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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-04

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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-04

LANDS, RANCHEs, LIVE STOCK.
We hsvs for sels some nns e!ssing land nd
q 49, solj6 b0dioe-ooe body Of 5000
SSSSitk Hvine. water In ebundance.
4 ~ oloo 6be snle desirable,
S-sS so-uSS eSscho. eond fArD LANDS and
1871 - hcrds q osttis thss We viii
~ 4 Hrrscss LAsp Isv.rrEsr Co..
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-04
THIS VIEK ONLY

For this week only will offer the following
goods at prices that will astonish every che;
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-04

Cotton Seed.
Parties can be supplied with good, sound
cotton seed for planting at the Howard Oil
Mills. Dallas. Texas.
| Our spriEP stock Is now complete. We
have many beautiful patterns and designs
! Cell and exam ne.
HAMtLron 4 Youse,
s2G Elw street
have printed guarantee on every bottle
Of Shilob's Yi,slizer. II never fails TO cure.
Sold bv J. NJ House. DsIas.
To the wholesale trade we offer extra 10
ducemsnts. Address. L. Bauman. 706 Elm
street Dallas. Tex:
McClellsn's ertistic work In photography
| during the three years he has been located
| Z Dallas, has given him state reputation
or fine work Visitors to the citv'sre al.
rive Welcome 7Gb vain street.
There is secret about
Mexican Female Remedy
Which oil isdies should know. Bee our
Circular 81 vour drneeist
Everybody who frequents the Fort Knows
Gentleman Gus" Rlntlenan and wher'
be can be found-behind the bar Of the
Local Option. nesg depot. Uperoeptioos.
BILE Honor nd eonrtAous stts>fsDce.
Grant 4 Ward, whom they failed, found
among their sseets three checks ofthe Glen
Lee. They claimed them under the e1.
smption Laws NJ New Yorh. and will re-
sumo business from the products Of their
ale.
VIII you suffer With dyspepsia and liver
Sonplalntf ehuoh's vitsliser Il guaran-
tsed 70 cure YOU. Sold bs J. N. Houre
Dallss
Clear Lake.
All the 6nest liquors in the city are
found q this saloon. oppostee on ~ a
0hem. Bin sfr~ss
The Rev. Geo. II. Tnsyer. Of Bourbon,
Ind, says: Both myseli and vile owe our
lives n Bhiloh's Consumption Cure" Sold
~ J. n. HOUSE D-Ilss
For elegant paper hsnginr. picture
frames and artigs' materials. 10 II J. ID. |
Roberts q Co., 81 az Elm street.
.. L. Williams
Hns uold drug, in Dallas Ian ear than - /
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-18

REPRESENTATION IN THE TnkarroRfAI
CosyKSrios.-Abeut the veishtiest ar
gumens pus forward for supporting Mr..
Armstrong in the present campaign 10
the necessity for keeping up our repre-.
sanitation In the Territorial Convention.
King had more votes in the last Conven-
ton than any other county. Let as see
what vas gained thereby. Her gain
was little finer than thu point OF a
cambria needle. In fact, 10 was 80 fine
II cannot be seen at all. Neither in
principle nor IN nominations did We get
anything. 10 IL an open question
With few citizens whether 10 would not
have been better for the hing county
delegates 10 have come out Of the Con.
vention altogether, while u IL a settled
conviction on the part OF nine out of ten
OF our citixcns that IL would have been
great deal better IL they had eome out.
As Tar as benefits secured IL concerned
Ming county with her II votes was no
more IA that Convention than was Ad-
ANS With It's vote OF Donslas with its I
How Was u IA the Convention OF 1872 ?
what did King county, with her large
ueieeAtion, vet then Nothing Al All.
Moat DID ve gst IN the Convention Of
Issos Nothing vhatsver. What can
We possibly eet To the Convention Of
~ Judging by threats already made,
and ladeine by the past, we'll got Ab.
sontely nothing. OF what value then
20 ~. . big representation In TIE Goa
vent,on Why for sneh an ea pty hnsk
snouid we stcrtfier principle, ard no Ia
and strcaethen the hands sf our eas
rnies IN their nehs against as ? wevery
much mistake the temper and sense OF
THIS people II tarv do any such foolish
thing. We cannot afofd 10 make 80
great sacritiss - 10 dsman1ed for 40
little.
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Mrs. +. .. Young has returned from q
three months visit 10 San Francisco.
Miss Mamie Terry left for Tacoma
yesterday, where she will spend few
days visiting frisnds.
Mr.. @. CAST and wife, who have made
their home In this city during the past
year. will leave on Monday next for
Denver, Colorado.
A. A. Newberry, accompanied by Ma
jor Armstrong. arrived here Yesterday,
and registered at tue Brunswick. They
90 10 Olympia today.
Col. w. Y. Prosuss, al one time resi-
dent of Seattle, but now located 10 Yak
ina county, At the falls Of the Yakima
river, IL In Seattle on business.
Chas. @. Terry, Of this city. sxpects
10 leave the. Sound for Australia on a
sailing vessel In few days, recreation
and pleasure being the objects Of the
trip.
Chas. b. Hopkins of Colfax, one of
the most ardent supporters OF Major
Armstrong, Ia at present on the sound.
and will remain With the Major during
the remainder of the canvass.
O. M. Bradshaw. Prosecuting Attor-
nsy. who has been stamping the lower
Sound counties for Major Armstrong,
arrived In Seattle yesterday, and will
remain few days, attending court.
j. Il. Ronald. who has beaa attending
10 the criminal business for the Terri
tory 80 far during the present term Of
court, was relieved by Mr.. Bradshaw
yesterday, and today will start out TO
make canvass Of the counties of King,
kitsap and Snoho nish. be being can
didate for Prosecuting Attorney In the
district comprised in those three coun-
ties.
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6zxrrxE, OF. n, 1854.
Council nss pursuant % adjourn
uent.
Prrssns--His Houor the Mayor, John
Leary, ard Couneilmen Frye, Snyder,
Sox, YeG1er. Lnffmer, Clancy, Northup
and HaKfinGton-
The asnssSmens rolls for Front. Ken
tuoky. Temperance. Harrison and Jack
s0u street grades were referred 70 .
COMMITTEES consisting Of Messrs- Lati-
mex. Northup and Frye.
A communicatioo uaa received fr0m
| Justice Yroomau on the matter of fees
ct peliosmen and referred TO the City
A psfition uas resolved from Walter
Burritt for refunding $25 paid for q
grocery license and referred 10 the Clay
Attorney.
Licens4s we're ordered issued as fol-
Iovs: Retail Blanchard 4 Smith,
Charles q. Stcinueg. A. Z. Alden. John
Collins, George X. Beede, John Buh,
| Oliver Bernard, George Meister. John
McCan, James w smith, Joe Francisco.
| Wholesais--Th A. r. HotaIing CO.. n,
4 X. Gottsfein. 0rocery-John Sitter
| The applications Of Melhorn d Co.,
Frank p. Hemsn, wm- Bnsha and
rnos. Anderson we're referred to the
License Committee.
The Street Committees report lper
the petition OF ID. 4. Blaine wal
adopted.
| The Street Committee recommended
that the time for the completion of thu
Fifth street grade be extended TO De
cember !, 1884.
Claims paid from the Cemetery Fund
were as follows. Albro Gardner, $50
q. @. Shorsy. 5000.
An ordinance to appropriate none,
TO pay audited bills was adopted.
report was received from the Cit,
Attorney ON the petition OF Walter Bor
rift, recommending that the petition b
granted. So ordered.
Council adjourned.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

TNHE COMMON COUNCIL HAVING
J. Civ sa cap -oss dire aions 70 the Police
force Of this city to enforce all the orii.
nsnces OF tbs ctfy ~ Seattle. ard all the
laws Of the Territory OF Washing t5n ana
IL having come 20 my knowledge that
ina ~ persons intend 10 keep epsn their
places OF bus ness on sun lay mex.
Aerc uy AL atsantson to the following sec
tions II toe Csce % wash gten:
Sec. IS No person shall keep open
any play hou se or theater, race ground.
esck pis. o play at any gAms 81 chaa c
sor gain. engage la any : oisy anuse-
meat o. kesp epea any q mixing or BIZ
tiki al ng hq jor IS = beverage. on the
first day Of the week sossmonly called
Sunday.
See. sos7. II shall he un'awfal for any
pnson or persons n this Terri sory , open
ON sanaay for the plrp1se OF trade or
SAFE OF xvo "a VA g. ara merche nd -.
any shop. esore or builcin-. or piaoe OF
bu sins 50 wat y er: provi ed, tnsf this
caanter ShaH apply TO hafei onsy % far
- the sale OF intoxscAtisg HQ sors . con-
eerned. and shall not apply 20 drug stores.
livery stables and undestskers.
And I hereby ave notice that those sec
tions, a. aell 9. all other prov ssions OF
Municipal. viii be promptly and strictly
enforced.
N. woOLERY,
Chief Of Police Of the city Of Seattle.
The e tion reshrred % reads as fcl ows
Sec. 9 That the front en.raace. either
direct or indirect. 90 I'll saloons and a ink
ing houses. shall be and remain eiosea on
Sandsy. Every person guilty OF yinlaE-
inx this sactioa shah In onv ction, be
fined In any sum not less than ten dollars
nor more than - enfy five dollars. for
each xnd every offsEce.
seAfrie Oct Is lisa q
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TuE KsxG ceExTT nkPeDx1cASs
The Rspoblssan spsAksn n Kina
coansy hsvs been holding nessine1
daring ~ week - follows:
AZ MAddoxsilIs. Tuesday. Oesobsr
1zfb, q 73o p %. A. 0rssu rfvss. We'd
nssdsy. October lssh. 1t ? p m ~
Osesola. Thursday. October l6sh. u 10
= u. Al slauekfsr, same dsy. 8 To
p. u. and ~ TItusviIIs yesterday, u 10
q m.
The cAnvassise party on the above
trip vas composed Of j. r Kinnssr. fos
the Legislature. W. D. Wood, for Pro.
bate Judcs. and 8. G. Harris for Auds.
TOR, and b. Hon. Eben smith. via tray
e1ed with the party for recreation. II
the sap-s time fnduIQlue IN some very
szfsotuAi political work.
AZ all Of the sbcve points. the candi.
dates and speakers found . cordial vel
osme. They report good audiences, and
more than usual encouragement for the
King CouDty RepublioAn ti0ksf.
Ga their return from Osceola. thoy
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- $50 pra,.,a.l S.sss -. 80. - Al /.
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-18

The efiioial and semi official returns
of the Ohio election show an average
Republican gain of between 5000 and
1900 over the vote Of last year. Rob
iuson, the candidate for Secretary Of
State. ran away behind the balance OF
the ticket. The maiorities on Congress-
men exceed the others, and are proba-
bly, the best test of the party strength.
The maiorities are : Secretary of State,
1881; Member Beard OF Public Works,
1886; Supreme Judge. 1900; Con
gressmsn. is,47S. The average majority
Ia. therefore. lb.S6i, which Ia far above
the honest estimates OF either party
prior 20 the election.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-18

The LADIES MEETING.-The Ladies
Equal Rights Association will hold an
important meeting in Yesler Hall today.
There is a good deal of mystery and
secrecy in the political doings of the
women. and great curiosity is felt in the
doiHes of today. The women are q
power in local politics. Whomever they
unite upon they can elect, and whom
they anitedly condemn they can defeat.
They are expected to vote 800 strong IN
this city alone, and 100 in the county,
next month Acting together and stand
ing firmly for what they consider the
right. they will have an influence and a
voting strength far in excess of their
own numbers. Their movements have
80 far indicated a unanimity of senti-
ment in the direction Of maintaining
their rights as citizens, and Of exerois-
ing those rights, that is gratifying to
observe. Their action today is awaited
with intense interest by the candidates
now before the people.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-18

The walla walla U~ioa complains
that we endeavor ito break the force
OF its argument" by ssvering 81 ntences
from their connection with the rest of
the article. and claiming that the sen
tences so selected express It's views.
We are unaware Of having 50 offended.
II so, ID was certainly not intended.
To the charge of trying 10 break the
force Of q Uaie. argument NO plead
MT guilty. The eovpss Sslicti cannot be
shown. A usios argument CD carries
no force" whatever.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-18

BADLY HURr. - Stuart Murdeck
dumper for the Oregon Improvement
Company. while at work dumping coal
into the hold of vessel last evening,
fell from the top of car down through
an opening into the bunker below, a
distance of 10 feet. He sustained a
number of injurits-one of bis fingers
was broken. and he complained of his
shoulder and side. 1t is more than
likely be sustained internal injuries.
He was taken to the hotel where he
boarded, and medical aid was sum-
moned.
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he Qussn q shs Rncifc arrived q
N eaxiy hour this moeHinR.
Twin sous wsEs born IN fhs family q
4. = 8pooner. - Tacoma, On tce l6<h
Of 0esober.
4 fvs-milI tan fog general uuniefpal
purposes hrs been levied In Tacoma,
which viii becsmsr dsIinqueuf on the
lst Of uext January.
w. H. Street, ubo did sn advertising
agency businees 10 this city. and also
kept . cigar stand. has obtained situa-
ton IN victori4 and esne there 70 hive.
Schooner Sailor Boy teok in her hold
fui Of coei IN sinRis day. and viii roe
take on deck load Of lumber. She viii
carry hence 500 tons Of coal and 1000
feet Of lumber.
Saimcn are sold by the Chinese ish-
ernsen at cents piece- In that junk
like schooner of theirs they bring in
hnndrsds Of fine 6sh daily. which they
Wholesale and retail at the price named.
Several persons have asked whethes
saloons 10 Seattle would be compelled
to Close ON Sundays hereafter. IL
answer 70 this question the writer would
refer all interested parties 70 the ad-
vertisement Of the Chief Of Police. IN
another column.
Captain John Farnhsm vas proudly
showing around yesterday some i'm.
menss and fine looking apples piucket
by him from . tree planted by hin
several years ago in his garden at Por'
Madison. A number Of the choicest b
had boxed for shipment 10 the EXPOSE
ff,v. A Nau (irIean ma
| Gu board the steamer James No
Nanght. which left here yesterday morn
1 ting for Skok0mish, went twenty In
diana, returning 10 the reservation frou
the hop yards Of White river. The,
| took their four canoes, all their oamI
Utensils and three boats, which they had
bought cat of their sasiHgs- One d
the boats was q whitehall, and thl
others wers skiffs OF the best build.
| A petition has been presented to tn
Tacoma City Conncil asking the ap
pointment Of q Chief Of Pslice ana
three day and three night policemen
for each ward IA total force of nine
teen men. The cost of such force o
men Is estimated by the Nsts at $17 90
a year. For town of 1000 or GOO In
hahitanfs, such q force and sach Al
expense SEEM pretty steep, and ar
certainly beyond the local ability 4
sustain.
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wIBE.AwaKE DRUGGISTS.

Mr.. A. b. Stewart 10 always alive TO
his bushes 81. and spares no pains 10 So
cure the best OF every aaticle IN his line.
he has secured the agency for the cele-
bfated DIR. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. The only certain cure
known for Consumption, Coughs, Colds,
Hoarseness. Asthma, Hay Fever, Bron-
chitis. or any affection of the Throat or
Lungs. Sold on positive guarantee.
Trial bottles free. Regular size. 81.
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mucKIgs's AxsscA SAWS.

The Best Salve In the world for Cuts
Bruises. sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhsum. Fe-
yer Sores. letter. Chappei Hands, Chill
blains, Corns and all Skin Eruptions
and positively cures Piles, or no pay re
qsired. II is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction. or mogey refunded. Price
% cents per box. For sale by A. b
Stewart.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-18

OLD CLorHEs.-The ladies of the Re-
lief Society visa to inform the public
that the supply of second hand clothing
on hand Is becoming extremely limited.
Appeals for aid are more numerous
than ever before. and it IL earnestly
desired that all persons having cast-off
clothing which they are willing to give,
communicate the fact TO some member
of the society. Those who are charita-
bly, Inclined can find no means Of aid
ing the poor 80 effectively as ii trough
the medium OF this society. as It's men,
bers are systematic in their efforts to
relieve distress, and take special care
that only deserving parsons shall re-
ceive aid. The ladies will see that any
old clothing Is called for, and Motif
cation. by means Of q postal or other
wise, to MIRA. John Leary or Mrs. w. E.
Boone, will meet with an immediate
response.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-18

Our on bAn--'i'he 81 Chinese pallssi
The other evening for smoking opium
were all released on bail. sir Of tAem
were tried before Justice Cam yesisr.
day. but no judgment win be passsa
upon any OF them until the entirs nun
Dor have been tried.
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Prescriptions a speciality at the Seattle
Pharmacy; delivered to any part of the
city without extra charge. oc1S
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ALWAYS READY TO FraHT.-,rhere is a
man in Seattle namsd Pat Hogan, who
seems 10 be ever ready to fight with his
fellow men. He has been in the Police
Court many times for brutally misusing
men. He 10 the same Hogan who, a few
months ago, kicked drunken mans
ear of. He got into row yesterday on
Harrington j. smiths wharf, and after
pounding and bruising two men he ran
OF and hid. and notwithstanding q
search was made Hogan could not be
found, and IL is supposed that he
crawled of under the wharf and se
GREETED himself till night came on. Ho-
gan ID powerful man. with consider
able science, aud of very cruel and
brutal disposition, and as long as
he is permitted to run at large he will
continue 70 break peoples noses and
tear OF their ears.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-18

San nEws-Nevs reached this city on
Thursday evening. October 10th. of the
death OF Mrs. Charles Wright. of
Heaidshurg. Cal. Mrs. Wright was a
daughter o. r. @. Shinn. OF whae
River. and sister Of Mrs. John Bianoh-
ard, Of Seattle.
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House to Let.

4 NEW sEvEN-RoOM coTT6eS
~ eight minutes level walk iro1e
Post ONCE good neighborhoou -;
fer chickens city water firewuo1
rent. si2 per month. Inquire o. oovr \
L. y. DKA RhQH91....,
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RETURNED. - d. Horton, wife and
child, returned yesterday morning from
an extended trip TO the Eastern States.
They were gone ninety days, during
which time they visited Chicago, Gin
einnati, Pistsburg and other cities, at
tending the Chatauqua Convention. max
ING their chief stay IN the State of New
York. and going over TO Holyoke, Mass,
where Miss Nsttis Horton IL at school.
Their trip and visit have been of much
pleasure and good to them, and they
come back greatly refreshed in conse-
duanea
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NEW BLOOD, NEW LIFE.-'rhis in oh
tanned by using Plumbers Oregon Blood
Purifier. For sale everywhere. 81 per
b-ttle. six for S.. ap6dw6m
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TT you WANT CHEAP RAT
i trap IN ngs called orxans sou ~
them II most any music store, vi
really want GOOD organ adore \.
Jewest Organ Company. Box 49,
" ash.
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To LEs.-- Two suitss of rooms 4, ran.
With or without board. Applx eov,s,
Fourth aud Pike streets. Slrees - -, !.
pass the door every u minnies.
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All active and honorary members
fpast and presently of the Y. w. @. T.
q. are cordially invited to be present at
the social to be given in the basement
of the Congregational Church, Satur-
day evening, October 18th.
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GROUP, wHOOPING COUGH and
Bronchitas immediately relieved by Shi-
loh's Cure. Sold by A. b. Stewart.
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A SMALL NEATLY FURklsn..@.
~ house best locat on In ne W. "
only thrs., minutes walk from Pol -
Address A. ID. KOHL. II. o. box IA -
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AaRrKp.-rhe steamship walla walls

AaRrvEp.--rhe steamship Walla walla
arrived from San Francisco yesterday
morning. bringing 95 tons Of freight
consigned 20 the following persons G.
p. Stone. +. Anthony, Gordon Hard.
ware Company, Harrington 4 Smith. j.
NJ. Colman, p. J. Lair Il Co., Seattle
Lumber & G. Co. r. G. beaufort, @. q
p. ). X. H., =. q. & Il. Co., q. l. Co, A.
j. Whipple. Henry Din, j. Furst. NJ j.
Bower. Seaman 4 Young. Sue Hing
Lung, J. G. McAllister, A. Rossig, NJ
Peyser, A. Farquhar, Cfatz & Bonner, o.
X. Simonson, 4. X. Rodgers.
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NV Goops.-A. b. Stewart. the popu-
lar Front street druggist. has Just re-
ceivcd large shipment Of fresh drugs
and medicines from the BEST Eastern
houses. BY bis fair and upright deal
inR Ar. Stewart has baift ap business
second 10 none IN his line On the Sound.
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situation Wanted.

DY A MAN. TO work As =.
ID ter in hotel or store. whefe u
give the utmost satisfaction. Caii - I. q
lyTKLIIGENcKn ofEce. =. ~-s,<
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Jnst drop IN ~ the Seattle PharmaAs
On trout street. and try free s2snple IA
that popular perfume. ecis
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In THE GouSrRY.-A note from Titus
Vile. dated October 18th. informs rs
that Msssrs. White, Collins, whittlesey,
Lyon, Brown. Munday and Abrams had
made addresses there 20 q numerous
audience. Earnest attention was paid
TO the railroad talk. and il was plain
the sympathy OF the meeting vas with
voorhees,. That voorhees, will carry
White river by handsome majority Is
sufficiently evident.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-18

FooT RACE. Fred Harmon, the we'll
known fast but unreliable foot racer.
has engaged to run against young fell
low from Corvallis at Portland on Sun
day next for $1,000 side. Quite num-
Der Of sporting men from Victoria went
over to Oregon yesterday to witness the
race. One Of the parties, George Ridge,
brought game rooster over, and has
arraBged for cook fight at Tacoua on
his return from Portland on Monday,
che stakes being $50 side. Ridges
rooster is n fine bird, thoroughly game.
and weighs over nine pounds bare
footed
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-18

Go to ths Seattle Pharm 10Y for every.
thing IN the drug iine. ocis
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-18
Four and FiIe-Acre home.
stead Tracts,

Which he viii sell NJ the lowest figures.
On the met reasonable terms. thus al.
fordlnz all who wish an opportunity OF
securing beantifnl suburban home. The
street railroad viii soon be completed 20
the Lake. and q small passenger steamer
II AlreAdy plying On thai nssst isyeiy
shsset Of wafer.
les M nALl3N IN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-18

CoTTLE-At Toledo, w. T., Oct. 10, ii. G.
Cotfle. native of Maine and q pioneer
of Washington Territory. aged % years.