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St. Paul daily globe., 1888-02-09
Prizes Awarded.

The prizes FOR ice sculpturins were
awarded By tho committee yesterday, as
follows:
First Ciass-First prize, Leo. Goadkind, his
faee - rlaste: relict 10 be rn2dc and contrib
U:e5 by Pf5.e. 2eitGeT; Spcald Prize, Harry
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-02-09
PURIFY The BLOOD.

THE marvellous results Of Hoods Sarsapariila
upon all humors and low conditions of the blood
prove it the best BLOOD MEDICINE. Such has
been the success of this article + T. + at homo
that nearly every family /.E/in whole
neighborhoods have been ~ taking 1t at
the same time. It PURI- ~ /FIEs, vitalzes
and enriehes the blood. + az cures dyspep-
the stomach caused by /CS impure blood or
or physical care + /labor or dissipation 1t
eradieates sor0f ~ ula and an foul hum0rs.
system. A ~ /peculiar point in Hoods
s:. !. .p . sad i strengthens sssss s q. ss
system, and proves invaluable as protection from
diseases that originate in che nges OF the seasons,
Of climate and OF Life.
Messrs. c. I. Hood 6 Co.: Gentlemen-It affords
me much pleasure to recommend Hoods SarSaparilla.
Ay health has been such that for some years past
have been obliged to take tonic of some kind In the
spring, and have never found anything that hit my
wants as your Sarsapariila. 1t tones up my system,
puriies my blood, sharpens 10Y appetite, and seems
to make me oyer. Respectfully yours, ]. p. THoMP.
SON. Lowell Mass. Register OF Deeds Uiddlesex Co.
Sold by druggists. Price 81 bottle or six for IS.
e. HOOD d CO.. Apothecaries, Lowell Mass.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-02-09
CAPITOL CHATS.

''Tom Wilson is a elear-headed and
fair minded man. said Dairy Commits
SiOner Ives yesterday and Ibis action OH
the Lowry-White election contest was
just what l would have predicted. He
sat beside me in the state senate few
years ago, and L liked him SO we'll that.
| voted for him for senator more than
half the time"
wv
"Yes." said Auditor Braden yester-
day, 1.-The Red Wing Republican of yes
terday spoke OF me as a candidate for
governor. but | wish to state right here
that L do not encourage anything of the
kind, and Pm not candidate for the
nomination. rather suspect some one
OF my young friends put 1t in,aS COM
pliment, at any rate"
-
''Do understand the decision of the
the supreme court in the slaughter
house caSeS?" echoed a gentleman con-
nected with more or less of the legal
work OF the state yesterday in response
to question asked by a reporter. ''No,
L don't; although have read it over
full half dozen times-it'S one OF those
cases where the more you read and
study the worse YOU are befogged."
~
A few days ago the governor received
a strange communication from some
where down in Indiana. giving him
plenty of advice and muttering warn-
-ingS innumerable. Secret societies were
especially to be Stunned, and Il
chapter in Revelations was quoted
to prove that all who disregarded
this rule were sure to be punished. The
governor wrote on the back, Respect
fully referred to Col. j. *. Moore"
Col. Moore looked it over with great
care, scratched his head, and finally re-
ferred it to the attorney general, who
quickly handed it over to Assistant
Childs. Here it rested for time, when
Mr.. Childs decided that it properly he
longed to the religious department. and
so added the following inscription:
..'Referred to Gen. f. w. Seeiey. in
charge of the religious Department.
Gen. Seeley kicked on this and it next
went to Col. Bobleter, where it was
when last heard from. The governor
insists on the communication being
properly answered.; and, said Col.
Moore, lit seems to be as much of a
disturbing element at the capitol at
present as was poor old Peggy Eaton i'll
JackSon'S cabinet
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-26

IN i@arzrens 81 fks ssv1t epers vnz ~
s<y<ed an1 tfr xmse r~<exn@sf fs< fzss1sx
ira On f<s s9ffzt<-
~ kasaazx ~ shz exs<s wkzea xFrt =
hare h~ss hssn9 fas< bra ezse <.e1<s $3.50
~ sSse 3snnars teSm. re deczezssa e ta<
snse "a Ksnyoa ~ squire ~zI fssszAtsy BE-
sssvrrss. 5zig = Ia he sneexsae e~xvt
se@<<r61s zfzesnH@sn x>xusnsrzs He-E Beard
- The Eases ct B. !. kskrf = M "a } "
Prewtsi, ard A. l. f<sD 4 -. - = %.
sxess. srd Ao<h e4z+s uss fskss 1ssser -
yifxrsasns The r1ssrt tk4n 1ss5safzses a,
s no cfeBDcE thss ragrn.nxs - sAseA hos1s
the wxsrsHn safFfexH exHR ~ EsSsgF1sT -
Todd SIS sxsfF<s, ssa f14s fuzsfs aazsesEsesd
that essen Ode 1stsxsc ~ eii0ssz1 Use Afssrs
sea ball in which % yeers1f z-Ess'ss -
II ffss eaeE. Fer szgnsk a1kngsa r~@s.ss
Tazsxxs fsensesss zzd esreeSe znl
NJ. ]. HAmslson Le~ts Bare e.
failed g. ftss fE Isl appearances Nfsa tN&
es1sg a.fnrs.eyr t.rezxfzf efc Nerw AErH4nt-
cd sIszsrss esffex sr~ J. g Hsites- = ~rsl
sse xnd A :. Aastfn. - Fseasaa 80 ~
a. Isstxrezf 3n tfse ease i mznifesre4 ~ The
ts.stsss ~ fh9s city especially The l4diss,
anil four ~ whom SER In tfif easiff-fs>yf5
slssS sssarusHr " ~ xAFrsy, attorney ses
ss.ss s4ass- nrss sszsxe t-sr sk-suf 80 n0zsr ~
ssgsssrf nf fkss iaw, fssiiy reyseslng his
isgks zas essaefsfsng sifh 81 saraszf &F-
pal I2g AZ prisse1ese ~ woman sairaSe
Jesixa Tnsnes refzIrs IN al sslstsxss ss5ch
lasses. sAfii se5ffs At which tssae ea.Esst al
.ssssrssea - : q tssss ?. ~ Ths s&sassec u
fhss fizae aflswtsi Egf tbe presentation efi
t;xiA emss wis{ ssgrhshsy Re aegnpSed "
Hsssss jsk1sses sad AHssEu.
asTxs
NJ Z G. Tsn E1s1s. T. q ~, ssst uiKns
sassazisss5 tsse following siffrSr- "a szse \. d
n y ilsiEe ~ snss sttg Z NFnas,, "
g. Kaagaaa. ~ II Haasaas o. 4. 4.
Ph{ssiys. Aeg ! 9hiFsrsFx Wa. & X Pal
esfk. Eees y Manu-. q ssostfess, /
w n MiileF. g "
A e~z. the rexaif - defeetfve 8re.
israke esE Ia fhe restaeaee - NJ slsii,
berg yesterday sfssrzcon, fgt tars1xh tae
assistance ef ssssismffg Eex8re 30 ] TIE
flames 1esr ss5ir3seg f.iare say eeszxiser
abr suiafg naz tfs9is
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THE oKANoGAN srEsME..
Buecrssfui Trip Splendid scenery
,lnhIlnlinn nj Eiinnahnrn.

ElIsxsnuHa. July - The stssmef
City of kllcnsbarg made a sneeeSstui trip
81 the Okauugan river aud back. arriving
ii Port Eaton this morning, making the
run from the mouth % the Uknnogaa river
% Fort Eaton in seven hours and ts'n min
utzs. III milss hut little lrouhia vas ex
per;rnsed "a running Rock island and
Cabinet rapids. Priest rapids have always
been considered lnpassibie b. large
steamers. and TO Capt. W L. Gray sho had
charge " the Steamer. II due y iargs
amount ~ credit fsr the successful NAY
IN which he has demonstrated this ~ a
practical aud safe rgssie
The ereucry ali along this river Il gfansi.
The route opens up tn hunters and pleas
nrp seckrrs a new firld, as yaute and Cab
are abundant At Lake JhrlAu, rs pretty a
body Of water rs shcfe l. in ihs Tesgiipry.
Tho boat viii leave foff Eaton next ruez
day. July ~. The stage VIII leave here q
upnneel with the boat early Tuesday
morning.
The eiii1cas Of Ellonsbuyg arr h.Shlg
plcnxct. over the successful termination ~
The ie@t's isfss trlp. asfd ine heard q trade
arv taaking preparations tog a grand reccp
tfor aud ehaiHi,ssah supper fhle evening
1t thc Johnxnt house III homer 90 tiac oera
sion. which win be attended BY prominent
oIisuns OF the tlsy. also Mr. : AiSon 81
Tneoma and Capt. Gray 81 fasro. a.
elaborate programme has been arranged
and a meet ENJOYABLE tiinr Is anticipated.
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LEFT MANY pEnTs.
Disappearance og q. 4. Hutchinson.
a Iacnlna Miil Nan.

TACOMA, july eS--clarvnca Z. nnishia-
son. propficthr 81 a ash aua dnaf factory
lust susiti ~ The ~ r. railroad station. -
not 10 hn found Ia the ciiy Eaaday, al
though anxious scafch has is-cn made by
suins iiitcsn ~ twenty people From ali
thai can Is learned. be was visited BY a
lawyer ai bis house - late ~ ~ O'Clock
last evening lie savv no irftMaiica 81
any Intention t. siscawp Early this
mnrniisg, however, wagon fssia the
transfer company draw @ h.s Ansisei ss,a
his Furniture aud household xssals. 81
previously faekesi tn Orr xooflS bcxgS etE.
were piled npno il nnd taSsa = The rail.
road station Ills WIFI was asefi - beard
the tralu for Portland early this morning..
but II he Vas shere u y nei known. The
goods In boxes. marked "a leAd peaai.
with his uRme. are ~ this willing sin at
the station, and tits understood thai the
man whom he has emrioyci as engineer
for Sometime was instructed ft him ta
mari aud ship TIE ts,Nes a. ~aa ffRucisra
When the w0fk mrh arrived s. the mii
this morning 4 Was found o. r. shut down
although Hntrhsu~Nn IA reported g. have
hersi thrrr shasils haiagc tbs hour sna %
have iakcn an aesies taf hai>lsva gambef "a
be delivered to-day.
rifteen men sere empiayei IN tbs miii
and Husrhin<ee ewes every enc of them
snu.s ffnN si0 u sfih 4 SitetGacA vas
hnsR into the mia b. ths NHgthern Pacific
company within = week past. HaiehiDseu
mate an assignment 81 his attorney. T. y.
t.sladsn bur firaierfed u sfgn e he i2ld
his farsman that ulist.lcn was in charce
NJ also develops thai the Traders bank T.
ont some Sian
This aftsrussaa aac Msisaira u Camp,
he'll hraagni sust N toe district ra;tri
against Hutchinson % feesfrF sAlA. al
iresd Is b. dan ga several clsalsis par. VI
A on 4 n,,te. part fsr machinery. fas rir.s-
etc. sold and heg paid tos. aad ~ 81 Z
bcfsoessi saaaeT
The wngS mpn Tails aiiFraouN 49, has.Ss
engaged trying II secure hag3s IL order -
ret a. atiaehsaeaf un HdlchsNssa's c',s-is
sui remaining At The railway depot
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w.fx.t w4ts.s. July :, - Iseseg assd Car
eoi uafsiz, irgthers. scra killed. randsy
evening hy Fsanz bye All ms Parties itsi
rnrlers ~ " sssssuek8a lake II seesns mrs
hn3 8 sfaliioa belonging ~ Her5lx frttst
eorfAiied Of his fahefs arfslrs Wasa.
fnekna lake, opps,s'i. s9s AgE.sz
6sna<~d hiE end intended holding
& nnfii fhey paid the ssaaasi. -, The
Mox<tz fa4s went esefs.s Ket tae horsr 4
annxrel enx1ed, fesHii{nx in She axatis u
1ha brothers Peter 9H SHOT in tat heal
md fell IN the srns q hrs Wits Carroll
wns rfaa4 Iii ms seg and sssftea y rlta, hiss
ws> followed by hlye on hsssehae4. = aD
ehnf him three times n the heal, bye
RODE 10 Paxeo on hAadnaf, ard Nss ar
BIyc Is well kaonn here. lie vas On
EuxIiKhmas,. aud dasfi IN horses lie baa
Iatr3J been cppssdsred Of isnsosisass MIND,
Tha Msrftf brothers wEra ase1 well known
hets, having driven a band q esitis,
through June l. Peter uas "A. assd csffol
~ years Of age Peter die4 an hasr uftef
NE shooting. Carol hsad ioar hsssrss
Neither was arfsef.
Er9EArE FsLfs. July ga sreeial .
the R<rjep from paibuse junction ezts Y.
Bifs shot and killed the tss Aeritx
kfatbsrs III kahIstas, about e isiles from
Enleuee Junction The shooting eteussesi
Sunday evening hssDnt G'eiaek The
quarrel started svef 9 stallion belonging ~
M0rfts brothers which Rye hal 1vfatle.i.
IL demanded 10 damage from AtsTilx
oFp41frz for nlIowiis! the horse a. large.
They fefarsd 10 paY sad they exeiiangesi
e1fan sorsis, when III e went - his l5oitss'
and got bis ak shossie and got On hls horse
and came bark and u ii one Of tssa Srafss'
en- In the meek. who Tell into his wtfe's
axnsx. who was standing BIZ. Ehs ufhe;
Grother started To run Hfvui,d the corral
when Biyc followed hila aud sh6t hfns
four times. The fisxt ono died Iaslts 0f al
hpaE, and the second Que I'm four heaF'
nffss
GOth were buried al Colfax yesterday.
60tN4ps the parties are worth so 900 each.
Btto IL under arrest, and xsii III taken q
Waiin Nslla ia-nighf
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TAcosAss eAEnAeE-
WIN the People Move A.ay TO
Escape.

Ee+Aft~
1aeona. July = some iaisfessine ds.
fsken ~ the COUNSEL snEnIaissesa 10 Ihe
matter 81 sisfatsgaT oi5si Tbs proposition
20 csrfy the fef1iss Of fne cifx ofst - sec
figs - and barn tbs sane vas ssssic IN
e9nBeii It viii b. remembered ass AZ tas
last meeting stranxfS approved ~ Ionpetl-
mai -sesle. The wa<sssis eASryfag tha gar
basn 10 section Ie wopsa hare 70 ga eas
Pacific nrsnae past Col. ssrele' : house ard
he 1snt ~ far - 10 say be woutJ have ti1s
eity ent0iaed II il sect a sissle wagon it'ao
sus that way. As : result 81 his eppcsit.oii
tie matter vas retired 10 o cokf1lBltfer u
whsrss f,si slesie il chairman, has pending
In sieIlbarktsuns thn old eet4Estfff-e was -
arI The old eosasaittaa has ordered fha,
the stnff eaungt iSng7F b dasaPee as fii
fsesfth ssress tad Il IL fh9axht The =eaffn.
gers viii D. cssIagessri 70 90 psss % iag
ectsssa4 saqtiDu Col. Etcese sayk that toitsd
States District AtssFney White dsiarcs be-
viii s.rsnx sais 10 behalf 81 tbe goTsfnseenf
II they d.
nHrKzK II THE rossoyF1sK
ssaite a little bseexe was ocrasiane ed Ia
the r4sstofiica fais shDfutng b. asw faie
iass fhfn promulgated b. postmaster
Neatbered rhe new rale required she
letter carriers 20 segsib the door 81 The r1st
offBre The curriers' ratsited A. this al
tssisa Of their regular duties and fhe bead
eafrs@f, George hstAasF, resigned * once.
The other faFfisfE IA fsfaaiHs - neglect
ing 70 iasieW ssiss, II y presumed accept
the situation
FrEASuKp &. : Efess8E Lasu.
'sScsss wessn, very SossuE lsfsy, say
about tssrise yesFs Of a%a. arrived eH the
Mpxleo !ast evening - spend The snmnrf
with her auak Mrs. Ac1inag. e tais city
4ae arrived only u leaTa tlsai 81. aad Hfs
Acciuns bad started some dHfs Srfarc
overland fos aaa FfAHeisea Tue fouag
laiiY stopped n the Western hotel lsst
t.sEat, ana % tssy was tsksa care of ~
sstne cAagitalsie people ~ the city uatli
her friends NAV Dc heard from,
S0fEa
II. q. tseiger hseaght suit Ia the district
court today against J Holland Tie Jvai
builder. claiming fIs9 dne hin Tor work
a..aa fas the .lesendent driving piles ier
sssip ways aud cutting doEa Old ~ays
Wsrsi mas received here TO-DAY that the
steamer city 81 EsiensAnrg had made n
successful trip TO add frem tae co1eon-
HkttfF ~ stssa
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NaIr.
waLrA waI.La.
Real Estate Transfers Nellie Ron
ueweIt's DISAPPEARANCE

MALtt waLEk, tHiy 49, amvs + Her.
siit. ~ Philadelphia. purchased yesterday
q block % srauasi here Valued al ;ir,en
fac Nalia NAiia Light Power ahd Fuei
felapaaY isy purchased George Evans .
Farm. fuut miles east ~ town. HhFre 8
splsutlid wafer power cNlss, aad whore
their plant viii o. foeasco one hundred
and eiiy horse power Is required Consist
efafifn. sie,op
Charles Painter. tscoHgu Berry and 81
Mcfarland sFe candidates fsr tGe nurllnR
tsan for sheriff on iae Republican ticket
fas sofmer Is un1orsivsi Ia have fhr IN.
side ifack \ 4 Kcwics aal u T. frciger
aee Democratic asriraHis
1hr psrSnss af Nellic HoHpeweii. who
mFsirri0usls disappeared at Milton some
tssas asss. sns here searching. believing she
Is hsa In taNn
Ehr gasani ssieacfs 81 the pca.loptlary
advertise f..r bids ief 5iscirfe light, "a in-
enassescents II iatHadlc rewcs. also e
sssah Atsiias t.3sat
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WOMAN SUFFRAGE
Arguments In the rest Case al oiytn-
pla-ather Litigation.

MIA, July Argument ia the Ne
,,ar ss,a'rage ease 81 hi.soE@ef Ns Iosia wAs
sss.e s,is,t.sA si,fs Uve0tps AMd the esart taak
: r,,s'ess anssi A4sass IL Fbla II O. siles
Jesss., tsreen = rget8Te . lsiisss ia sAe Cass
waira ne j. rssasRsd "a a. tess7e Ausna
Tho Aftsrlleya f8s anrlltes Ee EiAcn
twa DAYS thereafter III u elrh % pfes- o.
their hfieis ia reply
In his asEasasnt fHs. rl'eNins y
MURRAY. Attorney ~
f,a,sl himself Ia Fstscw q ess sHifi-s ai9a
ms,ntains tae rises oi The tessslAi1te fn et.
s-ss tl,e .ssasasn sadFNSt iaR
1t.,,lr. Turner, ia ais rsrl9. riziA iisa
,hss fise >attraxe ssE rasstt lass strisf &
q, ,,sst.sf VITA sase Organic Ac att . f,g4
~. ! ysss,s~l tassa sac rfNFftss - sEt ettst
So sas ,,s4f sagf snae3 % hsFs thQ lsai
81 ,s.-s, extended 81 sscarA. a14 ia e.
49, sessss latiux Snssasr 3 as- HeVtr 81
s~s,{.ss she wftsa FsstteH te iastasf
s,.ss,s,.se he Ass taalnfsiad fi-af ~
s,ns,s, ia tbs slsfe4'. . itiiaF ilss q
sx.s,,,s.,t Asla sxsssssssssi tfaH ~ =.
sssrs saak - ger easffe = NtA's' ~ tse ~
-, .i,st A. ssatSfaae9 ~ fAe sseS { aog eN-
s..,t IL rs sttte. a. fe4NTA 81 4s
f.s..,s, e.ti tAas uaes aair fstf - tef se'
= <s,.s.l \ i,ssstsssasss sac ulte' %t
tfsffa. IS fsses. t.t
via "a assnsasisl sssf tse se7 saifA = q
-, -, Ss,o- ssns rs IS - Aaf
To-. ..a-fsa "a Is Hasztss as f
- n-.arst cat tha san % as IS % ass
'7,T.s' 81 4a..s' faseits
-. ..-4,ls s. fs8rkS ~ Aa sac 49,
<;ss.,a II ,he soNes eea7f Has z.Asrsei g
shs s.xsn lac saiq k.ts 49, tst
TnAe.pa NH "a. tAc usesssl;1 81 ~ tssls
6~snss Mas Ai.sf "a nss
ii sas cass " aAstss . s<sA ~ = s'sissA =
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efnxArg fAILs. taly z5.~yThe Northern
Pacific today commenced IhYinE tfark
oFrf the grade Of tide seattle. Lake ehnrr
4 Eastern between The saasn Inns % the
former ROAD aud tAe s9uit haak OF the
Spokane river. The seattle & LAKE Shore
MSS building ibis hrsaeh fs connect with
Che Northern Pacific. ~ the iins passed
Through a quarter saetl9n ~ the Northern
Pacific land the company aersafesl q tempo
eary injunction Frsifa,Hiax The Hcaiile.
LAks share 4 Eastern from crossing the
properly Ia question he ohisrt % this
fay,3d railroad fsiiisliaz IL said h be be
casa<u the Northern Pacific company
deAires 10 haId thih property
aud rIHhtof-way lneiadinx slIe river
front II does not propose. h Il can help
II. to allow tbs Seattle road on iaia slide Of
the river.
n fhe Seattle road asks 10 have this strip
OF land condemned ~ railroad purpose
tho Northern Pacific expects % defeat the
melton by q plea ihat the railroad =
already occupying the ground, and thai il
II net needed by the seattle & Lake ahoFe.
- they enn connect with this branch. This
will give all the property on thls side Of
tbs river, which beioags 10 the Northern
Pacific. exclusively 70 Il Tor switching an 4
other purposes
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Sstssska yourpai
EsI3ser-Er. Elssfy- yoe have new bees
with NJ ~ I hBynorist thrse seeks, and
tkfek W viii nes1 you 30 ioneef
What's the Eaattere Doesn't soy style
kszSts
s-Yenf styi9 10 far. but yDar selection q
s9htssfs j. H8hspEy, 70 say The least. 1
passed OYER rossr references 20 Enas Ia 81
selsee. aud ! did noE rvproafh you when
t8a wrote a essazaa about az umbrella
tsss Nas newer ressr3esi, bat when you tel
Ok q yaans lnt3y coming into the s7Eiiee and
giving a psen 10 this horse editor fnssst
draw she line Year salary for the thres
e sAe casAlerss asaee =
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shirpsar Int~IlIrenre.

Hss4s.s. sesf5ssg sSkzorsrs AGa& BeFs- Asa
fsss5izEn ard ssrsee. Is tow 81 tax :. l.
Mssssfk ~nfsea--Ssl-wexsz Asrx Prcsss
SCI johnson.
Pses BsBt.o<E. Jnay -ssiasss--Ba-2
Ssls<1sia-
PoaT MsDz-os. yaig s.-s4llea-B srks
Gslasabsa aud ltakiz1%.
Fsrf Angles. fniy zl.--~hsY azd bark
taxsnx and steam collier gassses1 outward
T&Hsa5zsI, gmiy xsg--Fiosiy; ftssA soafh'
we~s aisa No sAspsatsx-
sssssner fs.nstiIia Victoria eArk Es.sarsfra
Adams. TasoraA steamer 0tsFon. Portland.
hark Gen FkiTekfid. seattle Elssrsd-
ksrk sefnlnsss. Post FDNpseH3 Departed
--ztsfFs Rle1ard Third and spartan, SEAT
Ii. slIlr GesansEEts,f. Fpft T.gNnsatld.
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THE TERRITORY.
Respite Granted Mrs. Pyle
and John Hmrn.
~ nUnDxE AT kAHIArrs.
- 1sevsksrn Psefas Tyyfsx 90 shuf
90 neassps Road oas Of Spokane
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tosnle IA che case Of AAry Yyie sed 1eisas
Uu4u. Who werS to have ieen ezeenteA A.
W&i}& Wnsla en- Aagnst q The governor
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ttme ssr fais considerations u tbs cyfs
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.Ilagrisoa VIII fad that his position On
TIE Chinese question VIII giye him peck
Of frtnhle. II vii lase him VOTES all over
the eSnntfy." TAis was the remark of a
Desuaerafig statesman.
stahaf Is bis pzseifson on the chiaese
question. nsaoss ASKED Jadgs Elliott.
y no vas see King information.
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FOR SALE

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Scattlk, LAKE Shsre { Eastern
kailHsy Csnpaay.
Change OF TIME.

AN AND ArTER MONDAY. July i6rH,
" iSSS. and until f>irsher notice. frass.x
viii run ~ per sciseSsnie teia~. for Suche
zassh aud points on West Coast Rragch and
for Gzliaaa an. fnsFrraesiiz;e points. COR
nscsine 81 NesiSr With steamers en Lskc
" aSAEaxSon. and 81 Gilman wish stages fssr
Fail city and SiseQaAissaie Hop Ranch. Pas
srngers Sasftg seattle al 80 a IN. can
reaeh Fab City zfs. Hep Ranch same even.
Ing, and by lcsvsng latter i<sipt by s;aEs IN
morning can reach seattle q; Is - p ~
same Gay.
81 aailr. sR.' siaSiy sxcert sunday.
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Vashon Island.

HOMES on THE BEAUTIFUL ISLAND
IL OF vRsh8n. We bare for sale some
very choice pTg.erty that we offer In five
and ten-scre tracts.
For further information call al the post.
oflee or address JOHN +. BLACKBURN.
WI i3tM2t Nashon. King Co w r