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The Ottawa free trader., 1879-03-15

MORTGAGE SAIE: --whcrca, John d. Nor.
wa in la sale county in the Of lllinrs dd by their
mortgage deed dated the twshtyhi day OF nar'h A. ~
county in Book ll3 ON page ~ convey to The
John Nash Of ,ad ety. the rGa I S'g bda srSr az Secure n
the due payment of certain pr"m,soS noS ior nG sum Wi
state and even Win said mortgage deed, executed by sad
John D Morgan and yan 2ng year HeL s d@tI M NJ ,Ge
for value received; with ten per cent Interest; @ IN .b.
And whereas i Is provided u @ siH m2rElsc rT ~ o o
tenor and effect said Conveyance should he void; nut IN
thereof according 10 the tenor and effect thereof then the
said Nash, his legal Representatives or nrnrS aer "
udyrrtisc such sale thirty DAYS in newspaper published IN
said city county, may sell the said real ratr or any r
thereof and a right ana Ggniy , % i'rS r hS or @
administrators assigns therein, at public NcnGhc 10 the
] ngs, y ,1a, ", i"Wrn A. rIr sale f time to tinc At dis
erection and upon making .ch 'ar S,i IT. y, ~. a.
tSs s, aI S.rsf,r M so,p, au5 conyying rs aforc
SAID including attorney ices. and secondly. the amount
said note, and thirdly the o'rtluS III any |" san
And whcre, tn, said Nash ha- heretofore duly 'od aud
assigned said and mortgage. and Jcnna Emerson is
Aad whereas default Ina, been made in the payment 0i
said note according :" ~ t'toF ana 'ci wv ~ INN
dollars principal with interest thereon Al The rate ." Ten per
cent per annum since the 3rh day 9i Aprll N D. ls};
And whcras the .;ud Nash has been duly requested N
writing 10y The saiu a~.Ir" "hn Io.u'F 90 rl n.e n
mortgage execute the power Of SAFE III -l con
iaiINd 10y advertising, selling aEd conveying ' -'o r
Vow Therefore public notice i hereby given that in pur
suancr and by virtue Of the power and authority "a ne
granted in and by said mortgage th" sll Nasl WIZ on
"Wednesday the second dN OF April NJ IH9 at " HyuI u
two O'Clock in the afternoon a the south door "i w ,u
" Court House in saI city Of ottawa. sell ne sau ra -
tate including said homestead rghs ana al rights au
equity of redemption of the said John D. Morgan ana h
said wife their heirs executors, administrators or assigns
therein III public ycndue. the highest bidder for cast
said real estate he sold H. the olpWing: That pa p
,frWcst fractional quarter section eleven. IN township
rhrtyr,c north. range ttrcc cast ui ~" !rd runt"
merriam N said city of ottawa described a. follows ON
Iugucuc point which a. the northwest CORNER 81 MaI
and Cay streets side III Clay street thence -putl
on - ,,t line Of Clay seventy five feet. thence cas-
prl1,l with Main fpryyc feet thence north Iiral
III nr Ity street ,ryruy-fNc feet. thence west on Mali
-ter ,rty.fyf feet TO the place ~ beginning tn'
.,. prnIrry sold tp .aid Nina Murglu by Hugh llau!
hon and wife Us decd dated January 9Th, o. ihI. gNl 2"
r4r,l.fy .r ,sfI ltrfYri'Hr. office. atit. ,. NASH
! UtF.l February 4. .s,J--laS
The Ottawa free trader., 1879-03-15

Last week was examination week in most O
the schools, and the boy who passed" can cas
ily be selected from the boy who didn't. One
Of those who didn't was on Saturday intrcnch
ing himself on Lcdyard street behind Il snow
bank, seemingly waiting some ones arrival
and a man who had observed his preparation
inquired:
making ready TO have some fun, bub?'
well, it may be fun for me, but itli be
tough on the other fellow" was the reply
Then you are expecting to have tight:'
~ Just am that! The school teacher marked
me down to tifty-seven because | said Russia
bound Lake Erie on the west and now when
her brother comes along I'm going to bound
him on all sides with the biggest licking a
whtcheadcd boy ever got."-Free Press.
The Ottawa free trader., 1879-03-15

you know" sad Rice, 'how the negro likes
'possum" Two darkeys were riding from a
field after a hard days plowing. They began
to talk about the things good to eat, "What
do you say to dis" said one Take good
fat 'possum-pah bile him-put him in ole
fashion Dutch ovlng-roaS' him brown"-the
other darkey's eyes rolling and mouth water
ing as the description went on-"savc him up
with coon grady" shut yo' mouf, you
niggah; tall right oifn' dis hoss - Bosto"
TIObf
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LRgpl.
GEORGE M. LELAND,

Master IN CbGBCerH
IASTk,I'S; SA IH..-Noticc II hereby given, that
vi hy virtue of decree made and entered oi record hy
the Circuit Court of l., Sale county state OF ho ~ e
January term of said court ls9 IN certain caurc l
pending in said cor on the canecry side thcrrn wnoSi
william " nich,y complainant, ana me flfs, Mrtho'
dist Church al Mirscl,- was Cccndlnt hlal On NVuL.a
ay the second day OF April t p ls9 ~ the boHr OF ohr
O,1ck IN the afternoon nf said day urr for N0t, ~ th
~out, door of the county court house IN OTTAWA IN s
county ~ public auction. and Will then r 70 t hEtsl
bidder the following described property, being ht suc
ordered 10y said decree To be sold that Is 70 iols ,n,I
Teen and fourteen in block four In Gums Addition 10 Mar
srcs In the county Of In sale and state oi linuls,r
'Tppvs ~ : Nfr Cash GEORGE NJ LELAND,
March /, ls;g -3N Master In ChNncory.
<To'TII 't,.-F,rlTE oF PETER Holy, nECEtNEp,-
y Nocr l. hereby gwen that the undersigned, Aahh
iStrutrN of the estate OF Peter Nocy, late OF tht
county OF IL sale aud oi Illinois deceased, VIII appear
before the County Court OF said county On the 81 Moh lt
ing the 2ist day uf Apr lSs, az me CoNnN io@ur' our
sons having claims demands against SAID estate are noli
mCEt.
MARY HOEl
rh22-3w AdmnistntriN.
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GEORGE "a LELAND.

Ma ASTI.IR'S ~ .Fs.-N"lcr is hrrcH; gwen mat
vi l. virtue decree made nui rut'r"l ul record ~
mo irt nurt uf ~ sale county STAT" uI Illinois 1 t"
January term III said court. p l~A r certain cause
fIrn r.dinE u aid cDsrr the ciHnr' -.l" thereof
wherein Daniel Hccna- Mile D. th"n aud Ighu anna
gan r3rtnrr~ BOO hus.urs y th" firm Hr aud - oi ~
r,Uan 4 Co were tpuptiu If-. and " f"r l. Green and
The sEger Manufacturing company N'Tr e.'AliH'-- ]
shall D MONDAY twenty fourth uIy OF March s. To-.
$50 m f. hour 0f ten pyuys Boo rv forenoon ui said da!
offer for sale ~ the south door Of The Cu4by court house ~
Dtrawa I'm sd county public auction. and VIII tn"fl ~'l
the highest bidder IN" i5u9ug described property ~
ing ordered ny aid d'cr,' % lt sold it j. 70
l Ton.cs in the county ui IA sale .l -tte 81 l'l-
TEEM- Or = ~sLT.--tl-tt 'Ftpl.i'F VI Lf-l.NND-
f,4fFI March / l~.4-Eg Master u thJur'ry.
The Ottawa free trader., 1879-03-15

From the British Fleet in Eastern waters:
Ayoung midshipman went ont to join his ship,
commanded by Il gallant officer, otherwise
rather q don. He was met on deck by the cap
tain, who said: well, yOungster, so you've
come to JON us suppose it's the old story
the fool Of the family, Ell? lIaw! IIaw" To
which the MILDLY replied, in Il squeaky voice,
oh, no. sir; it's all changed since your day
Exit captain-I0HdOu ITOriH
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BETWEEN THE GATES.

IIy BENJ,MIN f. TAYLOR author of Songs of esteral
etc etc Finh Edition. Illustrated. sS.
:. Wit and Wisdom are mingled well TO-
grthrr and the result Is book with which every reader
will he charmed II is Golden Gate, leading 10 mshy
hours of true Intellectual enjoyment II Hcd Berd"
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RACES or THE
INITED STATES.

nyJ " FosrEE, Ii. D. illustrated -
..'Tlt. book ir literally rroWtt"tt Nlih '-'''''
ishing and valuable mct-. -.'-b0Hio" F"''.
The Ottawa free trader., 1879-03-15

The best religion is that which will make a
colored man sit down content to eat corn bread
for supper. knowing at the same time that a
ueghbor has fat chickens and no dog in his yard
The Ottawa free trader., 1879-03-15

\ gentleman, having occasion 10 praise &
kind.hearted Irish woman for her good deeds
said to her: "Wcll, we'll Kate, If there is ;
heaven in the next world you will get to il. :
As quick as Lightning came the reply, with al
the heartlness Of the race: God bless yc, Mr.
p, an sure if do, I'll have the gate opcr
for YOn -ROcheyter OemOrr0t.
The Ottawa free trader., 1879-03-15

The Rev. Moses Brock was reading morn
ng lesson in a church about the woman that
had seven husbands, and finishing the sen
tence. "And last of all the woman died. He
added bv way of comment And well she
man, "
The Ottawa free trader., 1879-03-15
MORSE MYTHOLOGl:
Or The Religion of Our Forefathers,

Containing all the MYTHS of the Eddas carefully lsrna
tied and interpreted. with an lntroductl"h Nocaou5
and Index. By Il. Il. ANDERSON Professor "' Schui""
,a, / Io,o,,grs Irnlyrrstv of Wisconsin. Volume
Crown syo, $50
~ , u,IF,,.ouut ot the old Scitnt ma w ~
uvthoIory has hitherto hccn given IN the Eiig-h lah
,og If g full and cluCidutCs the subject IN All points
Si"w II contains abundant illustrations m literal gnu
rnc,ic trnnsatsons from the Eddas ana s"g''' me
i,lufetOU Recetr.
The Ottawa free trader., 1879-03-15
ORATORY AND ORATORS.

By Prof. WILLIAM MATHEWS, IL. y. one volume. .-'''
41 pages. Price, cloth, -
,'oN.rs the " hole tirid IN a thorough +''''
lun.trrly manner BOytOH |iJh,.
The Ottawa free trader., 1879-03-15
ECHOES FROM MIST-LAND:
Or. The Nibelungen Lay Revealed to Lovers OF
Romance and Chiyairy.

pv ,rr,r ForrsrlFn. l2mo. Cloth. Price, $50
:. nv, :; -. th,. first American edition of Ih''
,hnIr ,Sihrlunrcn Lied and such deserves &" hr
warmly Welcomed y The Nation.
The Ottawa free trader., 1879-03-15

The other day an Irishman was passing the
graveyard, where he saw two men, friends OF a
countryman who had just died. They were
seeking for burial lot. who's dead?n he
asked John Leary," was the reply. When
did he die" yesterday" We'll, bedad, he
had fOine day for it,
The Ottawa free trader., 1879-03-15

Ii an actor is desirous of appearing IN ~scv
eral pieces" in one evening let him smoke
cigar in nitrO-glycerlne factory. lie VII
bring down the house, too.-Norrist'''" Her
aid
The Ottawa free trader., 1879-03-15

What does your husband do:' asked the
census man. He amt doin' nothing at this
time of the year" replied the young wife. Is
he pauper?" asked the census man. She
blushcd scarlet Ia the ears. Law, no." she
exclaimed, somewhat indignantly. I'VE aint
been married morc'n six ecks.'-HdrktyC.
The Ottawa free trader., 1879-03-15
SONGS OF YESTERDAY.
OLD.TIME PICTURES
And Sneayes of Rhyme.

by BEHJAMIN f. TAYLOR l6mo. CIT side. PLAIN rdst,.
Price. Sl,50 Gilt side and edges, -.
~ have rpcn many hours over your boob
The Ot Time Pictures Is crowded with verbal tliclttS
and closing portion OF II is as souinpring A. th'
voice uf q trumpet m. !. q. H0idHd.
The Ottawa free trader., 1879-03-15

\ sharp hit: The other day said airiend
to us, Tuesday, ~ lady and daughter were Wis
ting some friends in my neighborhood, when
the lady said, Joe (hcr husband) is Just get
ting so that he knows how 10 treat woman,
when her siX-yearold daughter put in with
"I'd kept that TO myself ma
The Ottawa free trader., 1879-03-15

Have your baggage checked cried the
man with the brasses. SAID Mr.. Caretulman,
quietly. If it Is just the same to you, sir,
wouldn't YOU put check on the gentleman
who handles the baggage Boston Trn.-
srryDf
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HANDBOOK OF FINANCE.

py " + F,wcrrr second Edition i!m". cloth, >l.''
). rr,,. ,,,I, bri.,l.s with 4tuti-tiv- collect
,i n,,,n ,i' h.sf authorities - Fbf HiBHq H"f"
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uNITORM wITH THE ABOVE
TWO YEARS IN CALIFORNIA

nv NJ ,oNE VITA "a hue illustrations mIp"t California
and 4 pan of tl, osen,ifc Valley I2mu cloth, >lN
thoroughly reliable book for tourists and settlers.
- Np ronync' il NOR" int"t'-ii' ,,llo @ ,' w.
,c.rrlnnu hi the hook do Justice tu %. tNrrN -
ir.rry',1 '1 hr r,.lo and studied To- NbaHH J'FrV".
kippaN Ihurrls srd lltoraiur' >i-.'
Mr.. Miller. What Tommy Did. Paper. -r clVth.. 10
Roberts Rules OF order. -
Taylor- Life In camp and Field '-
TAYLOR The World ON Wheels '
walker Philosophy Of the Plan of s'yaou....---- ''
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THE PILOT AND HIS WIFE.

\ Morse Love story. By JoSNs LIZ. Translates bN hr'
OLE Bull &B pages. Price, sN
:. Most ab-orbin&lN int"r"-inE. Nt''"""
N0HthiH
The Ottawa free trader., 1879-03-15

,P = Freight prepaid 70 any l., y. station in the
, county ON sales OF thirty dollars and over,
The Ottawa free trader., 1879-03-15

have concluded 10 continue in business
e: and the past Thirty Years has demonstrate
lily surrender And propose 10 run Tor ten year
cash Sales" Ofcoursc, We are now MI
HARE OF YOUR PATRONAGE.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. CARVED
Steamer Alaska. Victoria; bark Jas.
Cheston and brig T. W. Lucas. Port
Gamble; bark Vidette, Port Madison.
Sailed-Bark Eva II. Fiske, Depar,
ture Bay.
Returned - Barkentine Ca herine
Sudden. with captain sick.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 4th-Up to
Pm. returns from precincts In the inte-
rior in which the count is complete
stand as follows Perkins. 1876;
Glenn. l5.128; White, l0.l3S. These
figures include returns from all counties
except half dozen small outlying ones.
and comprise two titths Of the total vote
outside the city The large towns of
Oakland, Sacramento, Stockton, Los
Angeles, San Jose and many others are
not included, the count there being still
incomplete. Reports have been received
from most Of them. however, to the
following effect: San Jose, $50 plurality
for Perkins; Oakland, over 1000 plural
ity; Sacramento. 1900; i'll Los Angeles
White leads, with Perkins and Glenn,
about even, not far behind. All the
returns 60 to emphasize the previous
report that the Republicans have elected
their entire State ticket by plurality
Of probably not less than L. GOO. Page
and pacheco are elected to Congress,
and probably Mckcnna. The contest
is doubtful between DAVIS ali! Barb ur
Kalloch. for Mayor. retains a Sigh, lead
of Flint, and the probabilities - 10 the
remainder OF the city ticket are un-
changed from previous advices. 1t is
possible that the Work;ngmen may elect
some OF the supervisors and school di-
rectors, but nothing definite can ne
stated on that point. Advices regard
lug tho Legislative ticket are very mea-
ger, but seem to indicate that the Re
publicans will have n majority in that
body.
IL r.M.-rhc vote Of tho city, as
counted at o.. o'clock, gives Perkins
500; White, $50; Glenn, 1908; Flint
1907; Kslloch, 0Gj3; Gri,wold, 4O7.
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Saturday, September 9, 1879
POPULAR EDUCATION DeLUslos.

Those who have watched the progress
of popular education, and its effect up
on the young men Of today. will not be
inclined 20 disagree entirely With the
following from a San Francisco e1 -
change:
Tie popular idea that universal edu-
cation i. panacea for all evIls Is an
exploded fallacy Formerly ;olerab.y
good education was Of value TO It's pos
SCISSOR. but now the article has become
go diifused, and thereby so cheapened,
that i, seldom benefits its possessor. Il
is the old story Of reproduction and
excessive competition. Your college
graduate may stsrve while your able
bodied mechanic or industrious laborer
continues to plod along in the good Old.
fashioned way, and seldom lacks a meal
or wants for silver in his purse. We
have frequently had occasion to note
the positive distaste Of public school
graduates for any and all Of the me-
chanical trades. and the apparent rea-
sou is that by such occupations they lose
caste Consequently tho country Is
oycrfun with slip-shod clerks. shyster
lawyers and quack doctors. The truth
l.. we have run this education business
into the ground, and are burdened with
yearly-incrcasing taxation in order TO
supply an already over stocked world
with supcrclous idiots. who are OF no
mac tn Themselves or TO the community
The remedy is plain. Reduce the school
apportionment, cut off all our pet hob
bies, and limit the system to primary
and grammar schools. Then we may
hope to produce useful men. and so get
our moneys worth.
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trl-ci + .ht san 5clL. az :. Would
require f5Er dams with % - 10 get
sr,un1 them.
Sine rocks will have 20 ue removed
r u the bed h make safe navigation.
From the las: Gam an independent,
canal would be advisable as the short
.: aud best route 10 Greytown. Seven
lJcks would be needed in the iadepend
ebt canal. Tie total length from the
Caribbean SEA 10 the Pacific Is lS0.1-l0
niles, Of which s. Is on the lake. 81.
$40 canal, and 90 sleek water. The
estimate makes the canal - feet wide
on the bottom. with IS feet depth OF
water. The locks are 10, feet long.
Estimated cost. sec. 100000. bu. it may
come 10 800, 100000 a. the outside
cost
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nY TELEGRAPH AND MAIL.

New ORLEANS, Aug. 30.-Gen Hood,
who died OF yellow fever, was buried
this afternoon. Only few friends of
the family and delegation of the As
ISOLATION Of the Army Of Tennessee at
tended the funeral. At the cemetery,
however, the cortege was received by a
detachment Of the Continental Guards,
under Capt Pearce, who fred a salute
over the grave.
NARRAGANsETr PIER. Aug. 3l.-
Mrs Spraeue left Canonchet, the resi-
dence of her husband, near here, this
afternoon. 1t is understood that she
did not so with the consent of Sprague.
but she took her three little girls with
her. the son remaining with his father.
IL has been generally understood in the
village sud al the hotels that since Mrs
Sprsgue concluded 10 follow her child
rem 10 Cauonohet. after the intersi. y
at Conductor Hs.e's, when it was Ge-
cidei thu. they should oe placed under
the control OF their father. q certain
espionage has been kept over her NOV. :
mert' by Sprague.
SARATOGA. Aug. 80. At s. meeting Of
the Association for the Advancement
Of Science today, Commander + z
Lul!. [ 5 Navy. read a paTer on the
inter-ocoauIc canal problem. He said
canal from Lake Nicaragua 10 the Pa
citic would be &c l0ths ,uiles long,
only seven miles of which wouli be
difficult. The excavation would aver
age ST feet. and 10 locks. with 10 fee,
lift. would be required. The canal
would follow the course of the Rio
Grande substantially, but 10. its bed.
An artificial harbor would be required
on the Pacific side with break water,
the material Of which could be easily
obtained. There is - miles Of naviga-
tion on Lake Nicaragua. whicE will
need little work except a, tie south
end, where some six miles of swamp
occur. There would be slack water
navigation from the Lake 10 the Carib-
bean Sea. on the line of the San Juan
river, most Of the way TO the old har-
Dor Of Greytown. Greytown Harbor
has been nearly iilled up by silt brough.
down from the river San Carlos, q
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DISTRICT COURT DOCKET.

The following list of causes appears
upon tho docket Of the District Court
holding terms at Port Townsend, of
which tho fall session vii, begin next
Monday:
UNITED STATES CAUSES
"A Minnick and VIM Murphy lu-
dictment for smuggling.
No. establishment filed.
Abner J Srads-Selling liquor to In
dians.
Edward Wiley Selling liquor to In
dians.
Samuel Alexander Selling liquor to
Indians.
WIN Bently Selling liquor to Iu-
dians.
TERRITORIAL CAUSES CRIMINAL.
Mary Phi!lips-Murder.
CIVIL ACTIONS.
Minor heirs Of Madison estate VS. s S
lrwin-Recovery OF property; suit in
equity.
G E,senbeis vs. q Hanson and j
Elwood-Foreclosurc.
ia Webster VS. Vim Crooks-Dam-
ages; referred to G II Hanford aud find
ings Of referee filed.
JR Wheat vs. c Mckay and c Ar
chambault-No,es. S6i aud $50
IKa,z vs. ii ouinlan-Account. S}+5
CO.
IKa,x VS. IL Ouinlan -Foreclosure Of
mortgage; referred 10 James Seayey
findings filed
s Hancock vs. Tafisqn c, ai-pro-
missory note Of 1904 63.
60 Halter vs. Il Sharp-Account of
Ssa5 80.
Halter vs. J L Mur,e- Account
Of ISL So.
Estate of 5 Ggoss-pe,itiCn for 10
solvency.
VT Sayward VS. Geo W Harris. exc
cutor of estate Of Arthur Phinney-
Damages for irespass on timber land.
X Mcdonald Us j Sweeney.
c Mckay vs. L Douglas-Applica,ion
for writ of certiorari 10 SandWilh.
San Juan.
Ii q Haller vs. 0 lverson Promjs.
sorry notes for s4ls and Sl25.
u . Halter VS. 5 J Rcord Promis-
sorry notes for 500 and $li3.
Dounell VS. III Fleming-Clsim of
$1,000 damages for assault, and bat
terry.
Smith and VIM Williams W. soLoo-
ner Afred-Libel for seameu's wages.
L X S,ockand VS. A Briggs ct al
4 Il Bill VS. Schooner Chsmpion-Li,
bel for mechanics wages. Sl0i -.
n ID Tobey VS. Schooner Champion -
Libel for mechanics wages, SOL.
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EASTERN STATES

NEW ORLEANS, Sept Monday s
storm lasted from noon till 10 at night.
The damage TO property in the town
glass in buildings, fencing and crops in
the country is incalculable From every
section of the parish comes the cid tale
Of great destruction of cotton, and the
corn crop Is levelcd with the grouud
and will hardly be able to recover. the
losses IN town, independent Of coal and
ferry boats, are estimated at 100000.
The roof Of Henry Won Pulses sugar
house fell in and killed 20 of % mules
placed there for safety. Fifty yards Of
wall around the pcniten,iary WAS de-
molishcd and part of the building I'M
rooted and machinery damaged.
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SAGI: cot <S1.L.

The editor of the Olympia Experiment
gives the following good advice to the
managers Of the local railroad
We heard the other day. for about the
hundrcdth time. the exclamation OF
strangers, We didn't know there was
railroad communication between Olym-
pis and TeninO." Whether II Is the
policy of rival lines OF travel TO ignore
our local railroad or not, 1t matters very
little: i. i. the duty OK the directors to
advertise their road and It's facilities to
the world. pacards should be posted
c1nspicuously al the depots and steamer
landings IN Portland. informing incOm-
ing strangers from the East and South
that the navigable waters of Puget Sound
can .be reached by sixty-six miles of
splendid railroad travel, instead OF rid
ing one hundred and five miles to reach
New Tacoma When the Olympia
Tenlno Railroad first started into oper-
alton. We urged thorough and judi
cions advertising in Portland. at down
Sound PORTS and Victoria, in order that
through passengers taCu way iliRut bc
informed aud obtain tickets accord
ingly. Arrangements should DO made
for having through tickets sold in Port
land, Seattle and Victoria, via Olym-
pia and Tenino" That such arrange
ments can be made in some way is GER
tain. aud the question is, why have they
not been perfected months ago?
Our suggestion is not made from any
interested motive, rs the meager patron.
age involved would pass mainly to other
hands. We beievs 1t to be sound al e.
vice. When the road is properly ad-
verified. aud through ticket system Is
established. we may note the gradual
attainment of all the benefits Of the
enterprise
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TELEGRAPHIC.
lAI.IIORNiA.

gICLCsIyHiT - TuE iNrELLiG ESCEE.
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EUROPE.

ALEXANDRIA, Sept l. Emperor Will
liam arrived today and was received by
the Car. The meeting between the
two Emperors was exceedingly cordial.
They were enthusiastically cheered by
large crowds assembled. General Won
Manteufel accompanies the Emperor of
GERMANY.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-09-06
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