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SOME ronMEn EpIpEMIcs.
Awful Ravages Of yellow Fever 10
New Orleans and MenPhis.


Terrible a. the pr - NJ situatloa In Jsck-
sauyiiie seems aud really y, the ieyeF there
ls thus far. ~ a mild form gA rapsFEd
e.ih that ~ other great epiieHies ~ the
same dread disease Up 10 this date ~
aFiiing the dsatA rate ia puiy about paa ~
eight ~ ire eases re5-sfied. IA New ~.
leans in i.G there Esfn @9.959 cases ead
siOi dealss, or one ia 8sz, which vas con
sidefef l0N rate u morality. INC laxt
cr8idsmia ol yeiiow fever Thai yisiicd New
York eify was IN fs21 n broke 0ifE on
sJgig 70 Tia Rector street. and cuded ApFefns
tarS such was the terror Inspired ~ =
Eaa. fhe niiss business FaFtipa oi fha catf
#a4 Hqssfts1.
Merchants, insurance c5inpanirs and
Banks Transferred their busipess 10 Green
Mlch N3iisge. Theirs ail snc banks eerft
f.ed tesapEasy rtrurfafss or ene stfeeis
g aieh ou tlhf afciult bEsfz the name 81
a@pk street 60 tnis day fn the citY. nic
injected streets @efg bagficaSea aud ~
tsue aae allowed - leave .hffn OWING -
ssose hssah f8f asar4 ash 10 i911fa1ies ~
lfzatrtaat ~ tae diHase. ite trat4 fnie
Wss very hsfa-~i Ia z, " 1i3 eeasss Gus "
a. casee
Hasiuz the tesri5ie epideAle sf ITS
faayss Hefr d so eafes iu Aempi.is allt 81
4 ss5fa atom eflArrd bs tAe ex4duB Bf Als
s4h, cs1sd ~ away ~ about i2foo OF
these SlsQ died. ihs ratio - d&ata - eaz<sF
feisIe IN As Al ttat tios .eat Afslp1tf
ssisxces died u ths FEVER IN New fosk.
ifag 30 fef45B c4atfarfed the atsssSe fspff
sg.iiAez SIN fteass sad s ID npt sl'Fz1'4
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fAyMASrKE' RIFFS.
Two Dakota Train Robbers shot,
Probably Fatally.

RArfn CRY. OAK. Oct I2-An nnSuc-
ecSSfel attenei WsS f4adc II reb the pay
car on the Rack Rus and fert ficfFe
sa.lruad near Lead Clfy TO-DAY. As the
train was rounding a carve lofo Rene
gulch the engine plunged into gap In the
2ck saadc ey TIE removal of two rails.
rae train had scarcely bceu ditchcd whsH
thrcc masked meu EsSafissi the psy-ear.
aymas;er W. A kcemer opened hre upon
the ROBBERS with a "A iDchestcr. with ,ei ing
effect. TIE r-bbcss secn saw that their
pian 10 plrnder the car was fatlic, and at
tempted 10 escape Two were shot. but
the third gct away
hae Of The rOetcrS. named John Wilson,
Was captured. aud Is in the Deadwcod isil.
lie II badly wounded and cannot live.
Another. named gehp CLARK. = supposed
10 have died in the weass irem the effects
uf his w00udS, a. Wilson SAYS that clark
NAs seziosssiy wounted. The taira robl,er,
named Johnson. escaped and is beyond
pursuit. None OF the Faslruad men were
rufssrf.f3
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IN INDIANAPOLIS,
GOV. HnI Speaks 20 aa APpreeiatiss
Audience.

gSsssaNkve4Es. GsGt lg--tiey, EiH an3
rsrfY arrived la Indianapolis ~ SIS -
u.rAt sad NeFe uet ~ a crowd ef s-lQe q
u.Fre 8 thss A1sssa aersl Ths party taGk
tm-rsaEes ana acre eaaorte3 alaset % Tp1a-
Has1a 1Alt. wacgC rs1ts IlfftGz 04s p
rrssrss. Asf5as- Aiii aHf@a-1si, esc0ste1
So tfor firsv Rnd glasrMAa iss-
tl1 tae great s1slauea rose ans
fessa-s7 F.2 rEEsgF fEe stfNzsf-s-
-fsss.un earriaHesl HeTs-ai IA liitss
aas rs aH. 81 sltfssss &-s-e IL ~ eslsssl
3sur q GEO aa a5d isde Emfsi q u'rioez
AszsaE -sasa4csi over a. Aaiss- Ats rAFllef
REMARKS ssza g. 1sETee siEai s-T - tfs 81
selss 81 Mteilali s'ihrzs .se ae sl@Ae
sats natis,ss a fellows
szaferTiae - tEr fgss2Sa 81 aAe Atis itls
s77 sssa flfsras-lr;5sa 81 lie fsaeos selafe
bs1. o. a&s3- f4e itel9eerztis Fsaii .5l7
80. sssr s.ssss-s4-a T,feczaeiy- NH haxge
laera Fs.a..a - tAFYS 1ntiss sp&e1eai =
lszeg glss es5suses - lie gssSfai1ss y
sSaas ssas 4ily sirai ia3szssSt- We % Aes
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G. r.. CASE NJ H.
4 BDoaINAL SURGEON AND GYNE-
- eoi0gjst
TACOMA Y T
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caxADA's DIoNrriEp COURSE.
The Dominion'S Foliey sure of
speedy NiniIcation.

M0SGnEsI, oct. 11.-At dinner given
To Herbert &. white. the pewiyelected
member of parliament for cardweli. lsst
evening Hon. J. Il. GhapleaH, secretary Of
state. 10 response 10 the toast, ise Fed
eral Parliament" said Canada IS now
pes lug through 8 crisis calmly ,@ooiiy and
wisely IL the United states there = grt ~
excitement over their election and politics,
O,si, e. fhe English papers said, Canada
has given an example 10 the world ia the
cool way she has taken - The Z tniied
states tried 20 frighfen her zlfh cora ioef,
cial union, annexation AID unrestricted
Fef.irroeliy, tstit she n as we'll before ana u
better now and does not wish - ehange.
The diplomacy Of fae pre- mier vtl - vim
dieatsd on the 5th Of November, which
ever parry goes In
While be gchspleaul Gid not desire 70
disrAregs The Iuifea states, be Wouid szY
that il they aers to Ansex taemseifes 70
canada IL would do them good. Move
f7eBfs toward the Uaifcd <;eies are tie
only asle Thing destructive 10 tanefia's iif
csrsiF{es. aud xhsteser she has stg4Eea los
during The lRst ~ yearz,
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EREN SMITH.

4 TToRSEY AT LAW, Il. s. COMMITS
y siGner and Notary Public. Pine lan-s
bought aud sold. post0fiiee bex 673, Seat
tie. " r.
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MINERS RrorISG IN MIssouKl.
A wealthy Coal Mine Operator
Killed by strikers.

EEWEr, Mo-, Oct. i2.--rh0mas Warieli.
a wealthy miue operator, was Killed this
afternoon by striking mlaers during Esot.
INK IN from abroad for several days Isast.
This action af the operators greatly In
ecused The strikers. VINO have heen Litter
In expressions agslust their former enipioy-
ers. especially MardelL
To-day the ucW men were set upon BY
strikers aud "A general battle followed.
During the riot Wardell was killed. There
Is intense excitement ~ BeyieF. and fears
arc entertained OF further bloadsAed.
The sheriff aud posse have gone 10 lievter
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moUsE PROCEEDINGS.
An Attempt to Make the Record
a Free Trade Magazine.

NAsaiTGroy. Oct. Il The house adopt
ed the conference report on the ball Tor
payment Of the Fourth 81 July claims
The house thcn went into euiuniitec Of
tac whole On the private calendar the
pending business heing tae senate biii for
tae incorporation 81 fhe Maritime Canal
company of Nicaragua.
oates of Alabama asked consent 20 print
g. the HscDEf sGgae renerka upon the sub
ject 81 the ianI ~ 2as uus 90 the hogse
20 sfase that haf he Desired 90 print was
au essaF by g. " stone, chief justice Of
lhe supreme court Of Alabama. and was
more of a legal than political argument
FarqubaT Of New York, however. OBJ
jected @ SIR oates request. Il tue house
started TO print Toe essays 81 Outsidefs it
might - well pr.nt the Democratic cam
paign book. Adjourned until Monday.
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CrNcINNArl. oct Fit rained all day al
Iaionis, aud the tfack was very heavy.
The al tendance was ahanf l0A.
Figsg race. six iurioues-f fgsnIny X won.
itiyhy second. Blacsione Third: time,
--sl
sefoad race. selling. seven fnTie1gs-
Balaare won, Hattie D. second, Parrish
ihird; lime, I 81
Third feee, purse. fmile-Bonnie
Eiitic won, Pauline second. Mildred third;
tiale. a83.
Fourth race. purse, SIX ngs-Ieekle
r. Won. B5aaie Bounce second. Melal
fhirsl fiue, -
FIftb race. selling. fifteenth sixteenihs
Deroehe1ncui won. Jim Nave Eeeoua,
Biussfaue third, ume, f5ls.
sixth rare. purse, one mlle-IfGA II.
won. Lizzie =. second, iac4uetin third;
iiule. a-52l
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MAJ. RENO ArrEnrrs SUICIDE.
The Famous Tndiaa Fighter CraEesi
hY Drink.

HAHRIsm-EG. Pa, Ozt. Il Major Marcus
Reno attempted 70 commii suicide here
last night lie placed a revolver 10 his
msuth and vas about 10 pHA the trigger,
when q friend graspcd the weapon and
prevented him. The cause was attrihnfcd
Il domestic trouble IL IL believed he *
erased hy drink few days ago an order
of couri was granted. directing him 10 ray
so month for bis wiie's support lie haE
told friends that his income was hardly
that much. he now threatens 10 XIII bis
wife aud himself He is being closesy
watched
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BrFFALo. Oct i2--Oyer bushel 81
partly destroyed letters addressed 10 hnsi
street this morning, rifed os AL the con
tents that could be turned into money. II
was evident the letters were stolen by saxle
one connected with the p0stasiiee. One
New York draft Of $50 was found In the
middle of the street, torn in two. Many Of
the letters we're seorehcd, showing that
the thief tried to burn ihsm, but was ffus-
trated By rain storm. The thief Was ar
rested later ia the day. lie ~ John Shields,
a night clerk In the posioiiice.
shields Was atpntnied kci itemier !, nn.
der the civil service law.
This evening Shields. having recovered
somewhat from drunken stupof. made q
fun conf ssiQu 81 his guilt
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.Iernn,c Park Eaces.

JEROME PARK, ocf. l1-i' fained here al
morning and ia consequence the trsek ass
heavy
First race. three quarters miie-Fordhan
wou lu -, Salisbury second, Fred B. tniFG-
second race. QUE and one-eighth milcs-
NJ uau won ia 2733, Mlfgbean second,
G0ldeu Guie third.
Third race, one and one-qgArter miles
Ielog1is Won iu 2-I5s, Bella Il second,
EsQujmaux third
Fourth rAae. heats Of one and one eighth
raiieS-Num YUM Wou the 6fSt heat in
gWl& Banner Bearer the second IN ? 90 :
ana Yum Yum the third and the Tsce.
Finh race. enc faiie-Naia won Ia 4 ..
Drake second, Carrie l.. Third.
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Rich Land. Grabser ooasieted.

san FuAEcisco, Oct lZ-ChArles K
Beach was this afternoon found guilty. of
subornati0n Of perjury ia tho tinted states
district eOuFi. Beach j. a heavy land owner
OF humbsldt county, and for number of
years previous "a March tssi be ID alleged
10 have paid tncu In that county
$50 each for swearing On goYernment tin
Der land, under prelcflse that they were
going to i've oa SAID lard, but really fos tho
purpose Of surrenaering their ffR.-tta 1isn.
by which means IL is claimed he has4,ame
into posss ssiOn Of large ainSnnt o. saiut
able timber iand Judge HDHiaan ordered
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Precinct Officers.
King County
Republican Meetings

rT,HE PEOPLE OF KING COUNTY WILL
he addressed by the candidates OF the
Republican party and other able speakers
Il the following lines aad places;
ceigr Mountain. Saturday, Oct. -. 40 pm
Sewcastit, Monday, Oct. u, 30 ,. Ia.
geuton, Tuesday, Oct. lG. 7;l0 p. ~.
Salmon Bay. Wednesday, Oct. y. 7a3op. m
Juanlia. Thursday, Oct -, Z 30 ,. N.
Hsughtou, Friday, Oct. 10. 20 p. m.
Redmond, Saturday, Oct. 20. 80 p. N.
Gilman. Monday. oct Y, $50 y. IN.
Fails City, Tuesday, Oct q. 80 ?, ~.
Hon Ranch, "Wednesday, Oct a, 30 p. m.
Tolt. THURSDAY, Oct. -, T'sD p. m.
Dnyalls. Friday, Oct n, : 30 .. N,
Cherry Valley, Saturday, Oct. n, 30 p. m.
yashon, Monday. Oct. ~. 7;a0 .. m.
Boutwell,. Tuesday, Oct. 30, 750p. m.
w0odinyille. Wednesday, Oct. 81. 7.l0 p
By order OF the county central commit.
&C. r. b. ALBEkTSON, Chairman.
J. T. MITCHELL. Secretary.
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Mr. and Mrs. r. J Castle.
EEAL.Egs AND TEACHERS - CHRIS
l 1 tian science, Mental Healing Nc. l0ta
Seran4 street. between Mad.sun ai1d cpE1ns
settle. Washington Territory
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ELAINE GOES TO EyANsyILLE.
The People Along the Route FIcck
to See Him Pass.

INDIANAPOLIS. Oct I2--Rlaine was driven
% the Uuioa station a noon aud lett for
Evansville. The station was thFoused
with people, who loudly cheered lie stood
on tie plattorIa ana waived his hand IN
farewell
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Oct l2-MF Blaine
aud party arrived as 8 O'Clock ihis evening
They were received oy q large eoneourse Of
people. n iambesu club and the Blaine
club and with display OF fireworks aud
music A every station along the route
from Indianapolis. crowds were on the
depot platforms TO greet the distinguished
Maine statesman, and IN most instances
she latter made his appearance on the rear
platform Of ths train. He made no
speeches excep. at Terre Hauie whore he
made Il short talk 10 several hundred peo-
pie who were present 10 greet him.
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SAY FRkSgTSrQ. Oct Il -- The grand
lodge. Frse ami Aec-pted NASnns. tsiis al
ternooa elected Oiiicers Tor the ensuing
year, as follows Grand MASTER, Morris
NJ kstcc. NRpA; deputy grand master.
AiNah 4. Coakiin. lmdepcudencc; senior
grand warden. WA. johnson. CoUrtlaEd,
Junior grand wanicn, Il. y. buruek grand
ueasursf, Nathan ". SpaniGiBg. san Fran
cisco, rc-cleCte3; As grand secretary, Alex.
6. Ahle. San Francesca. wAs rc-eicctcd
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r. II. CARROLL.
A TToRSET AND COUNSELLOR At
"A 3w. Es-oEzs l. and Is. Poncin Build
ing. Frunf street
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ooxpESsED prsrArcuEs.

Sandal won the Great Challenge stakes
az the newmarket rnces yesterday.
Union Pacific officials have arfanked
with ihc Chicago & Northwestern tur
thrOugS sleepers Jointly With tho Union
paeifc between Chicago and DsnYefs -
a. PIT on NJ II sunday.
The president has Withdrawn the nrfnt-
nation ofJ 4 Wilkins, Of Beaver county.
Utah, TO be judge Of probate for thai
fouufY.
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A ZIG RALLY IN PORTLAND.


PORTLAND, Oct. IA grand Republican
demonstration and parade was held in this
city this evening. Fully 800 torches were
IN The procession, which was witnessed by
nearly 5000 people. Tie most striking
feature OF the parsde was a log cabin
drawn by Is horses. each horse being
mounted by a labofiug man. This
called ont the hearticst enthusiasm
all along the line Of march.
The parade this evening was the
largest and most enthusiastic welcome in
Portland since the memorable Willard dem
Onstration. The interest taken in the affair
is inconsiderable. The mechanics fair was
almost deserted aud the streets hardly pas
sable.
After the parade all adjourned to one OF
the city plazas, where speeches were made
hy Hen George II. Williams, eN-Gov. q l..
Woods, Mayor Delashmutt. Gen. W. NJ.
Kapns, x-united States District Attorney
Watson and Hon, II. If. Northrup. The
speakers prcSiieted that oregon would give
the Republican presidential candidate as
large II not larger majority than the Re-
publleaus received IN june.
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rive Deaths from YsiIoa Fever.

wAsmssroS. Oct IA report - yci
law fever az Green Cove aprings, PA, has
bren received ty the EtaEina hospital
BUREAU
BgcATgR, Aia., Oct Y Three new eases
Of yellow fever have been reported dufinz
Iho inEi = hours aud one DEATH
JAcksoNgILLa. oct i2.-NeH cases. Is.
geafua 4
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4 roLIcE oFFIorr ARRESTED.
lie Purchased Cheap Hallway Tick
cts From q Thief

BesTuE, Oct a. Inspector of feiicc
Mountain was arrested last night On =
charge Of having received stolen property.
Ills arrest was made IN Connects0n win
tWo others. Thomas O'Brien, clerk In the
employ Of the Old Colony road, vaS arrest
cd ior having ei0 eu $50 wutth Of tickets.
q HTien said be had sold 10 Mountain for
dollar each all the tickets he had been able
% steal during the past two years.
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EaEeisnli.

wAsHlNsros. Oct. Washington won
the game by hunching hits IN the thiFd Ia
uin@. sore WASHINGTON 3. nefro.t I.
Batteries. O'pay 9ad Iack. Grlber aud
SATELLITE.
R1lTfa0az. oct. I2.--naiiimore g, Cleve-
land L
ReoaKLy-N, OCT. iz-Brooklyu 70, Ath-
letfes T.
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a teIrhl.atr.I Csc.

NHw NoRN. oct l. Coffee, which has
been comparatively active ST late, tut.a-
euccd by continued higher FFiets abroad.
to-day advanced over bali = cent
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sixtv-one Vic,ims,

FHuApELruts, Oct. i2--Foar Of the in
iasSd IN the &ua Run accident on Melues-
Gag, have since died ia NilkeshaFre b0Spi-
tai.
other victim Of the ral4goad accident. died
to CAV
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es Fnsxslsrn. Cis'. l2 --sa7Ees Z. Fiq.4
.t..rasf = sabiezrasa fiega Heif<iisefe.
ss..rssAssg, To-Day. ssalss faS5 ;tfFe kas 20
rssiseatze cs&nse "a tlie sssafi iiissl 9s Hs
gssher. gznses a. fi5ssf. ard e. * iifest H4s
ssili l.on1s of ihe peftstsi feeDEets-
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PuYMIuP. w. T.. Oct. 5. 1888.

PuYMIuP. w. T., Oct. 5. 1888.
James Boutwell, Secretary Home Fire In
surance Co, Seattle W. T.-DEAR SIR Ac-
cept my thanks for your check for $500 just
received. | had not yet received my policy
when the fire occurred. but it proved go. X,
and your promptness pleases me. The fire oc-
Cured Yesterday and today the money is paid
in full of the face of my policy. | shall say the
Home of Seattle is good enough for me.
Very Respectfully, Z. BARTLETT.
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PORTLAND, Oct I2-ArthgF T. Frazer.
administrator - uie estate us Mary schnel.
lcr- Gtecased, flea suit Ia tae circuit court
% dsy sgaiust Ms. r. "A. aud Louis Blu
niaueT ioT $40 camases, Tbs complaint
alleges that Mary s1snelicF, VINO was io0nd
dead ia Mrs. Bicnauer's 0fiiee, died from
ma fs..-ffra
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snfrsa o. mel sealing.

ssM FaASc1sro. fief. T2-ta apt. aresaosfg
81 fise Russian steaaler Aleg&nssf If.
whfeh arrived today frosn the rlheTiau
ceasi. reports tie se.zfre ri iae hTsasii
fsr igsagas seating. Eha gaf t1rCG sca09nsF z
as iasssli - E ialsl 4e=iacs
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Drowned lso,iies IdcntifIel.

san kAfAsi. Oct. i2-rae remains Of
tbe tao men found drOa ucd Oii Angel
island yesterday, have been identified a.
those of John Nelson CadnaB and James
MeGraih uOtn of SAN Francisco.
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The Democratic Consultation Ended.

NEW YoRK, oct. i2.-rhe conference Of
the rational Democratic executive COM
miitee Is over. the distinguished members
OF the committee departing one BY one for
home, aud only a few Of the committee be-
ing present At headquarters to-day.
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F&R Digao. oct. l2-~FeslrD Yanues. the
is-ysaruid Be1aan boy who murdered
eiensg. sfeftn1an. station asrHt Al Classic.
fuiy Is. wns fo.aag sonienead % sea Qass
t0l f1r life
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"A Aours sor Oregon and w4shingtea rcs-
rffHry Fair weather. preceded n Mash
tE,elea Territory ansl Northern Oregon by
icca. rains and westerly winds lower. fol
owed ty higher. trga apcfnierc.
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DIR. r. II. COEs,
DHYSiCIAN K SURGEON, ROOM Il,
L Colonial block, corner Second and
Columbia streets. Office hours 10 to IL,
20 and nights. Telephone i2s.
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HON. q. o. DUNBAR

VIII address the people ON the issues Of
the day az
Vancouver, October -. al 7:7o ?. m.
thehalls October 30. nj $50 y. m.
seattle, November I, al 50 p, IN,
klenseargh, November ?. AZ T;al p. m.
North Yakima. November 2, at 7 SO =. m.
Goldcndaic, November ., az $50 y. M.
The rspecti e county committees are re-
qnesied to furnish suitable halls aud music,
and all Republican papers in western
Washington are requested 10 publish TINS
notice.
by order Of the Territorial Central Com.
nistee {. II uANFUkp,
Chairman Republican Territorial Ccasfal
CoiAmittee.
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DIR. Everett G.. johnson,
DHYsICIAS AND SURGEON. OFFICE,
l. new YesieT block, Miil street Rooms
- and CO. rhird fieer. Take the elevator.
Residence, NG Ninth street, corner OF
James. Pecialiies-piseases of women,
geuif0- urinary organs, rectal diseases, skin
diseases. cases OF rupture and diseases Of
children
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DR.FANNIEH.ABBOTT.

DIR. F a ~ ME H. a ABBOIyT',
H0NEoPATHIsT FORMERLY OF 1865
IL Washington street, Boston, Masss-
chgsetts, gives special attention to diseases
of women and children. Those expecting
confinement or suffering from menstrual
Irregularities should especially consult
her. Calls answered day or night Con
snltaiion free. Treatment free for those
unable 10 pay from 10 10 q. m. Wednes-
DAYS. Rooms, Kenny Block. seattle.
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Nudge IhuTman ArfIttA HOMO.
C6fFMBus oct ie--gudge Thurman ar
rived from Washington this afternoon.
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eamrlete sbSlracts Of tile furnished 70
any lands IL tie city OF seattle os ksug
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Tc-Fsy's Weather kAfr-
s.S Fe6xe.sgae. oes- I'LL -szaiesfis-s tsf
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WOOD * OSBORNE,

A TT0RNEYs AND coUSsELLORS AT
~ law. Attention given 10 land lities-
ton, land titles and probate matters only
Rooms eni Z. Union Block. seattle