lior aihi j rc c 1 cic are bit t»i> similar ci-c v>; wl i h we have any recor t. whidi wt have fo ind in t!ie fit's of our paper, via; ShoonerC 11. Price was towed a dav and a half bv a whale in 18T.J, when the ftnke of the anchor br-ke and she wa« relets* i. Then, again, on the i' th of lvceml*r, ISTt. while the schooner Sultana, ("apt. I'etcrson, was at anchor *»n the tiratid Hank, a lei mo'.. >n wa- i n the vc-«el wa- -,weepii>g ta »rh the water at a twelve-knot *pe«d. I'he captain, not wishing t» !o- »ij.'htof his d> ry nien, cat the cable after he had been lowed mm di-tan e otherwise he thought he to have captured monster. There was a cctnpani n v»hale which saam with the one who had th- at- hr an 1 he was evidently a-totn-h«l at the predicament of his mate A l iu; Ht tIOONKIt. KrmsrkaMr \r**rl on ttae SlnrV* lu Maine. Thert no* on the M*H fc* at WaUl boro, llf.. one «*t th»' i*. r« ntark&Uie t'Vi i'M t l! i a renter-ho»rd schooner, which mill l** the lnrfreit \e**clof it* kind afloat. Her length of keel i* 225 foet. breAdtk feet, depth hold 21 teet.*:» feet in length. while ih. 1 topmast will l*e each 3t> feet The diameter of the lop i>l her mi i*l at the to '3> tons of irvm. tier •-i ioard {Unking will he mx inches t it. s front keel t-> ion. ami her fasttde feiUnjf will he from P't to 14 i;ichc> i'i th >he will hare two f«a »leck* running th* entire l« !Ctl» the with nine hatch* >he will he in 'VtoNrr- Trrr« Or »*l»f bjr Klvrlrk U«ht. j llictfor ocamcfeiaL "!t is mM that tree* pUatei im-ier the light inert a-e in much more raptcily than tho*e *et out under u'tlinary «/ire a instance*. It i* Finely iUtt tmet ornrr sur. a httie fee that wa* »>ut there I tM «pnns? It £rew fairly well last s*as« *n w uhont she elei'tii'- I'jrht. Init thi* ind+r ;t> eJtmjpent ray- it has oat *ith srTeat rapidity, iar oi;t*tripjin£ aii it- feßoa at liie *ante time rhtfco'.;*w aiiti oth*r p*awe> it t- ther *U>~ ;ne W!M> went T the II*I ctmntrv a vear or two Vtr Ah pK* Ahrafci®, he i■■■•» nup F oaxnite; »k t vai» pad t raaunner Vou 'oa'i teii r«o- nesv i ki» remam* found t 4 Hr, I lei-MaM y treat, not jnorr t-rente-liTr per cent. |h;nk oi dot. •*!f t-**n prr rtat TIIE SEATTLE POST INTELLIGENCER. S NDAY, AUGUST 12, 1888. A Volume of Bargains! A GREAT OPPORTUNITY THIS WEEK. Ouring th« past wmk wt placed before our patrons a series of bargains which have attracted the attention of almost every Isdjr in this city, but this week we propose to offer attractions which will bo a revelation to purchasers of Dry Goods. During the nest two weeks everything in the line of Summer Coods will be swept away—we cannot do otherwise. Our space is limited, and vast shipments of Fall Coods will soon com mence to arrive. THE CHIME OF J LIFETIME TBIS WEEE! It makes no difference whether you want to purchase or not- Come and see them. Our prices are talking, and talking very loud. Mail Orders Carefully and Promptly Executed. SAMPLES SENT FREE OH APPLICATION. DOHENY MARUM, Corner Columbia tnd Front Btrcetn. WeaUle, W. T. «r\ vVVSV* AVV\\V->V»v' "*-W* CASTOR I A fOR INFANTS AND CHILDREN. •C£ ■Ttona hso weß •called to chlldfe* I CastorlJl rvtm fobr, CocgO^aXia^ .r i n I it M superior to u>) pre- I v ur Sumv* h Durrhia, r.nxtau>«, .i *;i tone.' I M. A. Anew**, M I>. I tio«. lit So* Oitunt jJi., H- Y. I Wuuoat wjanou* njo'.xauo*. V£2 Fultoo SUni 1 STT CCESSORS To Gaazam Co., the Leading Dealers in WALL PAPEPI, 'icture Frames, Mouldings, MIRRORS, GLASS; Etchings, Engravings, Allotypes. A fall line of Artists* Materials. Contracts taken for Interior Decorating. ALL WOEK WARRANTED FIRST-CLASS. GRAHAM DAULTON, CORNER SECOND AND MARION STREETS, Seattle, "W". T. THE OCCIDENTAL, SEATTLE, WASH. TY. SK4TTLF HOTEL CO., Proprietor A. I). WIIITSEV, I Manager T)i« hotel hw wybUv been by the HOTEL COMPANY, and ha* been remodelled and compU-telv refurnished throewtbont. A new wing 1* iii>«r in of erection mhirb will be tln'.*hed and read* f*>r oeearnitkm hi the ppnnc. When completed ft will make "IHE 0« I'IDENTAI 'he lanreft an«l mo«t ••U'v'a'.itiy appointed bote! in the Northwest, wth •wotafor hats !red tu \n unrivalled engine. K!fritl\ *is#?anc«c, in p*ic* a* well as in St. c omc and be eonvlnced at on *ort with ml* Mmma4taf» twJ c*Li—TV H«* w*r>i »«ir« M*. Mu. Alfl Li W|V r«c fe «U?, r Ttue * r«u« s*«n> M«KM«7. •Ut, FrvUv *t tn Tfrr Cfctof I'-stm Wedsxiwl** 4 Jfc. let**** io* ex* nfifan fro® nMtAtlk"ilTP. M.; rer*ra ai V t» ag gurptat, aiuw m. Km. r w &V>.h*X McKINNON CO.. i)::i i>Riviis.". snucTOS* AND; I IkuttM*. U*f*-u ti.»- ».*rj. c*:» «Se tt# ru«e4Bc«. BOKiif. I »ft*. VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA. Tbe term in** of u r«ju»dh*fi Tmeittt lUC vi; offer* 2r* ku« i£4»««meati FOR INVESTORS. Too vtß «lo weU to w* j:«c* «a 4 ou. OQ HAND BROS., UFA I. ESTATE BROKERS. YASooevtm, x. c. JACKSON RAINIER STREETS ADDITION. One of the largest, best located and most desirable tracts ever placed upon the marketconsisting of 60 choice residence lots, located in the growing direction of the citl7 a minutes ride from the Postoffice. Fare, 5 cents. j| AN UNPRECEDENTED OFFtR! Five elegantly finished, modern design Cottages, ranging in value from SIOOO to SSOO each, to be given away with the prop erty. Every purchaser secures a lot, and five out of the whole number secure houses with the lots worth from SIOOO to SSOO. Uniform price of lots, $275 each LOTS 50X100 IFZEZET. 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 ten of the whole number. Award of liouises to "be made Oot. 15th, 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 lotion, and runs up Jackson street to Lake Washington, passing within a few hundred feet of the Jackson Addition. The cars will run every 20 minutes, and in less than three months the service to pass there every 10 minutes. The fare to and from Jackson and Rainier Streets 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. KIT FINGER, who art amply able to carry out the enterprise just as advertised. It is their intention to commence work upon th« All those securing lots entitled to houses, as shown by map, can (if work has no been commenced on that particular house at the date of award) have choice of the two cottage designs, as shown at our office. One of the houses will be of the Queen Ann design, costing SIOOO. One will be of same design, costing in 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 duplicated less than SBOO each. THE BUILDING OF HOUSES WILL CREATE HOMES FOR TEN FAMILIES. ANO WILL ENHANCE The title to Jackson and Rainier Streets Addition is Guaranteed to be ABSOLUTELY PERFECT, and everything is to be carried out precisely as advertised or money will be refunoed. TERMS—BIOO cash, 875 on September Ist SSO on September 15th, and re maining 850 on or before 15th day of October or on execution of the deed. METHOD OIF 1 .A/W^IRID. The drswirft for tot* anl hou*» will take place at ih of Me---'. I.carv A Kittin»:er, om.rr the •.uperri'Mon of tore* prominent dknn). to I* selected on day of award. One of the number will act judge, and two a* cicrk«. Immediately after -uch «elect.n. a complete li-t of all the r.art e. of pur cha«crv printed on uniform »iied card" will furni-bed The j'.idi'e w ill ivib'icly announce each, plac ing tbem in a ballot box. 1 poit con, I itimM a'r) of kiKi-n, u wtl u loh .ipon hemjt cre vad. and all other information call on or ad<ire*» 7

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MATTERS SOCIAL w A rttmfun.l if"" muu *m a mum*. Tha UMtafn »4 HMfcn Oibn tfcai **r» fc)n»ll»-t»U«t f Tha rrm!> h»a4 a Irf" ft** a V«« briatr k»'«s s jßm atrtJ at tfaa »>i*« r*" 1 Qm k*ta: _ MW« bani>- '*r n« I ftmcfi'a* »«ak i» th» aw«ia». MKfiKt rairtr. n3rr' t !tu. l' ao'l Mn. A M. Bro>A-*. H- a»4 Mra r H Mr. mwt Mr* Ba*l*r.M' »vl Mr* ft Mr a«'l Mrs Mr. ao i Mr. H Iteikre*. M," *aii Mr. W A. IUMIMMk, Mr mm Mr* r »w«*, Mr. a.14 Mr* t raai Hanfor-I, Mr *»d Mr* H Mr awl Mr* r Oraal, not. ma 4 Mn.rrtrf Mr a»1 Mr* Jobu UM7.'«hr ao4 Mr* J I" Moy«. Mr a'. Mr *!id Mr*H. ttraie. Mr aa>l Mr* It I- Mr ar.'l Mr* V. H Giltnasi Mr aa4 Mr», *ar!». S(k«r, Mr aa-1 Mr. K A. * k H'.aart. Mr. T.g. Kiwi). Mr., A. K KrCal.kjr of Jon had. Mr. M V. K ««y. Mr* H- fr.-. Ms. Mr*. Janw. of W. I*aat, Th# Ml»•*•>'•»». M: v. K ».i nte;. Ml» Emma AU; M:« M- i {l.l MnwalMM. HI., Ml** U»*t« F Krrrj, MM' Kii.il wf Mi«* Marr Mrn.r, Nw Haiti* lleurr. Mf- "Iwfe-.nJ EanA*. M«»Mwofil«. »H« ltr, MiHt> Wolle, MU> «;t! 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Ooe Of tb>' lafoA Mil B»i waCpA, a%4 firu' V- l>-a4la« #ha#r» ■•"f M .:r»at, y^jßSP*P#aad Trinity. Mi». .a isinitt Of rare meril. a |4 baa arra-'(r>l in aIBK la tha Trf-.iltjr rbtirt b r ..i* m% to reniain parn>ai>euU|r HI »eatt>, Mififo arraucinx lo a elan luiu n ol Heauifl. and Mla» Mar* lla ley and Mi»i TtU'e l.ynrh of Uaklaad. tpenl j aoniß day* at Franklin la« w« Haliey, who ta an arimt of fair repuu in lalifornla. wa« m«b bra eorreapoiident of tlilar«i>«r aketrhluc tbe ar# rfali. 5« l*a tio.ia'. ebolr and a nnmla r of ibe )oni>( Espta to Miln a deligniful ru!> on fh ylol' i'iri i .lire «h-a ner l at.'iia 1 ihey ia.ided at iii« a.e Ur by I- liwe« Wilder and Alkiut aid trio "I'n Kettle** tea," by Mr« k bou i\t'. K- Iwiwman au-1 I. J Colmaa Wer m>»t bi£tii> enjoied Tne 'onUfC folk- e.urued home aiajul m!ilni.: thai u» eft einaiijr fent"Ve ih »M*ky cuO the pe«*p;.'raaai nar in i I aali-H.il I' "tllmlou* that all altrail lt» Mrurt »Bd eleiale Ihe >outif c!eani-,tc. .ie 1 Mi en lotw* wvfv tha i the tint a hv H T. Hart tan K J m> UrC f nwl«»tt**«. **Y% M» gofiif' I*) Hr. Krl* rv.i-x.v. u UK* Im.nriUH.xi i gn.«*ie»lK RUMSViM oa Wv4iu » l#«*m ttfmX v rx M |n-*i af 45r>4S- iu: -\M n the *ouu« t. Mr I J «t*4 m*ay ,Whvr* Irvim **r? f**» nm Jkihn Tls« mi* k Igmg, Jd3t»" 1 t• of v. *t Wal'.a Weil* f and 1 jtl' Uaw.t-'l- 'n, i, R i i ..w held i>> tl" i, i-i u i ,k1 of i*a'lle. .'am v\e«t on the oeeaaion .da I"' K Fbe privramme e. «*4ed id Wilnt. and Ill^rOJieol*. «ltU' II m tdeaaiec fedture "I the i'■ v iat ..i K Kmuik !..ih.*»4»« w m «ei.l!»tn«n Tt«*> W 5 a -d I a.ine autdbet. «l a e«rr .rv a» lo!M»s i*i at *j. 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Havit, M li«*r fbv#, M:m Lis Hi* M»« M-fKairm, H:« Min«M ajrftt*, Mr*. R. VWPI M M Aim# 1! M:->» tfM« #««J. Nt« Eamt UfiM., Lott.ir bo 4 Mtw Mabel s«itb erf Tai-oaui KK'i It I. faHwtil •i»«l arrived hm frmo *uob»>»ui* y vrtrr*..aj. C«fti*>4 arrir«wi fr«»tn a fi«?t U# N**w W' >f»kt«)a)f. Mra. f W Was 4 a-» a»«*ffn«r Mr AM t'Mttro, tbo Kali a* an>) lj*nkt r vt f»!«okaoc Faiia* t« ai tfee or cltleulii Mr. ami Mr* H til Ojv Ktl|| f »l9 fl-xkt'tt ia !fct» rity, The Jf ietMaa n»-m »ra'. «Xfrc:#?* Uka tUi* afitraocut at io'rUK k, al Fry« botlM'. Mr, Qfo. l> l'.Ukf t#a I'-Urt Mr l« H. MU- Not»> *a I'.ate* lr rviuruti fr\#« l>vlt vt#;l In Moqtftalwt#. MaJ »r J. t BwkfßrMfr. jjri* at«U»f l>i4f lerrititr), w: £m>* in tbU wwk, M p>*r» Main' a«t! R. f Vtshbini ha**? it-mc W fCourfoMilake, li i:, l n»Uj4v af Wti k* Mr ttUkrtn K33a»art|| a-wJ Mr MaroM Kmitli »f*ot vra?rf4«> In rufX.'aad Tsry viU return Uh Cli C. II An-Jcr#>T», who lift* been oa *h 5 ai'-k I»*4 far l« aUiv ta bv ftnu!stl M Oi'ti. B kiltlauitf, hare jf-tnn Ut liftitf, h. t. t» ftp*-tit l a fv* tt*H k« M« dur* J |i. lawman ul A!f t- -ijrrtor bftv» rvlarw.-«t tbtJr Itij* W U lam«>uM«a« ou Wi*«!ti*«iJa> Mr J li HdfiM'tiWtft art! wife are rj»i? Ia« M? II I Y«*»U*r w.li l* j•« UtU wark by thnr mm i hari.-» i,| «i/ c

ir -*tnph> mrrUr-i in the rHy hv (be (K>m H*r la tli*' "i tkmni f«. Mr >ea« iJwktr, lha rttp «4ll>k of ihv P*t*rprt*r dnri»x ita UrUrf is u-uti-mtuou* nmci.ntt returu fc*»t tkii mar u4 air Mr* a|?t« t H t' Mitrbalt.i f Nta Fr»:> ri#c\». K ai-tliß-c hrr rw«**iu Mm M K. I s re* al tN»r oa flftii !'uiau tbi* nitr Mra. J J Ivt au4 famUv «n> at *trv«f. Mft-} t 9 t fiji«*r**s f. a nit* Mr i" i «a ti»» fa. M'» II II a'.wi it rffftm fhrta their %tai« la !fe* »o v|i4«.'mi-.- f®. rariy ia ll» Ta ar I tt*\ »Ca»B(f 1 a r 4 :i j gj, k«(«an« t*»n Htm i k Mw-ftf foart* t»iartv lor Hwtltil. »-tjal4. t.» t-.*r prr a wwl a.--' ta«r. ia*«i alttrk ttw t?a»ir«i a *?a H >iit*atimtf ta kMurf, u,* *dt« AriMftf tHaK in nf mi at A:* I Ura. J t* U uau Mr a»4 Mr* X«»:.•■i*. C4l ai*4 Hfi. d, r MfUMUa aad M »a.a Ji* let. NftArHok Krtr J A a u; h'«i fatlwr'a U«»aik t j* ,-a^j ariikf «h«-tbrf K*-» HraUi «?il him to *.ivh tte*r S*af hi* t'.jj'f* «>f«s ir^j M' t sare-- «t -t«-ka n»**j«a«e »K mni'ij Ur t le i-v lit* auf *u4 fi*» m.-- -j, u«-i ..Mjter. ant Mn» Mtw aaili ntm*ia tu Alaska afewui SjtUtf*. H jra-SaaHr v» T-m .-tar*. m*a of »4U* -:i: i• W.*rt*-U I kt, M r*i »ai»rr au-i i* at I tk «a*%. ia tiia 1 fc r *a';>«al *-tt«re-p»e» 'u Tarn tv>»* *a I U* Uini «p tfl* n«l4«t4>f m i V 11 1 aiM ©f Av W*, j.; ala s tai,* N* LAVAUKA K ai* f. at?*'*** 4 Mra Al 3 v ~f iry: »*vi itfa»..•. .i--d. *»am Um? sarrt# *t\ M aa-4 iir*. j f i * *k*. imi tbm mmttot* i**». W*t«* r*p*ota?v*a I" v-i |U' a{ li^ma! vta* ia »t -J a aliiv «n« 4krtvld»adk Btiii• iiv »a* iw *a. j tradsagtte TearSwiV tmmnatbm m t** r«en. and rmmr to !*t »« He SMtfe r«*»H»a in ba- 4* Saw jrn* a» (MM Twitanai »«l*«r*»t7 at Wta» S-w t». *«ar» £a.-J et.arT-- w W-i** a.wl fca UW {ai.rT*.?. :ma w*-r» dn-riar t»« wtt rear se fgi» »4 *V«*»e at I» T* Mr Ftem? ja t r?aiinay| fWM ibtt -'r*-*7i»-*r? ft* «-J*r4'* o'fi'X'k *M it ustjJ i#te is ttti ti*T twißf liriiiiri a *«rr p«r«»»a( 4*^. mar nrw» Mr A B- «»4 wj Weia*«ltT »»i MiKf ii fh* 4*/ &ss agtl.nafcjr fM«4. wt" lax ->3 is i ina.*»i- a/ as*6*r i&* UMUfvi IIW. fjr vbkrh Uwfcl i r U m r«ff «r» MrMk-k-fii p+«*ir>f fe« 4t>tiu )M tKOMof Sir. Jtlni. 4L 1 »c Msaon r«>«a»ity wlMi*. t*d«: tkene ar« *r?»w* ia A Hff wai pkr**e at Ciilrt r»r«r M r»> «d>>v«4 r>y aa i Mr*. G *-1 Ur. **i4 Wr» A. E. J f** u4 Mm. l>r F.—yi -aa. T&f been fmfrrttis, tfT«f tfeaJ *y, it y«*r Eaetp-r. ITa*fc. •xiT*'o oo Titst to ?Hetwla.fa«e a to a utiirlwt o# ber f r*-atia on fa»at Friiiar at ber reaj fieff* la K«*t Oif «rtpL* uasira "f 4'>**o* : Mm frax.er. Mia Efflist N.m Mttfsie ftrwwD, Ms»a Carrie Wfiitaiat aad Mea*rt. I!«ecaa. Ira Mao riiltr auJ A. H wtitlt Aa eoj-rarde eance waa fieen by the peripie id Tin* a:*r at the town baß in taai p me* oa 1m: S*!arday eeertlac Aa naaaJ i good!y nuaaher of Olympia Writ- f»fe*ea' *34 «B>»jedthe t«»JKladty their uei#b>*>n. who awa>« exert 1 bem ad If ir.tf -nr. WfMltiW pliam' X>« fc-a le del;*ittfaZly ratertalße*! taiibrr »f her frfewM oo W.att»t»la> ■tniM. I've lime brio* derated l-> •:i!l eantev IV* pee»t-nt were M:w» Reiia «f ana-»eb. flo* Fw»», E«-si» Iteed. Amir 1U M-wa Law* L riarr. «'->wiee. Frank i»*». K- H W J- Farter. A b»p *i«ea la Ta-wtoa ball ta»t Scjf'lii e t«y X' N J. Kirkeadail. wW» b wa» tborv i*lily eitj jjeKl by a laree aaaOa of . nawot. M?» Cif(i!a« II Park r Min'ier U* Pbli. rt*Ued di/wo Kjaad frwads "jade?. U:m i'-.ra EHI* r,-:nrn* a«o*r* tarainxi and an I-a-* -»t tat tiu a lb- ed> »VS Sunday. tbe nut of utEara H T n'Sriea. prwf. I- C FaC«a»baa retanr 4 (mat Cb« ba i-:- *-daeaday r eai e week. Mr* M M It tewarsrf ia«t Saa-day r*e*(«t f-'.'-a a rial! ah swauie fr t e»Ja M m M »'i'l Ilc-r. a \Oan \i'.l »Stb M M 4a«ie bat rrtamn-4 Uj striim- Mi« "I I*«trt!aiM. b«» Ir-ea the r«»■ v d frtea4a. M-» Rrattk totmG* U*r aediuadft; Mr* A I> of wa» in i -e r it f 4nnaf tiie tht? g«aal */f Mr«. O H msldlff M SIA-t l Vrjem. r'i-erk ia lint l«r*H- i*t>trr. h*» twa i*> t?s* citf 9*nrv ;a*t H*l- j onlay. TAIUX k ftOCIKTV. I'arttr* at Tfce Tae rvralßSi a»t, htv La* t> vu \y bright a atir rsu* aKCKrTt >a f» mm svaausic. Mr*- flftMti- i WiakeaM lead* red a nr-p --tkn *n ?«a TtiorwdaT (**t, t *iffi 3ant If at ler r »;dr *r, io Mr* Caru iu* H r *kse. wtia »a* u'*.- m 4 b**t ab a t a day* a■•**.>>: sksc VU a*» ed her» Miai lUally i;?a a»d t M>*>ete M-t Her |«riar* rv ta fti ijr aitb ma iy iMMdfdl Bear 's t-l a.l Uv>-«' aa«t»ari ia u»« fea l: it. i h-* 3 a v.-f I'. i 'i I w P.uik ri* ta\tf an elrfant j arty Wcdnr*- day v»eu>ax li*4 at h»r raaio«MK« hi t»ll Tarima t:w rvrvythai na» tekNl*- red t M i 'V N li V .-a .J I Ml** I ke* f a aal. I'a oi w.io*a ha*a ta a ft ueat* c»f •mI Nit Ctukaftttß jfaevrrai daya. ♦J f*fr^ wert- Tu u«*r AT t%ed. a 1 i:.;i* *a*tb- ra« a*', Wt9k Many of Ta r.»m% vauajf la Ilea. h»ae» er. arc out of to or a f'tr I>H- »aaarr. bat Übdr pi* term ta h«*e bvrtt ilknl b* ot vrni wcw are Irene tc»i*wa*u» or ta remain Thaae •Uw* \rf* et!;-ayalil*» l«> tha joaat iMrttpiti* aud lii- iueata at the liotel I SR!K T II H4airr>T itoosa. What a »!o i k*r ih'* n a' |dl;fHt> fat*•• talr*eut«'f iHe «ria aad H t\ fp*>|» e 'i a ?ne S.»aud to l*-»t f o u l aad t.hr ;t oat lata it* Sl a u -_tf fn* a. ci* .at a a of iba ina rn tSf* -::t waM-raay a>4 f*a m KtKU i afafeef* T»" ithi?# aaili la* mat« n-j W t J i arve»t br «»»p. arh eh uat isa l-sit a- mat >tate, k« tsrr^ratra will us ia a a- i* a., Wad thre c arao! I'm Nc*l of A a au vhee v* t-tUk* a "r*'j aI t.' '.lake the trip. *'-re»si-: ji *t a ra to *ee Umt -jjtad i;a-u-r ?u irt n-a t'ftU 'tr*4 of la rntoa aad *s att4e itsas.»*.» L l*r a; M-» W W M• tf r.a red ftUottt ta«i dowaaf tftair S«!r aod ir%ra f> irs *r ra>daati*i"trr** !-e■- tT.rt v«-oiat»wat Ih-'j»ea*aiik*Mfa««i tf, ma*»r. r. j nr a vl daw f The laftrty tra* art*■ n iri Ihtawr«f \f "»»r or a. a !if d vw. au-1 M r Jw»' a. a h a ho arv th. Vif arh ha* in t&e #-a*t 1 --tf» a-wka, attli rctkm har*i ta a day or! *iv V' aad M- Marry M Wv-i paVa*k a'i Ms** 3i« Clark wl feefv .3aft jl -Jv- »a* Hr I.J-ni*a* naa a^^raii?! "-r ;he ■■%-?«f f*ua itt fr. aMMrr tit« I* au :.t v r;taarn of H-ree r>.Tqpsit. v a«4 r>*nt.4 r.lMM at Dr Hyaw Tmt Mter maeitmmm aM»Bnfc*« a* I lalir T~ a»i mrr loafcMl far kam ■Wti). I* *P" Mf- l l Ma&oaa kar- %tm» trmjtmrtij iseir rawer ,Ml tb« eaters »a--! OK Msa "Sr* O. Caia. E*** S* l M.a Jtmmm Earwa. a«a nmala* iwaoie i.r aw paa' f»Jr*o ieft re*ser da', to riaat B«r prrj* u» *c4. aa£ *rtS EStiZ Mr. HaaAa'i Msm. M*a Louie i?aki*e eareatef tfce «rti. asor 3fc*r M>j» May facai, -eatxie. It aaa te tbe tre »st bc*r»" arateo tke i party recretfftiiy Iseofce a>. Haoae yeesect «err Mr a»4 Mr* H L Mlta My .-i-air. M t £tui#fter. Mi« L»»enaora aaey. Dtvid aod Hear* Htasai'jd. W F. ¥*us»'*mvnt. L. C- F«maaa. j Itiiea. L. A- FWarexa aod J. A WoodL j a Fttiiu*T rt*Tf. A j»£ea«ait party of yuvsa atamed pe»> pi«- tMt-adM at tbe M. 1 pacsMM«a oc i i'rw-hila> .veßia* laa« u* ctte fare a»aj ao4 tste* with mmiccm. Tar v .jsarw* of tbe pic—eat paftiatert Malfctf «o »«v Mr ea«3 Mra. Kaprr». Mr. aotl Mr*. Ward. Mr aa4 Mrt. A. A Pi»sa»«r. M' ao'l Mrt. Mr. ts4 Mr*. A lira »:«r. Mr aad Mr*. Loekban, Mr. and Mrs. FouiTAiu. Mr a-td Mr*. Harper. Mr. ao4 Mr*. Ifeartetr. ratiovAt. Gea. I?. W. -i m i til U ap-.Vjad. Uvn t M. M t* Jcosk Gray of Ea*t p.*nlaa«l it the tfOrM oi M as Eibrl coqellL Mitt Laa fvtoraed fro« Seattie «*>i. Heary Laaden i* a'«» Uh.aa Mslier »iii tpend lire witter In tiiloraA Mr M. Peyser reJuroa boa «"alif>mia M.i:*«lay Mr Frank P- now a?eeat ia £au»a» ity. hat »mrf>riae*! by Irtfi tsf fiira-c f la b}Q "j a. rh*;at. »ti *..-v y feii-J W y t>- ar- Ta o ta. M it* Aaua Jo>oea la r.tlii&x fr enlt at H ar>-'* Mr W A Buaiktwl VeaTea fur tbe EjlOTICEit Refxilar ana? an 4 wniee at the Totxag Mea't briauan Awcais-.H rur«2aa to ai atreet. >aai.*na—ln Mavair ball, oa Front rtfeet, saii4a?, at 11 m. xa., M;*. Meii jfpaaicidaf alii r*re a ontii ?»?©i>aJ every ?aa-i*T f. a a: 4 -i o'riuck. Ail »v c.>fdiaily iaritei l)r JLY «»1c vpetki ti» Bouse ihla (Mbjr) evenia*. al on ~in#p.ra u«i and It-eeialxra.' A ro.nnTary coa tr. «2dOR will b- taken. Ail cordially invited. Trtiiity t*h«reh. on TTiiM *treet. oppmite coast tjui*". Ecrr. George Herbert Walton. mter*Une&ta ay after Trinity, fin «lay yW, Id a. in. Divine aenri»-e. II ii a. a ail 7 bp. in. Toe Kev, Dr Bia k of lieu*. Montana, will pc.-ach Use raori>inf aermoa. Chspei of tne O-od ftaCMMI and Js.an* nanl «tr> n-fttalar •rbo/t, p a '#a« U r Crudest. Gmee Hoapitai—Thirteenth itreet, near Ifagiaoa—fra yer» «l tp n. !"ojr*r an eervi a? J*y?iiiao hall. Fryca b% (b« pav.'-. Iter. K. A Hr.lto. o# 4i«ro«r*e, "BP and Then." Till* hi the la 4 HiUaih Mr. tifffla vtU be in iVattie. a ifi it i# hoped th~ frieo «i! 5 not (ail to be preaent. yan-lay *r.V»l as L.li. All arr c wdiai;* iavikd F. a **r«-Ucal A*xn«t Erol al liYoung p*.-»>pk* a: 6:30 p. tr. Prayer tfiretin* at 7:5) Thurslay e-'caia* cor dia'ly wx-teowe. firtt (ieraiaa Reformed Cl. jreb. R-rentb fcjfw t. ntar Pine— i.-rrit*# at U a. m au mv -«J. Rrrt Chttfeh, Fourth . J p. r wi'i j,»- h atTiieJa.k --•u& ."irct! Muc*j"u at -l p. m. DEATH N? Kim hall, a WfiHtnowii farmer of Kalis City, di -d ear:* yeatcnlay m f >?nin h'«pltti of «»f *he b »wvl# Mr Kimfca'l wit *..n«r ij of hi* lif*- i iere. Hf «a» fifty v*ar« of mfc and kavef a family. Mr. KtmbaJ was weil knunnand ttn.Tfrullj rwwtel z- d pio:o-4f at G a bam 4 I'aaJtooV. tThen Haby waa cSeJt, TVe -ara her Castoria. TThen alia vaJt a Child, Sbo cried C-utorA TThen aho l. Brown »v% s—-In -*»atti»*. Anaruat !l?>. Frederick Andrew. »«>u of Mr. and Harris Brown. Fntitral thl« m-*min|. at 3 TO. fr.-m Conitr»jfaH»»ual rhnn h. Numlin ln August lOfh, «.f ehol rra lafa ;!aa.« Clara infant daiqrbter vf Alfred and Joseph Numlin Afed moot ha. ihrT i?Pi® SHEAM 111 l g.-fii "l£ w "»ffe j g rf% 2 i- It» oWNPHbar fKviVTvr*- fw«i hi •"OiStflMs* ?h*r. a fr» •mr T* >i M I"*' t3#* niMM'lt, ptftJtiW*'-: «li af tiwr "••-tMI n t** INrMMMI, htfv^ *l«w* Z*. MW» Omn» P««lrf 4*»»» IW»C imßCtii*. jtw M -«atv PftTTE SI. KIN*. POWpUt CO '~*Wf Waat a Bie? >.g tj 8* ihers. i «n-> Y »rsts i» f i£s> f- *vr rn.* I? u m "a -i-'ana na«i r, wfpik i* *.:n4 J| tftt&r **fv -La* frt ••*u f. Ai w'li mi-nil |it &i =i j A- K. *l** AJBX WANTED. Bvia tafc «9*e t>l ciear Mfrl ss*. Kestaarasa. w «Kal i Af w eteta batwtia* latt lhaxwe on. FOB BXJTA. I Tvaittx>i raemf km fapaaeke-pia*. Fi.-.-.ted moat tor iodltr» ta taa i>e«s Uai>* af neaaie. L'a a» fT*g«m a^.. nr r.o^- IMPORTAHT TO INVESTORS. SEVERAL arXDRED ACRES OE *E-T Bracie iand. tviejxtid water front, ad euia* Free port: IJ> arre* adjotsi a* Ki.'k i KFTEI, Oflke. *ert *ide (A Ce«narrrta] street, wp Wi!l Wi*^ 7 ,n. Dapee. Miilm ami Armour's Hams, merci aM mowed, Fresh anfl Jnic;, Bed Runt Prices. Sole Agents for A, 0, Davis, Whitney, Kellop; and Foster Bros, Celebrated Bullet, finest Staple and Fancy Groceries, terSEND FOR PRICE LIST.^»I P. 0, box 449. Telephone 29. 612 FRONT BTREET. lIHKV WRKiHT. Call lor Repatlican Canty Coratm IN ACCORD4KCK WiTH A RESOLC tiou of tbe KrfiubQrta unty Commit tee of Kiux county, a Kf|mbUa!uruajr, tie l*t «;ay of b»-r, at II oVmx a. m.. for the perpoae of OMiiiMtfiM candidal for the wrena! c*>mty off-.et-*. V-' injf tar Jit v dele*m* toatknd fie hrrritwrial o.rtination to b? beid at Kilenakiirg .»a tbe lith day of tcmber neat, and to trauma--*: *u. h otner bu«:ttr ercry fifty votva or najor (rtrtioD *»f fifty rote* at tne ia«? era eral election for Uie Kcj»'iv -an caud-'late for probate jodfe. Cpoa tbl* of rep rinrattUw the *eeerai pr*-«i«i t# *iJl be entitled to *e*e*t deki;aK* a* foliovt: A voadaie 1 Arthur 1 liay Vi*ar 1 black iKarnond 4 u-«laf River I lojva I iHswarM.ih 2 Ena T *irla«r Fa«i«» Titjr Franklin 1 n 2 Hot stairs 1 Juniata i Mvm«e I tM*eoia 2 Rrataa 2 ScatUe Firs* Ward 4 Beroa4 Ward .12 Third Ward il Foilrtb Ward >un»»ydaie 1 Sam%.n.«b 1 -Uv* iua.inle 1 Sqttk 2 Bay 1 "•iaujrti'cr 2 TT*U« title T I rr.oo t 2 White Kiv« 2 Fri rear.*** will Imp heid «»n tbe ¥:h da/ of AusrnM, ;w*s a* folio**: in tbe city of ait J*. f-»« c .V|. k vi»p. a.a; tbe loi kwibf fdte^ra Ftrrt Hant, a! the Cfcjriae houae oa Suuih Tfeinl •WveT. »«nLai Ibe eagiss hotise on r©- laoM'.afrirvet. Tbird Ward, a: tbe Fir*t Regimes: ar Dv>tr>. o?i futon F'surrb Ward, a! tac Bk*ntoi* ie-?a .-a fceae. a«v. a!*e'Sitv f an *ate, yet>jry Be ci *-a r a dniy tik«-;ed catsaU rof »ie- -xa vr, J. H iLVb eU ncaa. W. K F''*a»"T. v/rMarr. stftK w r w PAR S WIKHSi Of IS3D. OTTKI THI I. s. SS«AU *TRF*T NF» Vi»US A'i y fluwu. Sm* de-iiv rase eabil^t* a* t .v. i 34® K*b.ib.!--•!» a*. r- ft iis (jf «r t. i*r fan b ;se* j aj» a a tie a"*j>v. H >**RVI:XE r. titk. w*-« f a*.*'? JL 0» tifccft&er 4 ATn wlti. rri \*rg* I lil.l t I 1 :sr. 1 is:; I 1 is,; i I Pacific Caast Samtytjt TTi* ill 1111 l if, V VUiTCLU«w) |Tn, I*-* *»r*i? L *c\VA* m 'nS*; FOR SM F.HNCISCO, Ya Pert ad mo 4 Vsrt,n«.a..t _ ALASKA EXCURSIONS. 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