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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1888-11-22

A depot and water tank are
among the railway improvements at
Woodruff, the new town at the juno
ton of the Milwaukee & St. Paul
and Lake Shore railways.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1888-11-22
SPRING BLUFF, ILL.,, Nov. Is.

CPklNG DLUFF, ILL.,, NOV. 10.
Editor Of Telegraph Courier:
Please answer the following, and
ohlige reader Of your paper: A mar
ried man living in Wisconsin moved
into Illinois last May and has been liv-
ing here ever since. Now, did he lose
his vote for President this fall or did he
not. Some say he did and others that
he did not. Had he right to vote; if
SO. where
If the intention was to move out of
Wisconsin, he lost his residence in this
State, and not having lived in Illinois
long enough to acquire residence
there, he lost his right to vote.-ED.
The following coupon tickets are for
sale at KeIlogg's Corners by the agents
of the Cleveland Down-Hill Under
ground r. R. Democrats can 20 by
way Of this road to Headwater Springs
Salt River. Form P. D. @. No. 91,657.
CONTRACT.
ONE EMIGRANT PASSAGE
HEAD WATER SPRINGS.
SALT RIVER.
In consideration of the reduced rate
at which this ticket is sold, the holder
hereby agrees to fulfill the condition of
this contract attached.
LIST. This ticket is good only one
way, the Cleveland Down-Hill Under
ground r. R. will never be able to pro-
vide return transportation.
I'd. This ticket is strictly limited to
train drawn by locomotive "Free Trade"
which leaves Washington March 4th,
1889.
3D. No Stop Ouer Allowed, unless
by order of the Civil Service Commits
sioners
4th. The holder hereof in consider
alton of its being issued in this dreary
hour of misery as last resort, will not
expect any PIE wrapped up with the
lunch provided
9Th. The Company will not hold it.
self responsible for any damage, arising
to passengers on this train by reason Of
collisions with the Protection and Pro-
gressive Il. r., which runs in the op-
posite direction.
9th On presentation Of this con-
tract to the Company's Agent, D. La
mont, at Head Water Springs, Salt
River, rebate of red bandanna will
be given as memento of the trip.
2. G. MUGwUMP, Superintendent.
RoJIRoUE MILLS, G.. P. A.
The coupons takes the emigrant over
the following roods: Washington to
Belva Dear Underground R. R.; Bloom
er R. r. Belva Dear TO Fisk's Brook
Cold Water R. R; Fisk's Brook to
Hillsburgh State Central R. R.; Hills
burgh to Thurman British Grand
Trunk R. r., Thurman to Cleveland.
Salt Lake Steamer. Cleveland to
Head Water Springs, Salt River AL
rights reserued.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1888-11-22

The following coupon tickets are for
sale at KeIlogg's Corners by the agents
of the Cleveland Down-Hill Under
ground R. R. Democrats can 20 by
way Of this road to Headwater Springs
Salt River. Form P. D. @. No. 1867.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-27

TIE Dsn0cEsts Of PsDasyivania have
saksn q bsa step towAss dsposing kee.
ssssnsaiiss n sndail fFom tie party lead
sfsAiv. They bays deseaasd bis saDdi
daas fer chairman o. ihe stats esnirai
eommlstss and elected instead . sup
porter Of the ADMINISTRATION. AZ The
nsms tlus lhsy adsptsd rssOiuii1Ds fsv-
oriea The free sFsds poiiey Of Prssidsn'
Clsv.lanA. ID spite Of all this. hossv
sr. tie sins v ooig fsw months d.
tAns wheu lhs Democrats Of Psnnsyi-
yania and several osbef states vii be
btgsiDg goF RsnAail's asslatanee. He y
master Of The aslaAtion d be can af-
ford 20 be rsad cot Of sbs party every
day Tor = inonfh.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-27

TIE walla walls Ua6oA IA infarned
that ~ degrees belos q sro vas TIE aaid
est uwathsF this winter and THAI Oceur-
rnR January i6.
pegstious from The uertberu co1uties
Of Iasho, asking fer anaexatioa %
Washington teErstory, are being for
wAraed 70 WashlnRion.
wheat l. worth IN Wslla walls IS q.
Z. O. b., bat nane IL being bosRht or
said. when ths weather breaks NC,
the unaskst 90 doaba wtii iFen uP ans
peresps q little rise vlli accoupany H..
A certain yeuna man. rot = thousa- q
miles frpm Dayton, IN speaking % the
ozlteo 81 c-nttf ssked bis best eifi
shat Be shead usaf. she GALAXY an
avsred thas q eAiico nseAt . vas SAT-
6 ent. TIE eonpie have roe spoken
stnce.
PROBATE Jpdss r X Hsnas, very 10
sxpeesediy prNseoisa his resignation As
eonnty iaaRs u Walla WaIls. - be IN
trnds 10 remove 10 whitman conufy, VI
T.. lhe following gentlemen, we learn,
~iii Be cAaetdAsss for tie vkcAns sbsif:
v ID Lcneers, J. Taylor, G>erze BsFry,
Nv. Father KaEsn ard d J. Coleman
vho vas NJ. HApnA's esuapesitor at tie
lsSi sirs tio1.
1hs Milton Keller MI esupanv. Of
Walls wAllA. hss ordered Us lunneg
fFon Portland. AR. BsaeEs, recently
fEoIa toe east, Ftesived the crDtrNet.
lie eocstFuctiOn % shis nth wiil cru-
uesee Ia ahoat ten dAys. weather Ter
ml1tirg. asd viii Be hte sgsriss lish
snd 10 eosi oct less saaa SIS coo. M.
J. O. Lees, % Penalsion. q prassfssi
miileT. and Gee % the stockhal3sss. /
viil saperiutsnd the bazirssS q the
mlii when cnEpleted. Ice conpsuy
ocns1sts q Measrs J. q Lore. Mai
Piero1 and A. ~. EiAm.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-27
TACOMA


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- afxeeEeFa ~ - zee bssEs1i - bs
ase1t1d ~ Banhnc R1dteek. 1hsg nss
& - refs1ss rMe e ~ Mstsaant4
n9ton1i hnEk Bsezsp Rsdtoe2 pssz.1
la. Ths ognmi1tss 90 ennstA1uil0M
sd bg-IawB asks1 msr1 fime - nsp9ri-
Tbs eemmil3ee O. ssiec1se1 - 80
esmposa6 81 Rev. .. A. Ra81cek. n g.
B1staiak nmd =. n B1ekisy, fepnz1e1
ns psnsE1uz. Tha fxeeuttgs oelnmlltss
FepsEsed nmsnFs ss fallgWE Btsoop
Ra1dook, rsEaldanai @. +, Dsipks1a. So
rseaFy, T. H Wells, We pzesesnii y.
y. AsktDeon, fEe841rEf.
A rsmelu18aa was e6epted rsqussilnq
fke eleEgymen q ~ eisT - eosfsr -
ihs bp1Ed Il frns1ees n aooptin4 -
besf msttod " fnfabeF use1ns Tor ms
esiabliahmen1 u ~ i11litufion.
A. the essl mes1lnR re eeUulllse %
fte gelsctleu % . ails gns hngsruasoo fs
eanler wilk tie Tananna Isasd eoDpeny
and ifs cbsirraan rspo<ssd - less nikat.a
y estluR fkst ssVssal bI0ek4 10 t5e ~esl'
srn CART q The city hsd hsea eAskeo.
taf Wess foa1d nos suttabia. - 80
sugaegted thaf 3 more ceDtfsi toeasaos
w1uid BE- besween TIE elty pFopeg Ano
cd 1aeoms, sad ne nsH t0mmttsee q
sfts uss lnsfruetsd 70 keeU tbs n1RRls
tinn 10 ViaB 10 making oyeftgFes 20 he
sanf company. Bishep PA6dock elased
ttas % 9oaid 9nsEantee zco0, esd q
ttneaht fhas ne eiIizsns wOeld sab
scribe $500 moEs. TRs pfans - draws
b. ths arsbitset FeDEtsens buildlee "a
sost sab n go 000. ssssssd ln sash :
manner THAI wings san Be ad1eo.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-27
rnr n,.nn,erA nlrralIcAsa.


The Minnesota Republicans have be-
eun the sork Of party organization visb
. spirit witch bodies no good fE The
Democrats Of their state. A. largely
attended c0nfsssnos held ~ 81. Paul
last wssk u was decided 10 81 once o.
ganiss Rspublican clubs IN ssssy eoan-
~. d lseasss from all lbe eiabs n be
organised wili meet At ~. Paui 10 Feb
Euary for the poSposs OF forming . state
loaaue which will BE- hFanoh Of she
nall0nal league % Republican einsa. II
is Intended feSthss THAI every county
eiub shall hsvs organised branches. asd
4 Il hopsd thst By tie opeoiUR 81 The
presidential esmpaign there viil Be =
elub 10 every township. Tue peusF Of
sash ~ ofeasiEttioo, n u Il wisely
manaasd. eannet be ovsFestlmatsd.
DtmooFssis gains Ia MIuBsaota wiii be
vtry scarce next November " the plans
Of ~ psoToisrs II tue slub mossmsui
ere full eaEFlsd out.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-27

msss Bkan sua sfs ~ rs asnn. 0nlg |
~ shs psislna fnrsh q bfsdr usnsna e. !
forts ea 1hs sscsueeneatipes - 4An9
ssusly neuss krisf dslsg h sr1as =
sssssa - sxpssssun e osinssn frsEn
fselr osnaIsasnsa
Isas dsssy. brfsf SIS go 80 -
6sefh q zee 81. 1hs expsetss psssAss
esme. u ease u : esq uAish isff %
s8sm for eont4 shss an osssshea1srg
msisfisy - ne peopis e. ne eDsstse
iswnahfrs we're bltses1y eppnssd % 81
nsxsfioo 70 RleEss esontJ. ~ ne $50
tine fts membeFs e - lsaiaiat1ss =
aan - scpsseiats fks snssflsssd msan-
nsns q atlenpxlnz % asmembtE :
ss.nsy sitk oat gsrmlffinz - peseis e
be bessa. rs real natafs q tss csii
insrodcssd - NJ. Teswpson bessrps
srrassnt. Tia f1sgs dFswinG Of ilns
upon . nsp wss ssnsis1t 70 conFtnss
any enc. hawevss rss5sdieed. thet t6is
wss ne3 90 eaogt 10 ssrurs fof Rsefsa
sonnsy fes sqasrs @iits % Iane ssas
oaraphisalIy hsio1asd 70 q. bnt . q
lbssste attsssps 10 disnsnbes King
ssausy and 70 ga isERs r4rt q iis
ssrsifosy 20 "a ssviOus rival. Il US
soon spvaFsnt sbsi > Essstton bad 81
in, end tbis rsartion oontinued nnsii tes
bill was COOS eusd 70 tba oblivion d al
indsenife possponsment.
Ha dnasaia 70 see how any honoFA-
BE nan Wa RS oo0nested With % .
plss ssn fail 70 BE- ashamed o. H. 10
sssry pagsieuIar Il YES diaRsaesful. The
qaIst sfsssaiiou o. us Dssision and re
smhieuoos vordipe. tbs h0l1iDR back
Of TIE blil sntsl II seemed 500 lats fer
gine e,nDsy 10 after en- tasstivs pro-
sssa, sts evident i1dispositios 20 allow
,hs peeple Of Kiue countg 70 soy . word
10 their own defense, al eOmbins 70 80
sass these Interested ia ths measofe Of
an attenpt 70 deceive the legislature
ssd secure . ssap Judgment.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-27
srIlL A. erEs arEsrIoH.


Ore Of ihe points raised In The case
Of White versus The territory, tn which
. dtoision vas rendered By ihe sapfeme
court On Wednesday, vss thai White
was nos legally convicted becausS one
Of the members o. the Jury vbish srisd
him vas a woman. Il wss argued b.
Whites attorney THAI The legislators
hss 90 power 10 paaa the Law npee'
which women we're permitted to vote
ard 10 Ell on inEies. The court, whiis
granting White new trial, decline ) "a
pass on the question - 10 whether the
legislature has povsr 10 confer suIrnRs
upon women. bOldipe that the point did
nos have q direct bearing on the oast
under consideration. This loavea ths
question IN undseIdsd aud debatabl'
one upon which tbs courts Of the terri
tory must sasneF ~ later PISS.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-27
Tns rLeT EAln.

Ths selion Of tbs loser boasa o. The
legislature il possPpniuR by decisive
vsls the sonsidsfasisn Of Mr.. Tbomp-
son,s bin fss ths dismsmessmsus Of
Kies eaaagy ls sqalvslsnt 10 The defeat
% tkss asssoss. TIE vote b. Walsh
lts eonsidssstion vas psstpoped YES
tea Gee. and shs asoieed majority Of
she frisnas ~ x az csanty readers use.
lees say fatthaf saaEs 20 secure this
oaiTaeso1s legislation.
Thas coiispaes q scheme uAoss pro-
moisss havs spent both lias and msnsy
ID Their saoris 90 asears sacssss. y .
nany months PlsSss eoaaty smissasiss
have been endsavorina to werk 40 IN
ths southern poFston Of KING oouniy q
eeussm4ns ha.tile 30 she remainder Of
The cousls aad favorable 10 annexation
70 pssfoa. TIE slsns wsFs well isid.
Every saoti was made 10 hesp the move
msbt galsa " order that the people Of
King eeaasy niset ~ taken uoawaFes.
The dssusuibsrmsnt bili vas net Intro
aaosd earlY 10 The ssssioo, ha. vas bed
hsek uulii IL ssemsd impossibls THAI ~
txpsspslgu Of cpieien esuld be seeafee
fson she pecple vie would be moss
Al essls easetsa BY na pasasee. They
we're 10 BE- Transferred 10 Pierce eoGniy
With o. without THEFT ocussnt.
The svtdsns ielestien vas 10 railroad
the hsll ihroueh before the people Of
KING eannty eoasd protest eni even
before thss ssni3 so@pssheai the full
seops OF The neassre. A psti,ioa ask
ins tes septFaltoa fro@ k'rg county
wks psessussa By . PsFoe eonnty req
reseosasive. TAough u Vas slensd By
saly a piuial minority q ths psopls %
shs aiasriss 10 aasssiou, its presentation
was aesouraaisa By = soartsh Of srum-
ps,s asssxusa to lead sAs Psorls Il see
esr,ltory 10 believe teai Il contained
an. sane % svay rslioasl besus be-
swsxn ne scun3 sad TIE mountains.
GA the sane aay etll PsoviainR for
tse prcpossd separation vas introduced
a,d IA Vas ~ eacs referred 10 sOn
snl,.,e whlsh the piogssrs fsls certain
thsy eoaia rely aron-
his ssm~isses eousldtEsd she bill
aluo.. Immediately ard = netaFity Es
pot would certainly have been made 10
q. favor II h bad rcs been fer zee
pron 1 action ef TIRE Kins eoaDa' lrrrre
een,.,ivss and ssv al oislEsOs OF kssR
eeapsy whO eapysned 10 Be tn oly@piA
There vas > disrosilion % tie pAEt 81
a majority Of the Sanuitsee 20 deny 70
Klra eoasty q heaFine Ia reGa'd % q
hn which TscpOsed 10 dsyrive Il q
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-27
mss oLaaPpa FniGsDs.

Tbs spsouBssmsSs that NJ. James
MeNauehf, fofmssiy u tbis city, - -
OIympls WISHING friends sill eAaas .
salle 20 sx'sud FROM Ons end Of ~
territory 20 the oshsE There wili b. .
eesessi desire ~ Ieafn hoe nany q
~. HsE d. hes frisnds ais her q
1se isgislstass ssa Doe nsDy ~ersiy b.
long 10 ths Onesa sDnsE 70 TIE third
80.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-27

EunzHKa RkExIcULan1 on ZEE EzoEE1
cunHfzEKE MKEzTSo.


runxnrs panxIcULAns on ZEE Ez0EEJ
ognHFxrEs MKEZESo.
seeretarv WhseIvriehf, Of ihe chan
bef Of comEeFee, VITO vas admitted
tnto TIE aomeWhss sezE ohambeF like
osooes dimes Of the Ms1hodla kpiteopai
Cufvsraity COMMITTEES, vas sathoFaiy for
tbs stat neps apps F5n1 10 yesterdays
PoNr-Trrrx IfoRNcna. when aekeo
about TIE a~earscy Of that report yes
teFdsv AFTERNOON be said be had u0th
Inc b. say, excspt that W. II Fife could
tsH more n Be wished 10; that IN fscf
the whole master depended on hin1.
Mr.. Fife uas next seen, ard said tha1
NessFs. Smith, Oczswslf s1d bimseh
called npon Bishop Fsss, a1d their IN
tervisW with him was satisfactory; tnas
be Bishop foss) IN gubstanee SAID that
a. the subserfptIons wsEs based on the
aceepsanee Of abe COMMITTEES on % BE-
fore December 81, 1881, be eoaid DOT
zee hoe they could aeceps then aftes
that date. Ms. Fife immediately pro
cosed that q new pager Be started y
extend tie subscriptions 70 laAfcn
Iss nsxt. Many. b0veveR, of tne
old subscribers saks advantages o. tnis
teehnioality 70 fires themselves OF toe
obligations made In the nrst instance.
OF this latter number theEe are noni
psFhaps 90 deteFmined - M. j. Il
Hixsu, Who 10 au0ted - s8yinR thas y
&75, 900 10 10 be raised By the eftizsn'
Tor anything he would FatheE So Is pu
n q misunderstanding entefpriee. a.
Mr.. NIXON vas one Of the strongest p
porIeFH Of the anissFaiIy scheme whtI
Il Uss FIRST started bis position 81 th'
pFesent time u accounted for 10 tn
sane manBeE IS 10 the taFn IN the IDEA
Of many othsrs Who have changed thei
Opinion sipcs the bishops decided y
hold private meeting, thus exeladini
them from the sndienee.
To sum the whole thing 40 there ha
bssn q quarrel and what the outcom
viii be depends upon the work OF ID
COMMITTEES nov soliciting an extension
Of Subscriptions. Me-. Fife says tha
she 70 ais of this work will be tele
gssphed 10 Bishop 2 - At San Francis
60 and that be viii wire 81 aeceptano
or q Fefussl.
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NoT LosT, eUT SAVED.

Jseob swstzsx, q HelenA. Heat-, sayss
wzn Tu9eFinR from 81 unusually 6Aa cold.
nv iunas we're sare AMI e0ngssted. 1eo0suis'
a Gee a ths bssf Physicians Of Hekene wnese
prssezipf1eg fatlsa 70 REEVE ne peesne
siarmsa ald had nbout gwen up. AZ the
agar&atfan n frfenG purchases eottae o.
Arkss's Enxlish Eamsdy for eCaghS and eeloA
and ast<x takin4 it secaf1iu9 % directtona gaa
ooraDlsteig erred LISTERS stmsiaE % TIE
ah0Ts an Feeavsd dnily. The e4ect o. AekeK.s
Raeifah Rems5y en TIE thRpat sd tanEa -
ncr1vlhiua uzrTs1sns, apa for asfhuA whoop-
~ couah. essds au1 esoap, Il - bsyosa con-,
uSrfssn 10 efhef pEspsezftozG Guarantees
nd ala b A .. sTKWAkT. Jill
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-27

vFIo THOsg DgsTRous or BUYING PROP
erTv On time, and becoming PRO psrty
Owners ana lGadlozds. ~ o6sr ths follesinG:
", wtll allow ysu from three moaths 70
ave years in shieh 10 pay for tie land you
stleel
We eksrxs usithsr prsnism OF intsFest on
tims psymsBts, ana VIII give you EarraLies
deed
v. hsx. lots e SO and ssS that are close
"A Marfson street, and are within r4ains OF
60 ana . half rifles frum the Pcstodce-
rbry iay we'll md arr d1surable lota.
We VII give certified eheck 10 The pur-
ehaaez for tie fan amount Of each and every
installmsnt.
Ths check l. erEzn By he PUGET SQUAD Ma
tieaal Bank. and is made payable - siAht tbns
grsatisg the paressssr sdssntasss s1d pr1Ei-
lezea hat have never besn before oEsred-
Altar y0a have bsfgsinea for ose o. more
lass sboais yuu. throagh siekcees or aeeidsat,
- me pressed far money. you have ealy 70
Dressns yuur cheeks - shs eank and they vii
s. c.eAed on TIE npet for their tut face vafae.
sh,ula vtu see osher iAna that you conslcer
/. h-rfrr hareafa the above EtiH holds god.
n ahort. ne moDsg IN the hans awaits year
ors4F and 10 absolutely beyaAd chr e5utEsl
nrtjI vos prese1t ths cheeks % us IN psyDsar
IN fusi for ths piece Of the land earsaAned Tor
Tou are. therefore, ~ toe gptlon ass PriFi-
- ~ clfsr insured AgsIrst hcc1dsnt Yea
- vouF tFsasu-eF ard haaker sud a. tie sane
tir.c % CwoeE q vSlaaeie FropSrsy.
shoul6 ven Il any tiss. hswevtT. prrseat
,he ebeeks ~ bsnk for paymest hey Sln Be-
snmsdtsseiy boaarel and foru2Esed % u,
"a yoa tlssrs6y anEnl al rights Of pur1hAss
a ne sid lGDd
Ne eaer : asldsn opsOEs1nlsy ans ndvise
vun . kuy nsw. DOEt walt fer tine and
ssstssoser 20 a6otd "a the oFpsrtaLiy o.
-~Tssg- 1 conl1 have bcggbs s1ee a1d sueh
% 4 fsw nonfhs so for 20 much Add 1oW L
: vursA % Dazh, eus eay NV u
49, vuar IN ons. ne matter s0w EmaIl I
So sorresblng- SIT ye1r corner stone - |
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-27

~ f,ftswsne irznsfsss g RI esEnts
usss I'D rs resors ysssrdny.
gnusns ~. nrowss sd wsfs % Gsssns
p. EsFman& tEa1e 1s1l4.11nE g assDa
e -. II r.. - ~ NAN. 4lD
Ensbnan Mahifs sd hnzessn9 - e
q. Nssn, faas 8 AAG ! Ed q 6soe4 :.
Es4xr a61Isie1, 80
OSbnKn. LOS an4 5. Book N Bal ana
Dsnngss nadlsinn, 91910
=. Beshkrnnn - LkEie kEoNe1I. f14z
q s ara 9. kaaak o., FAFk m4dlf1ens aias
~ Z. biosk Y, Bsliss sixtn addison,
e3o0
0susrs W. nnd Marson Bsgwer e X
A. Trssn la ,. hl1ek a. isss 4 81 y
blouk e ~ 8 hsck y. Iol 4 blosk =
Tof 7. hloek IS. ~ s. hioek %, Is =
hlosk a.. ssnsEnE addaioa. So
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-27

RoD AND GUH CLuB ELEcTI0E.-A
the aanaal meeting Of the Seattle Red
and Gun olub, hsld last evening. ths
followiDg ofBeeru vere elsstsd for the
ensuing tern Lawrence 4. Booth,
Q tsident Wm. Robertson, vice prsai.
dent I. d. Brown, secretary u. Is.
Downing, treasurer. II. II Lewis. San
Hunter. James West, Josiah Collins and
a. Dishop, dlFecieFs. Reports Of OH
GERS retiring showed the club In q
healthy and prosperous condition.
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FOR SALE AT PUrAIIUp.

900 ACRES OF LAND AND The PUHAL-
OH lnp wases Wovhs. This property in
eudee laFae nu@her q togB ieis, toar henses,
lara. hop kisna AMI w9Fehouses, orchard, IS
acrss nops. fear miles sateE mains ard abuu-
dant water eupply- MoFe thzn 100 acres suit
sbls located for divisioo Into toWa lets Priea
SIS, %. Particulars furnishes On apPlfezton
70 parties meanisg busznem.
lWill also sell ihe Jn1cSio1 FsFm, ooe mEie
fron PuyAilap. SO aeres. fer aile per acre.
4. NRkkER,
Iai0dssf Ruyansp. +.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-27
FOR SAL e.

FTyHR van DsRKN FARM. ON Witt
RiveF. eoatAAslng asost 30 eersas =
ac-rs D. hopa encd rssHe.nee. senauf hcusss
Rflns wEFehosaa. hMEza ETC.. a 9ee ert1ar.
ne i one e ~ hesf FARMS n tee ferrit1SJ.
SEQ aeEsa q lsuher isEd sttsiasrR Ass ~ nAte.
70 Fsrfeainrs aRgly te - nldren
ESQ q. VAN DoRE,
Wkita kixM P. o.
nus4stf KlaR o., Va Tn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-27

WAsHmoroH, Jan. 2b.-The house
eommittss on territories today COM
msnced the bearing Of persons Who are
interested 10 the admission OF tue IeErt-
tory Of Dakota a. q state. l.. j. john
Sos, Of Aberdeen, chairman Of the dele
CATION sppoiuted By tue recent couyen-
ton held at Aberdeen Ia favor Of the ed
mission Of Dakosa 80 8 whole, and who
we're instructed 70 visit Washington and
present she matter 70 congress, FIRST ad-
dressed the COMMITTEES.
SsnstoE Butler today reported 9 Sub
stituie for She bill reported By Senator
Plat foE TIE division Of Dakota and the
admission Of the southern portion Is Q
state. 4 be substitute reported By Mr..
Batter 10 Ia the nature Of an enetlinR
set 70 ALLOW the people Of the whole ter
ritsry 20 fofm q state government
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-27

A Nav DKFAnTuaE. - The we'll
known wholesale clothing and dry
goods Arm Of Brown Bros. q Co., Ct
san Francisco, realizing The import
anoe OF seattle e. 9 diseributinR point
fos tie Puget SQUAD trade, has decided
10 locate . branch In this city. MR. J..
Hennessy, Who for the past seven Yeas
has been the principal travelling sales
man for that house, Will be hereafter
located At Seattle. For the present the
Arm wili simply open sample rooms,
bat eventually sill open no Q large
whole ale and i0bbing establishment
here.
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MS SOMETHING APPALLING

-. azozut a. oPinn tAst fhsashtisEl
,,alh.ra give tha1r csflarNR IN TIE f1r1 q
-~~1ns "a enralaaa. Bkhias tsAa EEo pesy1nh.
fe-sfu1 cruaa. O. to- bed with wfE4g cnlles
tseshtna. pAara or stoDaeh eisefessS go =
1890 q cree ~ uzfng Aeknra eanI eostAs
ar, a cuaRnana no epaz2 g mofp ~. nssee
4 sufa. SEA ~ A D s1ANAk1. tAaAB
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-27
$500 REWARD /!

rxIHR ABOVE REWARD WILL BR PAID
AZ TIE arrest nna o uyietto1 q he party
a -.rstes we saepFed and ssteEpted % rob
- snurae- Mr.. George D. PFesten. On Froni
80 Sorsh sesssle, % ne epensng Of Jar
aaEs ie' WILLIAM cocHRAxE
..,aswzt SoerfE 81 king csznsy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-27

We have Is pieces dress goods which
we sid ~ 81 which we thouRht too coed
70 sell az sos last week They 20 Mon
day At go. Carpet sale all week, l6ah
20 9Isa. T0kias 4 SineeFman.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-27

i0c. A big lsl Of Is csnt dress goods.
splendid styles 20 select from, eli re-
dueed 20 10 cents ~ Chester Oleary's.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-27
WANTS. no LET-FoRsALs-sTc

80 q yare. Far trimming reduced ts
s cents a. Chester OssaFy's.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-27

Haf8 ?. 10 > 9, % % To- 100 a11 ~
aere tracts iayiag eloss % The civ fl-st =.
0fer 81 loS pTicss.
u go1 are 10 washington Territory for you,
heata- make it . pgoafabls Wait. In ~,s -
here for investments, bag vale prtess - -
suee expressions - Il bay properly n -,
Eastern ststes cheapsr thxn I ca1 cut 49,
CON. drsw lnterest on idle money sr Fs.- ~.
bsnents II a. Mdvnnce -
We can sell % JOu nov Eve pex cent. eh~.n
er taAn Es can sixty days from tais dnse.
spriae ana soasains VII havs tue sane e.
fecg On real es'1 priess q i VIII So -
aIwsrs- Il VIII brinz tbem no. -
We t5Fs oeapesa ami rtsfdapes syssa 81.
VII pas hAnosomaiy 70 bald. Read. Fes.o-
Ard bay.
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NOTICE

AFY WYE KREKSTTEA BoKGLl HAv-
M ing lefs Ne without jas oHuse or provo.
caftoa, I heEsby gre netice that viii pay 20
dssts Of her conirsatng after this date,
JACOb b. E0LI.
szATrLx, Janusry Is, 1855. lsa4 %
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-27

s7Ks. Ala q 81 wosl drsus COOS
a. Caes1er C9smry'&