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New s-k Press
Ann}iifr great Fafursa wEirh tSis
s'lfalrs stvaslan has iHaaFea ~
'ls Ig i-,icc,.e3 Improvement ia ea,,
4aslsiy * the gam uu sh4
hssS % Esssisee ssazars Tt +
as h4rs to make q t90 esa.s = ss,fn
,5lck Be- aa caves So a. Il Is slake 4 -.
toTua Fsrstcs >tsrA 30 rs p-eus5sr.
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Whole number 9E
The Central Committee At Its meeting AZ
north Yakima had no means Of ascertain.
INK the representation hat The new county
OF okanpsan was entitled to, and therefore
only gave u one delegate. Since this al,-
porti0Hmeut vas made I ar apparently
crediiaby Informed that the territory
composing said new cousty cast about
oue-half Of the entire vote Of the ola
county Of stevens. aud the County Central
COMMITTEES OF okanozan County claims "a
be entitled 90 one-half the combined rar.
Tesenfa1iog 81 the two counties. viz, fFa
delegates. I therefore rceenrneus thef
the counties Of Okanoga a and stevens ooh
slecf Three delegates. tUo % he entitled -
one vote ea.h ard the third 10 Naifa -.
IN The Territorial Convention.
also desire % call the attention Of Al
t9uniy Committees and delegates b tha
tFrtprtal Convention 20 the following
r siluti1n - the Central Cararnitis-s
A'fsFia's ~ North Yakima.
hceiesd. That the Central Committee
tteNiliatndS that hereafter each corutv
= fvpfe euied By all the Only elected ftf
skAsfs Is neneteF possible f0r them "a a.
lFnl thaf IN case Of enforced asssl,rce ~
shf NeieRate bis proxy shall b. given 10 a
Hh!y eietted member Of his delegation
9uif and this committee further recon-
i.atlas th&t tais resolution shall srtr,iv IL
!. "anty Conventions a. well "a IL ,ke
territorial Convention
Z BAXTER, Chairman.
4 d. AIFRiDGs. Secretary.
seattle. " T., July u, las.
Republican pafers please corr.
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PERSONAL.

W ANfkit-FN MEET \ GENTLEMAN
aot oseies ihsa q. al E.sss eAaracter
aud sc a. staasf M. $50 iS nlatrsasa,llals.
ii4ftasset fase T. rrs1srr s. - ~ . ffa-fi u.
sii~'s t-s. tssscsi gcnz, vstaeassss asa pcs
stsss-t e ls z1t she j. ssit.4ssF u sssss-ss.
~ satti'si. AsEsus T.5r aus aelgassssrs ~
ta@ as4a > 90 c&a ala her htge Au3 = nss
- sztes. 3 ~ - taSsnza sac aezsEaAr.~rs
Ae'lnsss st 'SfE. py.ss Iute5si ssues.T go
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ tae hrra ~ Clancy & McARrer has
eetA dissolved oy muInal ssgseai. Iae
husiDcsS VITAL be roatlnucd ~ Geo
Giancs, ha siil collect al bills and nav
81. outstanding Indebtedness
6E1. r. CLANCY.
WA MN ASTENE
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itatz'lss,al0 Flirt ITO }a~AEgi Din
ceon i- What NealI Noa do L a
pretty ssel rkuse S. yea eudseulv and
Ai-stel yv4 Nsurcsa blashsas 70
thc reut, of his vyceis sss( III
auaIl \. WV nln.. nh-i.t.l 10 h.r. =
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scatiis u,isli siJh pguat foslov the
examtlo et some of her sister cities in
the matter ol ostJias tbvpa g. stFccs..
There is a drmasj tss tae large arc
hght- ia jbe business thurovshfarrs,
and 'hc rev sitF NvgumcHt shoad
see that th3s stsie 81 Hlht is utsa-
d8ecj, The ineau4es-gslt s, s;eua NAV
h. amplc Reg ihc hlueliHAiizn 81 ihe b l.-
si.ios %; 1he present tiRi-. bs,t a usofe
powered 6sll j. Fsel4ifel la- che h5,.-
'sc,a s'FoJ's- A. a tsEsaalns, BIT the
est3 government p,aev oac afv az itc
ius'ctsaa 81 Caauere ss and ws.h
taf'eR siscess osc "a sbe cenler a.
o,e.den'al s,gaar. ar'.l ,'sv az she jams.
t'en * t7oat &a3 ,sisuhia streets.
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IiOP-PICKERS
WANTED-WHITE WOMEN AND Chill
w dfen. Apply Immediately 10
MORGAN 0'BRfEN.
Brunswick Hotel
BIDS CALLED FOR.

Dds WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL.
ID September S, y m. for excavation aud
construction OF a three-story brick bnilf.
ing Ktgh' to reject any and all bids re
served. Plans are on file Mt Office of Geo.
W. Dornbaueh, Kenney block.
KNIGHT
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facse has bcca forged and printed
in thls city su iufamnus he So the
cleci that Hon John 2 Alien is an
attorney az tac northern Pacific ral-
ro1i, Mr. Alien IS nos aa attorney ~
the Northern r@s,s.c usf Of aay other
railloa5. lie has Bot nor has he ever
hat ans sort "a corporation aniGasloa.
He Is oae ut tao very Ece prominent
mea ,a tao territory aba have never
even aceePtcd frcV paseeS over TIE
Nef.heu Pacific iiHcs The story as
printed Is pure Invention a lie frans
rgiannE 10 raI and rs aa,bos knows
st t>a kt.
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TIE a'3sSs ils IS $50 Ust ,esus Go t,s gain
ing mveh gFosaa. '5saess t~asa the
naaenss In passs several ot tlse4s l.ee-
hair03 .adnb33sls wcrv hsusiIs,s AZ he
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NOTICE.

TUE CO-fAETNEHslIIP HERETOFORE
existing under the firm name of Hat
hcid 4 nariou, doing business as shipping
Aad commission merchants al seattle. "
T., i this day dissolved by mutual consent.
.. A. Hatfield "a collect ali indebtedness
u'lc toe nfm. 70 assume it, liabilities aui
CONTINUE the business at the saJse stand.
,. \. HATFIELD.
ALFRED CARTON
seattle, W. r.. sept, !. ISIS
Referring 70 the above | beg leave % eail
tuc Aiteutiou of my former patrons. a. aeli
a. those may secure m tbs iusnre. a. ihe
fact that shall continue in husiut.ss fiset.
Ehasiandins report % the caniraryl al the
same stand, where am noH ready 80 cxt,-
cute All orders with prompt aud earusal
attVutou- Thanking my friends for their
Kind iaiWnase, AMI earnestly soliciting
ceulinusuCe Of same ! remain yours 'raiv.
A HtTFFgE a
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.cAE ...>s.s1n;.,s--,r.T..
MOOD . Zllaaz;1MAIia5SI
lost AND FOUND

4 u~a-ist s. Nu l&~l WKEk aF Az.
IL sslst, iigai-11}arei flrstsn sa4ai.
s's&tf fnts1 sssa Faftcsa- The tnseT wfil
2 = srsit,s 81 having q a. thS residence
90 cAfr &. HOPKINS Frlag saa PIKE -.
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IMPORTANT TO INVESTORS.

GENERAL HUNDRED ACRES or WEST
= seattle land, splendid water front, ad-
ioining freeEsort; 10 Aeres adjoining Kirk.
lana al 30 I,er acre: 500 for lots cleared
and fenced, next TO N iii street cable read
only 'bfee-quafterx Of a nile from The post
once; several good bargains On business
property; acre tracts adjoining Easens
park improved. runBiug water, Gully SD
GEORGE p0RFFKI-
ptncss west side 81 Commercial street. ~
sfsir< hatsseen MfH ana Washington. %
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Call For Republican Convention

DY RESOLUTION oFTHE REPUBLICAN
ID Territorial Central Committee AZ A
meeting thereof held az North Yakima on
March Z. lSSS, its chairman was authorized
to name the date of holding the Territorial
Republican Convention to be held al
EHensburg. Pursuant thereto said Con
yention Is hereby called 10 be held At
Eiensbnrg on TUESDAY, THE IITH DAY
OF SEPTEMBER NEXT. AT 10 O'CLOCK
a. NJ, for the purpose Of nominating a can.
didaie for Delegate to Congress, the nOmi-
nation of all other Territorial elective
officers and such other business as may be
presented
The Republican County Central Commit.
tees are requested TO hold their primaries on
Saturday, August the 18th, and their County
Conventions on Saturday, September st
The basis of representation made By the
Territorial Central Committee entities the
counties 10 elect delegates a. follows;
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NEW xDVEarIseMENrs.
Information Wanted

4 NY ONE KNOWING THE WHERE
alsouts 81 Ernest Felsman. who arrived
in this city August II. Isl, from Rise. Rus
sla. Wili confer great favor BY addressing
me az this Office. r. FIELDS
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Atrerxsru<nrs uneer tse heazx q Lost
Found Hor snie. To La and Stzx<se1s
WansEa VIII h Inserted 1t the rate OF
errss q word lw frxf Insertion ee1f 4
word fu< each szh~c9ue1s .zssersse-- Pay
Exar afuays in adyxncs-
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Spring HILL WiTER COMPANY.
NOTICE TO CONSUMERS.

WATER WILL BE SHUT OFF on
w South second street and Washing
ton street tran Commercial 90 Fourth. this
day from 10 y a. ~.
4 SHEPAEn Mnnarnr
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NOR A l. T. - % FULL FLOODED
l. bronze turkeys, $50 each. J. r.
IARIE, sslaiahmoo. Whateora county.
Eog sALE-BY THE OWNER, lots ..
4 and Q, block Il. ] and =. block 49,
Sarah Bells second addition. Terms rea-
sonahle. Address OWNER this Office.
TOR sALE--A NEW BOAT HULL, ALL
4 ready for the machinery: 81 feet over
all, lf-foot beam, six feet depth OF hold.
and suitable for speed or towing purposes.
Address PISAFoRE. this office.
EOR sALE-To PHYsICIANS-PHYs
Il can wishes to sell good will, effects
etc. Excellent practice; only doctor Ia
The place. Address PHYSICIAN, this Office
ENoR sAI.E-AT A BARGAIN-IXsI sA-
i loon. Front street, Bellt0wn. Apply
al the saloon.
INoR SALE OR RENT RANCH. lsO
A acres, miles south OF Seattle 20 acres
bottom land; 20 acres in meadow; balance,
10 acres, timber; half mile from sound;
good wagon road; win be near line of
southern facitic railroad: SO her acre
VIII sell all or part. Terms easy. Y.
Hl6o SMITH, Basement Occidental Hotel
NOR IE-CHEAP-HoUsE AND LOT
II No. SOS South Teuth street Inquire
on premises.
EoR sALE-A SPLENDID NEW HOUSE
i Of six rooms. with closets. etc, on 10;
6eNf2o feet, situate on one % the main
streets Of North seattle, together with
house mold and kitchen furniture, carriage
and horses. Barn on lot 25x50. will sell
either furniture or residence separate. pos
session given Immediately. call GU or adj
dress g. A. HILL Gordon hardware build
ing. Seattle.
I'oR sAI-E--sIN HEAVY HORSES AND
4 lot Of wagons, pl0ws, cart wheels
and drag scrapers, also one buggy and two
SEATED carriage, Montana stables, Main aud
Third streets
NOR SALE cHEAP-FOCR-ROON
L house aud lot three blocks from Jack.
san street. Address hex i2l.
SPECIAL BARGAIN-LoTs 6. : AND :.
- block ~, Eastern addition Inquife
rooHn "a. Butler Block.
EoR sALE-BY owSEg. . LOTS IL
i East Park addition; location aud view
not equalsd by any property in the city.
Choice Residence lots on BroadWay, s200
SsNty lots Tor 81 co. tue view aud good 10
eaton. Room = Unlon Block
EoR sALE-THE nor AND HAY FARM
L % the late c. u. Van Doren. situated
on White River, rear SEATTLE, ". T. This
u an ideal ieTm In every rcSpeCt. + worth
$500. and is offered far -. 90: s. 20
cash. aud balance In three aunuaI paw
lnenfs a per cent, per annuu For fa~-
tenlars inquire ~ J. =. McNAUGHT, seat
he. " T.
INoR sAi.E- OLD NEWSPAPERS AT
this Office
L'oR sALE-l0T eexIsa IN EASTERN
addition, high aud dry, So. r. p
DAN&htS. rtssla 3. starr Block
f.rOR SALE--S15fo TRANSIENT LDBG-
1nc house, = rooms, wei furnished
centrally iccsied on the msin Street. clear
lns over $40 Maafh. Nusi be sold
Owner euiag East. uifrr wanted address
o x, this Office
I.pB sALE-&o ACRES OF rENREg
\ lsnd IN S1ohsHais;i ouufy--tlTelge rait-
tos beet Of fT-S3 per acre. Buah & Doar-
rssn. Butler tioek aVIsff
LHpR sAIE - Of.n NENsPAPEEs IL
bundles - ifsf AZ this afsiee
I.pR SAlE-aa9 ACRES OF TlMRFg
Il land ON GrAys Hartor. only s. % E.cr
RFr4 RHsh 4 Ha4frTsrs Hffsf.r fff.s.E s-fg 1871
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- Box =. 1eisphSaei
GRACE HOSPITAL.

DEAS WATSON. PREsTnEST. RFst
IL 9ence Thsai G1a sess .rsss,s ssr.,,.s
} p EzgsssezHs. NJ q attending ~ gsIs.s.s,
szz9 sEirSnan. ns1ce. keBnF h4sek Fsevs n
lf1e sasritSa IL Fezchsai dy H. H-s-si-
way gsgeh llas or f.ake Uniasi street g.. =
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Gilman Hotel +!
GILMAN, w. T.,

: Vow 0fhN READY F1E BUSINESS
A Good a-coulu ofafioas asssF5elI t+ar..3.
ers Taaie supplied elfh TIE te.s4 -
ulafkei s39rs-s strictly iegnrzrsts- Meass
- renJs Beds - eeass
~ PHILIP HCGHs-. Proprietor.
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FOR SALE

NOR LEO FULL FLOODED
Il bronze turkeys, $50 each. J. +.
TARTE. selniahn0o. Whatcom county.
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BIDS WANTED.

Fok THE ERECTION AND cONFLR-
4 ti0u % a 2-story saubie hnuss- Plans
ans specifications enn b. s.eu At the osiee
81 tne seattle LulniseF aud Commercial
Company.
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Eog sALE-BY THE OWNER. lots =.
l. and Q, block Il. / and .. block 20.
Sarah Bells second addition. Terms rea-
sOuable. Address low SER," this Office.
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LDK SALE--A SPLENDID NEW HOUSE
L OF fix rooms. with closets, etc, on 10;
UeNf0 feet, situate on one % the main
streets OF North seattle, together with
household and kitchen furniture, carriage
and horses Barn on lot 25N50. viii sell
either furniture or residence separate. pos
session given Immediately. Call Gu or al
dress G. 4. HILL Gordon hardware build
ing. Seattle
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CoR sALE-THr nor AND FARu

I, NfFs eALE-T III HOP And Hay FARM
i 81 the late G. u. Van Uuren. situated
on White River, rear SEATTLE. ". 4. This
j. an ideal fesJa In every respect. Is worth
s.sstVa. and Is offered fer - 90: s.. 20
cash. and balance In three annual pay
lnenis al per cent per annun For iia~-
tieuiars inquire II J. r. McNAUGHT. seat
he " 7
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MAN LADY FROM PARIS
w w0ald Ike 70 give fes private les
sons in French Ternzx reasenahse. Please
address Private Lesspzs n French this
offfre-
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EoR SAIE-BY OwNEg. LOTS IN
i East Park addition. location aud view
not equAl5f by any property in the city.
Choice residence lots on HroadWay, $40
s;Nty lots Tor 81 60; fine view aud good To-
lafian. koam =. Imlnn Hlnck.
, 1888-02-04
ST. CROIX STATION.

New York, January 31St.-The Baron de
Worms is DOW negotiating with the Dutch
Government, and a successful result is
probable.
The Rt. Hon. w. II. Smith, in the course
Of a speech at Chelsea, declared that the
Government would be firm i'll preventing
any obstruction to business in Parliament,
and they had no belief in the theory that
protection would be a remedy for trade
depression.
MIR. Ritchie, speaking at Sheffield, stated
that it was the deliberate intention OF
Government to introduce the Local Go
vernment Bin before Easter.
1t is announced that Father Me. Faddcn
has been sentenced to three months impri-
sOnment, and Father Stephens has been
arrested at Dunfanaghy.
The French Cable Company has appealed
against the decision Of the Tribunal OF
Commerce.
The Department Of the Haute SaOne has
elected for its Deputy, M. MERCER, a Repub-
lican. by a vote of 1000 majority.
1t is alleged that a German spy has tried
to shoot the Editor of" La France
1t is reported that a Russian officer, who
was amember OF a secret society, has com
mitted suicide in order to escape the
necessity Of shooting the Car.
Sir Morell Mackenzie and four German
physicians have examined the Crown
Prince, and nave arrived at the conclusion
that his disease is not cancer, and that no
operation is required.
1t is understood that Italy will not renew
the Commercial Treaty Of 1881, but will
make a new cOnciliatory proposal to
France.
A Washington despatch states that anti
trust Bills rave been introduced both in
that city and at Albany.
New York, Feb. 1st.-Sir Henry T..
Irving, ex Governor Of Demerara, has
been gazetted Grand Cross of st. Michael
and St. George; Mr.. Baden Powell, Knight
Commander, Chief Justice OF St. Lucia;
Mr.. Michael Solomon, Member of the Legi>-
lative Council of jamaica, ana Surgeon S.
Leonard Crane, of Trinidad, companions of
the same.
A Brussels telegram states that the new
legislation in the Belgian Chamber will
not affect the crop of the current year.
The Premier has informed the Chamber
of Deputies that there will be no change
for the present in the sugar duties.
Much dissatisfaction is expressed in New
York by the wholesale grocers over the new
schedule of the sugar trust, the discount
being based on the quantity purchased.
London news states that Mr.. Blame, who
was recently arrested in connection with
the Irish agitation, has been sentenced to
four months imprisonment. At Langford
W merchants lave been sentenced to three
months, and nine farmers to one month.
The police at Kildysart, County Glare,
charged the people who had come to attend
the trial of Mr.. Cox. Tension and excite
ment nearly reaching the swapping point
in Glare and Donegal.
The Duke of Abercorn and other promi-
nent UnionistS addressed a meeting of the
, 1888-02-04

\ most dcplorablc sss,zedy is Reported iig
the Trinidad press. as having tahrn nlars
on Petit NorHe r4 a5a ga tdlistul3s Day
y young ovejsref uia.Q &rc,tvrjpi Layton.
a native Of Norfolk, IN the Colonial Com.
pauy's employ, after dining wish tin,
manager, wpu9 ~ Ser a merchandising III
ONE OF the c5o.lr hau,s&. We're he was made.
welcome. Jn. If til, 50 dis hayiue asked
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, 1888-02-04
UNCLAIMED LETTERS IN CHRIS.
TIANSTED'S POST OFFItE.

PAID.
Angeline Bell, Mrs. James Cruise,
Eleanor Daway, Hencke s. Co., LloJds
sub Agent, Alexander Philip, Mortar
Powles, Thomas Roberts.
UNPAID.
Josephine Ciendinen, Christiana Cruise,
Eliza Henery, John Kirby, William Long,
Amelia Mailing, AdeIla Smith, Luve ger
Thomas.
Christiansted's Postofice, st. Croix
31st January 1888.
PETER LEMMING,
ccf
, 1888-02-04
UNCLAIMED LETTERS IN FREDE.
RIKSTED'S POST OFFICE.
PAID

Talbot A. Color, Lesly Campbell, Eliza
Desong, Andrina Edwards, Samuel p.
Hart, Chs. Lambert, Joseph Norville,
Alexander Philips, Edward Plasket, Will
liam Rodgers, Richard A. Strong, EleOnora
Simmonds, George Walker, Henry F.
Williams.
UNPAID.
Louisa Randolph, Rev. z. Dolan, Esther
Edwards, G.. i. Flynn, Mary E. Higgins,
David Rogers, Joseph Samersel, Jane A..
Stephens, Margaret Tut, Albert Wilson,
Rosa Williams.
Frederiksted's Post Office, st. Croix
January 31st 1883.
r. RICHTER.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-08-04
Thirtsen v lost,

New York, Aug. 3-Thirteen people
pie were burned to death l the six story
brick building, No. 1877 Bowery this at
sernoon. Six more were burned go bad
ly that they will probably die. The
house was a ramshRole affair, hidden in
the middle of the block, the only en-
trance to il being q narrow alley way
from Bowery. In front OF il was @ four
story building, on the FIRST floor OF
which was q saloon. Adjoining this lie
Harry Miners Peoples theatre. In che
rear of the building were two more
houses, hemming i, in on the Christie
street slde. In this caged-in building
lived aSout $50 people. Esoh of the
SIX floors was occupied by O single
sams,y. the head OF which vas q taiio,
who made clothing and employed from
fifteen to twenty men, women and child.
rem in addition to his own family. They
were ell Polish Jews and employers and
employed worked, ate and slept in ths
crowded rooms of the dipgy tenement,