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Not 50 Much for Ornament ss Ihey
Are for Utility.

FG1f&4G4pazd 1SN&
eT.es me see . good siit umbrella. =
said a rnatfer-of- fact-locssh man IN q
Chestnut street store this morning.
Here's nice one, said the sales
man. holding up fine specimen.
II don Z like these tassels. remxrkes!
the wouiG-ke purchaser. Il don't see
xhns they're put on for They're not
ornamental. and II swear they re OF
nc use.
oh bat they are useful. = said the
salesman Many man has saved
lIis umbrella By having tasssls on IL =
How 30
Why. instead OF LAYING il down or
standing IL against a counter when be
stops in any place, be simply thrtlsts
enc % the tassels through q button
hole OF his vest When he starts 10 10
out OF the store or whenever be may tie
g tug soon reminds that he -
escoTfing an umbrella. 1 lost q geasi
customer By explaining the utility OF
these t4ssets--or rather his custom is
not - consecutive as il formerly was.
He bought bigh-pricei silk article
oBe day. and ;sok out bis knife and
cut OF the tasseis when stopped him.
Don I DO that. said
Why not2" asked he. II Always
DO, when ] get home | might just as
a. well do il here. They re no use
| explained 70 him that they we're OF
use.
by Jove!" said he. that's 50.
What fool I've been have invari-
ably cut OF the tasseis as soon n / got
home and put them away in my ba-
reau. A a consequence ! have score
or more tasseis and no umbrellas.
That man hasn't bought an um-
brella for over a year. whereas he used
10 come in every two or three weeks
for a new umbrella"
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NEW ADyERrIsEaESTs.
CALLFOR BIDS

r HEREBY SOLICIT DESIGNS TO IN.
Il cilde elevations and ground door plans,
for hotel 70 be built In the city Of seattle;
aud as some may wish to compete who
cannot personally examine the site. / will
say iha; II Is an elevated piece OF ground
80 feet In width by Sc feet In length,
bounded ON all sides by streets aud sloping
In every direction toward the street, the
en1 view being toward the haFb0r. The
plans must be fos large, commodious aud
nrstflass hotel: 10 contain not less than
20 bedrooms. and eost not 20 exceed 500. ?
Co. II Is desirable that the design OF tn.
hotel should be such as to INIT future en-
larsefnent In answer 10 tide growing de-
mands of the city. without rnarring the ap-
pesraRce OF the original building. The de-
Sxils must BE- submitted 10 me az Seattle.
W. T.. OF or before noon ~ The 18th day OF
November, issS Tue right To reject any or
all designs submitted is hereby expressly
reserved. and in ease OF The acceptance OF
any design, the architect submitting the
same .-...,. b allowed 30 days within which
% furnish Complete working Details and
Specifications 10 go with the plans aud Gle
yalons aud viii be paid for such plans.
elevations. details. specifications, etc, the
usuat compensation allowed % architects
for sneh service, The r. elected designs will
be returned 10 the parties presenting them.
For siiy further particulars apply % the
undersigned. A. A. DENNY.
seattle. " T.. Sept. II. 1855
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rur nnNN, norEL.

In oar adveCt ior columns to-lay
Mr. A. 4 Denny Invites architects in
scatslo aud elsewhere to submit. Ia
general clmp1tlt.oa des.sas for the
hassi which he proposes "a hutii on
Tia Denny hill ia thss city The eom-
pclil}on IL not restricted in any way
ami n pcnpy well known character
Tor hnaasaslr dealing 9. sufficient
asturlnss that il Wiz Zee lsir in
all respects Here Is rare oppor-
tupity ior architects and one
which no ioa5s viii h. eagerly secepi-
c,i. Tha ste,ssfai man ia shi,
competition VI .l make notable pro
fcS-ianal monument io7 himself and.
as well. lo an important pablie ser-
vice .his. beside, the immaculate dnan-
elal r5t3ra, Vbth NIu. % couFsc. he
considerable.
Tao bhtci t. su ipapogiaut feature IN
modero ,ccal Hir lg Is no longer q
nlcre l0sirwent Scr usu and },V4>f. "
tas csntct !as sst,vltsvs ciosely -
latJ 90. aut tsr higher thau uerv
plys eaIrs3airsusfnts The new sad
h. shag Function NJ t'ie nss5ern husel
Is 1sp,a8 100 upso jts sp. al aAapi4-
tisn Faere uasG Grt g all
b. tAs e. scotish a'- comfortable living
inela,ans nsurA besides she fc9alsc
meats ri appetite Iaees esg*t g. she
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a srnIors srrrArIoN.

There i a FsFiaEs situation n the
hop yards 81 this cossnty AMI the ad-
Joining coInty az I'ierre, The crop +
large and ready for the harvest, but
the labor supply j. Insufficient for The
work. Indians, the usuai resource Tor
pss kers, have not cone Ia force great
enough 10 gather the enormous pro
duet. and there IS danger that many
fields vii 90 20 IA e. This vii
surely occur unless white Pickers can
be secured A grower who visited the
city yesterday in search Of pickefs de-
elared that in the two counties at least
q million pyunds os hops must rot On
the vines nnless = labor supply not
nov 10 sight can BE- secured.
One million pounds Of hops at the
current price 81 - cents per pound
are worth 500 90 and there Is danger
OF this large sum being lost 10 the
community, ! matter serious enough.
surely, - command public attention
and 10 justify extraordinary measures
81 relief. The labor is OF kind
adapted 10 the capabilities Of women
and children. as well as men. Ii re-
quires no special training or expert
ence. 1t Is Eight and pleasant enc
ployment and At the rates now current.
rsmuaeratiye in degree far higher
than labor In It's ordinary forms.
A Fortnight IN the hop
yards would be fine holiday
SEA on for residents Of the city, a sea-
son for which they would be better OF
IN every way. In Europe, ia the
eastern states, and in the hop districts
Of The willanetts valley in Oregon il
is customary Tor whole families TO de-
vote week or two each fall to hop
picking. The same practice should he
introduced here. When thoroughly
c tabli >hei II would solve the problem
which hop growers now have % meet
each season and would save TO the
community large aggregate sum now
paid 30 Indians ard carried away in
large proportion 20 British Columbia.
The product 81 our hop fields is in
creasing each year, and the supply of
Indian labor Is diminishing. and un-
less white people can he secured for
the work here a. elsewhere, our great
hop industry must suffer serious
hindranoe and setback
The situation this year is 50 serious
that il might well justify the extra
ordinary measure OF postponing for
two weeks the beginning Of the public
schools to give the pupils time
30 woEk Ia the fields. Unless
there Is some relief. the calling Of a
public meeting to direct attention to
the work and 10 popularize 1t with the
community would not be out Of place,
ahd the Northumberland has no
hesitation In suggesting this course II
within the next few days growers are
not able TO secure labor in the ordinary
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DECEPTIVE AND uSrEuE.

President Cleveland, in the course
II bis long. drcary and tedieusly-in-
yalycd letter Of acceptance. which j. q
labored attempt in defense OF an iu-
crease Of the free list and a sweeping
reduction in the schedule q. dates,
says
suppose Il Is needless % egplaiu that all
these duties and aSses smenfs are added 10
the priee 81 The material, upon which they
arr levied. aad thus become a tax ca al
those who bay these articles for Dss AMI
consumption. I sappofc, TOO, Sc Is wei. ua
tlcrssood that tho effect ri this tsriH taxa
tf8a Is uot nmitcd 90 the consumers ef i'm.
ported articles, bus the duties Imposed ou
such Articles pefn,lt q corresponding IN.
crease Ia prize 50 D. made uran domestic
preduet3aus % the same sisa, whica tn
crease Is paid b. she people a. consumer
Of such Productions. aud entering every
American home. constitute form 81 tx
a. certain and Inevitable e. though the
amonEt were annually pald iuta The hsnds
o. tax salhen'ss.
The president thinks Il useless %
explain this economic problem. 10
gaaso he takes for granted something
vhil d Is nu5 true While Theoretically
it might be supposed that she au'o ant
Of duty was added 20 the price OF thc
American article, as matter Of fact.
through home competition. th!s Is not
the case And, a an apt Illustration,
&, may hc sell H. insieale purchase
wish which the president ought te be
thoroughly acquainted iuasmuch as
is va made by one Of his appointed
agents
A year ago the government adver-
t.sd jar t.fs sor the purchase 81
blankets for sho use OF ,be medieval de-
parjaeat Of the array There we're in
au-Nsf g. this adveTU eacnt bj,is
from English as well as American
bzuk,t nsskrrs. and. Ii ;ie presidents
theory 5. esrcgt she pIics g tlie I'm
e.i-h assls, p,us tDg 6ety ought 10 he
clg.i 60 Else gfice g tie Aworieau
eos-l. THis duty on four r-5aua
blankst- .aeA as SER sefa,gc,l, is Is
yeats a feend aa3 S iyr cent al
I yalwslu. The F v,s "a bi3 fer 81 foar-
Z loaud blanket Was S. ~ 2,i0. ag3 a.
sso ver, or,ie7cl t',e r-iee ff the
uhese souia aweant Nishees5 the
dutt. Go 1854 aaB si.A tac aasy og
Sa.1e g. g. $50 a.
kcaeHs.re 60 ttr reasoning of ear
I PEE statlz1 Qe.iHtal e,onoml-t tbe
p-ie &c me American blankets
shos..l be $3.50 g. l4s ae q saastes al
tssE sass naf Thc Ameaau ltd va.
. s. 81 pr 3lankss SIS Sslo Ser ihc lo;
10 sst Ih.s aas f1@a less tAau are
tsrss.u ea daty a8 le,j-
fhFss BAD ,tstate. hoevrF throaeb
81 ah setsle. a. tisaSess e4a be
atults5 Ire G.. taty Is far govern
1a. as uss. sa.i s.irsa ;szs vss 54Eeu 60
Sass D. Secretary Easooss sha "a.
lraa d tAs EarisA Asokcs maker
rssher shAu sne Anssresa ws-5-
e-ueer 4ul sseseE Aa4,zessscr
p~5zs s. Fhl. nea-Eag saeHt - dety
taesg was 3 savins Il s.a 81 20 iisr
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IT'S SOMETHING APPALLING.

Tha snaaHf sc OPIUM ftsE l,zessTAsigss
uesasss rlsg Esass eais4izsn "a tar form nf
V TssFs ssaI sar.. As Ezasss fAaf arr F-ety-
sss .getsdL r-7sas - irguoia4 E8th B3Bsay
esssic. tassszg fSius- - ssauzEcs d. riders
ca1s ,-e TFsseEssz a. Fsas by n.s9g kek9ss
fsse ssssltAsr Z fuE.zEs ua ssgsfass -
asa-y,hsae- kslga = $40 SD s. 4 Il.
sTgNAEr lGf4 IL
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Purchase Of the English gooas, but
the wool-~rorefs. bizakeEnaskeEs and
friends 0f misunderstanding Interests
generally don't heiieye in that sort "a
refr;osism whiSh for a small consider
xssou prefers foreign 70 home pro-
sguesisEss.
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punity. sent 10 any address upoa receipt
OF IS.
We sppend few of the many thousand
Wasaticsicd testimonials we have IN our pos
session 10 show that the "Carboiic smoke
Bail" has met with and is entitled TO va
preccfeH;sd zRocess. No medicine ever IN
vented has Become So popular. Over mil
ion smoke Balls" in use. and we HAVE
ct To HEAR THE FIRST COMPLAINT.
had liberation Of the lungs Used TO
throw UP eupsfall of slime and e1rrRDstoass
stopped up with a terrible ease of eafarrh.
used the remedies according TO directions
smoke Ball and Dcbellatorl, and in three
weeks time was as well as ever was.
II. SCHsKEL, 502 Market 81, :. r.
was attacked with hay fever regularly
for n years. Breathing through the nasal
passage was an impossibility. ! began to
use the Cartolic smoke Ball. and am com
pletely cured sworn to. e. HIcEsoS. NJ. d
had what is termed ca;arrh of the head
and throat l used the ''Carbolic Smoke
Ball. and il completely cared me.
ALBERT HALL, u keaFney St
Can add my testimony 10 the efficacy OF
'Carbolic smoke Ball" IL cured me of
severe cold and periodical headache. can
recommend II 10 anyone suffering from
kesd, throat or lnIg trouble.
THEo. REIeHERr,
suryeyor-GeneraI, california
carbolic Smoke Ball cured me Of as hna-
JOHN r. WALLACE,
supt. Western Union Tel, Co, indianapolis.
II cured me % tie worst.kind OF caiarrh.
GEO. ". F. NEwCOMR,
Bookkeeper l., II. & W. X. r., indianapolis
By use Of half Smoke Bail I was cured
OF catarrh. REy. A. r. Stout,
Author Of Chronology of Christ's Life. and
other works, Indianapolis.
The remedies --sroka Rali, and .sDe.
heliaser, a~~e for sale nj stewart 4 Cos.
hei'-<g's. I.ang's and Hasbrouck's 5. Seattle,
and at Stewart & Bros, and Bonney's, Ia
coma
Price of Full Treatment, $500.
jalsgtuth Ask your druggist for IL.
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EDUCATIONAL.

Ikyst q lady aurID AKA 10 egVE
Fs@aA E7sssas 81 Fouag iss.ss ans
rla ggstzietF - ia c&sses TsFlas
rYzs.s Eas Fifssa s t-asx Private Ffe.
ses Is Fsspra shss Mra.
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I QST-uS TIE sTHFETs. A STR
l. Ee1Bs Szskes la>gTsaaeuS ease. US
fsFEs r ass6@sss 90 sassse- Eas Eu.ts sI3
~ fssezil7 rrzsFs e.. b lesFiag TIE sssas
- fte Pcs iLtesli geufes as1ec- h&. =
HHutsE-
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For Constable

n HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF As
| an independent candidate for the Office
OF constable Tor the seattle precinct al the
ensuing general election.
InIN " HIM
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And row strong pull. . long pun
snd pail All together for Alien and
Protection.
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AE Boat Building
- ~ N ALL IT'S BRANCHES

NV. HONE, JrsT ARRIVED PROM
Astoria Or. has come 70 ray and i
10y 20 Take orders faY steam launch
sal roy or pleasure fsoaf. sEiTs go s.s,-i.
- snfthius ia the boat building line
9sss aiAd sse me u you Naaf good rnas
eisa, vel finished boa sh6o a. fas.t Al
Iao street. next door 60 seattle ExeeT
-, ssfsorT. Repairing promptly AZ
''A4Sl 70 IN HOWE.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
SEATTLE STREET RAILWAY co.

yS PURSUANCE or A CALI SIGNED
| BY stock hoAiers holding over one third
Of the whole number Of shares iu said com
pauy special meeting Of tho stockholders
viii De held ~ ihe Office of the company,
Monday september "a. 4SSs, At O'Clock =.
., = II HAEnDn President
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Aav<rssseneun u-<ser the hsst.s Of List
Feznd. Frr sale To Lee and szfuAnsas
Wknssst wiz be inserted q tie rzte q :
r<ufx word fer E-ss insertion. es7t
wo~.s ssxr each Subsequent insertz~n- fAs-
ra<1r slrays in advance
Thc so1iowfng letscrs xre awaiting owners
n fs.sz essFsre-
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ron RENT

To EESF-TV0 NtCE FURNISHED
raunas. enTuer e NietA ans fa'umiia,
To KENT-A FRONT ReoM. kfHuVE,
H-eelv far8 sueG Suttshie Err gBe OF
tea EHHtiei acu. al as t}se strsrs.
~ REM VERY DESIRABLE APART
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VIE ae tttu Eealie l4ca- ErrF Hca- business
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4 ~ aaiaFt shei .saaa< in bsassss!sne
ansl COMMODITIES h0us@, leCa.ien ceiss tat~
csl Aairyss ~Howe, this efne.
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Cas- ea HtAEY T. * AFFORD s5sf1ls
= - e. ta-aa ls-zs tFoas - uati
fEs1 EkSf--STagEs oS FgoSF STREET
$50 ga ee-aa-i s.r,sf. usga raa.iy sisa
ae3 afa1ss reeEsees3 - sasfgs iu nFW
tftFs q ng gre eaHg as. Apply - =
ftt-tAA. s. f'a s3Ac
I.'uG KENr STORE Gdl8 INQUIRE
oEG ANL&. EEl7si aaa sp'cE
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NOTICE.

Y thAEi.ks " TAYLOR Being No
- i4nEef connected with tae london
lea company. al persons ar hsrehT
Aei,ieI Assiilsi paving him any money o.
ssid cempany. LOSDOS IA CONPASY
Of .eattlc, VT ~ .
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srArTLn nusTNEss coLLEGE

rVuoKouaH INSTRUCTION IN BOOK
keeping, Shorthand. typewrifing, % "a.
mauship, etc send for circular and spec
imeus. SEATTLE BUSINESS COLLEGE.
z. o. Box asp, CITY. Oed
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CARBOuC SMOKE BALL.
The Greatest Anti-Septic
Remedy Known.

The complete treat
msnt comprises the
"Iarhalic : m ok c
BaH'r and "nebella
tor Package. The
smoke BAH lasts for
months. and Is al
WAYS ready for use.
The D c heliatoF
makes a hall gallon
Of medicine, and is
Nsed only once n
day, ~ per dlree-
tons. Thus We pos
itively assert that
we have the most
inexpensive rene
d. on earth, sud a
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remedy free from complications: easy 70
use and 50 harmless that II can be aduiiu-
istered to the youngest children with I'm
punity. sent 10 any address upon receipt
OF So
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-07-26

THE EQUALzATIoN.-Thec county com
missioners, as a board of equalization
have made the following changes in the
returns of the several assessors for the
western towns of Stearns county:
AsHLEY-Increase: Household goods
IS per cent.
Crow LAKE-Deduct: Agricultural
tools 20 per cent.
GETTY-Increase. Wagons and car
riages, 10 per cent; household goods, 300
per cent.
GRovE-Increase: Wagons and car
riages, 10 per cent; agricultural tools
so per cent.
LAKE GEORGE-Increase Horses two
years old, 10; wagons, 80; sewing ma
chimes, so; household furniture, 20; and
agricultural tools, ETC., 25 per cent.
MELRosE TowN-1ncrease: Horses g
years old, 90; household furniture, 20
and agricultural tools, 100 per cent.
RAYMOND Horses 3 years
old, Is per cent.
SPRING HILL.-Increasei Wagons and
carriages, 10; household goods, 100, and
agricultural tools, Hooper cent.
NORTH FoRK-Increase: Wagons an6
carriages, 20; household goods, rs pc,
cent.
IT, Anderson, Belgrade, reduced $500
Bank of Melrose, in Grove, raised So, 1OC
4 No changes were made in the assessed
valuations of property in the village OF
town of Sank Centre.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-07-26

VANDALIsM-Rev. ]. B. Drew had erect
ed a very pretty cottage upon a lovely
site on the lake shore, north of the vii
lage, and it has been at the service OF his
friends for the asking. During his alb
sence, however, some persons have made
a powerful effort to demonstrate the
depth of their malignant depravity by
infiicting upon the place all the DAM
age possible with the least exertion. The
furniture has been broken in pieces, every
light of glass fractured and such other
malicious damage done as occurred to the
shaliow-pated and Shiny reptilians who
gained entrance by crawling, snake-like,
through hole. For such Poop no, YER
min the statute prescribes no adequate
punishment.
There has been another manifestation
of the same depravity in stealing from
the Maplewood club house about every
thing partable. There is little encourage
ment for citizens to expend time and
money in fitting UP such places until
these pests have been exter1ninated. SIM
liar complaints of outrages upon vacant
village property have been frequently
made. 1t will be we'll for the perpetra-
tors to conceal their identity very
thoroughly.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-07-26

SILVER SptR.-The daily Hurouite o.
Huron Dakota, of June 18th says:
The Walters Silver Spur and Nerve
combination have just closed successful
weeks engagement in Huron. Manager
o. P. Helm of the Grand is jubilant over
the result of his investment. In bringing
the company from St. Paul he incurred
heavy expenses, but the unprecedented
success of the company has realized him
handsomely. The company is an ex-
ceptionally fine one, and the undisputed
favorite of North and South Dakota.
Too much can not be said in praise of
Miss Walters, the bright, vivacious, and
captivating star. She possesses the
happy faculty of pleasing her audience
without the slightest degree of vulgarity.
Her songs and dances are always ap-
plauded to the echo. This bright and
talented little lady is supported by a
strong metropolitan company. Aside
from their being artists of recognized
ability they are company of ladies and
gentlemen in the full acceptance of the
term. this companyis backed by capital
and governed by brains in the person
of the veteran actor and Manager, Geo.
w. Walters. They are a strictly first
class company and in every way de
serving of the liberal patronage be-
slowed upon them.