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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-31

sei9iebt, aussenommen in einsel,en Or
ten, mo- NIT llmsebuns bes 9eietes cine
Stabt> Qicens erboben wirb. Wdbrenb fris
ber bic austeuuns Don 9~ieenien benz
Staate, ben Counties unb ben @emeinben
bebeutenbe ginnabmen bra6te, 1T bieie
@innabme iett wessefalen, unb Die 3abl
Der 8irtbsbduier bat ii9 u~erpoppeIt. Die
Sermebruns Der Wirtbi6aftem fommt
bauptia6li6 auf Die Stdbte, wdbrenb in
Sen Idnbli6en Suupt Semperen3 : Sesirfen
bas &irtbsbaus duBerli6 unterbridt 1T,
ober beito mebr Der @ebeimiuff UNI ii6
sreiit.
Der biesidbrise @interweisen, weIs
der bereits einseerntet lit, wiest 59a Yfb.
per Suibel.
-Solbier gitp, on Der &anias
Central giienbabn, parO pon einem Sturm
am Oienitas p. @. bart mit9enpmmen.
15 Sduier iinb total Serit0rt; cine bebeus
tenbe Mnsobl beiddbist. Orei Srauen
unb elm &inb wurben set0btet unb Is Yers
ionen, tbeilweiie lebenssefdbrIi4, uerlett.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-31

gu &ofess IN &drntben ffarb Sies
ier Gage Der @runbbeiiter S6lieber in
ieinem lo7. Qebensjabre. NiemaIs bate
i'm cine i6psrs .&ranfbeit beimseiudt.
Go6 on leinem Tobestuse fiiblte er ii9
wobl unb rau6te wie eewObnli9 feline
Yfeife. Grit am Ibenb ieines Gobesta9es
tla9te er iiber &dlte; man bra9te ibn 81
Sette, biiute i'm marin ein, unb furS
Oarauf ueri9ieo er.
- Son @ien fommen iiber Die Grant
belt bes @rafen Gbamborb folgenbe autbens
til6e Mittbeilunsen: @raf Gbamboro leis
bet bereits felt einigen Monaten m einem
Maseniibel uno wurbe Sumeiit BON einem
9lrste aus @iener Heuitabt ~bebanbelt. @rft
nm Mitte Sum- wurbe Yroieior Orai6e
aus @ien gum 9atienten 9%erufen, wel9er
bic Oia9nole l%tellte, baB Der @raf einen
Masentrsbs babe; letten 6reitas bradte
9rofeHor 0rai6e aud ben Sofratb Sils
rstb nit, pel6er pom 9irur9ii6en Stanb>
puntte fi9 barber ausipreden iolte, Oh
cine Operation bes Masenfrebies burds
iiibrbar mdre. 6oiratb Uiarotb lebnte
entldieben bic Sornabme elmer iolden Spes
ration ab. Der Maasenfrebs 1T befannts
lid unbsilbar; subem bat pl0tli6 ein itars
Ter 8erfaa Der &rdfte itattseiunben, 10 baB
bas Sdlimmite gu befir9ten lit, wenn
aud bic Gobssgefabr feline unmittelbar be-
uoritsbenbe lit. Die @erSte sIauben, bab
Der Yatient nod einige 3eit wirb erbalten
werben fOnnen unO Die &atoitropbe uiels
lei9t srit in IA Gasen, pieasi6t AUDI erit
in einem Monat eintreten werbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-31
&antas.

-Statt bic 3abl Der @irtbsbduier in
6anios gu p%erminbern, bot bic bortise Yros
bibition ie pc~rooppslt. No6 ben amtlis
den 8eri9ten Der Observation-Disclosures
iino pom /. 0tai 1882 bis gum l. Wiai
1883 i'm Staate 6anias 2I5O Sunbess 81;
cenien fir ben &leinuertauf pom ssiitisen
@etrdnten, 90 Sunbes: yicenien fir ben
@robbanbel nit Sranntpsin unb ~ Bun.
oess eicsnien fir 8ierbrauersien ssl6it mors
ben. Sor Der giniibruns bes Yrobibis
tionsseieses mar bic 3abl Der Bunoes.9 is
cenien fir ben 6leinuerfauf balb 70 sroB.
Die llriade bieier 3unabme 1T BARN 3u
iu@en, bab Der gsrfauf seiiiser @etrdnfe
iett obne Staatss ober @emeinbes 2icsns
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-31

reidt nur fir s-14 Gage. Bei benz
armen Qanbmann iiebt es pom Sabr gu
Sabr trauriser aus. Ginen rei9en grtras
liefern bic SienenitOde; i9abe nur, baB
ibre iSabl In ben letten Sabren 10 iebr Sus
iammensei4mol3en lit.
- Son g rim in Der @ifel tbeilt man
unterm 8. SuIi nit: Cine ungep6bnli9e
Sise berrl6t bier felt einisen Sasen obne
jebe @usfidt auf erquidenben &e9eu. Siss
Der batten mir LANCE 3eit binbur6 INNER
bemOltten Sorisont nit foltem, raubem
Minbe, Der Die 6elber uub gerswieien bers
art ais9etrotnet bat, baB Die Saaten unb
@rdier nit jebem Gage mebr unb mebr per-
fiimmerten. Man bat Die 6offnun9 aui
cine ~seniisenbe @rnte bereits aufseseben.
Wfit welden triiben 9lusii6ten Der Qan6s
mann in unierem &reiie Der 3ufunft ents
ssseniiebt, uermus MI Der gu beurtbeilen,
Ser bic momentane Gage %unierer 4ferbaus
Bepolferuns temnt. Der Grebit 1T isit
e-7 Sabren politdnbis eridOpft. Selbit
cine Muswanberung Der SeBbaften lit faum
webr moglid, ba bic @rinbsiiter nidt
mebr an BEN Mann gu brinsen iinb unb bic
bereits barauf laitenben Sppotbefen nidt
mebr burd Capitalization sebedt werben
t0nnen.
WeffaIen.
GpesfeIb. Oas &lofter Der
S9weftern vllnierer Iieben Srau" in Goes
fslb murbe gum 0erfauf ausseiest unb
srpar sund1t in II Yar3elen. Oa Der
6inasluertauf fein annebmbares @ebot ers
CAB, murbe bas Beiittbum unsetbeilt gum
Vertauf seftelt unb blisb Serr GapIan
Gremann NIT go, 600 Warf Weiifbietenber.
Derielbe beabiidtist, bic Rrantenbeilan:
ftalt babin ,u perIesen, ba bic @dume bel
alien MnftaIt ben Mniprii1en midt meb,
seniisen, aud bic Gage mi@t mebr emit.
fpri@t.
Bpttrop. l1eber ben bereits er.
mdbnten @albbranb tbsiIt bic .Bottrops,
Boltsits," meter nit, baB bis gum 8. SUM
ca. Is, 900 Morsen, tbeils Malb, tbeils
9aibeidde, niebsrsebrannt finb. 9lm 7ter
Sum- finb alIsim 1000 Morsen Walbfd9e,
8efistbum bes Treiberrn .. Nasel, bon
benz perbserenben Glemente seritSrt iporben.
Oils man in elmer 6ieiernsS donmns bee
6euers 9err seworaen, ting IS in elmer on:
bern S9omuns auf's Neus su bremen an,
unb Die berbei9eeilten QoIdmannidafteu
muBten conftatiren, baB bieies 6euer b0s:
piui9er Weiie an9ele9t mar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-31
Qusl D.
Semti6Iano.
aRs9othrinae

Barr (GliaB), 80. SUM. Sin
srdbli9es llnsliid bat cine bieiise SiirSers
familie in tiefe Grauer periett. Der Sobn
bes giirsers &ubn, gbiarb nit Namen,
mar ndmIid mad paris sereiit, I'M cine
Stene ais Barber, bic ibm iein bortiser
8ruber usridafft bate, anSutreten. TIM
tsrpess lsbute fid Der junse Mann wdbs
renb Der Giisnbabnfabrt aus benz Wasens
%fsniter beraus, nm bic @esenb gu betrads
ten. Gr muB ii9 babel wobl iebr melt
porsebsust baben, benn elm nit raienoer
giIe porbsifabrsnber S6nel,us riB ibin
ben &opf wie abseidnitten pom &umpfe
meg. @rIt auf Der nd9iten Citation be-
mertte man ben blutiiberlaufenen &umpf
unb i6aiite i'm aus Dem 3use.
Die Decentralization Der ausses
oebnten Militdrs9 elesrapbens glnIusen auf
Der Seituns M ; lit sesenwartis nit ni9t
weniger benn 600 Sauben beiett.
Cine in 8ronse aussefiibrte Gopie ies
nsr 9teiteritatuette &arl's bes @roben, bic
ii9 i'm MittsIalter i'm 8siis Der &atbes
brale ,u Met befanb unb ii6 nun I'M
Stabtbauie gu Yaris b%efinbet, 1T Der &as
tbebrale gum @ei9enf iibsrwieien worben.
Die &oiten bat Der Stattbalter setrasen.
9annoper.
- Sn gmben III sssenwdrtis Der
WaRermansel 10 srOb, bab man fur einen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-31
WebraSfa.

-Oie @irtbe gu 9ineoIn, Der
Staatsbauptitabt Nebrasta's, baben IN Der
Mebrbsit bsi9loHen, feinen ySrei>2un4M
mebr aufsutiiden. Oa Der Stabtpater
unb @irtb 9olmbers fid bieiem Bei9luiie
ni9t fisen woute, 10 beiudten ibn bic ans
bsren Wirtbe in corpore, um ibn gu berpes
gen, fid ibrer 8ei@IuBnabme gu antermers
fen er wiq aber nidt.
-Sn 9 II n | a wurben AM 90. Sult
% 9olssebdu6e burd Geuer sert6rt. Der
S1aben 1T nidt unbebeutenb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-31
Sic Wabrbeit 1T mGdtia.

9lls Or. Bierce Don Buffalo, 50. g.,
a%nfiinbiste, baB feline 'Favorite Prescrips
ton" bic uielen benz S~rauenseidledt eissns
tbimliden 6rantbeiten unb Sdwddsn be-
ftimmt bsiIen werbe, awsifeltsn Man9e unb
fubren nit Der rauben unb fauitii9sn orts
Iiden 8ebanbIuns fort. gber allmablis
purbe bic mddtise @abrbeir ansrfannt.
Tauienbe pon 9amen bebisntsn iid Der
'Fayorite Prescription" nnb purben
fdneu asbsilt. Sci Npotbsterm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-31
SiIperGreef, 81. 9. 8. Sch. 1880.

oliver Greef, ". y. 6. Teb. 1880.
@ssbrte Serren-S9 bin iebr elemb ses
meien, unb babe ale m6sIi9e 9eilmittel
periu9t, absr feins bat mir sebolfen. 9on
10 pielen Seiten bOrte i'd Cob iber Sbre
Sopfens8 itterm, baB id mid enti9loB,
bieielben ~ periuden. Nadbem i@ bas
setban, marb i'd baIb seiunber, unb meine
Beferuns i9reitet iett i@nea porwdrts,
unb i'd bin beinabe 70 seiunb ME ie iupor.
M. s. Weler.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-31
&ebemss Gragen.

III fsts4H.t -U| rrHMrt @.t# Fr
srasst ben beasH ar,t isltdtr e&nle. pss sas Bette liz
Der neIt iti taS Sssubisuns uHs eituuns sar Srita'
tisn Der ssrpsn nns iAr Sstluns nupbier Ssi&pussn ale
Ir Ssrmss. lxsi,i4 ben tririiSsustu natirI,&tn S&Iaf
siass Sinses s~swabrsnS. A'N'l'
ixs u pirb Sud sbHs 3Dssrn azt~ortss;
.3spfen IN i.sit&u Seftaltl'
nj .rfNtf - RaptteI L. rF
tsast irssnbssIas sbu aus s bsssutsnoftu M.rite:
,a9el&s Nssiiiu III has bette, la etniis suusrlditse Sstls
nitisl ilr ssioen Der gtsrtn nnb Darn ; Crsans, ne
Byisht's 8rontbeit. Sarnrnbr, 9ornprbaliuns sosr nns
piutfrlitts S~arnioHsn, unb ilr ant BEN pebit3tn zee
iAlsdt anbaitsHstn utbd3- 8
limb lie w.roen Sud sussridlid unb na&erldlid iS
gen: .Huaul-.
9rast steielbtu AerSte:
.@as liz has tuueridifsfts nno f3erits StiImtttd thr
aae Ye~bsrbsldweresu ebtr DyspspFa. gsrtopiibsit, Gals
fisfen. uaIarii9es cher aubsrss tttber &C., AHs he wresH
ga& iosen:
,alraunwurssl sser qowsn iabnl-
@snn alio sieis StiIn ,ttsI, init anstrn sIeid ~pertbpol>
len perbunoeu.
3um SopfensB ittsrs p,rsinist NuO, lit
(SdlHb ioIst)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-31

fem Yranb elm 6euermcbrmam pom YIau,
beiren %usrunsliidt. 0erieIbe itirSte berab
unb brad beioe 6ibe.
&beinpropin5.
- Oils Der 6Snia pom &umdnien, bic
Yrinseliin Seinri9 Der Nieberlunbe unb Der
Siirit BON @ieb nebit @smabIin am 5. Suli
mad &~obIens fubren gum Beiu9 Der
&aiisrin, fanb elm idperes @ewitter itatt.
Der glib f6lus in einen Baum neben Der
Gquipase. Die Qafaien wuroem baburd
berunterseidleuoert, obne erbsblide Vers
lesunsen bapon gu tra9en. Die 9erri9af'
ten bliebsn nnuerlett.
- Dem Weinbau brinst bic Sibe &c.
gen. gtus 81 ibesbeim idreibt man :
uSeit 1868 lit Der Wein nidt 10 fnib unb
10 sIidIid burd bic gIitbe sesansen, ME
i'm sesenmdrtisen Sabre; mir iino pole
feds Gage jsnsm ~seiesneten Sabre pOraus,
uno bas min pisl bebeuten. 6ommt midi
elm unsewObnli9 ~unsinitiser CONNER, ID
ftebt Suites, ia gusseSei9netes gu erwar'
ten. Sn einisen 9asen bat ii3 aaeroinss
Der Seuwurm se5eist, aber erbebli9er
S9aSsn nidt anseridtet. @us Der Yfal;
lauten ale geri9te iebr siinitis; ie 1T in
bu6itdbliden Chime: Die fr0bli9 PfalS.
@ott erbalt's."
= Som Siebensebirse miro &C.
idrieben: %llniere @eseno 1T BON eine1
3rodenbeit beimseiudt, wie mir cine fold,
felt pieleu Sabren nidt erlebt baben. Oel
psnise &ossen lit notbreif sewOroen uni
wirb i6On In Der naditen ISOLDE seidnit'
ten. Der @sissn 1T ip;s aufsei6ohen
bat fleine @ebren nnb iett ipdrIi9 an
No9 idlimmer 1T es NIT Der Sommeriaat
bic taum einen SUB bod 1T unb ben Griet
abssi9loien bat. Oas gaub Der &artoffe
wirb fabl unb nod Seisen fi@ teine 6nol'
len. 0as reidli9 anseieste obj fda
maRenweiie berlnter. Der Gutterbeftani
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-11

Trinity Churoh.-Divins services At
Ills q. N. No evening service.
Chapel Of The Coed shepherd. North
Seattle. Divine services at p. n.
Scandinavian Servioe.-Thore viii Be
service today at 1890 .. M, in the Scan
dinavian Baptist Church. on Fourth
and Pine streets, in the scandinavian
language. Also in the II. e. Church
ON Second street, at 3 p. m. All are
cordially invited to come.
Christian Church. Seneca street, be-
tween Third and Fourth.-Preachlng
at II a. m. and 7 p. m, by the Pastor,
Rev. Bruce Wolverton. Sunday School
at 10 q. m. All are cordially invited.
The Liberal League will meet as
usual in Yesisr's Hall on SUNDAY even
ing, November 18th. at o'clock. sharp.
Mr.. Smith, lately of California, will de-
liver on Spiritualism, from scientific
standpoint. A cordial welcome Is ex-
tended to all.
Y.M. c. A.-Services at Yesler's Hal
this afternoon at 4 o'clock. Address by
Rev. Mr.. Skidmore. Prayer meeting on
Wednesday at 7:O p. &c. All are cor
daily invited.
Baptist Church - Morning subject
"Give We them to eat" Evening sub
ieot. "What must 1 do?" Mission school,
at Lake Union at 4 p. N.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-11
MeCARTY's sTATlsrsCaAs.

Tho seventh edition Of McOasty'a
Annual Htatistician, Is nov ready fos
delivery to Subscribers. Il IL volume
Of Ga pages containing IN almost In
credible amount Of valuable statistical
matter. It bristles with important facts
political, scientific, agricultural. mo
chanieal, historical and misoellaneous.
In short there Is hardly anything Of q
purely statistical character which 10 moi
touched upon and summarized. Ovss
100 pages have recently been added.
To tho business man II 10 Invaluable, 70
the mechanic 1t Ii Of no leas worth, In
fast TO every one who has use for book
Of reference who has not2--it Il
worth ten times its cost. u 10 impos-
sible to summarize it's contents without
Publishing the index complete. 1he
matter contained is closely condemned
and guaranteed to DO absolutely aocu-
rata. IL has the endorsement of edit0rs
tsachers, students, librarians, NOR
chants, mechanics, engineers. politicians
and professional men everywhere. and
d undoubtedly the most valuable and
concise collection Of statistics extant.
Il shosld Boa text book in every school
roon and in the library Of every vsll
Informed man. The Agent for this
valuable publication is nov engaged in
delivering the edition Of 1889. and ID
prepared 10 furnish all who may desire
the volume and who kave nos had a pre-
'stnus oppor. unity 10 subscribs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-11

An Eastern exchange says that build.
err are % busy at the National CAPITAL
that u 10 hard TO get the most trlflinR
xepairs done. Houses are going M al
evee IL city, and land sincs l60O has
quaarupled In value. Blaine's houss
OCT e61.0M, including tho iand ; Robe
son's cot t2s,O00 but he bought his lot
ssvssal years ago Don OAmseon's BE-
tween $4,000 and $4,000. Wills thoas
II Psndlston, Window and Hassn aver
sGed about 9Ss,0oo. Bat Robson aals
eloo0oO for his house, and lols svesy-
wAsrs are assuming metropolitan prices.
A nsnber could formerly hire nicely
funishsd homo for $50 month aur-
i'm NJ sassion; now the Same accom-,
asdattnns are twice as high, and floors
IN Rood nsiehborhoods. which four
yean no rented at $50, are nov scarce
q elo0 Tho influx here grows each
vtnAsr- People who cut bus Q moder-
49, agurs on $4,000 . ysar in Nov
York and Baltimore can como here and
iivs Handsomely. The result d that
PeanaylvAnia avenue Of an aftsrnoon Il
urewded with handsome turnouts. and
Asasss renting at 5000 10 $500 . year
ars IN demand. A large number Of llass
Age being erected, too.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-11

MHrEoEs.-" We are reliably inform
ed" says the Spokane Fails RepieW,
"from gentleman just down from
Chewelaa, that the appearance of the
meteor last Sunday night was accom-
panied in that locality by a tremendous
crash. louder than a peal of thunder.
and the earth trembled like shuek of
earthquake. Many of the people were
considerably frightened by the vista
ton. for at the moment it seemed as
though the world was about to collapse
for good" A meteor was seen here one
night last week, that was accompanied
by flash Of light as bright as that of
lightning itself, which some persons see
ing thought was lightning, and listened
in vain for the thunder. Not many,
however. saw the meteor here, for tho
reason that its appearance was at 80
late an hOur-after midnight.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-11

II a9sssmDus sassrsd into bstweso
~ three traasesatfnsutal iiuss. II h
information p1Siishsd in or tsss-
eFzphis columns b eoerees. b oas Of
great interest % ths terminal cities OF
the Nosthsm Pacific system upon this
ooast. Unlso San francisco merchants
ean obtGin through contracts With the
two southern linss lower rates thas the
Northern Pacific vii give 10 merchants
in Portland, Tacona and Seattle. they
arc placed at disadvantage with 70
spsot 20 the trade o: the Northwest.
That tbs Northern Pacific will
mako favorabIe contracts with mer-
chants in the cities IL has designated as
terminal points cannot be doubted. To
do otherwise would be to allow the 9th
or lines to carry freight destined for
this region on which it depends for its
through traffic. The situation then. 90
We under stand II, stands thus: San
Francisco merchants must renew their
contracts with the Central Pacific and
Southern Pacific to do business. Por-
land, Tacoma aud Seattle merchants
are bound TO have from the Northern
Pacific equal rates with those of San
Francisco. The cost Of transportation
betw cen San Francisco and these north
ern cities, for all supplies received from
tho East, must be paid by San Fran
Disco merchants, or rather deducted
from their profits, 70 enable Them to
compete with our Own dealers. In other
words, on all goods received from the
East for consumption in the Northwest
our merchants have per centage over
San Francisco wholesalers equal to the
ocean charges between the competitive
points. II 10 evident that the Northern
Pacific Ia to control the transportation
for this region. II is, We think, equally
apparent that It will be to its interest
10 favor tho purchase of goods in the
Eastern markets instead of San Fran
cisco. because it will thus give employ
nsnt TO its long line Of road. Certainly
II will not allow Eastern freights to be-
shipped ever other lines to San Fran
CISCO and laid down here az oheaply az
IL carried over its own line. Under this
arrangement, If adhered to, We expect
to $50 the Wholesale business of Seat
tie largely and almost indefinitely liz
CREASED. There would seem to be no
reason why every dollars worth of
goods imported from East Of tho Mis-
souri, for consumption in this section
should not b brought direct and han
died b. cur wholesale dealers. Il is
obvious that with equal purchasing IA
oiiities and eqsai freight charges. the
percentage In favor OF our wholesalers,
to-wit the cost Of 100 miles of ocean
transportation ID in itself h margin of
fair profit On the whole. the arrange
msnt, 10 Judge, must result bene6cially
10 our merchants, and Of necessity to
the general public; whom they supply.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-11
TEN MONTHS CITY LlCENsxs.

Last week We published in these COL
umns statement of licenses issued by
the city authorities for the three months
of August, September and October. We
now present similar statement for the
ten months from January to Novem-
Der l, 1888, obtained from the record.
The last three months it is fair to say
that the licenses issued during that
period, were greater in number and
amount than for any previous three
months Of the ten. The list is as below:
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-11

Thcre ars great number Of wealthy
menhsn Of Congress, and their number
fnarsasss every session. The Sss sava:
Cnlcasi Lyman Of Massachusetts, d
90 It thu new members Who will enter-
eaia elahoratsiy next winter. He In
AsEifsd great wealth. Washburn q
AinnsaotA has rented Don Camsron,s
aousA and viii give lavish receptions,
u Me- nsw Senators neAriy all srs rich.
Bowen Of Colorado IL mining lord,
hahfn az Minnesota vent from Counso-
sfaut twenty years ago, and i nov very
raeh. Delphi Of Oregon b thrifty COR.
Dsratfoa aftsrnsy. Colquitt i one Of
60 bssA-eo-do men In Georgia, and Glib.
- = Louisiana inherited vsalshI
1aGs ~ M many poor nsa I'm u u
1eaaeA Count out Blair, Rye. Kanna.
- = kioEida and Riddlsherrsr. -
- - asp aescunted rieh.s
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-11

REPORT or COMMITTEE ON EDUCATION.
Yoar Committee ON Education report
- follows: There 10 no more impor-
taut interest before the Association than
that which " are privileged to report.
In our view, true education demands
moral and religious a. we'll 40 mental
culture This three fold culture cannot
now b enjoyed In onr public and free
schools ~ much ~ formerly. Hence,
now a. never before has como q demand
for UNCONVENTIONAL schools. II ve
would beQueath to our children the her
itage given 70 % In our childhood Of
truo culture, Ne must have denomiua-
tional facilities. To az, a. Christians.
10 intrusted the care Of Baptist educa-
tioual interests in Washington Terri
torv. IL seems TO your committee that
there should be three seminaries under
Baptlst auspices in our field. of suoh
preparatory grades a. shall 81 for college
Ono OF these schools should be located
midway between Puget Sound aud the
Columbia river; one centrally in the
PUGET Sound basin; the third at or near
the terminus Of the Canadian Pacific
Railroad. These schools should be
part Of system Of feeders to sapply
with students q conveniently located
college or university. We have no such
school on our field and none as vet pro-
jccted in British Columbia or on the
Souud. But matters seem to be in
preparation for the speedy establish
ment Of an institution at CenteryiIle.
half way between Tacoma and Kalama,
near the great valley Of Chehalis. A
proposition has been made BY the citi-
gems Of that town to give to suoh a
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w. E. NJ. JONES,
MsyC. JONES.
A NEW BUSINESS BLOCK.
Col. squlre's New Main street Bald.


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Work is rapidly being pushed forward
on the new building which Col. Squire
is putting up on the southwest corner of
Main and Second streets, and it is the
intention, if possible. to get the struc-
ture under roof before the winter sets
in in earnest The architects Of the
building are Messrs. Boone & Meeker,
and their plans cannot be too highly
praised, as they have certainly made
the very best possible use of the ma
terial IN their hands.
The building is to be a wooden struc.
ture, three stories in hight, fronting 20
feet on Main street and 10 on Second.
The ground floor will be occupied by six
store rooms. OF these three will open
on Main and two on Second street, while
the corner room will be ON both. From
each street there will be an entrance
stairway leading to theupper floors.
The two upper stories are to be divid-
ed into bedrooms, which will number
in all seventy, or thirty-fve on each
floor. These will of course be approach
ed by Railways which extend through
ont the floors. Each Of these floors will
be supplied With bath rooms and water
closets, and the building will be sup
piled throughout with all the cohven-
fences that modern invention or excel
lent architectural skill can supply.
The main front of the building will
be on Main street, and will present most
pleasing appearance. The ornamental
ton, while not being elaborate, will be
both taseful and attractive. The Sec
ond street front will be somewhat plain
or, but still sufficiently embellished to
attract admiration.
This ID the first of tho many business
blocks that will presumably DO erected
in this portion of the city in the near
future. While it will be welcomed as
the forerunner Of many improvements
and (thanks to the skill Of the archi-
teots) as an ornament to the CITY,
where before ornament there was
mono, IL is to be earnestly regretted
that the owner Of the valuable land ON
which il is to be erected did not SOC fit
to erect q building of more substantial
and less dangerous materials This, at
best, can be only temporary structure.
az Seattle will be city Of brick and
Stone, and not q hamlet Of wood. II ia
to be safely presumed that the future
will not allow corner lots in the very
heart of the city to be occupied by
frame structures. The demands Of
trade will be imperative, aud every
such building will in time give place to
one Of materials more firm and lasting.
It 10 a pity that in this case the
march of events has not been sufficient
~ anticipated to allow the erection Of a
substantial and lasting block of brick
or stone.