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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-14
Notice Of Special School Election,

TN THE OPINION OF THE DIRECTORS
| of school district No. /, Of King county.
Washington Territory, the rnniic good
requires the incurring OF an Indebtedness
In excess of enc per ccnfum upon the
assessed valuation Of the taxable property
hy the last assessment. fo-wii sn indebted
ness of ti5Acs9. for the purpose OF con.
straefing public buildings for the use Of
such school district No. !. such indebted
ness 10 be secured By bends each Of the
nomination VI 1900, and the whole of
the principal Of said bonds TO be also. 600.
payable respectively IN twenty years from
tao date OF said houds respectively. and 10
bear interest ST the rate 81 six per cent per
aHngni. interest payable semi annually.
said directors hsye estimated the cost of
constructing said hoilaiDgS 20 be $1,000,
which SUN Is ia excess Of one per eentufn
aud 4 about one and one half per ceptHm
up0a the assessed valuation Of the taxable
property Of said sea0oi district No. /. as
ascertalned hy The last assessment ISIS.
Noilse IL therefore hereby given u the
quaade.i electors Of school district No. J..
IL King county. Washington TerritorT. that
8 speeisl election viii b held on Saturday.
the ienfa day 81 November. A d, ISIS, al
Browns pavilion on second street. be-
tween Spzfng aud SeneeA streets. in the city
of seattle. In said county and territory at
which election viii be submitted the gurs.
ton " hs.fheE said Indebtedness shah h in
( CURED for the plFY~ose Of constructing said
I puhiie buildings for lie Use OF sad school
! district No. l.
/ The polls viii Be- open FOR the reception
I Of votes a. ore O'Clock In the afternoon
/ Of said day. and vii BE- KEEP. open until
seven O'Clock ,, N. Of said day Each
electsE In favor of mourning sHeh In
debseiness aud in favor ot q tar - tse from
time 20 Tsme assessed and collected "a
meet and satisfy such iasse bse11eSs when
aud - u and each sn<tallracTt thereof.
prsncirsi OF interest,", shall fzis dne, viii
I vote ballot containing The words ~Insebf
! esiueSs Yes and each eiectoT opposed -
| mourning ssch indebtedness or opposed e
| sach FAX wfil vote ballot containing The
I words Indebtedness No.
| pxsed Ocfobe. IL. ises.
THOMAS r MINOR.
j. " FRfNK.
WM a HUGHES
ns-erfN-x % srhoal district Ne /. OF klas
esy7zsv. Washington tsrritory.
M HAWTHORNE.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-14

GRAND EXCURSIONS.

Excursion tickets. good for SIX months,
s;ill GU sale going via Northern Pacific
railroad and returning via Canadian Ia
cilc, Union Pacific aud Denver s Rio
Grsude. the great sceuie route. and Oregon
Pacific, through California. and by rail es
boat fratn san Francisco ~ Puget soHnd. 81
from SO 70 SiSs 90 Tickets DOW en- sale
via 81 Paul. Chicago. omaha. Council
Rluns Kansas City, Denver, salt lake, og-
den. s.. Louis, - fSso. Demiug. san Diego,
san Francisco and other principal cities a,
the Uuton Ticket office
A. CHfLnFRs. Agent y T. T. r,
Corner Nil aud Commercial STREETS
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FAL ESTATE RECORD
-.rer TRANSACTIONS. IN DEEDs !
..rs.prrarIos, ssIs,sss %.
.-.s.. Prom the Accustomed
...s.ess in Property, Rep
...~ Investments Neither
u Nor very LarEe-The List
!, psssfI.

81. second week of October has
q, n.rksd by real estate business
- grown to be a. steady as
~ -. rerchandise. There were no
g single transactions. the largest
- ~ithin SIS 900. Following is the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-14

pealsp hats.
sISe al silk ribbons. Chester CleaEy.
&c Nottingham lace curtain nets. cicaFy.
Ne. 5. :. g. Il ribbons, 4'sc yard. Cissry'
Ribbons ;, :. 3, Il. per ysrsi. 2'sc. cleaFy.
sale this week Prizes cur table uneas
Chester Cleary.
Great sac Of house furnishing goods
chester Ciaafy.
our big suction purchase Of ribbons az
rlvrd al siik.lse chester Clesry.
A run stock u dunlap y Co.'S silS aad
slia hsss viii arrive Ia tais city Ia a. days
Prof Dill0a's dzscing school Fridays
Al - p. m JaXcrtie class saturdays -
. ?. N. 81 raf9er hsll
Ladies' Hair dressing Parleg, corner Main
and Set0nd streets. ShxmroSstug sna BAR
Wark - every description ON hand ara
made 10 order. - sp--'e"N
nagas Blood FursEer. Beggs Cherry
Cough Strip. heggs fropieSl u4h sstSss
Liver Pins. bcsss Germ an es.v aila scsss
/ CeltbrAgcd Remedies fer sale ana war
rtnts.i hy Hashr.sack & Ca, isRrues \ t@.'
| nuaas & sea- spd ConHstoH Co
T. 90 fan lsissioe - The prescription &c
psrsaeat II their establishments. tae
| stewart S Holmes urHg Ca nnl i neest
say - Keep their store opcn al nlEht a
cssasfeEgEt proScrfpstaa clerk sts be On
AauA x 81 h0ures els fyonf street
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Osfef toT sac n Iots 90 sait'
I car Yakima Early Rose Potatoes
q cars Oregon Chilli Garnet Potatoes
3 cars Peerless Potatoes.
SO tons Puget ssund Timsthy Hay.
so tons Eastern washiagscn Hay
20 tens wheat.
so tsns Oats.
20 tons Bran and Middilngs-
go ton. Greund and Rolled Barley
g cars sprsxus ailis Extra Fiear.
e.r- Sysokaw. Nfil~ gxsrz vfour-
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- sasees q ar s1srgsaxsss aooE. w1es-
eFs- tsnee- kesty tAues4zzd eop.as Here
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-14
Notice Of Meeting of Stock
holders.

SEATTIE TITLE INSURANCE AND
- Trust Company. rooms -. %, 3, 81,
I-ni,ss1 block, ~easf}e. Notice is hereby
eiven that meeting OF The stoe kholders
via be held AZ the Office - the company
In the citF OF seattle. King couaiy. Wash
snxsea Territory, "a Monday, the I'd day
Of October. fSSs. a. o'clock IN the after
naas. far ths Transaction ~ such business
a. nay cone b. fore The meeting. All
stockholders are respectfully reqacs;es! 20
attend. G. H. nASFORD, President
Dated uefatsaF IL tSSs
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&Sesxszsf, - : szeech szstrrsszeiaE Isze ~.
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DIR. SPIuuEY
&c CO.'S
PRIVATE DISPEEsARY,
$40 Commercial street. corner
jackson, Seattle, w. T.


Al chronic Diseases Of MEN and woMEE
successfully treated
LOST MANHOOD, Nervous ssd Physical
Debility, Exhausted Vitality, semsral
Weakness, spcrlaatorrhoea, Impotence,
Gonnrrhoee. aieet, syphilis. Premature De-
cline. Weakness IN Women, and al Funf-
tional Defangegaeutst 1st result from yoath.
lal follies OF excess In after years.
UpfNIRY Kidney, and Bladder troables,
weak Back. Gonosfhoea, Gies 1,
Crystisis. Nsrie0eele, Structure. ctr, PROMPT
~ and safely cured No nKGseoas EnediFsfe
Rsven, nor strong iutecture used, whtch
EFRVnUS Debility, D7ss " Sisos, Sernfr al
hIht vso Loses. Night Emissions, D.
spoEtency, ctr. e.e, cured.
iVenu nba yauthfnl IoliIes or inaiAcrr-
ton, should aFsii themselves Of our trea'-
ment the greatest boon ever laid 81 the a.
tEr Of suffering humanity. VIII guarantee
. positive eur IN every etse-
Esdlsassd Zen Ta ,s q, sss s s5sEy ,s9sS S.,
Hation Of the bladder, aceosn S..nted b. .
ssnartlug OF Burning sensation: on examlr-
alton the urfre deposits q sediment ard
sometimes aIhuEaen Il present The c0ier
varies from = bright OF reddish 70 even q
milky hue. the patient experiences . weak
eniag Of the system 10 . saanaer he cannot
account for. This IL the sece1d stare Of
seminal weakness. Many die Of this di@-
calfy, ignorant Of - eAuse- A r~rfect cure
and healthy restoration gMnrautee1.
1 O1ne hours. 10 q m 70 ,. "a: 70 3p.
m.
y. B.--Perscns unable 70 visit rs rnsy 10
treated 81 their homes by correspond e.
Ae1lcines and Instructions sent tF mai ar
express. Consultation tree -.
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INVESTORS, LOOK AT THIS

400 PER CENT MADE ON INVEST.
I'M sneuss ia W At -smtfle in the next
a. Fnonths Eeo.of the choicest fufs in West
Sezttie every ID has a grao6 view. lars
near the West seattle frrTy And controls
one snilc OF ssier front; for sac At hzures
thai viii raake yess slalse, 80 serss % the
bs-ss ana ~ Kirk ard. $50 70 SIS. The besi
h1Ssusss rF0prrts on Front, 0mEnercial
aud West streets ~ bed rock.
GEORGE p0RFFEI.
ossee, Commercial. nesWesn Mil and
WasafaxfEs sffwzts. No sfstrs-
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REPUBLICAN ADDRESSES 5!
HON. JOHN B. ALLEN,

DEPUBIIcAN CANDIDATE FOR DEL
III egate to Congress. wiz address the
people of Western Washington on the
issues of the Gay at the following times
and places.
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easy. with 10 loans; closed offered - -
change slaii and steady, s. So for ee-day
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run sssck II Dunlap y cos silS aad
slilf has viii arrive ia tAis clty Ia a. days.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-08-28

ieve farmers will cultivate their lands for one
half what they now pay for labor This spirit
of pride and improvement has, to certain
degree seized too, upon the negro. The miser-
able poe shanties with which he was once con-
tent are fast giving place TO neat frame build
ings, with glass windows and brick or stone
chimneys. Farmers are finding oat tpat
dArky likes nice home as well q white
man, and that the best way to secure good
hands is to croct tasty and comfortable tenant
houses.
I could go further and erumerate many
other evidences that a new and gratifying
dawn OF prosperity has broke upon the farmers
OF Georgia, and that they are now in a better
condition than since the war. They are better
off financially, too, and every year sees the bur
den Of debt that has so long oppressed them
gradually being lifted from their shoulders.
The exorbitant thine" prices our planters
were once made to pay have dwinded to le-
gitimate profit, and the farmer who is
known to be solvent can buy his goods on
credit for cost prices and eight per cent inter
est added.
OF course the picture / have painted above
does not apply t. every farm by any means,
There are still men who follow in the old
beaten paths Of their forefathers, but their
numbers are lesseliing year by year. In every
neghborhood there are more or less of these
prosperous and progressive men, and their eX-
ample spreads like the waves formed bya little
pebble cast into brook. / feel entirely safe
i'll predicting that within the next decade the
farmers of Georgia will not be far behind their
New England brerhreu in the advance methods
of cultiyating their fields. In the history OF
Georgia the outlook for the farmers was never
so bright as today. T. L. G.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-08-28
KITTEN AND PUPPY.
A Pretty Game That Is Oftener Seen Than
Written About.

a Pretty Game That Is Oftener Seen Them
Written About.
From the Boston Transcript
Then the mastery of herself which a cat
shows when, having been caught i'll position
from which there is no escape, she calmly sits
down to face out the threats Of dog, is mar
velous thing. Everybody has seen a kitten
on the street doorstep attacked by dog ten
times her size, as apparently self possessed as
ii she were in her mistress lap. If she turns
tail and runs down the street she is lost the
dog will have a sure advantage of her. Even
as it is, il he could get up courage enough to
seize her on the spot he would be able to make
short work OF her. 1t is q case of life and
DEATH but the whole air and attitude of the
cat is one of pure and confident bravado
''Yon dare not touch me and you know it,"
is what her position tells the deg. But she is
intensely on her guard, in spite of her air OF
perfect content. Her legs concealed under
her fur, are ready for spring; her claws are
unsheathed her eyes never move for an in
slant from the dog; as lie bounds wildly from
side to side, barking with comical fury, those
keenest scrutiny. IL he plucks up his courage
to grab her, she is ready; she will sell her life
dearly. She is watching her chance, and she
does not miss it. The dog tries Fabian tao
tics, and withdraws few feet settling down
upon his forepaws, growing ferociously as he
does so.
Just then the sound of dogs bark in the
next street attracts his eyes and ears for a
moment, and when he looks back the kitten is
gonel He looks down the street and starts
wildly in that direction and reaches a high
board fence just as cats tail-a monstrous
tail for such little cats vanishing over the
top of it. He is beaten the cat showed not
only more courage than he had but a great
deal more generalship.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-08-28

makes the next crop of hay more prolific.
The oveffiows of the Oconee are
BENEFICIAL TO OUR LANDS
like the ovetnows of the Nile give the soil Of
Egypt its fertility. / think oyeraows are
hard on guano dealers, but very good for the
hay raisers. The hay crop is never, however,
a complete failure, and the succeeding crop
generally repays the damage done. Yes, you
may say that | consider bermuda grass the
greatest thing in the country, and the man
whose land is sodded with it, has fortune if
he will seize the opportunity"
Captain Storey is one OF the most solid
sense men Of our county. lie has had extern
sive experience with his bermuda and has
made money by it. What he says is worth
the consideration Of our farmers There is
world Of wealth in Greene, and our people
will reap it in time if they only care to do so.
r. Y
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-08-28
An Unjust Law.
From tho New York World.

\ peculiar agitation is in progress in Mime
sofa Certain women IN shat state are attempting
10 have a law passed compelling man 10 declare
his luteutious within four weeks after paying his
first visit 20 young woman. such measure
would be base ON injustice, \ man who knows
his own mind regarding a girl within month after
meeting her is rare. Tuis is to Ertat extent the
fault oi the cCnuer sex. The nature of woman is
socreUve, A young woman cannot be weighed and
labeled ANer q t.W weeks acquaintance. She
must Toe studied o.. long time pviorc her dosira-
y rnt sofa Legislators ho carelu, how tlcy deal with
this subject
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Nothing to Fear,

From the New YORK Sun.
She lin great agitation)-Oh, George, hear
papa at the front gate, an he is very apt to be i'm
pulsive when he comes home late
He (reassuringly)-Calm your fears. dear I'm in
the coal business YOU know, and he has owed the
firm money for coal for over nine months.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-09-27
Proof Better than Assertion.

With such proof as the following
letter from w. II. Dean. of No. 27s
Seventh street. New York, it is not
necessary to make the bare assertion
that Allcock's Porous Plasters cure
lumbago. Mr.. Dean says:
Some ten days ago was taken
with vary violent pain in the small
Of my back. 1t was SO severe that !
could hardly breathe: every move
nlent caused great agony. ] finally
found out it was lumbago. Being en-
tirely helpless. friend sent to n
druggist and got two Allcock's por-
Gus plasters; these were well warmed
and applied to my back, one above
the other. In half IN hour, to my
great delight and surprise, / found
the pain began to abate. In two
hours | was able to walk out and ut
tend to my business, the pain being
almost gone. Next day was all
right but continued wearing the plas.
tiers for u week.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-09-27
20th Completed Year.

The present number OF the PLAIN
DEALER. bearing date September %,
1893, completes it's 29th year. under
its present management. Few indeed
are the newspapers that attain that
number Of years and fewer still, those
which for SO long time are under the
control Of the same identical persons.
That it has had warm friends and
bitter enemies all that time. goes
without saying. Both have resulted
from its habit Of speaking the truth
Of men and things ~ they are, and
both have been useful to it. A fear
less exposure of wrong and a just
criticism of the wrong doors practi-
cally disarlms that class. ut the same
time strengthening the backbone
and building up the better class,
whom We are proud to have with its
friends. Nor las the personal abuse
and vilification to which it has been
the subject from unworthy persons
been an injury to it. The strongest
words Of commentator they can be-
stow are their bitterest words Of GEN.
sure. 1t will endeavor to have no
enemies among our people, but it will
not knowingly espouse the cause Of
corrupt and designing persons to the
injury, detriment or annoyance Of
those whom il believes or knows to
be true, good and pure. To all such
without asking your creed or politi-
cal associations, we extend a kindly
greeting and will give words Of good
La,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-09-27
ART LOAN

Opens Tuesday evening, October 2 and
continues through the week, will be open
through the entire day and in the eve
ming until o'clock, under the auspices OF
the Ladies' Aid Society Of the Baptist
church, in the store room lately occupied
by Helmer Il Perry.
Their. will be Oh exhibition many ar
ticles possessing great age, including rel
les from many homes besides many
works of art. The production Of the
needle, the jackknife, the pencil, the pen
and the brush. Also special collection
Of soldier relics from various battle
fields. Curious articles will be on ex-
hibition. representing China, India, ia
pan and Turkey. England, Germany and
various other nations will be represented.
There will be large collections Of speci-
mems in geology and natural history.
The floral department will contain many
rare specimens, including the wonderful
Resurrection Plaat from the Santa Rose
llou ptains, for which orders will be TAX
Ell OF those who wish to purchase. There
will also be for sale large variety Of ia
panese works Of art besides other articles
OF home production.
Special efforts will be made to have
parties present evenings who can make
the various collections Of interest.
Lunch served ut all hours after Tuesday
evening, including oysters and hot coffee
at reasonable fgures,
Single admission 10 psnts.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-09-27
TO CONSERVATIVES

The undersigned having been re-
stored to health by simple means, af
ter suffering for several years with n
severe lung affection, and that dread
disease CONSUMPTION, is anxious to
make known to his fellow sufferers
the means of cure. To those who tie
sire it, he will cheerfulls send Gree Of
chargel u eapy of the prescription
used, which they will find u sure cure
for CoNsUMPTION, ASTHMA, CATARRH
BRONCHITIS and all throat and lung
MALADIEs. He hopes all sufferers
will try his Remedy, as it is invalu-
able. Those desiring the prescrip-
tson. which viii! cost Thorn nothing
and may prove Il blessing. will please
address, REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings County, New
York. 2y1