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lnR szonnd. @0A. yes; ihass be 4. ~.
- polusinz - I.auyef -s u1o hae
naf takan any part 10 he play. And
this 3 ~ man. an EeEe. tbnt arNaea
eRiu him, p0inkinz - Mr.. -, 80 d.
tgict af1oEneg. And yar, 5adRe --s
1sat him % prison fnE tn yeaEss sIpose
i Us Firht fer he pooE boz keld :. .
that be Gsally lid ROB The bank. baf he
mus1 have been drank; fer they had
oeen playing cazd1 mos1 all niEat. aad
drinking. Boa o. dear. i sesIas % me
kinder e. tkoaoh Il BE- hadn'k Get 70
piayina cards, ha might havs besn alive
gaL But when used b tel him Is vas
wronR and b q 10 play, be 1sed - aag:
Why, mother, everybody plays nov.
never bsE only fer TIE candy or TIE
cigars. o. somethinR Hke t1ats And
When Ne heard thai the young folks
played cards d0Hn 30 Sir. ColveF's Do
nation party, and that Squire Ring vas
Roins 20 get billiard tabs for hia yonna
nolhin' &c al with him. We Used 30
think i uas aufnl 8 e thnt uaV Uhen
] Waa youER; hat & lust seems 30 me 9
II everybody nowadays vas going wrong
iato something OF other. But maybe il
n this way; but Il lass seemed 10 me ~
II the very sight % them cards uonid
XIII ne, Judge. i 1ho1Qht il Vou only
knea how ! felt, you wonldn't clay on
%; and then b think, riahl here before
all these yOung foiksi Aaybe. Judge,
ron don't know how yonnQeF felix's, e.
peoiAliy boys, look up 60 such "a you;
and than oaR't help thinking that
maybe IL them as ought 10 know better
do 60. and then &c are higher Iarnt and
all that, SIT snch examples, my poor
Tom uonld Be alive nov and caring for
bic POOR sd mother. Bal ncW there
amt any Of my family left buf me and
uy poor little Rran'child, my daFter'a
iiftle girl, and ne are going 10 sop With
my brother in lllinais.n
The tongue Of man nor angel never
pFeaohed q more eloquent sermon than
that gray, wi hered old lady, trembling
With ace, excitement and fear that she
vas doing wrong. / can't recall half
she said IS she. 9 poor, lone, beRRarsd
widow, stood kefors thoaa noble looking
men and pleaded the cause Of the rising
generation.
Tbe lock thsy bore e. she poured forth
her sorrowfnl talo vas iadesaribable.
/ 70 sag that fhay Looked like criminals
can imagine hoe they felt. The old
lady totiered 30 her feet, and, taking
her little RFandchild IN her lap. hid her
face on the ohild's neck. The little one
siroked her gray hair with one hand
and said: Don't cry, gFanma; don't
cry. Rranna."
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sIEAdkh TRAVEL. 81.
STEAMER HELEN.
FOa c0LBf. PORTS ORCHARD aHB
wlsHIneTon.

8IkAMER HKI1KN. ". n
4. Mas1ar. lanVns ffarrfrg
% = slazth , ~ !a4Tf esatfie eFsFT ronfsr
s8e..-nes.al sd Eriday. 6 - 3 n "a
chara $50 % hsa1 az Pnrf " nekIns-sr1
r. tuEMlnN ieaEe had Il part " - lssfrse
e - q n hged e Port orrharf - 81 :.
n, Mllc1eas fotHf q ION 3. n. ColkT Il
-. arrivals e &antkta nhnuf AZ - ~
Tuesday THURSDAY Gna 1atlltnT. ~
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che ach ana afR1clsa saoald net faIl 70 caI On
Mn. Thspecior hes visited the hospitals Il
eaFupe and obtalnod = great 6aAl ef VAiuable
nf0raaiisn Hhieh be 8 competent . impa'
Rsrsona curea e. hone. Gall or write. Al
ommunicattong strictly confidential. Send
en- dollAra Tor = naekaGe o. medicine. 40.
fFDas On. .. y. GKHBoN. Boz 1851. San Fran
dsoo. OAl Gentfoa PosE-INFKIx1aENona
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A IL PERSONS ARE HEREBY eau
"A toned net % tFespAea upon the fol.
nlliot Bay and within the corporate lin.
it1 q the city OF seattle BEGINNING e.
the southeast corner Of lot Z sectten "a
towns hip s. north. range east Themes
north Il l5-lG9 chains: thence west IS 2l-io1
chasna % the Government moaader lac
az klliot Bay thence 8OutheaateKly along
said meander line 70 chaina % the south
3 60-100 chaina 20 the place Of beginning
pa ftcuiarly By driving piles. depositlns
earth or stone. or IN any way interf ring
with or o6etruct ng the natural approach
By the waters OF klltot Bay 70 the wet
ern Or water front thereof W thous writ
ten permission from the undersigned.
FRANCIS w. JAMES.
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Dissolution Of CopaItneTship

lTHR FIRM HERNT0N0RE EXIST
i inz un1eF The neEae and style q Wa1d
Cempea1. do.n8 oaslaeas = tee cltF 81
mutual coaaonk James CamRbal haFinH
purchased the entire interest u y. w.
Wal1.
An debts and liabilities az tie lasa zrm
e Wald q Cnmpeell have heau assumed
b. said Campbal aad Al debll en4 A.
counts gwlna 10 aid Gfm aan 10 BE- Daid
o him. II. w. WABD.
JANIS CANPBEIsLs
gaasfle. w. r. Oct Is 1856. ocl7dwim
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FoR TnE UPPaR skACsT.
STEAMER GLIDE.

Carving the Unated states mails
Il RAVES NH3LaEkss WHARF On
Ia Monday, Wednesday and Friday, -
turnlnr Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
calling ~ Mnkllteo, TnaAiip. 3lAnwooG
Q6Eala6Y, Eir Landing, Skasat CITY. Mount
Verman, Sterling and al intermediate
poials above. Fof froiEht o. pa4age apply
On board or 70 0EO. kO1TEkk. On wharf,
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eEMERAL Anl NERYola llgElaEl

MAHK A. LoAGAKER. m. ~.
eEaduats Of WomAns ModIcal consss
q feanayi vania.
Onleo and resido1co. carnar Cherrr -
fnlrd atree1A Ofllca hours IRON 8 T. "a
and from I % o'clock.
Particular attention given % tia frrsI
Consultations IN knRiiah nd Grr~ssr'
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- STEAMER
w. F. MunrOe
carrying the United States mails. viii
leAvn seaatlo for kdmundg. Mukklieo.
Maryavslle. Lowell and Snahomishs Non
DAY. Wednesday and Friday, 81 q. m
returning alternate oayA
Fer freight or passage apply On board
or TO Gee. Foster, aRenk eslera " bari
CHAS a. LOW.
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A7- TAs rs. s.snwhssls
JOSEPHINE


FSNOR FRANKLIN. BLACK DIAAIOEu
Ian
For Newcastle and inlermediats slAtiezs
oaily ~ y I'D and 1919 e n. and Z. n.
heluruluE arrive - seattle from CeflaT
river axtenefol - a.lo ,. m, and from
NeNoeetie ss1neh 81 30 e m IS M. 81
and So M
RunAtng time 70 Franklin. IN. nm.
hnnBing tine 70 Newcastle. 1 h. an
In Uffecf April s, fS1
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Rallowina il q eahia aiEina ehe alalai
maforfliea - csrafies Is the eEnerai
aEsosion IN 1854 and maf1ritIaa ag1nal
O. esrmafad e IL eiscfi1a Insi Tuesday
g far a ls4Rnea
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WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT TRANSPORTATION
Carrying the v. Q. MALI.
Tasama, SsaiIls 6 PaFl T8WaRRd Boat

ONE or THE w. 81 -
= r.. Cos steamers =
fWaahington or Ed1thlu
viii run aatly between 1acoana And ts,Irt
HoWnsend. leaving Tacoma apon arrival
q tain and touchinx Is seattle, Port
Madison. f-ort Gambia, Port Ludlow and
PORT Town end. Rsturning leave purt
Townsend every day texcapt SundAyl Is l
SEaTTLE-MnATc0M Route.
The steamer " X MERWGa viii
leave Seattle every sunday, tuesday ano
tnur8dal egonIna 3 ociock. tor Whafoom
calling Is MukiaiBa, fulalip. oouasg1ii.
Jak hArbor, Utsaindy, LAponner. Fidaigo
AnacortoA 9uonea Samiah. FairhaVoF
8elllngham and Sahomn.
Returning. win Leave Wha1oom ever
Monday, wednesday and Friday ewes
lnRa at 9 o'clock. Tor seattle calling
lnlermediata points On tha way.
SEATILE-SkAclT RIVER ROUTE
The steamer DAISY viii leave Seattle
Ter ckaklt RIVER hna way ports even
Monday and THURSDAY, r. tnTntna Tues
days and Fridays.
For freight and passage AMY e Can
panys oflea, on oalar wharf. oron boar
the boa11 Af The same wharf.
mrN-d Gk0. 8 JACOBS. 9ec'y.
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DR. II. D. LoSaAKER--f il.sss'i 80 y ~ =.
year4 bad been Akiiinted wish 4 kn1ss
painful feeling IN ny forehead 80 q
nlaat 4 would b troubled with dil'ies,i
breathing. coughing And expecsarsflrS
- tnat nad but little rest 1 w. 49,
miserable from this catArrh az the hns8
eo1A Ana the asthma, for which / ccriI
durable whom I aoaghf your oasc 49,
ireaimenh. from which / rueeivef rsiis1
u = few oay& resulting In 4 parmeraa,i
cur0
frem what know Of DR.. I.unasha.,.
professional skill and treatment Il 7''sf 4
an most heartily recommend AZ ner11ts
satLefln8 nQm dt3aaae 70 him. win Pa
.sser4nce toat they VII receive maIi -
cellent professional and msnicsl trs-,.
men~ CLARK u. DAVra
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SN00UALMIE FALLS

X'hK skATFLG SQUAK AND sNO-
seA.saie sfaaApcseAtioa compaay :
fseakht ffom seattle d Srnarafsste -
ATS ul..ezale p1ltl wish p-S,pza = -
4zslAtcA. Tbs aAnFtaag quAckass anA -
cerse - reacA tAa famcas earsSIel-'i-
tAAsA 1eR EancGs4 and Aunssnr ara -
10 GrazR4s ~ thai E0Naon
tNe $500 aAF froa Ssallla . ssaak
= - aa4 . n RR 49, rrsll.,iS-.
49, - aepasa GzeaaR9 1lFs Frsaf
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BUT IT, TRY 1T.
Snowflake Flour
nsa5 u TIE REsT.
no TBE UNDERGRADUATES

n GEBB0NB
Dispaaaa0 No. csc
KaaEny rineuA, Snn
9raBmaes. EaAb
uahad IN 1874, fer
he traatusnt o.
aaxuai an4 oamlnsi
Dfaea8aa, such -
0oHonHn0A, Guar
J s1W0TuM&. HxPEur
~ d I'll its forms,
5UEENAE WnAKrnm
nd 1nnoR.
Los ef mAnkood
oarmananslY curNa
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PRoRRSsIoY1II..l
ssssidlass % No..
Oh. 4. D. L0NElKER

RADUATE or THE l7egTvrr
" aly o. PenEsyivaniA - ss- 80
neatly located in seattle. ~
% the corner az Charry and Ifkl,'l -
Lr. Longaker makes a spocielf~ ~ -.
easea q he = -
rye. Mar and Threat
Treats private, chronic and - -.
removes tamlrs and ulcars TTifhons -.
o. the nee q tie knife.
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~ 7. PELLN4N SAYS He HAS A
" few mnre q thcns elegant Walnut
Be4noom Sets thai he wugt close cat be-
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7. T. MINOR, m. D.

OETIcE IN OPERA HOUSE, Hl0cr.
~ rooms and
ana 7 % 50 n.
felepho1s -omoo Na. a.
residence No. S.
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OLYMPIA ROUTE

a@N STEAMER
FANNY LAKE.
q M. W. SMITH. Master.
Leaves Neslar's wharf for TacomA. stetl
needny and Friday - q. M isAYea Ia
coma az a0sl5 q M. and arriVta 81 Olympia
q ) 2. q. Gao. EOsrhk. Agens
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General Insurance Agency,
TAYLOR & BURNS, Agents.
FIRE, MARINE, LIFE AND ACCIDENT
INSURANCE.

Butler Bva11ca1ng. james street
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PoLIcIgs WRITTEN IN THE FOLLOWING TIRsT-cLAss
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Wltl aud civil Bmaineera. So
Erone gGFerts Spmaales
VIII aEecala aurFegg aKamino ml144
port o. he chafnes arcf lan9 iag aHf a9MN
piata AMI make f1e draNluza faI 80 ,
Noaa Vel have baGlas fActiaa o. H1A
than any cshar 1Frn - tie noTltwas
on sNFFaIara QUcas Il, q. keE -
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a frnnnarf a. Gha SiTutien Arug had
khaiR Erzs ekirzn e e. 3 aHcIoGk Yesterday
uith Portland M. Sc To 1zbeEna1le,
before . large en1isnea. 4hsle are three
ladies and u1s Rs1lieuAn = ths panty
Ths nr1t l1dT : Captain Stllluoll. uho
has bean enlisted foE aEe years. An1 ueo
= = gears a. nGa. he aeoond hoy .
Ca6e1 Whiftaker, wh1 kaB served toe
eauaa for enc YEAR. ano wt0 - II years
* acc. Ths khiad lady is Cadel Barn
hard, Who has fonghs n thE ranks f1x
aiaht nnom1hs, and VITO Is Just sweet
sixteen. The Rsntlemaa a cerRean1
Frank RohinaDn, Who - agef ao1Ht ~
Years. and who has bsen amid TIE smoke
q the salvation battle ter tie pa9t six-
tsen months.
Each Of tbs ladies w0rs dark poke
b0nnsfE. arn1za ne crowns q uhlcn
aezs scarlet Eibbons bearinR re badge
% fhe army. Tue two sldess gore eloss-
lifting dresses. e aefoss the front vas
:. Salvation Army n aold braid IN
large letters. he yaanRsst lady bad .
elosa 6stina DARK dsaass hat No badge %
heE hE1mat.
Sergeant Frank Robinson wore 3 rcd
ahirt, and acsoss his manly breast vas
the badge 81 the Salvation Army ~
golden letters. He loomed up like pillar
Of IRE.
Tie services we're very simple, ana
consisted Of hymn Staging. exhortation
and telling experiences. and al were o
tha most eneEEetis aud feFEenf nature
possible.-NArs.
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Valuable Mill Property furSaIs

THERE WILL BIZ OFFERED FOR SALE
= e papiie aaciioa. on the ground, q PoFt
founHend. Washington Territory. October 81,
losA. tie prupaEty, real snd personal Of the
PuTt Townsend Mi CompAay. Rsal property
consists q blocks 4. a 4, a, a., Is -, ID. 81
- 8. q, ", =, ", ita, las, IA. q The city
q keEt IoNnssnd. W. T.. aud tract af land
coatsininE 2h acres north e LAursnce street.
Blocks :, q -. 81, "a, ", and the mill and
weaaf hoiansing . said comp4hY. viii b.
eold - ene piece q prclertss tke remainder
vii - SID - lois 70 auit. S.id mil Is tao
etoEies. aoxlSQ feet. exclusive q boiler room;
hqslefs = ieet b. - tpches; upFtsha enEine,
AAleca cYlindef aad - inch stfoks, linz anaft.
les. IN. and 4 In; douhie circalAr ssus. top
= IL. eat1om g tn.s saws. resAW. gzag esfst,
trimmer asa pianfF +. 4 g., And dauhle sur
faeer D. ,. snish, belting Tor al machlnary
fead Faiter, isth mtii Ana pleket machine
oasltnx caaaclsy. ~ 90 fost. wharf extsad
iog - "a a. low tide. Also. q aanas iiIns
and PaaeA. Ice 81 boom chAlns and ether
maxsbis prupersy. refus Of saisi Real estate.
g psF eani casa. balance In ems year q u ~
cest p<r aunum On approved aeearity. NOV.
abs pseRerty cash. ss3s dutd
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A DKcrsroN OF INFRREsr.-The case Of
Sohwabacher Bros. Il %. Of Seattle ".
b. r. Young vas called and on trial dur
ING the morning. This was an action
on q promisssEy note for $500. The
plaintiffs moved for nonsuit, which Was
granted By the court, wh0 instructed the
Jury TO return Q verdict Of $500 for
Plaintiffs. The juFy retired, but refused
10 render the verdict until the court in
sisted upon its compliance with instrue-
tons. Finally il rendered g verdict for
&2l69.54, including principal, interest
and costs Cf suit. The execution was
admitted by defendants, and tho defense
OF b. +. Young thereto vas that the note
was signed By him 80 procure the release
OF his property from an attachment lev
led thereon at the suit of the plaintiffs
against his co defendant b. II. Young,
and for no other consideration. Ihe
defendant introduced evidence tending
TO prove his defense, and rested his case;
where1pon the plaintiffs moved the court
10 instruct the jury 20 bling in q verdict
for plaintiffs. The instruction Of the
court provoked much comment and dis
eussion among the members Of the Bar.
The decision was in subatanes that
while a person who gives his note 20
secure the release Of hi property from
levy wronefully made is not liable
thereon, yet IL, IN consideration OF the
discharge of property from q levy
wronRfully made thereupon the owner
there0f joins with the person who owes
the debt out Of which the proceedings
and levy grew, in executing note he IL
liable. II Tacoma Ledger.
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Aa4xxR Or. 1.-.saffs slaasa s.ai
eR Ennln. I4s1n WIN 100 snns 8.
41a14is e9a1 fax rnrf1and ~ akfr
1E1Eszn arrived NEanes - even - s. Z
III fcaa Bl41k Diamnnd eoal for san
EEnnzilnes h schoousr PssrIads aaiIsf
l1lo - hafhsr on NsdnssaT sEsnfne
- = NAilt1R nou . - to91d g IL
skz E11sco, o. H. Arrived
eieamss Cclumtia. fron Portland
s1ilsd-n axksutint Qairkslap. 1as -
eoms
HuzT 10wNzD. O1k. Ts--ARrivss--
ship Tap Gallant. baEk Caarles B. Kan.
-, sshennar Cnrona-
RaHT Drsc0sNzx, o.. Sailed = 3aRk
Alexf. fnE AnsErnlin.
PoHz aa1sEE OF 6.-Arrissd- BARK.
enkiaa kIiekflas-
Hon1 MkDzs1E. Oct. z.--A FKi I'd = Bark
O4klsuo. bafkentine Grace RobeEts
fozz AHsUos, Ost. 7s-Iao bazks
md hzrkanfins passed eazt e noon.
1AxooE. Oei. f.-Ship passad d Is 8
:. ~ bark Fresno Rassed II a. 10 =. a.
Bark u sow q tag MaRnI passed oaf Al
noon.
1hraaisninR fBunh aauihaaat ufnd.
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PUBLIC sPEAKINc.

Hon. ChaIles -. BrnashaV. RspuhIicau can
di9ate for Delegate % oongreas. J o. Hainss
and Other able speakera, viii aadress ihsir fel.
TOW citinens st the fcllowins tines and places
CLARKE COUNTY.
LaCamas, Monday. Oct. n. en- arrival ef
Cascades steamer.
Vancouver. Monday, Oct. n. ~ 10 D. N.
Union Ridge. Tuesday. Ocr. ri attn
LaCanter. tuesday, Oct Il af 80 . n.
cowLrrz coUNTr.
Kalama. wednesday, Oct atIRm.
Oak Point. wednesday. Oct Is g 80 pm
wAHKIAKUM COUNTY.
c1thlAmst Thursday. Oct IA 81 20 an.
PACIFIC COUNTY.
nEaco Thursday. Oct. IA atTDp
OysterVtile. Friday. Oct Is, - 80 ,. N,
cHKHALKs COUNTY.
Hcquiam. Saturday. Oct. III st1p
Monteeaao cAtarday. Oct. Is. e. 70 p.m.
Eims. Monday, oct1ber Is. a. 10 .. "a.
Lxwrs COUNTY.
QAkville. Mcaday. Oct Is afIpm.
CentraliA. Monday. Oct "a ~ fOHm.
ChehallA. Tuesday. Oct ~ e 70 g n.
Wtnlock, Tuesday, Oct. ~ al Am.
Toledo. Tuesday. Oct i2. atT0p.
FusEf SOUND.
fsnlna. Wednesday. Ocl &MIRm.
Olympia. Wednesdzy. Oct 81 o. 80 pm.
KamilchiA fharatay. Ok "a. a. 10 g M
steilacoom. THURSDAY. Oct. n. az 70 en-.
yaahon Island. Fri6ay, Oct 81 atih m
Port BiAkelY. Fri6ay. Oct ~ a. 80 m.
Maryavilla. saturday. Oct. "a AZ II a n
SnohomiAh CITY, Saturday .Oca "a 5Wnm
StAnuood MondAy. Oct Is e. IAN
Pr. Monday. Oct - a. tp.m.
Mount Nernoa, AuneAy. Oct. 81 7Opm
Utaalady. Tuesday. Oct 81 afInm.
LaCc1neE. Tues9AF. OF $ e. 80 . N.
fidalEo WEDNESDAY. ocl g, af9W An
Etison. wednesday. OF g, e. N M.
Whatccm WednestaF. Oct =. a. 10 pm
Dress. thursday. o. q, 81 lea n.
friday harhor. fhura1sE. Oct IN Pm
Port Ma1lson. Frf1aF. Oct -. a. e-Ra AN
Rnntc1, Friday, Oct ~ aaanm.
Newcastla. Fri1ay. OF 3. afTs0 nm.
Kent saturday, thcs. "a al D u.
Tacoma Saturday, Oct. M a. 80 nm.
hlack Diamond. Monday. Nov. 1 atlpm
Sakttle. Mc1day. New. L a. 10 N.
Ihe RESPECTIVE oe1n1F Csctrai Ccmmfstass
are herety req1szted G. naralSa uzitsols Halls
80 maalc ~ the cecaztcn. aad RFpublican
ususp1peFs 1re raqass1sd - rahilsA tAis -
rca. ~ ouaeF q fha Tsrrifariai csnfFa' ccrp.
mltioe. BAxIKR. caairmsn.
n q trrszrsE Sesressry nrtaw
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BUSINESS GOsD N NKw YoRK.-The
general outlook in business IS very
promising. Although there Is no boom
there Is something better. healthy ad-
vance in the price Of staples, and q vol
ume Of business satisfactory to dealers,
Copfidenee Is being established ell over
the country and the merchants Of New
York are making larger sales than have
been made for several years The Ad-
vance has touched nearly every branch
excepting leather. The dry goods job.
beEs say there is O revival. Wool has
advanced rapidly in vaine. The con-
sumPtion Of cotton vas never so great
a. at present and prices are firm. Iron
Is an index of the general condition OF
trade. The largest makers md il i'm
possible TO supply the present demand.
Some Of them have been compelled 70
import blooms TO make steel rails.
When iron is in demand there is large
consumption Of coal and men are kept
employed IN getting o1t the raw mate
rial. and the smaller manufacturers give
employment to thousands msre.--Norfh.
lsestcrn Lnnibsrusan.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-08

The British Admiralty has recently
made . series Of experiments Of novel
description. ID being proved beyond
donht that the shells from modern ord
nance could parfoeEts she heaviest eteel
plates, Il vas proposed BY naval engi-
neefa that india rubber and asbestos
MIGHT Be aaVantageoasly employed %
defend the most important points Of q
shiu, especially those Of the cruiser class
huilt for liQhfnssa and hinh speed. For
this special p1rposs the Resistancs, an
old armoK plated fFigale, had india rub
Der plates lifted on the inside az one
point, three and 3 half in0aes fF0m she
arnuf while &c anoiheg point the lndla
rubber was fitted 10 the exterior. 1he
experiments took place near the Isle Of
Wight, and three gHno0ats we're used
IN the proceedings. The result proved
the entire failacy Of the ideas advanced
bV the naval ofdceEe, for although
onlv six Founders we're used, the steel
shells penetrated the armoF, tore the
rubber 20 shFsds and splintered the woed
ID every direction IS they passed
through the second buikhead. Tue ex-
pertinent was 90 conclusive that the
trials with heavier armament we're
AVaAANArtAs AAaD1a&AAAA y ~ AAArAA NNAAAAN-A
20 the part Of the ships side covered
with the rubber plates similar shells be-
ING used, but without apparent eject
save that the plate vas mercy starred.
A careful examination Of the compart-
menks, however, put quits different
complexion on affairs. IL was then dis
covered that the IndiarHbbeE had offered
no resistance. the shots going through
the plate and balkheads and smashing
everything in the compartment, while
water poured In freely. To save time q
shell bad been almost simultaneously
fred at the asbestos laid close 70 tbs in.
side of the plate, watch was f0arteen
inches thick. with thin steel plate behind
it. The missile easily penetrated the
asbestos, which, however, closed az
again. Farther trials we're pronounced
unnecessary.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-08

lGnA TO 500 ACRES OF
VVVEand adjoining the
Seattle, Lake Shore and Eastern
Railroad.
We have lands By the acre in
side Of the city limits.
Ten or IL residences J some of
them very good.
-Four business properties on
Commercial street, and some an e
blocks on Front street.
One $4,000, one $4,000, one
5000 and one $500 piece of
property on Second street.
Three Saw Mills. One Hotel.
One improved block in Com
stock addition.
Stock farm Of 1000 acres.
several small farms.
$4,000 stock Of Goods.
Lots and blocks in all parts of
the city.
We think now is as good q
time to buy property in Seattle
as there wlll ever be. The time
is not far distant when Seattle
win be the recognized railroad
center Of Puget Sound, and when
this fact becomes established it
viii Be too late TO buy property
cheap.
HEFNER s. DISHOS.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-08

GREAT BUILDING OPERAT1oss.-Re-
ferFing 70 buIlding operations in the
New York market reports suggests the
idea that few figures fFsm the books
Of She inspector Of buildings may be Of
Interest. The number Of buildings pro-
iected from Jaauary to September /
was 1897, against 2276 during the cor
responding period last year. The esti-
mated cost of new buildings for the
present year Is 845, 557, 1873, and IL an in
crease Of 81. 000, 600 over 1885. At the
present rate there viii be mos less than
So, 700, 900 expended during the year in
building operations, which is $l5, 000, 900
10 excess Of the total OF the preceding
year. These facts cast a blight on
some Of the assertions made by belli-
Rerent strikers. -N0rthmesterN Laalber-
man.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-08
Republican Meetings,

THE CITIZENS or KING COUNTY
u win be addressed up1a the issues 81
the day By able speakers at the following
times and places:
Duwamish. Monday. Oct. Iith, 7ss0 D. m.
Mndd0xville, Tuesday, Oct 18th. 80 D. m
Slaug hter, Wednesday. Oct. 18Th. I'D D. m
Greea River, Friday, Oct 18Th. 80 D, m,
Kent Saturday, Oct. 18Th, 80 D. m.
houghton. Monday. Oct. 18th, 40 D. m.
SQuak. Tuesday, Oct. ian, 100 D. m
Falls city. "Wednesday, OcG. 40th. 80 D. N
DuyAila Thursday. Nscf. 2Ist. 10 D. n.
Woodinvilie. Friday. eict. sd. $50 D. "a.
Vashon, saturday. Oct I'd. 80 D. N.
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