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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-13
TRADE AND FINANCE.
snArrLK Nnv

SEATTLE, Nay Il
The wholesale grocery business Wa m.
only market with sicas Of activity TODAY
The extremely iaelemeni weather bea;s
the Gfc ous Of hopS.
MERCHANDISE AND PRopt-CF RI.
CkiffS-Dafiug the las - hour ne
Eaefo lsadise aud produce receipts A. thts
fot hANe been - follows pu7sf
sound SHORE vua4. = cars containing 20
t9us, lflss tons Of watch were Fn.rrhkn.
dise; Columbia & Puget Saend refir,sc -
tons; ScSttie, Lake Shar,s & EaSs.-n -sii,r.c
= csTs containing Is tons. Isl toas al
satea Scre ne-c1 aDdtse. the remai y,sser
sstas e0ai, luahcT and hgiek. Ssesfaer.-
hilsa A1aeFSoa u tors, Nerwfa 1 f.n
Ahhroc - focS. Cascade So toms N.-E
tAStcn $ teas, Clara BroWa - toys. So
cess - tons, Henry Raiicy 3 tons. T -,
regstffts. 49, tanS
Am0ns the receipts uens Is SACKS oats
~ rSGAs Wheat, l7l sacks mali "a 49,
l8rnti,s, 4 sacks cSbaayr. atCs $50 49,
- bat sack Soar. 5 tabs butter 4 .ssgs
eSSs - boxes aFpicS. 10 box,s s,esrS i
- safie butter. Il sacks oystsrs. lao t.,xs-s
hsffsHEs. y boxes chickens and xanas =
osspTs chickens. ; deer. Ia teas hay- ta,ss
anus y Dds tres. Sc cases coal AL. -
csses kisSy, loo balls 80 half aud q ar.
s2irc IDS txer, = cases mineral waser =
asaa eAfi2e- head horses, so.aoe feet fsss-
stisfMENfs-parsnr The i.ss A ne.~.
ssoseos Ana nsrrharsisse Aase been sAinos,l
s's4h sessoe 70 the sarros sdlng ccanfry
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SPOKANE FALLS NEWS.
The Railroads Again at war-Preva-
1enoe Of Pneumonia.

EfeRAkE FALLs, NOV, II--Ihe Semitic,
lake Shore 4 Eastern and the Northern
Pacific are once more ut dagEers points
over the crossing at Union Point. The
tracksarc being torn up by representatives
Of both roads. which will result In the
matter being brought into court
Pneumonia Ii very prevalent In the city.
Quite = number OF people are ct deaths
!. door In consequence,
Vim. Dourke, member of Hose Com
peny No. 2. died Saturday
The Republicans win have tlemonstra-
ti0n tomorrow evening. which win be
aurumented BY political clubs from eslssf
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TERRITORY NEWS.
Typhoid Fever and Small
pox at Tacoma.


TACOMA, Nov. II.~-Typhoid fever Is sfill
prevalent TO Al extent that creates some
ozneu. II clafne5 two Victims from one
fnmily yss4er3ay Edwin r. Hsnsford and
hfa nsiee, ida u. Hank Mr. Hanafofa
~ 3 fireman on the y. ?; r. r.. and
had bat recently arrived here. Miss
Dlankte parents reside af Forest Grove. Or.
NE had been visiting her uncle and aunt
Acre, 1t their residence, 81 south Twenfyy.
oikhfh street. Miss Biank died about II
e'c]sck lsst nIsbs. and III. Hsnaferd at 2
o'clock this morning. Unless her parents
send for the remains a Miss Bissk, they
Will both be barred here tomorrow. A
child 81 Mr. Hauaf0fd died last week Of
the ssme disease, and Others are sick
With Il
Pour wesl-de6nsd cases Of smallpox are
also reported ia the city. Two arc a. tie
pee&bonsss namely, Tom clarey. FROM
Bnekley, and john Anderson, from BID.
husf. or the other two one II man named
McDouga1l living beyond carson's mill,
and the other IL child OF ;. Z smith n
Twenty-niHth aud streets The school
children are being vsccinafed by order OF
the several school boards.
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WjCKKRsHAM SUES THELEDGEH
Fifty Thousspd Dollars Claimed for
I.fheI I'm the Brantnsr Matter.

TACOMA. Nov. 11.--suis was begun today
By Probate Judge Wickersham against X.
y. Ke4cbauei 10 recover $4,000 damages
~ Alleged libel. The complaint sets forth
th&t r. y Radebaaeb. ~ editor OF the Led-
0ef, Published or caused 10 be publlsbed In
hat paper on the 10Th. 2ist and I'D OF Sep
oembof, certain srticloe IN which the plain
IN. Xiekcfsham, was aliedged TO be guilty
Of the crime OF seduction and again OF
1rkud against the government that
tho headlines: flames wIckershaIi, Pro
bate Judge, Arrested for Seduction Ssri-
ous Charges Of Mrs. Brsntner: She Claims
that Her Daughter was Cruelty wronEed,"
are cited - appearing In large letters above
one Of tho arficles complained OF. and all
4reo are made part Of the complaint
Tho public r. familiar with the matter 10
which they relate. The complaint goes on
toaay that 81 the time and before said ar.
tlcle1 were published, the defendant we'll
knew that the matters therein contained
rejecting on the integrify and honor Of
the PLAINTIFF were false and pnbllshed
and with the intent 70 destroy PLAINTIFF
reputation with the people. and 10 destroy
his family relations and to iniure him in
III buslnoGss
There are three counts TO the complaint,
tho drnt two relating TO the allegations as
70 the seduction. and claiming $4,000 on
each, the third relating 10 the charge OF
fraud eRainst the government liz eonnee-
flon with the homestead entry OF sadie
6suutner and claiEiing $4,000 damages.
JudseD, aharpstein and Sullivan are coun-
eel for the plaintiff.
SUIT ron DIVORCE.
Ann burke filed libel In divorce to-day
IN the district court against her husband.
Peter Burke. charging drunkenness, neg
lect and cruelty. She prays also for de
crpc giving her certain property In her own
right. on the ground that Il belonged TO
her previous 10 their marriage.
a transcript OF judgment rendered by
Jpstico senter and an appeal therefrom,
was He'd In court In the case OF the Puget
Sound Furniture Co. vs. z. ID. Clayton.
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wuArcoN couNrY,s vorg.
The Democrats Elect oniy the
County Treasurer


Following il The complete vote % Wa,
com county. xhoning the fetal vote cNst
aFa tse majority Of each candidate
helegsie-Ailen7 64. Voorhees, tso Greene
w Aliens majority So1
hTiEadieF .ticaeral--A =. Ctrrv -
Hunt 80, CuFry-'s majority 80.
AdjgisptssenerAl-k o. D'Rrfca "a
HslloFy Butler see. o. nrIen's rasiaritv NJ
Prosecuting Attorney-ncnry Ne Rrjds
~ -. Thomas c. Austin (D.1 sat, Ne
Brides majority 81
Joint CoancihnRp-Alien Weir nv -
'hAs Donovan tfl.i Isl; weir's majority g-i
S"int representatives., 4. Tucker fRA
q: ~, ~. " L Baker tp) 40. fuckers mater.
:, Andi'aT-RGsa Eldrige fR.l 20. Phillp
n - see % -, Eidrise's majority ~
Rsetlt-SeorEe { Curtis ar SO, /. III
"S,Se.fsen a. -; Curtis msiorlty 200
a, lsaessafSs--M, I. Coape {Kl 50s, Morris
A,,'Ssriy ~ soi; NeCarsy's slaioritv Iss.
TresSie yaasc-M. H. Harris tRi S,ss' I
= naenSrd tlil &c Harris majority 50
,SvaNiF tointatsStouers-(, 8 KerSlfnr
~ = ~ tudwesth ~. 4. {. Porter M
IL ~; Npore ~ W. {. Chaplain I0i AZ
eAstscH tlA naSorities. kee>i;nF 90
taiwer,h lee. pester lss,
seaeol Sapeyinienaent-u J swim, m,
-. ~ = h bradley 10 80. swim's majority
ASseSsoN-A. ". Custer fgl rs N r
Gee lil.l 81, Casters naaiortfv pa
-, s0rlyyor-6eo. H. ladson lR3 "a I'm
h,'eN ID -; Jess9z's HsaSasits VI
tor0ner--N. ?. ChesnEs IN. ) ~. 4. s,t,o-
snh ID ~; Chesnet's majority -
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Harrison satisfncfnrx to- The pnne-

ROME, Nov. i2.-The Vatican authorizes
the expression of satisfaction with the
election OF Gen. Harrison. al whose hands
Catholic interests in America are not ex-
pecied to suffer.
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uc Republican sebiiee-Exriosion
0f Fire Werks- Notes.

~.
!. vhnNnftA, Nov. E--The Republican
yslnxnseuca IN this city last SssnF,4sv
sslika. sss enc which will loux he remess.
sxaeu ~ oiymrisns Is the greatest lahiice
s sxer sen on the upper soand. Long -
l lnxe .as ume for the procession 70 start n.
slrects "a the business partiun 81 tht city
wcre lammed with cath asiastie RrYghf
cans nearly every one ~ whom esrr5,s
ecmc in<trnineut with which 10 atlp f1,
Srease the noise. whieE was sseafenfp~
f t procession stsrtes about oarlecs
ceins headed BY an iaaraense noTn. Il
sess long, whleh Was pspressesi ~ NJ
@tp Mtg. who carried a Hsrrissf, Lao
ad showed OF the great inssrs,pessf "a
dsantsxe. The born was ezrrird ~
charles A. nfiiurS and lohr
Esad uas manipaisacsa Nv NJ. FFsnk
~ly9 who had IL constructed for rs
s Then followed the hsasi
enAihssSrcely be heard on seroanf
Mr.. ), nolss from The tlH ses,
ii processton Il MAS neces
SrpSs hseeezioa 10 march IA ne
who saia2 tee muddy streets. Nj
longer hoursS e s asssa "a ! w. e,
could purchase ~ Mon f0r sssal
1t abroad and spin \ Y residence
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rTREnEL
tMGRKF

fSED's EiIz. Teas. June 20 Isss-The
swift SPeelhe C9Inrsay atlanta. Ga--tstss
tisaaen One OF my cksdren was troui III
years We gave her various kinds Of rss-sii.
Ct =. ont without pro I, snd began to DESPAIR
OF sarsns beg q 81 | was psssaaied 70 Try
tefez.i eigtles the diseases all disappeared,
aai shs n now hsle. hearty aed keaitby
III i~sise y.a-s ga Another ehiit has
am using the ;. : = AID arricsr ste a yraRsE
azd rer-as1ea, cure. \. C wAaeesra-
Rfcu HTLi- No. IE'y :. 1SSs-TAs sw,r.
S,s,. 81 90, A,iSata- Sa.-GeniisEsn: o.
.at with ecxeEnA We trtesi the prrscf psi 81
from several sud toctors. b1s wiikcut slv
.. .sla a.. esas ,a,. We sred : $ and ~ n
nsai, AID by tae time she lad taken : :
bottles she was completely carcd. Nowsf
essrty ehsId- feel IL but my ss.ty g. -.
Lis statement Respectfully. II. T. Sas.iz.
CNATTAxooak. TxSx. June q, Iss-The
SlFtlt speease Co. Atlanta. aA-Gsntirrnan
s1tgst Physician, who treated me for ssrv.
crai months. BY his a,tvfre went - Cr.h
- BARD spriaSS ky- wae-e his coGrss a
eTed. a. I thought. bus the nsxt spr.sr ~.
kses oesaa 20 appear on ray fare and h.s.iT.
Inese gratn.liy Increased 70 ssares aad rSi;,-
tssnne>liate9y after taking it e.sns...rs,ss- :,
improve. slowly 81 fEst nrs nsore rnsLais
sstsf sarls. and soon ecthi1g re1aasrs.f 4,
til g nly troahse. Ny bs0of q NV H..
sasay eieansei. and nsg syssera IRE frs,f.
t--St Aa1 csc ny p-cseas esssstlifia5,-a
hssIess ssEs,-t1 ycsr r7seN1sosse. IcAeerfs.l.V
EiEe ths SfateHaeflt ia. oilers rSh.s 49,.
sA--SEc1 q Bar. may reap the sa57e ns,g7.-t
hASo1 n b02T. = HieS; lEtA 81
aosrR. Ia, Eay y isss-The swsst s-e-ss.
-. At.AliA. Ss-<sen tieHsea a sssIt ~
saFs A. Esy gstsseral hes IN gave wsv -.
49,. N-s - ceoltsiated tAst 1 Kirp,st
susd "a sNrr fseaEs VIII srzsa- Al
easss tse r2rstet41zs i aas TOR rze e-rsss,S-P.,
ttf1,A1rri resse1. ffir-iss lrssxis-s r..
ss.oali ssre = 5. 8 a fair trial s,rheS--.s
.issstsnt y woz2i b thriving awaS pseFs-.
ct taktrg t2oros1za ccarxe NV 49,
s1tnSsh resuTne1. and AUST sSy t,e-
= > = size eAred ne. rs dkscsrsss-i 81
- wn1e 1Szns n "A q fonSc e5t, -
: 10y recoInEaessd r. Tor eessrri rss.,l7.,-
:" ee-.A-As = sspse1nc- WE nIoazsJ II
=, n,,n.I LII kncw Mr.. ". r. Rrx,ess a.
t-st "A statefnen1 n csrrrcf
soaxxA saxlroa. hraeza<s
Lreeel.e O Rood end Gkza D3sr~>rs ,,..,.,
s,sss1 nS s~vr &Erxy1a Co Dravr-
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With q Republican Con-
gress and president in
sympathy with our Ter
ritorial government the
almost immediate admis-
sion of Washington tothe
Union of States is posi-
tive. Such a just and
fortunate act would
mean a doubling Of our
present Population and
the adding Of millions of
dollars to the wealth Of
the new State OF wash
ington. The develop
ment of our Coal mines,
Iron mines and Lumber
ing industry, building
of Sawmills, Blast Furn-
aces, Rolling Mills and
Coke Ovens. Then will
c~Il>- okno
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remedy free from complications; EASY Ia
use. and so harmless that il can be admin
istered 20 the youngest children with i'm
punity. Semitic any address upon recent
OFFS
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raellle Navls,...,.. .omnanr.

TACOMA. Nov i2.-suppiemental articles
Of the Pacific Navigation
|Corlpany were filed In the auditors ONCE
oedey. The purpose OF the company, as
est.iorth, 10 10 build, equip and operate
eugs, boats, steamers and other
yeescls, and to conduct general
ehipping business anywhere within
the waters of Puget Sound
er without; to carry on all business con
nected with shipping: TO act either as car
rlers Of passengers or freight: to do tow.
ing, pilotine, etc.; TO erect the necessary
etc. The capital stock Ia $4,000, divided
into 800 shares The directors aye three.
Byron barlow, Joscphus D. Cauehran aud
Calvin 4. Harlow, with the provlso that The
number shall he Increased TO Ave after the
18th inst, TO he elected by the stockholders.
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Franklin Ns,,.

-. tRANNliN, Nov. f2-I1tslc Jennie. she
- car SO eAushtrr 81 M saa Ms. Mns.
s.,s.', 49, On The issh - 8 malignant
,',.a - Nlrotaeris; aisa Robert Jones. ,Ae
esst Ncspscted and eaile.nx ;eas.s,,rr. = ,sss
lre'FS, ted Illness. azsS. 3.
SOB, :. IL scoSz- tke successful ransI
es.s "a iae republican ticket far rern-
st 1919. entertained his n9rarrssp.
S, u a rieat roy3i ssSssan :; 81.
~elis AZ Stairway evening
James Negvaa, TIE r.s,,,i., ss.,.a. =. y,
J - : s1cFs,. who has lsss.1 s5ss - =. -.
Ss{ 5. IS again $, his post
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wALLA wALLA NEWS.
Progress Of the Raiirosd-suits In
xoIvInx school Lasd Lease.

wsLLA wALLs. Nov. i2-fully 1000 men
arc at work on the ismile contract on the
Eureka Flat branch OF Hunts railroad.
The contract expires December !. and
there IL no doubt that the work viii be
finished BY that time The end OF the
track coming from walinla here II about
10 miles away. The gradlsg in this city 10
accomplished. Lack oil ties delays work
somewhat.
Almost daily, men who have been al
work in the caissons of Snake river bridge
at Riparia are brought 10 the hospital sick
with fypho-malaria. some seriously.
saturday near starback. Ambrose Barnes
right knee was broken by kick from q
horse he was trying to blanket.
Notwithstanding the overwhelming
proof OF Harrison's election. thousands OF
dollars are held awaiting the officials verb
hcation.
Hangate's drug store was burglarized
Saturday through a rear window, aud q
few dollars taken.
X. u. Mackenzie leaves Thursday for
Scotland, 10 spend the winter.
The eases brought by the United States
against various farmers using school lands
under leases from the county commissioner
will dispose OF the troublesome question
probably for all time 10 come.
Saturday the wife OF W. S. Clink, serving
q long term IN the penitentiary, obtained a
divorce.
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GILMAN NEWS.
A Contractor Dangerously Hurt
General Prosperity.

GILMAN, Nov. la. D. Guilfoil, bridge
contractor on the Seattle, Lake Shore &
Eastern railway, near Snoquaiine Falls.
met with an accident Friday that came
near being fatal. In moving one OF his
pile-drivers some Of the timbsrs slipped,
letting the machine fall upon him. His
men carried him to the Hop Ranch hotel,
where he now lies in a critical condition
Hopes are entertained for his recovery.
The Gilman Steam Sawmill Company
have their new mill in operation and are
doing good business
The mines are being run at their utmost
capacity. with peace and harmony, since
the election of new officers
Everybody has settled down to work.
with contentment and renewed energy
since the election.
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AT 81
Their |
price,
Afadi|
postc|
can Il
land
Is no
the u
~ VII
ont II
impi
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Railroads I'm sih.rin

ST. PETERSBURG. Nov IA powerful
American syndicate is about to be formed
for the purpose OF building railroads in
Siberia. Besides a large subsidy the gov
erament win give 100000 roubles yearly
for transportation of mails and conyiets.
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pea,h Of tbe r.r, oe-n

ham. Earl Of Iliaan, is dead. He was IS
years old. ~ was made knight Command
er oilsaih for his services In the Crimean
csyrpaign, during which he took part in
sle famous charge Of the Light Brigade at
Balakiava. He had held the rank of gen
eral In the army since lSGS.
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shippinr Inlzfiigencs

LIVERPOOL, Nov. L.. - Wheat Qui,
holders offer freely. Corn strong; dema,
good; new mixed Western, Is 1914 !
Genital.
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September, 1855.
Having thoroughly overhauled these
presses in our own machine shops, we can
guarantee them to be in good running
order.
TERMS: We win sell these machines
for o partial cash payment, giving time on
balance, and will take second hand me
chimes in trade. Any parties desiring sec
ond-hand presses will do well to write us,
as we are constantly receiving bargains
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remedy free from complications. eaxx IA
use. and so harmless that il can be adrnin-
istered 20 the youngest children with i'm
punity. Sent TO any address upon recent
Of s..
We append few Of the many thousand
unsolicited testimonials we have in orr No.
session to show that the "Carbolic SMOKE
Bali has met with and is entitled 70 an-
precedeated success. No medicine ever In
vented has become so popular. Over mil
ion smoke Balls In use. and we HAyr
ct 10 HEAR THE FIRST COMPLAINT.
! had liberation of the lungs Used 10
throw up cupsfull of slime and corrvpttsn-
oftea psfrSd irifA biosd. Ny head was
stopped up with terrible case of cstsrrh
used the remedies according 20 directions
Smoke Bail and Debellatorl, and in three
weeks time was as well as ever | was. !
II. ScHAKEI, 502 Market ST, ST.
was attacked with hay fever regularly
for - years. Breathing through the nasal
passage was an impossihility. l began to
use the Carbolic Smoke Ball. and am COM
pletely cured. Sworn TO. C. HIcksoS, NJ. ID
and throat. l used the ''Carbolic smoke
Ball, and IL completely cured NE.
ALBERT HALL, Il Kesrney St
Can add my testimony TO the efficacy of
"Carbolie Smoke Ball" IL cured me OF
severe cold and Observation-Disclosures. l can
~ 70 uAtOAC hGuCEAu& flVm
head, throat or lung trouble.
THO. RKIcHRRr,
Surveyor-Genersl, California.
Carbolic Smoke Ball cured me Of asthma
JOHN +. WALLAcK,
supt Western Enien Tel Co, indianapolis
II cured me OF the worst kind of catarrh.
GEO. NJ. +. NEwcoMB,
Bookkeeper l., B. & w. R. r., Indianapolis
By use of half Smoke Ball was cured
of cafarrh. REV. A. p. SrorT,
Author of Chronology Of Christs Life, and
other works, Indianapolis.
The remedies, smoke BALI and DE
bellatsr, are for sale at Stewart q Co.'S
Kellogg's, Lang's and Hasbrouck's, Seattle
and at Stewart & Bros, and Bonney's, To-
coma.
Price of Full Treatment. IS, 90.
jalsatuth Ask your druggist for it.
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rxUxe.ArHrc MARKETS..

49,
SAr FnkxcEScc. Nov. 12-Whest-The
/ tone Of the market IL softer shippers are
not inclined TO pay over 81 90. Quote 81 90
f>sl sfs<- Options. buyer season, u 5s;S'
buyer 1888. 81 Ga
Bsrley-Denand Light and ieeliag eazier,
although no decline. Qzote feed Sc
Oatx-0ver 1000 bags arrived to-day nom
Oregon. giving buyers greafer oppor.
fHnify for selection Quote choice feed
81 %. lower grades 81 csizEai i7l3. ae-
eor9iDg to quality.
P0saso>s-l5oo sacks Oregon arrived To-
day The market Is well stocked quote
F<1aGr
Hofs-xo activity 10 the market: quiet
and dull 81 last quotations
Butterflies for fancy grades wen
maintained. Fancy, &xaas1ze; store io's-
sndS5c.
Eggs-Choiee very scarce. and sellers in
sist on fEu figures; fresh. 4ae5ec' store
lots, 5s345c.
No charter
xEw YORK STOCK REVIEW
xgg YoEK. Nov. i2-The stock market
was more active than Lass week. but weak
and declining almost the entire day, prices
az close being materially lower al over tbs
list
EXCHANGE AND SECURITIES
yEw YORK. Nov. i2-Money ON call easy
at asz1s- Last loan z; closed offered
Prime mercantile paper 4izte5l1. Sterling
exchange steady; 81 sd for 6eday bills;
81 s7i< for demand
4 IL tr-4<
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Alien Has 81 Maiorifx i'm Asotin.

AsoTIS, Nov. l2.-The result in Asotin
county, all precincts in, is; Allen "a ma.
jority: WEIGH lR.l joint councilman, IS
majority; 0iiphant (R.) joint representa-
tive. q majority. The county ticket Id badly
mixed. The published estimate Of $50 for
llienfS vQrifed
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CYLINDER PRESSES.
loB PRESSES.

Isl o. s. Gordon, no Throwoff, xii 3 ITO
19-1 do do with Throwof, xii. 10
20-1 do do no Throwof, 5lSxl0. as
2i-1 Columbian, no Throwoff, 6x9 10
FL Universal, with Throwoff, xii Iz5
81 o. :. Gordon, no ThrowoH. ska. ITO
I'll do do with Throwoff, 10xi5 200
Dbl do do with Throwoff, IOxl5 200
81 Peerless, with Throwoff, l0xl5 80
I'll do do do l0xl5 go
81 do do do 10x15. $50
2s-l o. S. Gordon, no Throwof, l0xl5. 100
S0-l Globe, with Throwoif, l8x19 80 $50
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CAUTION

ssBsvnrs o. Fraud. - my name and the
mice are stamped on the bottom OF Al ny
Advertised shoes before leaving the fsctczy ,
which protect the Bearers against nlxh
prices aad interior goodz- III ceaier onen
n 4 DOUGLAS shoes At reduced pE1ec,
o. snyx he has them Without my name anc
price stamped on the bottom, put MN
dawn e fraud
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THANKSGIVING DAY.

All the candidates having msjorities are
Republicans except one, viz, Gus. Nsher,
Democratic candidate for Commissioner.
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Everybody =, wh.,eom r,,,,

Wa sEcoN. Nav al--For .ha 49,. -.
ees ,sssss ass heea sssspessssi n ssvar !,
49, sck. Considerable aaouey hsx shs~e,.i
asnas On ne fesalrs Exerse ssv sev.ss :
sfse mum be- q liberal eersaerz;xss rrs,i.,s
e he ehxngsA tsth yfessaen,ia. ma s,sr
ssesslcnAh We nos xetc for sdssisssos.
Nc . ~cse hoera Policy generally.
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Think. slsniexisn.aa


BERLIN, Nov. l2-The Swedish explorer
Wesimsrk has received a letter from a
friend on the Congo expressing a conf.
dent belief that Stanley is dead.
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DIR. GEO. a. REICH.

DIR. H. ID. Err,
GRADUATE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF
VI Pennsylvania, makes specially Of
diseases of the eye, ear and throat Treats
private, chronic and skin diseases. Re
moves cancer, tumors and ulcers without
pain or use of the knife.
Office, corner Third and Cherry streets.
Hours. 9 a. m. to 4 p. m.
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CHICAGO, Nov. i2.-chsrley Way, Chi
nese laundryman, was shot In the head
aud probably fatally wounded by a dis
lepe'sole woman this morning. The
woman escaped.
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OBITUARY.


JrD9E 5OBEPH E0gsLAsN-
SPOKANE FALLS. Nov. I1.--Jud&e Joseph
Douglass. receiver Of the United States
land Office. died this morning Of Q clock
81 pnenm6nia. He was a native OF Harris
b4fK, Pa. but has been . resident Of this
ejfy since 1884. Be studied ct West Point
h The class with Grsnt and Mcdowell.
cHAKLEs =. p. WOOD.
poKr Towrsrwp. Esy. f2.---ChasIes r. p.
Wood. formerly manager Of the Discovery
mill, died suddenly Mt Oakland. Cal,
Saturday last, The deceased was well and
fayorab1y known on Puget sound for
MIS-. y. D. HILL
HoRr TOWNSEND, Nov. i2.-Mrs. y. ID.
Hill. 4 most esfimabie aud Christian lady,
lied last evening, aged G5. Her descend
ants comprise some OF the most popular
and worthy citizens OF Port Townsend.