, 1886-12-09
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..'' \ ".,l l'e-',,..' "il. D.. g.yaH I'D i.'
L .....- I:'.. N".a- .i San tra.-..-.'.
.. ne wheat crop ot Washington
i'EI.'.rE Ion 1856 j. placed at 7,>".-
'..' ''.-n---. from am aeEear" ut Itf,-
"'' acres.
I, 5- -.-I E.r,3.-g p-.7r. Rail
r..! O.. -.t....rr.r..- -.r.Isr.- .4- rr
exhibit ear r,yr v...r similar tl those
-a.f l.E- tic. state I..r.f.~ra,;.r. l:..rI
The c.r VIII contain s;.c-uan ITO
i-r.s of Orp-ru and We-lir,-f.r
Is u@r. in his -r..rl yr"r ~ tie
military a...i.r.y. fl Wr,r Point. has
inst rmr-, rra-..,rI fl. lgiI raIa+ -pr
.a.gr. which is q. IrrI rarl- as n
second cla-- man can attain 10 He
i- also No. 3 in rank in his cla--.
ny,
Inc ahn'a-c'MeA, jua, at least
enc 'i ',t. A.W cruisers VIII he h"iI
Oh me Iacilr coast Is exceedingly
gratifying. lie claims OF the coast
TO consideration a0 the seat OF IN
P'I''li' ana ever eAleL"!AS iAd'l-ifIc7
lion wIirJ -fouIj Lav@9 fnsn ;,cc6r,I-
.l l,r,rr .,-,
ALl,i''l ofIE!.mtof OF twenty he"
7,''.-Sll'''T9 10 'us " EEhLl Ah.,J- l"f
1904, GI'pd!liiS - 'icL' We VIII re
|ald Ihc SeItef up Oh the ciuG WIN 4
-hc uoii"!r harfri'd nEtccn I9aauHS
7A,' @'L' c'hlirt"'"IJA - smell cart
i'dSe D"!i anu shoulder strap, snot
az" p""d'L lle'.7'i q, cartridge loader
PIN4Sef' pQhch block cartridge
IlIS ,., GAItae'or and ,G&Pper, ihlS
y correspondent writing oI the
"" ~. :, IHS''He d.! l'tIi I.Hi "uLSihS AT
'ostiioeoolil M, ',' Saf?; n he prlcE WORK
~ 'i.I, i,,59 ''s'I - al zone anu AhonI
one 'i!ii| M ~. ot tuo Ioul on; IL VII.
''''e w M rIIi7'Iilaa 70 Stt a.! the fooI
oL': " t are -, using SaiNani,1ed ir9h
sll'L- II,7- ne puIIiIi% VIII not 9e
iL,I1 dTa,'S i"r o3cc.'pahy tlli next summer
ne C,-ii--il99ioIIeI9 are confident tney
can CohIi'lete 1t Win steam heating
!',la.l'f9 ana ei'c'rlc HSht7' 1or
'N' "ili'l i"'ioi'
Miss Lizzie Matthews. OF Texas,
passed through Seattle yesterday on
her way to Port Townsend TO accept
T." Ii,i cieThai'lP III 'h' .nSloA house; TO
MAlSh She was recently appointed by
SoIleCtof BROOKS 1t Is understood
-'lls7 -,i".li!eT2 VIII take the posItioh
now oec ui,,'u p ~ Mss ;oco'liS; niece
oI 0I. o'5b'. Ieechcr' the 4aie coIIector
~: :,iiHS '.-il'll nid''ie"S came mere VIE Tie
1Iluoi9eii4eI' II, 1I 'Ile TWO senators from
! ttA':9 s-: lH' liiG TWO senators from
L-o''I7''i!'' lof ne pO7iiloh.-i.-i
The Tnion Pacifc Las co,,nIotad
arrangemeuts to establish = weather
service over tbe entire svstan, simiI.r
to that in use bv tbn Federal oovnr.,
ment There ara IN bn thirty two
stations. Nine viii be first class
sIatlons- 1here VIII be nIne second
ciaSs Stations ana fourteen third, class
stations. 1Wo observations Will be
maze edcA Gay at / g. IN. and t p.
m--ahd reported to head quarters at
Omaha- trans Will be equipped
ana operated according to the re-
ports. IheSe reports VIII AID materl,
any IN the safe shipment OF livestock
ana Perlshable goods.
Rev. DIR. NawmaD. celebrated os
General Grants chanlain delivered
sensational noIitical sermon and
made n crcus in tbe NJ n church nj
Wasbington last Sunnav- America
for the Americans was his theme
He disclaimed known notbism but
set up yerv hi~b and exclusive
standard of American cifizensbin
He recognizes that ono NAV bo an
American without LoinT bnrr IN tb;s
country, but he would make every
foreigner hive at least fifteen years in
here TO learn what he called the
essential attributes of an American
before obtaining voters privilege.
Naval onc;,oo,s ooa .b;nt;11o,.
find in Tho RidO for iI buiIIip. II DuiiIria tErda
nav crniscrs and two 2 mnu- d:22,I,nafe 80
for the navv Great oT INV na.n5 "Ipars ,b;nms
which saf tLer1 Hull. ~ ~ s.
of the fret fbipas -,,-Ifd9 rbinI[ +n ~
roadar nf tha 'ist Of LiSdors % ,nn nj Ia Stio
! tbo eman op,orot III 60 tt+,'s Us
hninC onIT ~ rnonnoo - thnnn 'ono oIo ot Siiot Q
I >NtA'CS SIAS 10 AAihbii tbSA'j Ct < ltOdA5