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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-29

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Mound BEILDEEs-


rtRDN IA an 1HE1 Aa1nfs-
goa2 Scrillger owns a good farm
nessr karies CEsT. IA FloVE county,.
Iowa, % tae ca ssrn part 81 whleh i a
bong, low ridge. RAINING direct y Nor y
and south, and dotted With some %
mounds about three fee5 n Aefzhs
aEasI from Is 10 = feet n length. TIE
regularity AID even appearalfe o. this
Fit4ge aad often been talked about.
ans the impression grew that e has.
been maize bg human hands. Bat ne
ore eoala hazard : guess when II
was there when the pioneers xeat 70
Iowa, and the f1tiiIa traditions. whicn
ran back many hant rets wears. were
yoSsry compared With Il Last week
Prof Webster got permission from
Mr.. Seringer % open some OF the
uOanes. aHd up % DATE he has dug
into los re Z Of them His End IS 80
skeletons IN various stages OF sreser-
walton. sonle ssiss4 and others erum-
/ biIag q dist The ridge was found 70
be coEsbiera5ly harder tisaa the sur
rounding prairie IL i Il had been
cult and pounded firm 70 secure a
-eli1 f0IRaatIon. The Tnternaeats
hasl evidently been made on the
surface OF the ridge By cover
I saE the bodies wish ear1h
and packing Il harsI enough -
she'd water. All the skeletons
we're in cr0aehing position.
the thighs being drawn mp close
to the Jaws, and the heads we're al
/ pointed tewari the easE. Taking tee
iemIT bones IS a guide, Prof Webster
/ thinks that ase~t OF the skeletons ara
those Of people aboas I've
/ feet seven in hes IA height,
and On the same basis he
T figures that S0Ir Of them are those
/ OF men who mHst have been seven feet
I tai The sE j. most Of whieh are
very well preserved are those al a
very i0E orsier II being The t0ps
{ are ahn0raIaiiy think and the frontal
/ bones slope back abruptly over the
eyes. while the lower i4Ws pr0trllE.e 50
{ inst the Under teeth strike outside ans.
n front o. the upper oaes. Thus lar. IL
geaeraI ceat0lT. the ~kuti re-enl bic
/ those Of the prehistoric EIoand bGila-
srs n Ohio. indiana and Wi-con-io.
hGt there the sIIl4i aTitv ceases. The
I skeletons found By Prot Web Ter
sh9E plainly marks of tire, as Il
I the 3ezh had been burned from The
/ bones before burial Another stranga
/ tking Is the entire abseEee Of ant thing
{ Ike SeaFons q var or It S-e s.1stse o.
even PERSONAL triasets. IN the mounts.
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zb0ls slfca places. Inzlieatlss that TIE
friends II EEe 9eceaxetI h.nl cele fsttee.
their fnterWe1t with tlEara !
{ least, are also EnI-zlng The only
sain$ f5gnd 3es5 = the Ike, et0ns tlas
F Tar i q ios II sEuzsa pottery OK very
( crude Ge-ign and make bat one pisce.
a small "a e o. uru, aefnE com plegs
{ enough 20 give an lea o. zhat II Is.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-29

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AxoTEEa waaEEegE


E,f. l. Terry RI : contract tester
dag 10 ChAFJeS z. B-swn s0r the ean-
s1TzzEsga * . tEo story corrugated
s-sa xxrehoEss 5fxIsa fret y azzen-
sisEs. The warehouse VII DC algrg-
SIZE & Harrington & -nslEhs new
warehouse. zast exsezIs3 from the alley
wess % EozsneTaisl street 70 tie
Pgzset Seaaa SEors railroad Pers9ns
haze appl;esi f8r the lease OF Ehe rev
wharf and warehouse as a monthly
rental 0f go tg8z 40 contract his vet
been etoaea- Mr. Brown viii com
meaez work az aaee, an9 complete the
new warehouse ~ the earliest pessi=Ee
dtEe
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Tie f8li0xlng &ssegzfes we're eaesstsst
10 tie I.eFg ni.eam tsrfitGFia8 esgnssEa-
fissa from Eheki,at county Nm.
Canning. A. T.. NisscF " =. Pres
By, G. Z Keinharf. z. o. Dunbar. 4.
H0&af5 sos SAITH. y. 3. Brook :.
2 F0NleT. I5s Yes ifs AMI J Hga-
saker They favor Hon. z . Dan
bar Tor s4eiegats.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-29

pEsra oE a F1ENxE C-ztzzy Meas
reacHel SETTLE yesssrlsr qS tas death
q NJ. AssJs. an oIl ~eatsa4za "a ke.
for q sgEsser o. Eez-~- was eeurece
wish t8e Seattle. E.4zuae- & CONNER
c.4 Ma CcmaAnv ot Eais e.Er. eut
s.aa asts-gE zrgs yetz-ue4i - BIS hal5e
IN Whsa2Ssa Tsuigz b. re-i,ssurs
il rssgts be raa4e q he>s gf i-ier1s
aa1 Vv5s revres sa heaE thas hs has
gone sger Is - nfs-1rtrr
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rgEgrToEIaL roLrTTes-


Peer TszNsKs5. Asz 1..-Tke IlsIa-
syerzsie eosufy convention 81 -aa Islas.
county Esst AZ FrttaF Hsrh1T estGr-
cay last AMI ug1z5aasesi the toiloSlrg
s;ekee sheriff. J. " Kaslsr: add tor.
john II ReNmans sehosa saperlr-
tsnsest. CsAFies =. Lei-xers c5gafy
csn4ss5 ssSsrsFs. john " Gray. Bert
Tipp zaa Y " Coussas
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Seztfk. Lake Shsre ( Eastern
kaifNay Csmpany.

wv AND AFTER. JULY - Isss. AMI
~ aarsl further aof3cs, s-zius VIII run
a 80 lows.
~ ssEZzzy AID nj EzNEHtkTE FSfeTS-
L.ye -sa -1ss a. 80 N. BIT Gilman t--sa N
- Ss-frIe s.. g ? N. AIT Gilman rs , n
EeFar1.zs--
" - yrssSrl $50 , n arr Sessfie - , n
ave tssfrnaa ne a N. ar SexEf2e E---i p n
- sSsxaxTsz AID ESTxzSEDtkTx PsfSTs@
Iv Seattle b Sc N. n Sreaamisn ls,.ne "a
E4erzrai2g-
Ii SaoAonssh - % P N. ~ -eSr-'e = pm
To SMITH ) esVx- SasS- EDSEw2-ER- akgKcs-
"a P&Sz- yEsLER AND xSsTH
Leave Sezfzse B-.s9 N and Is ? N
kerzxslaa--
Leave kssGA $50 n and >. e , N. ArTsv-
nag 1t SzsSsrle ISIS = n and 80 2 m.
a. daily B" daily except Sunday.
Pains c0uaSet Sc Gilman win STAGES for
FAILS GifT. SEsnqssainis Falls and Hop
RAffh AID AZ Nesier VIA SteS-ner lor
points On LAKE n xshlcg-oH
IA < sJYNE- w JENSSISt7S
r-ai1 Master. General Pass A gent
W z TEG2NEf-I-. Manager.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-29

Primaries siil BE- held on the Gzt7 dag al
AsEzst. ists, a. follows. Ia the city Of -
st15s- FROM SD p. IA. - p r. at tie fol
.gv11e p.are-
FIrs5 S. ara a. ~. ezEiae horse On SgssA
Eaiut s1reez
Seeoaa y ART a. tae eu=sae hagze On Co
lrntta ssr@sf
uzslrT. eu EaaIr street.
Faursa Aazs. &C tls Bez1oTa engine
aeEse
Ia 0fear Vr'sviaets f-3ra a'c-9rk p. "a. a
p E5- 90 -1e 4slsial gqf.gx pfares.
"a arrertlslce 9it1 a restsllssgz1 81 sie
's--iEsr 81 cerfTs4 c1Hslyt'-s-s. e = -erum-
alsaF.esi tsat "a. e precinct =. reurs-es-ssi
- - sai 2 ssssf 80 teisgas4.S saF-serer 70 =
ressl1 fzr ieeu as % at1e1t. and that "a
rssear llafs5ilz a. h sosense ~ SAY deia-
n e. ais pr94y BE- Efesg ualv ~ . .tziy
Elss,. So Eszsa5sr ,gf 3 = leiega-igfr
J. e. HA}SE>. Ehzlruz1
= 2 FgGEEsr. >serszm-v
49, a r.Ffszr F,ss
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shiprlnS Inssllirenee.

Fz- TaEssE, 50 AK =. ~ Arrl ge1 o.
"a " t3rose tktn Amelia
Fa- NAuseaN, Avg @>--A~gtvs' r.
X Ne.e MAJ >s.lci-- >caF la
--Ecaasr
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ia 8 reese Trv4t
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IS l5s~z~c Dro seattle -ty Ns1ic2
ii ra tlearel -BS ~. 3. s5a3 res
= srta.7s,t.
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AErsTRE GO -aE ANEEI4. -- The
tarkenyne Aasella Cagts5a Neabsh.
ir Ca2-iss II Well lac l5
ce=s-tl-s. E-r-sci Jas: syrale<. tseiva
dEVs i-aa Ssa Ersacsace. wlsA ta
tssa- ns sraeras Werca sss3 See >zzs-
fe ffaF l5-e raE -he a-s 81 81
Ea- E4keev g. ac3 tuosr lee
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r. Ese llnss-sF sTaAe tsSEeea
ass ssaH8 AS -4z.tv.ea i>lsrz1 1eT
sEF FesrF
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BROW \

4 EAFEs TESTERS W8AEF EoR "a
4. e1laa. aTu 2s2 5E -kaazzz1 81 =
a a eTSry sHsss- e ss.zles24T al ~
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g-.As
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Steamer Skagit Chief

kAFES -EAFTLz. IRON TTsE TR--
II Wharf. every >Gnsiay no-rslilE. 81 ~.
- Las.9ii1i'-, iuGcl1z a. Clfntau. Ptr-
.i'-sl- >fAzEgeg saif c .isgf..sfr
aeszrI4a.s Msuasa7s
leaves every FslreiaF morning On 81.
.s''-sa s1s - Clinton. faI1-.svit1ss f-ssa,..i-
i-as'gHns,,- E-stsas asrbor xa.t 40. ~ Esr
Dor
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f-f 3s---s, ps.s-te - ariFa.e sneurp5o1s
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eez t-elgas eal 1ss arsrlv "a asY,x,.s -
- AaF Baby No.
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Call for Republican County
Convention.

TS ACCORDANCE WITH A RESDLE-
! ton Of the Republican County Comm II
Tee % King county. a Republican c8uufy
convention - hereby called. - BE held Il
me seattle Turn FeTeiu hail. IN the eiEv 81
cattle. GA -AfgTyiag, the ~ sag II -epseni-
Der. q r. O'Clock A. m. for the purpose ui
euaufF affises. selecting twenty Delegates
~ siteud the territorial convention % he
held AZ ElieDs6arz 8a the Iith ,iav u -,sp-
tena Der uexr- ard = tTaazaet s1Ich 0fiier
1asiues. IS mar b. Presented.
The committees have zitaFtc3 the s0illN-
in< aBporriaazneuf. TO each precinct QUE
delegate at larre. aad il aliaffiau tI2eTers
cue deisgafs fsf every gffV votes O. rnajge
fraction Of dfiy votes cast a tns 1asr grn-
er1I elacriau f8r the Republican candidate
fi5s probate Judge Epua Eais basis 81 rep
reseutatioa rue several pgnet1efs VIZ be
entitled - select delegates 81 follows.
ATsafsa'=
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STEAMER N. E. sUsR0s,

CARING e : MA1J
LsaHss S-azlae far EiHaans1.. N1k go.
GzrFsrfiis anss sualoH5sa
Daily, except -unda y.
Yer .-Eig4- g razsayss t1gEs7s 81 ho4zd
Or a. = esse~ y Azrf
e. q Ez - NFLEl 2. y s.sager
L.r.--.n . n----.. . -. .......-..
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TACOMA.
The cs-operatit~ Taagie-G. a. r
HaiisE-Iraehrrs. Irstlsafr

aFFARsA tnestE4tF.
TAtast. Aus Hon Elwo~8
Evans has takca yards aaa warts "a
testsunay IS referee IN the es57set -
TIE p4embers % tife cooperative eans-
pane and thslF employees AL oshas
erc'lsf1fs There have h.eu Fs7-s-
poHemeats snd vcsats1ssf delays r. the
proceedings sthga; nam aer ne hss
becuWa Inpatient as lass. o. ratars
his pzsen Aas rescued q lasit, an5
he has given uutsae . tae sruv -
counsel engaged that nashiag ~i-e
shall BE- asos-s a. ester fa aa& t5as
the sFsptaruf ulei~t praceet ts-z ssar
fos FanFu,ax af D. 8'e-aes. Fafl8etnr
j. tie llus array 81 7s1nssi .asefe. tetl
james y Ashton. Facar1af & arsrssa
CSrr9i & Ge3ner. 81 e. Sha-ss,ssfa
Magsa2il X. sect. ass Il <ersaaa h
AagFF
Ihe tr1aale here - sts-s win w
thst a cooperative eosapauT "a a-
took % wFa h. sua jmgrare TAasas
ayenaa lae 4n aHsesut ala to3s1as.t
Trey ssN tHe Gs+t4kr ata- srssf
hat throa-h. ap3 sac esas ss-tssss
nfoAe s. &us asts5ae ast az- csst al
Es e. csur c,e fhr zurs. xaieh whsz
de1e saast nearly egr~s haF con
ucet@ eta is sa vvrv haa rgAt
D. ararelt .es iata ezat. z-E tEe
several rsfs.ss .stsersts3 cash = -e,a
separate Attorney Egfreaar 81 tAert
has ttkre lH..Hsa et a-la zaE
taf seft g. en rEtaa fhe ~
so NES bts rFVgr t.re -a1ese4 e.
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The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1888-02-18
The Louisiana Republicans.

The Richmond tVa,) Wing retains vivid
recollection of the evils of radical rule, ana 1t
is moved to express itself thus at the announ'
cement of the action of the recent kepublicaD
convention in this State:
That the Republican party shoald again
nominate a man with his record for Governor
shows that it is still the same bold reckless
and corrupt organization that held nigh car
!, ,z,I lae southern states during tue recon
struction period, when, by aid OF the coiored
vote. II cot possession of most of the state
governments and plundered the defenseless
White natives almost as long as there was any
thing to steal. Doubtless they hope TO repeat
that performance, but it is not prooable lhae
they will have the opportunity OF dong 50,
Indeed, we do not believe the people would
again submit to suclf a state affairs. AT that
time the raseality ole the carpet-bag govern
ment was carried on virtually under the pro
lection of the fedeS Il bayonets, and many
things had to be submitted to which would
not now be tolerated for day.
The convention which nominated Warmot II
the other day was composed of 3l0 delegates
of whom 800 were negroesI 1t is by no means
creditable to the negroes that they thus
evince their willingness to restore the condi
ton of affairs which existed twenty years as"
and it COOS far to justify the claims OF those
who declare that self-preservation demands
that our local governments be kept out OF the
hands of the Republican party. as now organlz-
ed in the south. The people OF Louisiana have
once had o taste of Warmoth's administration
and they are not hankering for nrnore. They
will see that he is buried under an immense
Democratic majority.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1888-02-18
JUDICIAL NOTICES.
DUBLIC SALE
Pro Iate Court, Parrish of st. Landry.
ESTATE OF JOSEPH p. BAY AND WIPE, DgoD.
No. 1927.
ESTATE OF PAUL j. BAY, DECEASED.
No 4757.
~<Sr~NS'NSH->~NS'>S'I IN-"~0ONNSNr>S><S
TDUBLIC SALE

By virtue of an order of the Honorable the
Probate Court in and for the parish of Saint
Landry there will be sold at public auction,
to the last and highest bidder, by the under.
signed administrator or duly qualified auc-
tioneer at the last residence Of the deceased,
in the town of Vile Plate, parish of st. Ian
dry, on WEDNESDA Y, February 90, 1888,
the following described property, belonging
to the estates of Joseph. P. Ray and wife de-
ceased and Paul j. Bay deceased, to.wit:
lst The last residence of said deceased par.
ties, consisting of lot of ground situated in
the Town of Vile Plate, parish of ST. Landry,
La, containing about twenty superficial ar
pents, more or less, bounded north by land Of
Theodore Coreil, east by c. Dossman, south
by public road leading to Bayou Chicot and
west by DIR. j. H. Parker, together with
dwelling house and all other buildings and
improvements thereon.
I'd. One branding iron.
Sd. One COW and calf.
4th. Bed, bedding, blankets, sheets, quilts
and other small articles for household use.
5th. One lot pots, spinning wheel, / jar,
chairs, trunk, cooking stove, kit carpen.
ter's tools, l armoir, bed and bedding, !
home made cupboard, | suspension lamp,
wash h-stand, table, lot dishes, clock and
other articles too numerous to mention.
Terms and Conditions.
|. The movable property to be sold for
cash on the day of sale.
,. The immovable property to bo sold for
one-third cash on the day of sale, and the re-
naming two-thirds in two equal annual in
stallments.
Purchasers to give their notes with eight per
cent per annum interest thereon from matur.
ity till paid, to be secured by special mort
gage and vendors privilege on the property
sold until full and entire payment of principal
and interest of said notesAwith 10 per cent
additional as attorneys fees in case of suit to
enforce collection.
JAMES WIGGINS,
Jan. %, 1888. Administrator.
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