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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-07
PuYALLuP.
A special Hop Train Flying East
PIekers Have Done Well.

] PrrkLAs-P, Oct. 6.-Frisiay night a.
: o'clock the first special hop train
plsilcd oui OF Puyallap station with II
cars Of hops. seattle, Kent, Sumner
and Puyaiiup each contributed to
this shipment. The railroad company
vili grant a special train whenever iG
cars ean 60 out At once. This ship
usent VIII reach 81 Paul six days from
I the date OF leaving here.
At the same time, while the train
Wa pailing out, a cable from London
advised that shipment OF rs bales
arrived Sunday, making - DAYS TO
London from Puyallnp. These were
SIS and shipped from seattle August
81: also telegram from the Atlantic
F! seahoard that the first shipment OF
/ the new crop was aHoat. These facts
speak volumes in the interests OF the
| hop-growers in this region. and show
what can he done VIXEN the railroad
and steamers lend their aid.
II the railway company will still
Z further aid in giving i-ecnt per mile
rate for hop-piekers next season. it
vii give the bop business an impetus
that will probably double the acreage
in four or five years. The scare about
pickers this season may deter many
from enlarging and some from going
into the business.
Hops steady AZ - cents Blyers are
busy receiving those already contract
Ell for. W. Z. Jacobs to-day sold 400
pounds a. ~ ceats.
There are bat few hops unpicked
now J. Young, Thompson and +.
Meeker & Co. finish to-day. There
are several yards in Stuck valley that
will not be done for six or eight days
yet. These hops are sliii green, and
are always late
A. George from Buckley gave us 8
call last night lie reports all nearly
finished IN that region, and all in coed
order
John Stones Portland pirkers have
come TO town. so il is presumed he is
. nearly through.
oar PortlaHdpickers are a. q rule
well pleasei with their experience 10
the hop-;ieids Some viii remain, as
they hike thi. section. All have made
some money. ami some have done
we'll one family. John H0we's, ha.
made SO per week ever since the
season began There about five mem-
hers working in the family The In
dams have done vel Many have
depo its IN the safe OK F. Meeker &
90. ranging from So TO 500. This is
owing TO the work going right along
no interruptions on account Of had
weather.
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TERRITORY NEWS.
Chinese Blockade Ruansrs
intercepted


pn.x vs~xsxxa. f,es s.-s-evss Car
xs~.~u ne~a rxpessez asar Posi- = =
.-vn si.as nzerning by cssssorsss . sses'sis-
Tb~v ezsse sver fsssu sseseF12 p >
-ss,,ys sssI wers sessing asegx sntrzrscs
10 tke eDunfry. Thsy vii be sersf
hack to-day. a eioAs weseh = f-szag
ket,s aasax sfsas roasss ~ eEzstpuss Of
seisss szy that knoxtslg of the pro
ysaeas a the exc5usisa Al Is i~sng
ssssesafnafed aasong f<se Chinese IL
che prDssac~s BY agsnfa, and attempts
similar 10 those ~ Ills morning an
sxpeefed daisy
A short time before The arrival -
abe elyrnpisn. bringing the cbinssn~n
mentioned 10 tins fnoyzinEs PaxT-
fsTx1txagscxa. Coslsetor Brooks re-
es8vesi . t<lewvasn fFom the secretary
81 she sreasary. containing strsngeti
orders ~ u he eafoFeetnentsf the ex-
elnsion ses. The d5zpzteh reals ~
faiI1wE
ne chsaers exelz<foa 1ct Esz appscgr1
s1e tsg fns1 AeerI9a ! vrsscxi1rs - 10
lows Tssss trena sss6 after ~. p@sssss .
fhfs 40 X skAli - aHiAwfsi tsx ssaT Chs
rgsse sassssVs~ s<he shszi ~ say Esns asre
sf,fssse ka4e tesn. ~ . ~ ssEs SOW o. bsre
after -, q resident within ms atsx4
FFssAs. assd whs shall tG4e d~r@rfNd >.
So sefssrs sssezsfsss1a ss1 shss not havs
rvfnfnesf tef1fs tfs# taAsiug 81 ttss art q
srtnFn 70 ~ FexalH II fae Gated Stsss&
Ths kesgnd ssf'fsssn fSees 1zSs talef NJ
sNrgaanezss II id@aflfy sassf keresffsf y
Essssesl ss,d aseiafe@ ft.at sssea eerfl aeSss'
fsefEfofssrA ssss7eG arr yeasi ss4o II 50 sfsff
rs al asp.lsss a. al chinese labDresx A..
T4slax sifsee - passsKe
It's tse universal gpsa80a thas ths
stsingrnrY Of the above provissesii
~iH ia4agugute ifnpFeee is1ted activftg
IL tla~ smuggling 81 gbta1tnea ~ this
aft.rfftfE
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OLYMPIA.
Race Course TO he started-a Mar
row Escape.

oLYwrfa. Oct. 6.-it i quite proha-
bic that tits city can soon boast oi
having the finest race course n the
territory. II Is located aboas one
mile south OF tie city. being the same
track which was formerly Owned hy
the Washington in8ustrial ASsoeia
ton and used rs the Territorial fair
grounds. The committee having the
matter in charge havc received assGr-
auccS from the People 81 this city that
thcv VII supply the necessary money
which vii be required 10 place the
track in thorough condition and work
VIII al once be prrcse,.ed with. The
track viii be supplied with every con
vcnience, and when cOmpirtesl &ill lie
under the supervision Of Mr. Fleming.
uce Of Centralia, 4 man o. extensive
experience ia tina; line.
NAEKsw ESCAPE.
whea Mr.. II. .. DsewFy. with a
number Of merry dznccFs Vas return
ing FROM a dance az Tumwsier quite
lsfe last night. and While ascending
Tgmw&ter hiii he accidentally drove
Qua OF the road, Of which fac; he tie
cssHe aware when be observed that
the wagon was ahoat 10 upset. lie at
ouce attempted Il eet his horses back
IN the vOGa, bat i was iao late. and 5
moment later the lscrrer- stricken
danceTs found themselves sailing head
foremost down over laff Is wa
thought hy everyone that -sznle % the
party Woela Al least he very seriously
injured. IL not Killed outright. bat
strange o. say. the enfire party es-
eaPel ssih 10 greater tnilTy than a
lev small bruises, and the horses ard
carriage escaped without the slightest
snlnfy. TIE terrified pleasure seesers
thea ag&sn entered the carriage smA
continued tasir Beeraey kpgne. feezine
e xtFsszaey tls-nk.,si that ghes a&i so
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NOT LOST. BUT SAVED.

Jscos SS5tzzr. 81 Helena. MsE.zna. sass,
= VA suffering from a. unnsgEally hsi
cola Ny has were SsTe sa1 cu1Ee<fesa
e0sssasltsa csse nf the hesE physicians ol
hesemz- akese frc>ETi EFts1s fsilssi ~ ~
iteFe Hae- sssasae asrlsss-d al Z bzsi ss-aui
Etyra az AT tas sssElEesston If friead I
ss-rg ssss'si ; s-srsic 81 Ackrys EnE!isn ESzz-
sssE issF csFsszlss azA r0ss.s. &Dd, after taking
i &crorssing % a4lrexfsosss. " a. cszzpsesrl
eGrssA Letters siasizr 70 t5e shove a.
rrreiFe3 8Aily. The esiecs ~ AeksT's ETs4
.3<1 ESr1esis aa fAe ttFuzf a1s1 lungs
ses1rSaassx rlArsetoaS. and feF xStflszs -.
= AseTatr< cClxh. eosss Gfs1 c~rap Il is =
ynsa1 csza N~Af4saG b CrAeT tsrerarasfsEz
lsg4-rzzs. II 49, SD IS 4 q STENAgT
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King County
Republican Meetings

rrHE PEOPLE OF KING G0ASIl y -
= ssssreSssss ~ the candidates o. ne
EEpabszenn rarfE na1 otssr So
n ss,e ssssssw znx lines aud pszexs,
rar-esaz. Ns,nzey. Ok ;. ID p 4
Dsrpsssa. Tuesday. tsst. y. - 2 n
ls-ssfsi Rsver. wednesday. Ok - ~ p =
r-xuksSu. Th1r<Sszy. tlct- II. 80 2 n
Rssek Fsssneuss. Friday OF. Il ~. 2 "a
fsssar aaensasa. >ztsEslaF- Oct ~ : - Pm
Newcx<ESe- &eusaay. Oct =, y p n
Henfoz. Tszeszas. oe-. Il - ?. N
S.srno- Bay. " esznes1sy. CIT. r. - 2 -
Jrsafrs. THURSDAY, Oct Is 20 p n
Hs1.rhsoa. Fsz.2ay. Oct =. y P n
gessErcns. saturday. osrs- .. z.9 p m
{sismau. Non&zy. Oct - -1 2 N
Fall< Ctr. TUESDAY. 0es- = - p. n
E.-n, Rsrseh. wednesday. Oct -. 20 p. n
Ts,r. ThErSsxy. Tc-- =. 10 p N
TsarsIls. Friday. Oct. u. 10 ?. m
cker-v Valley. Saturday, Oct =, - p n
ysshar. Nonsay. Oct =. 10 p m
Rss-k wei. Tue ssfay. OR. -. 10 = m
WeosiaxiIie. Wednesday. Oct 81. ~ Pc
BIZ order ID TIE ccGnfv centralseon mt
&c 4. 3. ALBE8TSoS. Chairman
Il T. MITCHELL Secretary
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TIE ss:ssraxssss al Washington Terri
s..-x g-1aS.s tse hsaer "a having feen
fi.e fri 70 sssoF.s yeslos - the alstsz-c<-
sxe ha.sre. The shade Was crAnse.
s,,x vas xo-n hr TIE Sexfzle ksstles 81,
"a rgsnv:s:zsers ~ Snsfee orange JACOBS
who sas.l always bee7R very sfzzlhsa
s-srz.si o xon1a s4krage. and Nho
xxs fpssr wears axo theeaaaa<lzfe nosi
slsex desired 60 elect - cssuncsizz p = al
4 c.asnsu5tsee af California lasiies TIC
n@xt vea- wrote 10 Judge JarseSs e
rr.Se frsa-rS-v aksszE the e@eT O
xesaan ~aEzrase- &C. and 9nise
Jxcohs naa7e replv. noting. among
sthe~ fasne~. The orange kaxise- IBIS
= adopted Ss the eakur by the tatf-
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LINCOLN. Net.. Oct. GA special 10
the Safs JosTaai says thai family
named Richter farmers living Re
tween Geneva and Ohi0wa. consisting
OF husband an.i vile and Eve ehii-
dren. were ali burned 90 death. with
the exception OF the husband. who
vas 20 seriously burned that be vii
probably die. az their bone last night.
\ tramp vho was spending the nigh;
With them was also baTuei TO death
The origin Of the fire j. unknown.
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SsHRclf Proceedings -t;eed naishut
Condemned SrnsIts ana Streets.

Tsco~A. oet G At the meeting o.
the CITY rpuncl ihss afternoon. Cnn.
siderable ha-iness 90 ispf0rance was
tran-aeted. Mayor nfafa and Msssrs.
terssall and D. II Haughton were al
sVat. Col steele va esliei L. PIE.
side Capt Kiehards of tae eshin-
schooner Oscar and Hattie. by per.
mission. mssse a verbal elaifu on he,
half 81 TIE Pacific Fish Co. ic1 the
hiss Of ab0as ssa worih al halihut.
which a COMMITTEES Ct the couael has.
condemned ana 50 rendered WORTHLESS
bat which hs claimed seru 81 TtshL
e. t4e health ottsceF eeuid testify
lly Miller vas csllcl wpnn ana sti4
Aat be had examined ttse Ssh teiasc
mi after the commistee hai cen-
,esinsd u. Tbs eammtsiee. cansist.
ur q . ~ HaaFAgas, Col Stes;e ssl
ttAeFs, bad visited the Yisoe al hts
suggestion, Mhca they etsesl the Ia
ct tho fV-tev there was = ssuanE
& ~ ssaetl wbieh, 4inEsel aiSk tAe
siy@ierSe ir1n the Cli4 house a.s-
fsiEiaw. waz very b2S. bias tbs ash he
fonnA AS saosl Mr. HeGSksan sal
Ihss sha sch maat IS fSMascst. asss
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s<srtznAsxsv sstzrrs : serrlbas asssss'A-
ssrES
av Harrv 3. Nc Ez-rs tAss ras-rsns
Es<s With tie ezsu-<s saszIfer We rzss
nf MrFlros 4nz Aalzanas fa<rd sd
q esoz % the ssxn ek >ezsrs 1-s
vs1rIi,sr -nwn has kass1 ID resy raps<1ls
'szyi-r TIE szzruy4er. sxyert hEa-ret
r4aszse nos rr@s<ir- there keal estate
: = zoei demand ard selzs Ter tar
ssrsces
Nass Anza Tarh<x has heea sEsaae Y
n fox suznx arzzs. Ass = BOZ s2a@ly =
| c~swF1xg
Jshsxe T. A I.as< Ssns - Se@stac
sEss sssar-ss.ax 20 xzsErd 8 zzrstn< -
he te-rlrsrizI ReYzhkirs- cosaEz1rsee,
he hesrzx slas rs<zsae< fraza this sszs-
t-1<t
t.. stxxek AZ g-ecxrses whsrA fer
nerlx hesu1rea 70 Il l. Gceerf~sn,
On Main sereet, 5 hssing SID a aus
tea fa-xfzy.
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A youse WOMAN BILLED.
A wagon Rails oser an Emsank.
mani Ia Che Big BEND Country.

Ea4sxs6UKan, Oct g. An accident
resulting in sas death 81 Mis- Paisley
~ Portland. occurred some distaEce
north II here yesterday. The young
lady xas on her way " Wstergiise -
visit Z SICK brother Going down 3
st4ep hil3 the 9agon ran Oh an en-
bankmeut some 80 feet high, throwing
Aisss Paisley out, who straek an her
head crushing the skull and lxstantiy
killing her. le body WAS takea into
WateSsille BY smother wagon which
soggs canaa gp-0
The strangely part Of the accident i
that. although the wagon, which Vas
loaded with sash and gazs, turned
over twice In he descent, none u the
giass was broken. and the horses and
Mis- PAisiey's brother, who Was dris.
ing, escaped anhpTt.
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List Of Guaranteed
SECOND HAND MACHINERY
FOR SALE BY
PALMER & REY,
II FSs asa 81 H. Portland, Or.
San Francisco. Los Angeles, Cal.
List Of Guaranteed
sertemher.is,s

Scrfember, las.
Having thoroughly OSerhaUied these
presses in our own machlne shops. we can
guarantee them 10 be in good running
order.
TERMS; We win seli these machines
for partial cash payment. giving time On
balance, aud viii take secondhand ma
chimes in trade. AEy parties desiring sec
ond-hand presses viii do wen to wr~ US.
as we are constantly receiving bargains
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PORT TOWNSEND.


Pear fowNsGNn. oct 6-The ferNe
IS NoFS Traains the Fos6-set II shc
fs1rt fu@n-csa Suathern railway has
hscu steadily iueHsasrsi sinrfug the
seek. and the WORK Is hcinz vigorously
pa@hs3 Ii Is exYecfci that ~ usi -
al Is rea1y feF tEAck-i&ylag SB tie
cArly sVFiEr. ana Il - i vi - iFnIne-
d5sseg Ai8 3ha cherry sAoSn ~
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NOTICE.

DDS WILL BE RECEIVED pr TIN
ID undersigned. Mp 70 Tnesdss. 0ssct<;
p. for the building Of 4 wharf. l90Es1s ~.
south II aud adjoining the ssefzen 1 fcz
Mil Co. Specifications Tot same can \
hal upon calling on the undersigned !, N
Office In room Ne. :. in the fcsisr tec5
building. The company reseses he rsgl;
10 reject any and all bids
u. +. WHETHER
See. PUGET sound Cedar d LamsNfa
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HCzSS-Thcrss Barns brother Of Peter
Bar1s Of this city. 0cf- s Isss-
Fssnerai TO take pizse SUNDAY. ortahss- .
ISIS. from CAfAsiic ehgrrh al 20 cock q IA
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N@xrn YAEEuk. sswt. s ThSs Ma a
| hip aax fo- The RerasSrznS * 1sk1-
r.aa. Hon. John r. AEsn Wa tezssasresi
! secuus oxzrs1a. He Ezs nseE az fze
stafion hT tke YAkimza keraa2sfxn
CIah VIA eaanen 6rsn<. e<e~ sas.
Erw. the haEsS szayias and the eEes<i
cheering. the AxsrSss xe<e tzSea frsezz
| the carriage aat the cFs1sxsas Az@ssd
II. gyse~r 20 tie haassA NJ. Aiaes,
made an esssuens 1las1ress. Sae esnsr>
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lob PRESSES.

ISL o. ). Gordon. no Thr5w0ff. 7xIl 8 no
rA-l do do with Tnr0Wo6. xii ~
9-l do do no fhrowcf, 5teaf0 -
HI Columbian. no Throw0ff, 6xa 90
FL Universal. with ThFowOf, XII IL
zs-l o, :. Gordon, DO ThFoW0tf ska no
1-l 90 DO with fhrowoH, lexis go
2-l do do with ThrowoB. f0xl3 go
1,-l Peerless, with Taruwoff. i0xfs 90
FL do do DO foNts 20
%-f do do DO lexis 20
PSI o. :. Gordon. no ThruaoT. lexis. IaO
NJ eipfes vita fhroUss, laxi5 80
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remedy free from complications ess5 2
use. aud so harmless thai Il can b aarsF
istered 10 the youngest children VIA u.
PaRity. sent to any address upen fao1r
ofy3.
We append few Of the many shoaas1a
unsolicited testimonials we havt N ~ -
session 70 show that the '.Garbesie siaoE1
BALI has met with and Is entitled y ~
pseee1enfst saocess. No medicine efsf "
vcnted has become 80 pQpssdr. Ofet ~
ion '-Suoks Balls" IN Use, and We hs's
1T TO HEAR THN FIRST coNFLAkNE
l had liberation Of the lungs Ose1 "
throw up cupsfuil OF siiae and e1rrsp<*s
eften mired srfiA birsd. Ny bead ~
stopped up with terrible case ct cz;xnk
l used the remedies according 70 dlseeler
smoke Bail aud Debellatarl, and u i1rs
weeks time vas a. well a. ever wax
ii ScHAEEL, 502 Market q.
| wEs attacked with hay fever resnla1.
Tor :. years Breathing through the 1s'sa
passage was an impUssisiiitg. ] h'sss
use the Sarhoiie smoke Baif ard si,s se;a.
pieteiy cured. sworn 30. C. HfCk&ox. n y
had shat Is termed eafsrrh II the hesl
and thross- used the .-Carbohe szcAs
Bah, aud II eeHtnseteiy cured ~.
ALnEsr HAIL, q keaFley
Can add my testimony 70 the etrsel Y
"Carhuhc smoke Ball" Il cured us q
severe Geld and periQaicai hcadafhe, 80
recommend IL TO ans ope suffering u'@
head, threat or lung trouble.
THO. REIcHKn1f
snYvcyor-sienefai. CsllieraiA
CMf5olie Smoke Ball eured me IF azthn~
JoHS =. wkLzteks =.
S1pf. Western Union Tel Co. indssntFe.sa
X cured me OF tAe worst kind Of cals'fh'
GEo. n. =. NEscDxz
Rookkeepcr l., r. 4 W X r., indianags.llss
by use u q half smoke Bal sas esls'
Of eaiErrh. EEy. A. T.. sTurfs
Author OF Chronology 81 ChEist's liisi So
Other WORKS. Indianapolis.
The remedies, smoke Rail" ard ~
heilatsr, are for sale At Ssewsrt - ~,
kelingg's. isag's and Hashr0ac =, - 81. -.
and Al stewart & bros, and Boanes -
coma.
Price of Full Treatment. ss-o1s
Julsnin;h Ask yoEr dFugxlss Ier y
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sr.a<as HI. d Terms

Gorgeous swell sso wifel-*l m 60
ing .,ssr 10 ser a trend WIFE, lou
r,,ea., vsssr are going for a drIn&s hai
-,srsS II ysz do IN disgrace yca tor
ever hs eating IN apple right here
f{4s
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.ClRBOuC SMOKE BALL
The Greatest Anti-Septic
Remedy Known.

The complete k<xt
raeni comprises Ms
~tArbolle : noke
Hail1 and apeseIls
tor Packaxe : ne
Smcke Ban hss's To-
months, and kG
WAYS ready hT ~.
The Deheliatef
makes a half gSlNH
Of medicine, snt .
gsed oaiy cnee .
day. Is yer eifse
tons Thus Ne Pc
ltiTely assert taAt
we have the mxf
inexpensive rsne
dy on earth. sna :
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Il ssonr krex what will come next,
a rsssSi CID lady wzs heard 20 Tenars
The osh<r dsr. John j. near-ssghted
NO. knoz. and his vile hzrd Of bear
Sar. aud now they We got : red-he2dsl
49, =
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HON. JOHN.B. ALLEN,
PUGET SOUND.

PUGET SOtEp.
TenIno. Ort- .. p. n.
Olympia, Oct. -. 7.S0 y m
shelton. Oct - p. m.
S:eilaeeora. Oct -. y. m
Pnyallup, Oct. y. IA a. n
slaughter. Oct. n D. N.
Black Diamond. Oct. 3. : 90 p. m
Gilman. Oct. y. p. m.
Newca-fie, 0et "a. D. IN.
MarySviiie, Oct. =. ?. N
Slohnmssh. oct. =. p. IN.
Coup vile. Get. Is, 10 q. m
S;anwood, Oct. =. p. n.
Mount vernea, OCT. =. : p. m.
lacanner. Oct -, =. Il.
Edison. oct. y, ?. IA
Iynden. Oct. p. 10 a. N.
Ferndaie. Oct. -. 3. N.
WhatcOra. Oct. ~. 40 D. N.
Friday narhor, Oct 20. II a M
Port Townsend, Oct. o. Is n. 10.
Port Discovery. Oct. 81. ,. NJ.
Pnrt Haalock Oct 81. p. IA.
Port IudiosE. Nov !. .. m
Port Gamble. Nov. ]. ,. m
Port Madison. Nov. :. 2. ~.
Port Biakeiey, N0v. .. : p. 70.
CaTeo1ade. Nov. 3. | .. N
Tacoma. Nov. =. 20 p IN.
Seattle, Nov. 5. - r. NJ
The respective county committees are ~
q1ested TO furnish suitable halls and music
aud all Republican papers in Western
Washington are requested TO publish thi,
notice.
By order Of the Territorial, Central Com
mittee. J. c. HAiNES.
Chairman Republican Territorial Central
Committee.
GxossK G. LYoS. Secretary
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spiri;us,isn-Mrs. Neil spauldiug wili
give : discourse GA "fae Power ava fas-
csey Il Frsyer." SUNDAY. a. II a N, Ia
aasoaic Hal. GA Froat street AZ are
welcome
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IMPROVEMENT MOUTH OF cnEgN
| bia River. oregon. z. 5. Englne<f uf1n
Room ~, Union Heck. Portland, urszac
sept. >. ISIS. Sealed PROPOSES ID MP
Hcafs, will DC received At this o1ee usi'
II O'Clock tnooai Standard tine, utfpst:
=. lSSs. for the construction Of fqrr nei<l
barges. length iz1 fees. beam 81 ieef ser&t
5 feet. For specifications, blank pfof@<ll
aud all information apply ~ this a1hfs
THaS. II. HANDBURY. MAJOR. cesfs u
Engineers. Z :. Army.
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AIRS. MATTE \. BRIDGE. HAVING
vi located ia room Nos l aud , Pico
house. ls222l Front street. persons desiring
Instruction on plane. violin. cello, as well
as In eiocutsaH aud voice culture. win tnd
under her care the most thorough and
competent assistance. Her credentials from
| the East and south are OF the strongest
character, aud added to public muSicaies
for her pupils during the winter. there will
be series at free lectures connected with
music. its history aud its composers.
Terms npon sprlica.ion
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pF. &. ,. Milseg. i1s Cherry street, has re-
tanned irosa his rAAch Rad viii remain iu
this eity uatil the iash Of tais month. oeice
hos.rs 10 a "a. 60 = ~.
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Srx yaKx. Oct. Mrs. J. &.
shilas. wife of the United States min
ister 10 SAM. died On beard the steam
er tlfy Of Chicago. The body Was
landed here to-day
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whsa Baby vas SEX
We gave her cAssOrsA
wAeu sae vas chEaa,
she cried for cAsssriA
when SIC became Mss.
she elung 50 cassorsA
wAsa sae A@a chadrva.
she gave them CzssorsA
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fae H~srcF IN fAa sszSc eHEzr erszz Nzr
essa larger gA49A tA0as asss aazsz : IKE
sszas sef.
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Virginia Street Tax Notice.

THE TAX LEVIED BY THE CRY
Il SoEaeil Ia the district created bv Or
csnAnee 40. ssS. % provide fcr the grading
81 hlrEirsa street frota West street 4,
fvslrfh street. and constructing sidewalk
90 tei ; ssdes iEereef- is a0z due saA par
szlr AZ the casce ~ the city tFessurer Az
taxes uet Tsz.4 within
FORTY DAYS
OF the Nrst pchiiCa.ion OF ibis nesiae xil
y 1resz-ef delln4uest = reazl.F q agg
pr csss1 atsiud An1 interest," q. ne rae a.
- pef Cent charged
" Z. FORFEIT. City clerk
Pr Y1hlse9i.o1 q thls notice OK:
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8. BAXTER & co.
Front street. seaitle

OHer for sale in lots 70 suit.
l car Yakima Early Rose fotstes
q ears Oregon chill Garnet Potsses'
3 ears Peerless Potatoes
SO tons Paxss sound rimsthy HAT
so tons Eastern washington Hsy'
60 tons wheat.
SO tons Oats.
20 tens Bran and Midditngs.
30 tons Ground and Relied harisS'
ears sprsxus Miils Extra Ffeuf.
. cars Spokane Mills Extra fionf.
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A CARD.

The TYPE and PRINTING MATERIAL
,,sea "a tilis rafer IS from the f1uadry %
PALMER & RrY, aud the ssrne gfgs.s s.,.
Nre Satisfaction suwefr
PesT-rgTELIIGEEcER PUB co
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nv sssssst al ~. A5lESs sFweeA sxs es
rfsEsns. azsf rass rs4Ey rs&sxsSs - lse
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FOR SALE.

etA ACRES FINE FARMING AND
O-fV meadow land ideeSiedl in the ia
nous Paioase country containing q mile Of
pure, running water aud numerous strong
springs TIE oDly water By " hieh Endieott
can b. supplied aside frsin wells, being a
fine stock farm, two miles from Endieoti
on railroad aud wagon road. Good fence.
new house lsxS3 with ell lix2c, rustic fiaish
with three porches. Good barn. granery.
Toulouse, woodshed and other out build.
ings- Five acres Of young orchard OF
choicest frsitis, also numerous ornamental
trees in thrifty condition Can be made q
moael farm VIII sell or trade the same
fog Seattle OF Tacoma property. Address
IerrifnrN
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Uafztthfat wife Mates.
Hst4a NAkkA. OF - rs sssreiaea eees
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NEW MUSIC ROOMS.

/ The best school desk in use SEMI for cir
cGiGr and terms 10 A. j. STEVENS.
Pacific Coast Agent. Cheney. " T.
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NEW ADyKRTIsEaENTs
a GARD
Stevens Post No. |.

A FULL ATTENDANCE Requested
~ al Real Estate Exchange Tuesday
evening. October 3.
Nm. HOLMES. Commander.