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been with General jackson IN Alabama
III $50 It Is white with age and has
kicked everything loose for miles
around.
Lieut.. Alien. |. =. \. las been in
town several du,- .rpu Washington. d.
G. HIS business Is To SupnrIutend the
laying OF the cable "u the military trIe-
graph lin" between N"aA Bay ami Ia
t""Nch island
Mr. H. Price, of PoIt Discovery. went
up Sound today. Harry =, tine DIS
covery people call Lim, - telegraph
operator III that point. and inside man
IN the store. where he has made himself
invaluable t. the company.
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! New HorEL.-tor year or two a
large hotel on the hill has been talked
o. but the proposition never TOOK DEL
lhlt2 shape until now y movement Is
on Iout' anu Ilkel! 10 he successful pe-
cause backed by some Ot our responsible
business men, 10 erect large ana com
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ReY ID. Ii. LeSourd,the Me. presiding
elder, preached an able sermon IN the
NJ l.. church yesterday morning, on the
subject OF Faith. At the close OF ser
wee about twenty persons partook of the
sacrament. In the evening Rev. w. L.
| C0sper, former pastor, discOursed ac-
ceptably upon the subject of" knowledge.
After service the elder briefly presented
the claims of the academy at Olympia,
now under the control and auspices of
the NJ. L. Church. Though sectarian
school III general way, 1t was not SO III
any small or contracted sense He be
lieved it afforded advantages for instruc
ton as large and desirable as those of
any similar institutioniu Western Wash
! ington.
The terms of offices of Messrs. f. W.
James and Kuhn, school directors, will
soon expire; so it is in orderfor the selec
ton of candidates. Mr.. James has re-
fused to serve for some time past, and
probably will not be candidate for re
election. Mr.. Kuhn is a bache!or-aI
though he has been an active and useful
member of the board. He intimated Il
while ago that he didn't want any more
of it 80 1t Is likely that two new ones
will be chosen. The business Of con-
ductInS our schools involves important
public interests, and we need as directors
men of intelligence, stability and indie
pendence OF character,men who will show
neither fear nor favor We need, more
over, at this time, men who Will see to 1t
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ono wo have boorJ s,orastoa 90 for W.
bava M rarI+ 70 fp5 With tha r
o,es+ion aud ,rouId bo ,,loa - hoou %
others.
Dho" NED, " le''fh ol d SAD case OF
ulo"hihs til"' oocuireu Hatufudy at
ChauhcH Drock"dS camp AT fEScht-
employed in the camp. was missed opd
search resulted in finding his hat This
morning the BODY was found. It was
sunnosed that he had been M wort;no
were against him-especially in the icy
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