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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-25
TACOMA.
Reduction OF County Valuation
The Terminus srhags.

Tacoma, Aug. aAe~la& county commits
siDners hsYe been sitting as al equaiiza.
tion board Tor LaaIe taaa week, and have
about eVm rlttSa theif lsaorS Ihey ba~s
faisai the assasasauHk ~ many Instances
Hid eat Il iu n'htiy nstfe. 80 that the tetnl
La 81 Tn rcaasy valuation Is ubout
(a11,tfA
me commissioners have bal cutie a
Wrexflc 10 ntjastiix III differences cquil.
ably tetween the cltHaHd county psapegty
Iif geisefai cerfp'sfit was that city prop
tfiF had been assessed ioa high, and lae
eoistaissi0asfs' uter has been. bssieer.i
during the session bY eity property own, rs
demanding a rlii They claimed that the
assessment within thc eity limits was ont
OF proportion g. that outside A. rssuit
sblui ssiA.epo has been eai OF Ia the city.
Before this was done, hoartef, . yers
thnfousi. canvas ~ the country wss made
Every ctass 81 land saf iaud ia every
Direction was en1aidsna aad eampaFlssn s
male
Another feature ai the session was the
EsfaEglr hctacen The TIVE sides 81 Pacific
avenue, the oWafts "a each sida clailnfnw
that thcy should r. Assessed lself iAan
thcse. oa the other n wlil bo uq,ier
ais,od that this altitude % thc pfapurig
osAefH Is NOT IN eftfg tBg enc II Is ~.
served FOR The HHaual meetinr ~ she
e4ast. saiinn board. AZ De aihes Sltnts Sc IL
The Other mAn thai saeu 3 BE- heda,ed
iowfF
4 numtsF 81 diaafcsesfssf JUDGES gave
their aiflHinHs, wisieh. eddy enough. we're
about Equality divided
TsiE TERMINUS Saloon OUTRAGE
ltnaw dsseisJs that tac man who was
bsatrp aud Fsotri IT. tha Tefmiuus sasaau
yesiesdaf mpru.ug was Haf barley VII
SON The n1aa was Ia sturur yratsrsing
from She taleiE Of whisky ana jbe 4, atihe
nv bat rfeelfea, and y o. thttt i,sro unaAii.
70 speak fef hi6is,3f. hla V ~ ideptfsrf "a
bssre cifa CHARLEY Wilson hs man Who
claimed % kueW hiut &c gave hls nassy
TODAY ~ AhsiFVW Hsgslnom Ileis eru-
siderable worse for fbs gisare ,feissti
WI Harrington, the man arrested isr az.
rebaefys ~ A. taken before fRsf..e Sentar
ie.tia{ ana cammillEi g. JAN in default 81
tiiNo bEii. 1ae other arts alsses 81 haft
bad hand in the OUTRAGE has mos etea
arrested Af4GpYHa have b,-eu lnsits iis.sr.
tug aFah tae cas,' ara tAssr az, In t1s
Hands Of the proc raiiss atfaguey
xNt8NpiEu SOUTH
Nofk ass teEsn YESTERDAY ~ Nelsas,
NeNeelf. tSieu1ing fhv srfert fsfleav 81,
faeibe Ntfute sssIia ffana its fsf4ee af irs.
minus % lha railesv aetqst az ~fYtutrt ,stl
sitptt on 20 Twenty ;hiriI sffgst Iee
vNfs WtA b. eauif tftH tAis eesE
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FOR SALE.

90 acres at the head of the
bay. This is one of the
finest pieces of acre prop
cray that is offered for
sale in the city.
One lot corner OF CONNER
cial and Main. This is
one of the best corners
that is offered for sale in
the city at the present
time. 1t is a fine busi-
ness location.
120x120 feet square, COR
ner Of Mill and Second.
This is a magnificent
corner.
0ne-half block on Fourth
street.
One lot on Third street:
fine location.
Two valuable farms, well
improved: only six and
eight miles from the city.
Ihe aaaTe Iiss ef properties s-e All 'irst.
Ass All VII ray &s4y capitalist g ezArz-
IS tssEm.
iEFlER & DISH0I.
2aSss Conn rial st.. Seattle IT.
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MRS. II. NJ. NJ EwS.
TYPE WRiTEs COPYIsT ALL KINDS
L OF typewriter woTk executed. Office
room :. tiertion Hardware building
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-25
TRADE AND FINANCE.

~rxrvssx, Avg -.
MERCHANDISE AND PzoDrcE RE-
cE5rTe--fJwfing she s<xt "a Bears
ss<Fxhszzlse xssd rruszset sssf nssn
rsresxess Is Es&ttse a. fu91sws. RSr
puags eesn1 e1assre =ok4 = ears. seEtfie-
4 - -Ar<e z Emsxerz "a tonss GssnnsfssA q
Pexrf resGssa - tssas Prsrnie- 3 s5zs
alszksn ssess. ffiynnrsAfz far. Hsssale
tea ws=8 sFln<- Aanf7e sass- lara
fsrpsFrl ~, f1zss. Gssezste tssas. Fsess Efss1
500. Etfsth sars- An11z tie recSs -
es~e Fzza ralsons aatlx. 20 bead zzees. 10
raeks fsezsaes kc1eF barter. - boxes = p
Ts2es. szrkx essrn. BOXES re4ss. = sexex
esa-zs. . ssezs Eessf. exf load szessrzs.
ezr Essntsr. - cns< eKzs. boxes fr1Es.
seals ard eaoys ehseksas and ezrfi~s
hfs9es
FREsGIfT zf1kFHES TS-flayizx ths psss
u ssours frefghf has heea ssaiFTesi ffena -
nf1Se - follows Per 1cstsis. Lake Store
4 Raekern. q ta@~, EalaEnf8a 4 FszEe,
sssaa fzilroes. 8 tozs- P1zzt Sound shore
Rad, e tons. Mexico. - tosss R1ssceAAaue-
5sas RaerEhsa4fsx. 500 ssekz es&s- 2 ssrs
laa8fser, and rArs pf ,afA; Idaho. y ts'ziss
Hs<ssie. I ton. D3yn 1sfaa- tCn- Aissksfi.
= tons. AaxEzta- : tons: AscalEaa' z
fes1ss Ezif ksen. sfns- Washington. ~
tina Weshin1t.sn. q tons, Azdessoa, -
tors. clara Frown. I ton. Giifse, = TOES
N4su-1e s toss xossEaIne. ? t0ns~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-25

Ffimaffez E1ii b. held co TIE 9Th day 81
august. i,5-,, ae follows "a TIE city q se-
s0Hiur places
Firs; bsrJ, Al the engine house on south
Inirl street
second Na-l. atshe engine house On Co
srfRb.a s-rset
IaiF4 Ward. az the First Regiment AZ
aary. uD Iuiau street
Fourth Ward, ~ the Rei.lowa engine
hacsr
lis uii.es Hfceinctg from O'Clock D. "a IN
p in.- 81 ihe asual voting places
lh accordance with resolution "a TIE
territorial central committee. st IS gc5a'r.
meuded thai ca@h prefincs BE- represented
rs its fiiy elected DELEGATES Whenever ID &.
possible f0s fsesa az to attend. sad tkat IL
csse OF unavoidable afs nee ~ aaF dele-
gate, BIS proxy De given erlg 20 = duiy
viegyed SBeuher Of bis delegation
,. &. HAINE-. Chairman.
". X. FoEsrsT. . crefHey
-ta'fle, ~ r.. Anrlet s. fsss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-25
GEORGES d BLAKE.

rrpaxEY At f.Aw-RD0Ms Is AxD =
! Trsca Block sexsrie~ WISH
epersai xt1ensson. Ca-pgrznaa, lzs1a Az1e
rar7rfrse Law
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-25
wHEKLwEIGHr ron DELICATE
The shaioe of the Pierce coanty
t.~<.oera<x

Tvssws. AHg ~ -saerT coehEane wa
IN so9n i0sBieslf xifa 1,si. kaufman. iis
stated that Sentfie woHia hGve ~ eanff
talr for deieaate before the Territorial
peffofrasi0 eofsc8tiea - h. tpld VI 4ga
Kane fats 4etssesa Der
ssfEesv at6uf Meseeifsr~ Naz ASKED
Gle il a6f eaaeieate. he j. perfectly
content not 10 bs.- WIS ibe reply IL The
<jeleeafesiYsp Il 10 eguie Nest - the n1sh-
fafns tier Taepsaa shauia have y. Tbs
Demo tass ~ Nisg county afe al % fAfet
0f ii. - If yeH haze saaa faed % not
he afraid a. enfae forward wiih hifs. T.
fsv oae. viii take or JnT caai snd WORK for
hfn.s
s.sIarkis il perfectly wiling sald Col
Kaufman. ''aHd }oa viii M doubt fu3
that we hare the man.
sAnd what IL hts nasnegH was asked.
sslsfs pane i leg1ou. - faf ~ that Is cos
ferBeh We have a numbef % good men.
hut issfend n pat Ia nomination Mr. =.
A. NhseiwFigft, secretary 81 the chamber
~ commerce. he u al able Ban and VIII
fnke With the people
ssAll fislif.r said sheriff C6ehsann. she
5ss good man. i'us him Hp add son sili
Gnd King e9uufy working with yog.
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GHAUTAUQUA BEACH

MIDWAY BETWEEN SEATTLE ASp
vi laeorla. pleasant hra'fhftll sr,r1.
iner TeenFJ II - safe SURROUNDINGS aud er.
ret.cut facilities for camping. haa1ii1r
aad lodging. Bathing 6ne. baating exc.i
ent Literary entertain ;nen- ave hours
fes sias. t0Fiy lectures. musical eousen-
s5en. etc
hoATs-Ts1e Hayward leAres Tanores AZ
- n. and seattle I958 n. m each s5a-
"a ihe heaea. The Giarn Brown leaves
.eaitts a n MarsdaTs. wellneslsvs rrf
tFi1sFs. Leaves Tacoma Frgs.fgy, Thfgs-
CAY. -srgr,sey 81 . p IL
The iosA leaves sea5tle Monday, wesnes
dag. Friday 80 D. n. ne Skaeit - I'd
leaves Gacntaa "wednesday a. Z D. ~
leaves - excursion from seattle a. Z :. 81 I
rergFu - - 3 "a.
Mes IsruErar1yna aeefg aav. fzgs,f-s
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q. ". CARROLL,

NOTARY PUBLIC AND cOSVEYAN-
~ Ger. Rom Is. Pauein h73ilaiur.
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SPOKANE FALLS.
Democratic County Conventional
Child Fsasfnlfy seaided.

gpDKANK FkIIs. Aug. I.-The Demo.
cratic eounty convention this eyeni8g
nominated X !. Fellows auditor. Warner
Cobb treasurer. J. II. tlispin sheriff. 4. ).
Warren superintendent of schools. and
James Walls assessor. The convention
fasofs James Monaghan for Joint council
mnn
This evening iH-yeaf old sca of Rich.
ars smith. manager IT slaYer & walker :
farra machinery iepat. fell into a tab OF
boiling water and was terribly scailed. II
a feared he will die.
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an Taiared Captain Of La
bsrexe-w~ws Notes.

PeE1 TopxsEss. Aug 9t--Tlers vas an
excaediBRiy mad Man 81 tae T1rf o. sz5trs
Z yesterday. lie II mad yet = = sseeaase
~ an article IN yesterday FgsF1sTKt..t
9gseEk under tsc caption. 4 Farmer iA
fhe Role ~ Stcamsasf 1sptsin.' Jhs a..
ticie ii question. aseorlips ~ Ire epiasoa
AZ a afsaeu cifixaus, seeu dos Cars. Aorg4a
~ The steamer Dtspesch q great iDjesfice.
A xentierAs WHO wss 90 IT, trip ~ which
=, much ridicuie u Dsfte. said tfssze
yonnw Eastern psovie Nhe eritls'iee Capt
Morgan dSiisi kgSW = as, they are talking
about Tue sfeaEsss stssek ca her crater
eaiax into the atsafTes esl11ssi 70. but
tart MaFsaa % any other eers&is i pew
cries 20 yfeTeat sscs ecgurrf ssets. Capt
Morgan aas seea running % shts f4sie tor
seven year, has sassys been caarseoHs
and accommodating, i undoubtedly a.
cf9ui f.esenf - handle ; steamer ga Is - AZ
captain an flst ssslna. asfa I trust some cor.
feesioa % this article STA IS male Iae
gessfeman's rcfnsgAs wefe heartily en-
f.0rsed D. iissas sAo heard them.
Moeg agx EgEBwD
4 weli-kaown contractor hssteae1 into
the fgsa isJgi.tiGE xrEE sEagga Office yes-
feY.iag sad SAID "&ifs fhia 81 ap - your
p8peF 20 il caa appear IL tae ui0glirg
lssaeH l. sas explained Ia hlEl that q
Nuuid be Slafe expensive 70 telegraph.
shen he continued II aoot aare a5oEf
sNe expeFse { nest kafe men. Their
never ~as saeh scarcely d help In nig
recollection. srpcntsrs, especially. are in
great dsmsad, snd any kiad 81 a WORKMAN
commands from 20 10 ~ 3 aay" The ma
mefgas bu.idings beiug erected aud I'm
pr0vamgn1s la operation heFe have crested
ihis dsusand, ard faeu ia need II work
Viii end this profitable place Dor mIgfa
ton -.
NeTrs
Mr. Charles PINK 81 ihe Qalaper Nan
uiaetaGag TpiHpanY. BbO hag been 10
Europe tisfsc taug;hs returned esser1ay.
The deeds fer the purchase ~ M0fasn's
hotel and lite sefe passed YESTERDAY. The
new firm, instead ~ Incorporating, viii he
. private corporation. nader the firm nhE4e
81 y e. iiaFPef & co. The shapaiy siruc-
tire Is being rapidly pushed. sad viii b.,
Whom Ompleied. the hussi summer hotel
on the COST.
Hon, Na. Payne and Nife returned from
California yesterday.
President Halisr II the her association q
ia rceeip, % communication from seq
stot Mitchell stating that the bars oljec-
tons to the new proposes judicial district
viii receive attention
AgriFed--Iir bk Plymouth. from San
Diego, to iaai wheat a. Tacoma for u r.
sHiledEf Hh Australia, for Melbourne.
lowed tO sea tg Goliah. ~ SNOW and tinF-
gees faY Santa RGsaiia, Mexico. ioHed 20 sea
By Pioneer; 81 Rosie Welt was fbwed 10
Nanaimo By Holy0ke. 10 load coal for 5, y.
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Steamer SkagitC Chief

/ EAFEs SEATTLE, FROM FEeIFR.s
II Nhsri, every sunday ian-uiur. al fi5f
~ laeonsef, ioarhing a, clinton. Pgr,
susan, -iaEwaoG sid Jfsalafv.
Returning M0adars.
LAayes every THURSDAY morning on tide
,auea.ns nf Clinton. Contevifle. t'fsalss5v
!-aconnsr' Friday Earbor AID KocAe Hsr
par
Returning Fridays
fof lodges, public or private exrtsrafor,s
special rates viz he given On at,r,,iCsf,..,.
f9f freight and rafcg apriy nfi hsa-4 ar
% HENRY BAfLEg. NasirT.
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p. p. CAtf<tfI@I-
TT0gyEY AND coTysxI1ok Al
n sax. Rooszs L ead =. Funrln Baiiar
sng. Front street
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tNea5ssas 9iseta' sal Ir1asisu standard
e nsH1 }aa rs isas 'r, ~ ssas,a
A4F ra5z pss EEg-sr svavla-.
Z. el a Stasa ut'I nshE3 rrlf
me .c-si asss vasl FsFtae
Esq 81 d-e. tEa .tata,et eac sa.l
tH tErv i}.v .a ses5a
. -e lsFss q e1assee. t1 esi--
kag Cleveland sa4 fis Eaarasn-'
ssA gas@ ha.'l,. '-t s.ee tsky dag ealac
t7ii z'aAr tara' s.cs- fares.
Z prHatse yf ? ~ VETS Fasi- cams
Af az tae Fsl5la H.aoa.
taae tlWsa fts Ags.5 = s.t.,-5,-..,. s.t..-
trf En- t1e .h-fF Hrst I..
tai -taz3 a'3 ,s7nasrsf ch.a
lie Sad. "t ,i.s ..s.s sss.f
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THE TERRITORY.
Democratic Politics Of Three
Counties.
The Tables Turned On the ne.sss,
D<psffes-Pierce Comfy Assess
m>rt-- wheat sna Esifress News
vrsm wasIa waIiz--A Gaia Pa
tally scsid~a--oreas rsI~as Ger
ko~pond~n~~-

PeBr Towxssxo. Arg. A-The Dera.
xrnffc eonntF rs-ayeatioB 70 sessst dese-
&mtee 10 the territorial conversion and e4x.
0idxttx for egzrzJ Offices sd be held hsTs
to-nDgrDH. The fosIosiHf ticket viii
Hke5r ~ chocess
sheriff. i, y. Eheebzns sadstof. e. a.
DYer: tsessas<x. y m. f1srid. tssiEe 81 pro
h6fe, W. H HbittiesxYs egagtF e.sEafsis-
sfanefs. 81. Z. blanchard 81 EhissseHrp,
BunossH ~ tf1iisene. essf another. Dsss-
RHfe<. n. " Wilson. IT, j. Eibkas- II.
WIN nonSszn end fnaa lf0sa osisssds,
The only coBfess es the Shore viii oe
Whfsfsesey He = a bfsf-cisss man All han
fine respect 81 both parties. bsls has o1end
"a sorEe ef the hseeigun3 members ~
nppoinribg Kepabiiosas u minor oftfes
81 ID neGrdie Is his opponent r3ssiial
hns held the Office 81 sheriff Efy Ysars
Dpsd. frHasarer, tao, DyeE- afdif0s. fEo.
AT are soBuias 10 thf party. TIE ceaYeE-
Hon will probably enssorsr VIA. Payne. cx-
memi,sr' II the h0ese. far euuneiisasg %
Frpreserft Nhafe1gn. Sza 5nans ITALIAN,
Jeiysssss. island, ktfsap and Mason ess9fi.
f{es
Ifff1e knots of the faithful arr Fossaa flIr
CORNERS. GxiDx the states. Jos kHbH =
~eashereye u ON everything soipg.
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hE ~ AisIS EEl-ifGP HERETOFORE
ezt.iiue sssivefu gatses 4; go ~
=. ~ . Moore doing hassnrs - -
asers At ~snalic Mashln-saa Tsr-
f ars Hane - Ea4A A.
l's s. e. tbs G1r di saieel g. fr-Iss. u
Nstlse e. Nssre 81 enflat 81
pre- ie arra te e.safns ss
ssh f4s sr 30
@tE47 ts flaslE
a.. WILLIAM q MOORE
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rrLKeR1P8Ic MARKETS.



Yrs VaxE. Aug. zl-Therr was eonsid
s,asske asx}s.F syver the effees Of the fsresi
Dents s't~ssaxr On the stock exchange ts'
g5Fe fise opeslsx- The frst saIes in rail
rasds Gep@n<s3ug upon Canadian 0ssi ilE-s
ss,oxs..f 4 shayp deesine Aichizan Cen
srsi openefl down ~. Canada southern
per eens Supporting eFdsrs hsa oeet'
s..aeesf - the market. hoHsssr. sflf prices
had NJ : % = frcaz eF-niag- enen ttiis
res40rrry wAs noted eonhdeszre Sas st once
Restored. BANKERS end rsilrued people
Qrsseraiiy believed that ne action E@1ai
s. taken BY congress On the message szzsi
tsat II commerce. with tAnsdA should be
interrupted the oasy roads affected sd
reyx@ly would ~ tie Niehigan Central.
fs4nas!s southern aad Canadian Pacific.
There WAS sstne animation IN ssdffGefr
psriae Preferred in the Afternoon, and i
Wsz strong oa a falling market he Dc
fffses At TIE opening reached : per cent
IN general There a. sss1e rractI9n IN
s,ysess. bsft the upward iaoveEenr eAlszs-
= sissf about II o efnrE and hsaTy tip vas
de4eiOpcd Had all the GlYAnee sss lost
Tte cgase vas dull aud heavy.
Governments duii kad steady.
Exraxss.E Axo SECURITIES
Sxw YezK, kns. 2s-Monex on call,
raEY al y 20 = clnsef otfrrest AZ -. Prime
fa4Teaufile paper. iizsgSis. sterling ex-
fhasze Qn3et and steady - So for so-tiay
hills. 81 80 fog demand.
GoSps
&. :. IS ffeg.l .i1siS & :. Fss,ccupi- 1919
4 : s. coupon ]i-si Pacific - 10
g. q frtsss fts,@
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Call for Republican County
Convention.

TN ACCORDANCE WITH A EES0LU-
+ / ton Of the Republican County Commit
! tee ~ King county. n Republican county
! convention T. heieey called. 70 b held ..
[ the seattle Turn Nereiu ball, ia tie city OF
seattle, on SATURDAY., the Is day af Septem-
+ Der. at II o'clock q III, fer tile purpose 81
nominating candidates for the several
county Offices, selecting twgaty delegates
+ to attend the territorial convention 10 be
+ held az Eliensburg on the 9TH day q sep
femher ueNi, and % transact such other
business rs may De presented.
The committee have adopted the follow
/ lug a7poriionmeut. To each precinct one
delegate Of large. and in addition thereto
Oue deieeate Tor every ufty votes OF major
fraction Of hfty votes east At the last gen
{ erai election for the Republican candidate
F Tor probate judge. Upon this basis % rep.
1 rtsstufaIiua the several precincts will b
entitled TO select delegates as follows:
Avoudaic -
Arthur
Bay View 1
+ Black Diamond --.-...-... Z
{ Cedar River ...--.-.-.
+ peEalls . /
/ pgwamish ..... 2
Enumelaw .-..-.-- 80.
Fails city ....--., ?
Franklin !
7 tireen River - ?
HoughioH ..--..---....-.. 2
I Hot Springs .....-.....-...
lunIala -...--- % 1
Meino-e I
Newcastle .--.-..--...- :
Oscc0la 2
kentGu .
SeaHlc--Firsl Ward .a
second Ward u
Third Ward - u
faurth Ward o-gf
Suunydale
ssmarnlsh .---.-.... ]
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sElTTLE.SKAGIT RLEER R0urE:

steamer City o. Qginev leaves Seattle fol
~Snslt River and way p0f;s HgEaag I'D
iAgEslaF mornings, returning Tzes1&f
and FRIDAYS
For freight and passzzc aprig a. COMPS
~ Office Oh ftsler's Wharf
~ Z. JACKSON. Asst Nanaxer.
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The siIeh, wa. uninten,IonaI.

Mother. ~ 3auyAter-i was surprised
ant spueket. Clara, that you should show
50 hu'e gaoaog as tbe fnNtrai 81 yonS
lecic james Ana he leaves yog ia his
Wiil si0.0s3 too.
ieal- er--lEs, Uzmma. hti wleG the
fgu Tsl tnak Piece had no idea ihat DEAR
Uuc.e Janes hsi remembered sac 81 esn-
tfugs'v
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raE1 TosssgNn, Ans. 22.-Arrived-sh
fa.mgfa-
Posr RLAkELEy. Aug. . -krFivea-Nor
&C.. jpal
stS feANeTsca, Aug. 1t-Arriyed-2tr
flpift, &auaiEa. ticarrd-Str Michi.
san. taEilard sh inTlueiaie. Port Towns
end. poparicA-s.r mafilla. Victoria; Al
fVnahae. -satrie.
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Esaatiful German Music.

tAANEr-'
Miss iiui<nuE- jNho = not thorough
mus,eiaul What a beautiful piece the or
chcsira g. p'sviag nowt
Prof SnF dbefgei-Uuie W. dot vas
.trauns EstchcsgCon
Mis- HulSouie--l think those old German
NECESSITIES are fr.srflsstfr enhancing
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OLYMPIA.
Steamer Connection Will San Fran.
eiseo---ti enersl News.

OLYMPIA, Aug q MIR Rohrrt FrG.t Is
IN receipt Of a letter irem captain John
W. Gage % tAe steamship Wilmington.
which states that II sufficient indneament
ean be offered lin. hc viii run bis boat ui.
10 OLYMPIA ip future iie states that hc
would leave seattle for san Francisco 70
day, gnd that Il would be tive weeks before
his return. ia the mespilni8 Mr. FROST
win ascertain What Inducements eau h.
offered him GA bis return, 80 that definite
arrangements cen than BY made 10 has
been aofme years slnce Olympia had direct
steamship service with san Francisco. and
Mr., Frust thlDks that Olympia Riu lake
sufficient Interest 20 secure II nup
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z4S FHAScfscO, Aug 2i-W heat-(lHiete
aud easter. Afternoon sales Buyer lsss
81 75tt october, II CO. November. 81 70
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Seattle. Lake Shore & Eastern
Railway Company.


IN AND AFTER. JULY =. ISIS, AND
until further notice, trains VIII run
as follows;
10 s1Lxes AND fSfKzxErEATE roiS1S-
I've seattle ASH an, arr Gilman I2-ee n
Ike Seaisie Bs.t5 , N, arr Gilman Us p n
Refurni1g-
I've Gilman ASseo ? n, xrr seattle 5.2s p n
Ave Gilman B> % 8 m. arr seattle I'D P N
70 sxoHoxISH AND INTERMEDIATE fotNTs.
I,v Seattle B9 m. ar SnohouiSh LOO IA
Returning
" Snohomisa BSoo ? m. Ar seattle 50 pm
10 SMITHS COVE, ROSS. SDsEWkrkR. RAVEN
IA fAxE. rEsLEE AND KEITH
Leave seattle b - n ard i.i5 p IA.
ketu-niuE-
lesvr Keith Bs=ao N and a,ss n. arriy-
ing AZ seattle 6s-iS a m and S;.'o 2 m.
az daily. .Br daily except sunday.
Traius connect a. Gilman with stages for
FafiS CITY. SnoqaaiInie Falls and Hep
Ranch, and Al lesler with steamer fes
points on Lake Washington
III X JoxES. W J. JENNINGS.
Traiu Master. General Pass. Agent
n THORNFfI Manager
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The following companies have llcd their
articles % Incorporation with secretary
owiugs The skaglt from s Goat Company
uf Seattle, W. Z capital stock. siiss6 .po4
trustees Eugene Naaheld, " a. Jones. d.
Dfstdaie, " z. Forrest. = s. sahellar.
Baxter, ], II McUfnw. G. &C. SAeafp aad 81
II Richards ia objects ara the m'nine -
irnu and toai sHa al mfaesals NECESSARY
Tor the meuuist tire uf iron aud steel.
TIC King County isvestmsaf Company
Number Two II atiie. gAnffai sf,sek
tas.ee, trustees. Aiiua Hainan, Charles
4. toupfef, =, , levinslu. ieigh :. J
Hnuf n NeialH David FaNtnr and
Y p pBwHing is chlci objects arr 10
deal Ia real estate. houiis. warrants. ccftiG-
tatss ei safiaacinesa, ttc., and 10 ufso.
date ldaus
The Fox island Clay work. Of Tacoma
caplial sfegk, t1AeJl. trustees. 81 8 SalB.
y steele q 6. Andersen. W. S howe,
aud 8 y rlnfk. e abf.tls sfa IL rtesee
lu tae business Of manufacturing aud al.
ing reHtal, sesgr pipe. dfain-filc. terra
Gotta #ure. HowST pots. tasttefE hrick AMI
al articles uaAsie at Ciaf also % engage Isl
the general transportation business. ihe
business 1f Wea rilnz eai wnrebou sinz. aud
to esigRse IN Z sei4ersl aauaisiux ana
commission iesiaes-
SoFAElEs tFfoIwrEh.
Governor -euirla has appointed n II
Casa ead ~ = Oaar. ~ seattle, sud g. A
tssendpf, II Aroma, o. Be untaries pubsic.
aENEEAT ~
Mafes ) Is HAYDEN ef th{s eity has been
apfoiHtei attorney for the City 81 London
fire lnsumaCo Cumpsnv
fac ease - Capt smith - De Fanny
tAse w Z. &. ADffiil Was beard sv bulge
kya4t Yesterday agA proved ta BE- qftfc sn
Interesting affair. q sremS that Morri..
hifci a atuW ef ihe Faaef lake ASA aaF.
tH& headed 30 wHh inushcr hisv,l tls Fanny
take e. tow li q, iegefua. v atsfe. after hf-
iGE lefi a few Gays. thr scow U1ad srlth
water sat raet - she iHmpeF ess bose
Mtffii. fHeu 7fassd io rag iaf ghe hire nf
tlr o~ su1 fh1 iaHasc- POE this De vas
sutd dul lrtughr .H raguJrr hlll foF rise
.iafnEsF alaE rs bis lgBtrr 5alEe kealt
4-rstra 3est Gas sffeer1eay vH tht rafI ~
the aHus taA1 aat hsta calnr,ict Bjth,
eua iHr lssai s}Uuii bs raid Or IFS serylets !.
as e e 5s nst responsible lrF H.t aanaz-
HS tsQ iaWbs affer e ,rse ieIJ ga Iacsnia.
ilse tass a Pgat@t,y PEI Jates ta tha DIS
ir.ct ccuft
1'lo 6eis9ek. Harry ro'tin aaJ David
GLASS; Dave ila srsf i'ss4r iuf ags1a a. r..
fs-Hr Et tisr1a IS fae 4--lta.t --4fr.
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iEro3Alyu Standard }
He-Nhaf kIat Of goods j. that dress
made ot. laura Shc-t smrl'S hair He
90 course tpW That y9I tam aroHEd see