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HOSIERY.

select from. superior quality of Ladies Bal
brggan Hoe plain ribbed for 25c pair Ladies' Ise Hoe
be had in black and most all coors Come and see
"Seeng Believing" Ladies' Brilliant Lisle HOse
work 75c coo adaptable Misses
pair Ladies' Black Lse Hose SOC and
a Large variety of Misses Ingrain fancy striped and
Also convenient styles of Hose Supporters
fresh arrival of Silk Mtts and Gloves selling at DOC and zoe pair
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CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT

complete the brought to this market
suit prices with proportonate
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For Rent.

For Kent,
Pasture Of 1000 acres, 81 miles from
center Of city, Plenty grass and water;
till March l, 1889. at $500 per month,
to reliable party.
E-4-6t HENRY TERRELL, City.
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White Goods

Lawns Nainsooks Mus, Fques Paids Lace effects
Dmies etc. etc. beyond ahead all others this
season. $500 and gradually ranging
of all shades and shapes
Ribbons, flooded with full assortment
line of the desirable Plated Dress Brads
double stitch, used the bottom of skirts
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~FOr everything needed in the lum-
Ger line, call on f. j. Bethel at Inter
national and Great Northern depot. 1y
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DRESS SILKS.

Rve optics Brocade Stripes Pin Checks Plaid
figured Special merit attached Black Silks
high standard and excellence Of quality and finish All Silk
Surahs in all the colorings only &C.,
Exclusive designs China Silks Tides, Scar
like suitable fringe for each pattern
showing of
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FOB PRINTING-Ofsevery description, done
81 at the LIGHT Office. Satisfaction given
every time, or money refunded.
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IN n00 Subscribers to the WEEKLY LIGHT
lU,UUU, wanted, at only 81 year.
The Verdict Unanimous.

W. u. Suit, Druggist, Bippus, Ind, testlnes:
best remedy. Every bottle sold has given re-
lief In every case. One man took six bottles,
and was cured of Rheumatism of 10 years
standing" Abraham Hare, druggist, Bellville,
Ohio afirms: 1.-The best selling medicine |
have ever handled In my 20 years experience,
Is Electric Bitters." Thousands of others have
unanimous that Electric Bitters do cure all
diseases of the Liver, Kidneys or Blood. Only
Q half dollar Q bottle at A, Dreiss' drug store.
d-w-9-ly
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DOYLE, CHAS.
- Keeps the best writing material in the
| market. Call and examine at the book store.
No. sU7 East Houston street. 546mO
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PAUPEB LABOR ~ NEW YORK.
working Girls Displaced by Ftlthy
gussfaEs and Poles.

Nrw YeKK, Aug A--Tae Syst witness be
fore the immigration tuFestl safl1u cnIa-
miifce to-day Wss Yo'Eng woman named
Mar Beg For TIE past SIX years sns has
Wafked fsr HeTmaa Berg. tho Gaauri-
shfFt laaEss .na Esxi Fo1Fi1 street NnEu
she weat there 30 e8fls wcre enp.oy cd
zsafkiug on foot machines. AaNut a fear
azg sGeasn vas pai IA and - or - kussiaus
azd Poles gsnpioyes. taking tfle glafes q 3
Faab5risy q tHe girls Previous % The EN-
psoF aaent ~ foreigners The girls made
frssa D. 70 s. q y eek aaW they tan only
make g q week. sle bah kn0~u lafftesi
nsen % take The places ot giris and w9f<
fsT 81 week
she bsard a proprietor ask 0as u the
flFei gEsFs no Ras there II he could rfat
get h n rasre - Eis country snea. He tod
BIN he e5uld. boz Eouse have 20 seud 60
yarrT.e fo- ihem he tod him 20 seld
asa eef al he eoafi Iksrc bad heea 8
esrsIuuea redHef{on "a NagsS since The
ffsr-i7srsfs cAlae t0 the ssetary she lzit
fizefe tais W.ek ca aeeuuflt q rtiletidil
Ia The sra5s q aages S1e GcrsErcd f6Gs a
sflsrt raaae s0g 80 cents 10 lss4 j. BOW n1ede
i.5r - cenfz. SAD ous that "a thea made
fs- s !. nssS@ faF - -he SAL nat lnaay
a. tafse Gassisns ard Eaies wUfk hess ard
save uagu4F ans then % kgyne aRd spenl
Il and sesaru aga rrfa raaks Ea1re.
sae kasW one sssn .lzs saves go tere
eus seat home. H1efs BE l1FesIed % =
basiaess a1A A1ss it lie refaa5sti tne *
-Eenf. 9-sG - IsN ~ SOFA Aefe !uf f1ls
laird lnis. hna fk.nE - peT sce4
l. riSrs ei E.Tl wAo aali 'sret discharges.
MrE Eeleg Aakagr tHel task lie siAs21
E5se "a YAas 90 ga HleEtBE Tlssssr r -lses.l=-
4 s<sal rear aEf sse Las 11zs so7ne 7a1 3
g laskiag aaife Faaca s.r ne Fziifes =
iafFesf s1a1fEg t1e gate a1 #ass Ala Assa
lac eaaaatlan n theac s5rsse3 ia q @
10 sd 81 expert essait fssa - . w-f = aes
Is Eas Ht f ts@ $50 ta
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No PROHIBITION roR ruEM.


CHICAGO. AuEuSt S--The executive caax-
eit e the receutfy Incorporated Personal
ksSnts League seeete.i an organization hy
TIE electlaa sf eeiccrs to-6ay NH py-
reHfnrth wSs excited president In accent
sux TIE presidency he delivered an address
setilrs fc-tA the oh3ects Of the leAxte. he
declared that The organizers and members
OF the teAgIc. while strongly IN fav0r az
temperance. arc opposed - prohibition As
being tnsry&ci1cshic and DEGRADING. ana
simed - pcrsogsi rsgAis. baiax cxsnssssd
% proathisian a. q principle. s-they are nat-
nzaily opposed - having the iuf0acrant a.
toszsss CT that principle obtain such soa-
troi % Influence IN poiisieS as NAV riye
them "a opportunity "a introduce laws In
FesfFaint Ct The eSsFc1se u pegs.saAl
rights"
rae snsaufsctare u alcoholic beverages
Shllld BE- strictly usder coutrol Of the
sthoriises. sgG stronger measures should
. adopted 20 prevent tAe aduiterEiien af
10 II produces Asaung other aims of the
league arr the prevention ef cnrFnptiOa al
the press and palitics. purifying the al
minisirauoa 81 the public finances aEd
rengtssfon Of trusts aud ike a0nafsalles.
The league organization has extended 70
several cf ltc lErrtr elites throughout ghe
East, and the nembership is constantly
& owing. The president said the pfssspeess
- Tar were Ntr1 6atfcrinz
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WATCHING FOR BLAINE.
Tugs in View York Harbor, with
Gzriands aad Orators

SEE YORK. Aug. S-ssxSrzl tugs aud
steamers, with deieSations en- hasfss ar,,f
steam M, are lying al the docks waiting
Tor news tAAs the steamer with BszIne on
-oara has been sighted OF F1re ISLAND, " hen
they viii 90 down the bAy TO meet him
iney esrty many ro-sl offerings aad sev-
sral orators.
Al Quarantine Il was learned that the
CITY % New YORK had not been sighted.
and with band tie reception party weEt
ashore, As5 strong. AMI resolved itself into
q mass meeting on the green turf. K p.
Porter presided. and the speakers ssoa-l
a bGgEx- kx-iuSte4 SfA.es District Aftos-
ney Jenny. OF Broakiyn. frsf stsoke. aya
Was followed BY Nm. Harrison Miller. OF
lnGla1a, Gen Hsrrison's partner. MHraf
Halstsad, Of Cincinnati, and others Tie
exYested steamer not having been reported
At , > n, the parsy retained 10 the city
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THE oBsEoUIEs.
4 strictly Military Procession-so
Civilians f.fue.

wAsHISsToS, Aug. s.-Gen. -cbefeid and
three others Of his STAFF arrived here 70
night for the purpose Of peTiecting arrange
meats fUr General sheridan tEn raj he
Wiu issHe tickets Of admission - -. Mat
b nds 0f departments and memtssra 0f the
house and senate. and individuals. The
church vail seat abJus 100 people, aud thc
Invitations VIII have - te restricted =
teat numDcr.
The military guard of honor Wiil consist
Of a detachment from tbs regular army
aaa = delaii from toe Loyal Il ziau. The
funeral procession from the cbafch 90 fae
grave WslI b. strictly q military one. No
place viii Be m4fe iu Tie iius iuf members
0i the q A. f., LOYAL Legion or any Otacr
military urrauiEati9n- THIS course has
bccn adopseG a. tine request of Ms. sker-
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City Property.

10 iess n Yes,er's second supplefa e','al
addition. naa block igNin Madison
strect, houses ali regnG thcfa. Price,
SIa yacig.
Z beautiful cleared lots n d. ?. ucn.
uFa Gfth addition Price. Soy
grsY street ear lint ana within twp
biecks - utatar Aue youtc.
I bot with e-room hard Satisfied house
in ~ T. Beaay PARK aidiura. i1c
bsoc * from motor aae rUaie- Free,
xisOo
2 elearea ie,s in Poutius addition.
commands fue view. Fr,ce, ss4st
lot ig Eorcn addition, vita 5rfcow
hsBse. Psiee. s4aa
lot ln Kauilsan aaa5aon. Tais Is q
ckoicc Dos, euly > beck trem
eabie ears Frlec. $50.
10 lofs. Ensizna's addition 81 snoae-
mlsh cts. an level sud btanilfp.
lasS. cleared. within Eve fn3uUfC,
Wais of West Coast rAii0osd depot
Price. from sis On So pr ict -oQ-
homtsh s TO- slaT the u1gsf r-sts3i tsiii2
finland toaa in NgstsTa " ashfng-
seu fOg iaycsfmc1t
q sac-arre lots in Sughcmtsa Ety.
houses suiii al ssuHd thpa; ecsl
tiiGliy situated Price, $50 eaeh.
. lahs in ssohomisA gigy fsr ssse each
? loss IN saogousish Slty fos slT5 eaea
4 acres ~ rich fos:ota land as'ioluirs
Snahaasssa civ fncc. ScaN
4 lot in EuOic1aisa city fer s27t
An sr-,s ane level Lard tvvo w.iss fru.
Rhafcasn. Price. 80 fcr acae-
An Mrg.'s. oss. ana a BALI usgics iNaa =
hane. suifgh'e fe- dividing tHi0
and itenF- rTarts. Sc reE sfrc-
~ Arrrs wtfliu Galf rssta oi New
Wha'isssa, pS~s desirable dnn neg
lrci ,i1s opportunity - nAko an
tsFE>t 11eal
Gne caSl proF-srfy soy saae
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NAxwELL's FATE.
The Missouri Governor win Decide
Ia Tw.nas-

-. LorIs. Aug. S-rhe matter OF grant
Ing further respite 30 Brooks, alias aax
well. was heard this afternoon by Gov
Moorh0ase et the executive otfice ia JET
ferSon CITY. Arguments were made and
papers presented By Mossrs. Martin &
foutleroy, attorneys Of nrouks. aud the
proceedings extended over several hours.
Evidence was introduced ten1iugto show
that two Of the jurors were untuly pre-.
judiced 8gains, Maxwell; alse a dispatch
from the British munster te Martin &
Fentiercy, asking them 70 inform the gov
crnpr thai the rcqucsS Of the British GOV.
erumeu; had bscu made direct 20 him
through the secretary of stale Gov Ne0r-
house VIII give a decision to-Elorrow
morning.
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BASEBALL.



York Defeats indianapolis.
WAsHiNGroS, Aug. S-The game with
Detroit was stopped by rain 10 tbe 6Tsi
inriuE
PHmhugLFHIA. Aug. Ill Both tho Chi.
cage pitohera were bit hard 30 DAY aud the
game was too one sided 10 r. interesting
score. Philadelphia Do. Chicago s. Bat
teFitE Aaias and Van Tia atren, pitchers
and D'Ferreli catcher for aicagn. sanders
and sehrucFeT Ter Philadelphia
SES TuEB, Aug. p ~ The GiautH bis
Boyle with considerable csse Gad secured
a ihirt victory over the hoos.ers. score
New York 4. indianapolis. batteries
BOYLE aud Myefs. kctfe ead Ewing
CLHyRLsHp. Aug. S-Gleyciand J, Kan
sas cts Q.
CgSesSSrTI, Aug s-Ciueiuua.i 9, Bai;i-
more =
PHLpELemA, Aag. s-A,alctcs ?, 81
LnEis 2
EEs YoaE. Aas s.--RfooklyH ;. Louis
vile /.
BosroS, Aug. 2-uuder a hard struggle
of h8th s,ea1as o win. the game bad " be
called az the end Of the eleventh iuuinF oa
actoRui of darkness score Bosfou 3
Piitsturs 9. batteries, Sagder aud Kelly.
Morris aua 4 arFDtI
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Many uopF
upon the cod
nying the RED
Boulevard Va
mobeheeFed
a number ~
the tsartic De
captured the
asuxttfi Ftriet
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Timber Lands.

ass acres within ouc-hsif mile OF ssli
water VIII cut i7,aeo. .aQo Price,
81 per aers
t60 scfes: wiz cut sooa.0o1; n railroad
~ ,ulG br built 20 posi Townsend 81
viii ruB through this tTaei, WEI
sell tilatar withgut jho land, OF bltb
together Price, $50, % f-tpo log
umbcv.
$50 sercs; win eut sio9c, ,coe. so.'a -. =. ?.
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THE FUNERAL TRAIN.
Departure of the Family and Escort
from New Bedford.

NEw BEDFORD, Ana. s.-Tae steamer
Monohansett arrived az Whey ard eoCk. IN
this city, tbs evening before o'clock. The
funeral train was waiting The arrival Of the
DoEL silently and slowly the c9ihn wHs
borne 90 aud placed in toe ear prepared for
IL, while the family stepped iufo the pfi-
yaic Cas OF President Thompson. The mem-
bers Gi the part who werc 10 accompany
the remains 10 Washingloou took ineir
places in The Two Pullman ears. aud ia a
lew miaaies The train drew out Of the
depot.
b aFiug the remaius OF Gcn. Sheridan
fenrhed here at i2.sa a IA. The train vii
reach Harlem river al about a.s3 a IA and
Washington at 8 y m.
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SITTING BULL's GINNING.
The Sioux are Afraid To slEu-No
EreR AeGfuu

CmckGo. Aug. S.-A dipa.ch from the
Indian commissioners az Standing Rock
agency says The commissioners win re-
main here short tluc The Indians are
commissioners are of the opinion that
Hhep free from the restraint u ths " lead
crs they viii thiak more seriously and
ieVofahly en- the pFoposiilous submitted
30 them By the government. EFi8euccs of
this already appear. Those isvofiuE tue
proposition are beginning 10 come fu EinEly
ard sign q accepi the set
The commissioners have u0w conclusive
evidence that tag refusal q ihe indlans 10
sien the agrerincu. when Iaassea together
Ia council. was owing te a preeonrf rIed
scheme 0f Intimidation luaGgurafcd aud
carried out b. Sitting Bull, 0all and others
TIE commissioners have information from
iudlnn sources ihat when freedom 81
speech aud action are secured a lsrgc mum.
Der viii Ecct pf IT,
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How The Chinese Law 4. rx.a-a.

SAN fkASCxSc0. Aur. s--Tsfe 1sSeorery
vas Ena1s sAis morning sA&t "a chinese
wno Eere rezeASed from incoming s-ean-
e-s o1 WITS oi haaeas c0rpas and sfte-~
wards rena12c1 20 Chinx BY the United
-s4tes ctrrnlt court aad District courts and
feit4sed On bal. have aas yet hem sen.
beek 70 China IN pursuance of fae order
of TIE co1r1 When this wss discovered
tue attorneys for TIE Cinnamon were or
1ere1 y the courts 70 have their clients
on haad shen wsnfed hy TIE raArshAl
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INDfAxs srAnvKD 10 DEATH.
4 Terrible winter IN she Ashahascs
valley

-. PAuI- Anx. :. - The FiasseF FH<Is
learns ffssm gdgeft0a that Janef Hysigop
and p. Mage, Who wfnfeTed on the Ana
tasfa river. ah0at 91miies ssaih 81 hippe.
~ as, arrived ~ the iaadipx Juif a. Lord
loaslais was - ChiBpeWYaa Jane p 80
Ing north.
me winser Nas very severe AZ Lake Ath-
aasssa. aud fudlars were .rc41e1tiF VI
able - hunt A. rahfita were rcmafAe0iy
srsree trey snfersd greatly ir1tn haaxer.
NIneteea out Gf ems cane ef - Indians
airt - starr atta1 ~ a pulut shout fuiuf
dagsi fzaFsi ls5fthe4fl 1f ChipFcwyaa- The
flaisens EaJ conisanY sent gai iisys ssisinz
20 he fnmy AID brought 10 the snrysxgrN
Abort - Iislars starved - death IN f1e
q taf~fa-
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IoRpoA, AHg. R-Tho bill for a comml&
sign to examine Into the chAFsses madn ~
the 7izss against paraeii and ethrr ineiz'
hers 81 parliament. ysssed tht third read
Ing ia thc commons this aliernooss~-iI
% a.
Ia shc commons this eYeslRf sexton
asked whether the farneA inqstfy eafn-
missiea would bold session 10 oIea cnurt
SIR Edward clark. solicitors q neral, replied
t1af he could not conceive Of such com
mission taking rvidenre 10 secret.
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CLxyKLASR, Aas- s--The annE8I cnHseu-
toa 81 the miEers and rasne lshareFS'
ns'ionAi trades assembly co1veaet here
= day, Iucnty ruc sssfsx are re7rescnfrd-
asercssca the ccrveastan, In the ccarSe
81 his rezarkS he said last month the 'saoal
pesi strUck the consumer for = eeatS
sixazce, and struck the satncr for six cents
rrcGcttnn II the uiHer j. % Ae educated
ss'st q s;-tkstss. what i 70 be done with sae
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WASHINGTON. Aug She president has
approved tie act supplementary TO the acs
Of galy. Is62. entitled. ~Aa set 10 siss IN fts
construction Of rzilreaz and seleSrar,e
hne from tie Missouri river 10 the Pacfsc
coast. etc, aud also the ac< Of July. is6s
ard other acts 2nendstory OF said f-st.
named acts
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Thankfal for the solid sou,h.

AsTLASTA, Aug. s-The state Democrat
ic convention reslOniuafed the present
state ticket by EcelRnsiion. A resoi 4slan
Vas adopted endorsing The state aaEainis-
ifatcn and the Democratic national pisi-
form, laying special stress a The tariff re-
form plank and the presidents message
Gen. os9Fdau inade brief speech. ia which
time inay come whea the solid south wiH
not be necessary. but thanked God that
now when II was necessary the Seut
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PAEis, AnF. s--Connicts occurred last
night on the B0uicyards Beilgyflie aud
Rochechuuari between the police aud
strikers Two cafes wesc sacked hy the
mob during The meter A number oi po4
Ice ard walters were wounded
Many persons were wounded hy the
troops while clearing the streets Of strikers
near the residence " CcagEei ai Amiens
last night
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WAsfaSaE Aug. s.-Speaksr Carlisle
has appointed ths fnliowiag uaacd yer
sans a. n representatives OF t1e bagse upen
TIE jaiut congressional eonailttse 90 a.
gcaa Len. sasrsaaas funeral Hooker. 0f
Mississippi. Cafeheon. Of Alrbieaut
VI lsseler. 81 Alabama. AudersoE. u !ii-
ueis Cox. u New Togs DrasyeuQr, of
8aiq. EHa Mc=haac. % NEBRASKA
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Y TERRITORY, THURSDAY, AUGUST 0 Isss.

tzssz IN tie iuTezrieAtsoz 81 trusts vas
sdoPsed. sffer lezE-hy 6csul.ary eehx,e
On Ina hsx< means af 0vr-rasnsur The trtss.
evil TIE 6Sase then wczE snto cssszsaisfee
Of the we0ss ca the ase1eseacy oiu he
cetsze or fhe Freseh sEesiaiisa elAtuss
~ss renewed. but the connsffee ruse vita
C2S ae-i0a aa1 the horse sk30zruee
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PAgis. Aus. AT faineheon to-day Mr..
Niette. minister OF agriculture spoke. The
prohibition 81 ifapurtaisan Of Arncrlrar
meat having been referred TO BY Deputy
LAiandr, ~ Niefte declared himself IN
favor 81 reciprocity 6etwceu ffance and
America America, he AID ~ increasing
her iariT, wonld forar Ffaacc into the
paths 81 pratsciioa. Il was Tor Amcrica -
rcduca her tariff aud Francs weald will
lualy follow
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in.te car o~u Feopic whe have to nix
w4tn tAezn raerx 81 less she described the
i<Ats % ec rncss rsvOif1ng.
u. Coaries Host. sccxt2ry - TIE state
s-o4rd e CHARLSE nd the FasParsien 81
hsre.en y4Apcrs n this state Nas ~ times
htf % sae eaft4r paG-erz
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rmE mAMAIIAe ANN

Reduced 90 sixty Five aren and .
Band.
gAs FEAEcsscn. AaF. S-Adyiees froa
Honafuiu per steamer Ausgfalis, which a..
rived today stasr that on July ~ pg q
vote % s. 70 30, the leg slnisve asNe "a bly, ~
the Hawaiian Islands y raased a military blii
over the SiuE's VETO. ~ this bsil the bAyAf
establishments are abolished and tiin army
Fc.iueed 10 Is usen, exclusive 81 The naik
fare f1uh
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Anti-Mahone Republicans.

RICHMOND, Aug. S-The Anti Malone
Republican sia,e committee and electors
this evening adopted n resolution admit
ting their Willingness 10 submit the ques-
ton Of the withdrawal OF electoral tickets
ia the disputed districts 10 district c0nYen-
tons, provided Gen. Malone did not cali
them 4 COMMITTEES was named 70 wait
upon tie nciional Republican committee
with view Of adjustment OF the difficulty.
and pieiging the state committee 70 abide
by its actlen.
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BgEI7s. Agg. s--IieasenEni wiesm4n.
the explorer, leaves Reslin tomorrow for
Egypt II Is believed he j. charged bs
King ieurc!d, whom he visited ftcently.
% propose to the khesive that an expgdt
ilsa be sent % The relief nf Rnin Bey and
-fauf~w
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Farming Lands.

Farming Lands.
So acres marsh land in
Skagit county. near Mt.
Vernon. This is A No.
l land. Price, $3.50
cash.
r6o acres of rich bottom
land, "a mile west OF
Terril lake, in What
com county; alder and
vine maple; land easily
cleared.
100 acres on Orcas island,
Il mile from postoffice
and steamboat landing;
90 acres cleared, 40
acres under fence; good
farm house and barn;
stream of water runs
through place; school
house within a mile.
Price, $40 per acre;
$1,000 of this on time,
to suit purchaser.
.I2o acres on Orcas island.
This land is easily
cleared; no large timber;
good soil; about one
mile from boat landing.
10 acres suburban tract
near Hall Bros. ship
yard on Salmon Bay.
Price, $500 per acre.
I3S acres two miles above
Snohomish City, known
as the Low farm. Ev-
cry acre of this is rich
bottom land, so acres
in meadow, and will
yield annually $50 tons
ofhay. good farm house
and barn, with sheds
and outbuildings; so or
90 fruit trees. all large
and bearing heavily,
consisting of apples,
pears. plums and cher
ries; 20 acres pastur-
age. Price, $525o, one
half cash, balance in >
years at 10 per cent
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neat ana marrleane ., wa.hinrtsn.

WAsHISaroS, Aug. s--Ahoai 20 O'Clock
this Afternoon the heaviest wind aud rain
storm of The season passed over this city
from the southwest. A number Of build.
ings were unreofed, signs blown down,
and large limbs blown from trees. Teie-
graph wises leading cut OF the ciiy In every
direction were rendered useless for time
The day had been the HaFmcst Of the sea
so1. the thermometer registering - in the
shade. Several persons were pros;rated BY
heat