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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-11
The Wa<hinxten statehood Eili-Iz-
terst2te Telegraph BiIl Passed.

WkSHfSGrcS. saz 1a-Afier fsusinr
bGSlEeSs sise seuzse psr<Seslcd t. hasineSs
oss the eaieasiAs. asssssSauS ~ rurt5Rs hiilS
A : , H. tile <eE ate IfTisrecst<sl - ecnSsd-
crzsi0a 81 s1sc sserFseS IN 4fy IN os-en excy-
uztse Se~<lsss. Sse2aFt gave naffcr shss es
soSn - TIE asl5ersss frtsry was disposed of
sr WbuiE press the h s.ir sac admission
ut the state of Nashl7agscn
Cals. y he saS - sszssk ca The t.safv. saia
Ne Hs~ n1t s'rs7iSre1 . ~ ~ today. ana
susze>tsa tls1- the matter GO cgcr aaftl
MONDAY. Cssnssni wss xivca. and fAe sn-
Ate rssainS1 cslsssiefsfioa II legislative
business
Tae senate bal ts resuta,e comnsercc car
rissi ua D. teisSrspA haEiuz bscn reaa hssl.
feck rvEaFSei hat u WAS = verx in,tar-
Tart ht.l and Askea tae et A.FIn4n of The IN
tcrSia,c csilnglsr7 o. Cal1tsf.isec WhefAer the
reEalri was Enass 1ssgs.
Gallon SEATED ftaf Is vas Thrre had
hten no StSzEr.sfa caf NAaseVcr "a cosn-
misiee % ihe satisci.
Ter bah was rgai ia fa,i aua rsssxed It
= thr hlA IL e1rFe . SFsS ucF iaaGary
-. 4>S>. as3 rcpefTsa hscS fr.ssn shc csssli-
nifsse 0a lnErfsf ste caEafnergr VITA
amendments "a July II It's pFoVis4oas
eaxe been pahiiSAert
The scaate bils arfsopr Riiag gc5oo to
improve sa4 rHesiltarC he saEiis alton assi
naaaufasgure u fAL AID heap a A. a ss.i
= be c9afereuce report ga she bill to asa
Stale soldiers h9ases WAS PEescaSca aaa
agreed ;e-
TIE ssuafe t5eu p-cceeAci ia egceutlve
oassnS $ aad ssssn affsnrpei ul Monday
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PORTLAND SEws.
Opium -smugei-r- Arrested ouiek
TIrla a.. lhIanr..-N N.lrs.

roRrLtSB. Aur ia.-i - dRy Chinaman
was arrested eaffs i3s iH-tet IN shich nsty
hse-r Al eans u eontransad opium Was
cone Ried
Gegfgc H. Nufkie. Dr.. teiegrApbed
frOn the Past tbai hs made tho
tr from ror sud a. ghiraep IN ts hours.
3 h distance iFaln hcfe fe Huntington vas
run ia nine hpurz, aa ntcfase u over 20
mikes au bout
H. Williams ~ seattle j. 1T the 81
ctarics. GeofEe Cailiug aud ffsnk Hfooks
are AT the Gilman. D. tfedef ek rasns owl
irum seattle tocas and i stopping a. shs
Huilun.
PoaTi sNa. Anr. ~ -. Carlson. second
Ua aie ssf the ssun " Eiscr. was arrested
iasf nigAf iur snu-s iiux npiNn. Tao bte.
iaci fEAs were found % a.. pcfatn, and
i've inafe in his sfnHk BE sdsasieil esiity
n Juage Deadys ceaa ts4s morning. aud
uas tusd ssa.
fasnasn csFaia.is. rs head % horses
WeFe saipred -frBm fpppeal-t, ". T.. 20
BgHaiu, :. =. yesirFIa b. HsxteT 4
Newell Toe saipnsst wss the largest
t1at has escr gone Fast fffn iac Sssfsh-
aa4aff
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HOUSE rRoosEprNGs.
Pensions and Soldiers Hames-rhe
Oklahoma Gfll.

MAsItSGToN. AuE ALA the house.
Townsaend ef fNiuais submitted & cs,n
ferenee sel.ari on the b u grating = "a ~
Stale homes fss Gisablcd FofuuiccrS.
Agreed %. Tae provisions of the bili are
extended u territorial homes. and It's bcur-
3ts cstsfnrd 10 hames under state or Ierrs-
l.srial esutrol
Srriuscr % iiliunis gave notice that be
would ssk be house Tuesday next e. pro
ceed u further consideration 81 she Okla.
homa bill sud The hogse went into com
miifes - she whole 0ls sac ptlFate calen-
Oar
Almost the entire afternoon Wss cen.
suiaed ia eousi iicfafiou uf aMar claim bill.
TIRE 4 .sfuss'0a Ia ming nl-eu the ieyaity %
the clsl nags NJ actiua was takea, and
the colaElsItec Fss-c-
The ssaat. isint resolution was parsed
aafhurixiuE the prssidf.nt 10 IrcScnt gsld
medal n Fraarls to~sph IN fccurnifisu OF
his eminent services Ia constructing and
pcrfeVtia- q iiic-saying apparatus
Afscf rassing ha.f a dagsa prsvasc bills
The heuss ta.sk a recess
At the egcui4s session ihc house passed
,S private ensi.iu bills, aad al 10 - al
jeuruc.! uaiii Monfav.
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LYING IN STATE.
The Body of sheridan Viewed by
Thousands.
The casket Draped Win the Amer,
lean Fiag-A wreath Prom
President Cleveland.

wAsHfNGfsN. Ans IA fsw miuuies
before iids morning Mrs. sheridan. &C.
companicd D. GCu. and Ms Rufkfr, her
father ant mother tni sstsrifan sud
ether mrmtcn. # the family. eniefci ~.
Matthews ehnrch. Whese tle .,aaius %
the dead general he IN safe- Agso'c,osk
a special requiem iaass was celebrated b.
Father RegFirk Al fbe cusrlHsi.sa al She
Serxire the chBrrh Has eirHced aud Afs
Sneridsn remained a one With hTs deal
nusba "a.
As -Ae left the rhnrrh INC guard resumed
thcir places aul visitors svre aenln a T.
Tniiied 4 sifR - sifsH % pesJpit pauIsd
fu aud usli Of tHr church al dar TbvF ~
ciude1 al clssrcs rHcnsfsrs Nf t0urfFss
and iahgrinS men in their Csefs -das
cis;hcs lsaskiux nfssn the fnskct containing
the remains Of tac Er, At com fnha8er
Those . 30 y shcd 70 siaf iat he church to-
Efend dsyofians f1ak ssa.s 10 ths pews,
auf the ilne kept passinx ua, a. tifEcs
ia uumi-r ah1 thea again
thrensing fse bra 4 aisles.
In srrssf' anre vita the wishes n Nss
Sheridan the simple effect ~ the casSft,
covered Dnly With the An .riraa flag. vas
u,,s hr5&ea b. placing hsyai sr. lufGt apua
H. such agNc a. ste received Eefe
:, iaced on she step ius 81 fhe a. raL
wreath ~ ivy b aFss W.tH rsim branches
arrived 81 fde eas7rn tais ~ frsIiuN ffaH
s3nss unku u,Bau s14rJ.r 10 sas fauughf 20
hzss 5eaa seat ~ tle p-.s'd So
The ehar gii rslnAfu afs-u as a. ial
nuif : ore gek - m sfrrs ~ sfl'nf ihr
Usual pare ia ma s.iaE e irhf4ted ~ Z.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-11

TAcoEA. AUG. ~ ~ aeA the man KIM
hsii uas hs5u a iiltl iasiiae seaief's t,ssirf
iIle isi.5.tilHg % cSlnp 3ay he attacked
his ils wifa q Eaelf. - - wholly disprsss
t4e ehafgs. q a. Ae siil ,if ~. the pr,sssc8r
iris. Mrs kis44tssf. y A. ihsl en baud. The
raef aax fhifrffHt essistuiatd uatH me
aH-fnneB. and an ufh.er ~ 10 after her
sac Nas founa. ard uPsa the officer ss-
ia sing ifgs asssiaie Bt risz ~ ~ bes be
tur present. Ia csaft litu the Tearing took
p scg, sbe pnsga scd .a.ih luits - be On
ha 3 ~ taal Hsae. kfsf Thing aa1 every
lssiy tlSss Nas rsaft - Hfs.e - 81 Jo'cloeks
ifni sill the a0tsa1 dil isf.i afspcar- Tnere-
ugssn Justice utrr isseea writ ~ at
tarhnsrnf Feuu'finE tie uiicrf 10 hri0E
her nafafe hisn tg.faaT1Jg nlarniug 10
Ia satoa time the fass > ~ a1Nin psr<fr
taoea 8rr. anaii r. a spifit msdian-
See aoN Preiessgs - iist eTa tgat Der huE-
hand i afsft-d sitA isiesaailcdt iasasits
tausf q r. isassuss.
A . .Fnffc @as granted ssraaf ugon the
ueiiiea VI u Asy Scnuitx HgAluat Hm-
-eautfr
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THE TRUNK MURDER.
4 History OF msxweirs Terrible
Crime.

ST. LOUIS. Ang. Ie.-Tht crime fer which
Hugh n. 8r oss. aiias AsXw II, rad the
extreme peaailF Of TIE law this morning
lFas the r3uo!eF of Charles Arthur Prei.es,
Hi tbs southern hviei IN ;ais city, Apfil
d, isSs
The acquaintance hetWeen the Two men
begaa Ia I8verp5ol. Engisnd. wheti bota
nere nn the way a. This cpuatry, Arrived
On fhis side. they separated al hosioa,
Bscoks eonnius 10 - l-3ttie aud registering
rs Waiter H0fafia ienu.N Maxwell 4 few
CAV. iafer Pfsiler arrived. and the ;wo
were q er, Tier H3inost constantly foscihtr.
Preiler was last scen alive sunday 81 er-
noon. April G. ia MGgwel's nom, ht beii.
huf Later on thai Css Maxwell pHrcsaset
n large quantity OF rhiuiesoru 81 a srng
stac. near hy. trliisg fiIs druggist lic vas
usug Il sB an experiment
Next aay Maxwell made a number 81
purchases n various p,ares. - nfius
iaoncy veTF inciy. aiiaaugs before BE
bad nof appeared ~ . re- an abundance q
eash Among hi pa chsses wa< ticket
10 san Francisco. wairh be hougat over
the -. i.nuis & san Frsarlsca q
Sat siue was thought - his sudden de-
rarIure until Apgli IA For several Gays
lfioI u that 5ae tas ehainisefmhids no
iieta an guplra q - tsduF c3Htlus frtH
r1ofa lf5. E9d Enmli-ctcd L with Ma1Npits >
trnukS un tbc ifId ttar srieii hsfa sie -
pTsa48sDeed that fhe tracks Uere f-Ine'e3
Us 2 ttAeET hshAf HsAtt hffatsthAAr 49,
f0uun Wtich F.fJssd 10 be Preilefs Ia
the breast u ilse hSdg Vas cross cut, and
on the insiie - ths frank card ifarine
the Inscription ''S9 perish ST traitors TO
ihc great Caus-.
II aa- an easv matter % fra"e Msxweu
IN Sgu FFaBeiscn be feprs seusei hifHs = ..
r. : DanguieT. a Pr me- army o-herf-
M1ffay. April J.. he sailed far Se2 y
iaad in the steamer sidnsY. bgteFtitts
hal hasu cs0se "a bis iFark and. o. Ben ihe
steamer arrived ct &ueklant he Has ar
rested g sd fsfurlei - - Lo1is-
Tae deiyuss maze 81 the ir,al VS. " ~
tn dea1a oi Pr5lur Sns arciaeniai- he
bav ng administered c ioT ipfa1 prei!laiu-
ars 10 a. of.a safian BE WAS sb,.ui 80 per
f..fia lie acd becaR-s he presumed y
uoa-d rot b. perm q Z 50 testify iH his
own behalf Toe uss,s; da'nss.uF testimony
= nss him eas A. 81 HstceiiFe bsu 9
irii-r. Tao , es-ue a e.ilsna'e aDi cgah-
sfatt seif sergre,i raut ssipli 81 taf efi'51e
Mrgz q va fsuBd suifg a11 sentenced
- apr Tue si.Ty Il the many sutisc-
queat ef.ssffs - sseure g uvw irssi o. c-s.n-
mutation - seuteaee = siiN ifesn IN me
paniif Fn Hi
T1e cri,ns for which Heary iAaigrai
su.s--s.8 snss death nenatF gas coEn a1iitsd
en- thr a.zst 1s Ms-rf ,, l,-t Tae Fietifl
was his ssseetheari. Sanse sch. 5e@itl-
ful e.ri lss- tzAa - yeas Jealousy ps0sni'i'
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PREPARING FoE WINTER.
The Pension of the darlington
strike Veterans q IBe Increased

IT. LuUis. Aug. la-The meeting of the
chRirmcn uf fhc UrisRNure committees "
the Brotherhood ~ Locomotive Engineers
adjourned this evening amd Caigf Arthur
has gone heuic 10 Nas lrarued today.
however, TIA Tue uii ct ~ thc cunterrncc
wEs 10 confer rcspeciiag tae status 81 the
C.. r. 4 q strike aud consult re- arliux the
proposed awalrAmation OF cuglncers,
fiTruen. hraseinen and seiirhmeu. II j.
given "a ihc authority of a prominent
engineer thai = strong alliance WRs formed
befHeea tnr orders Hauiesf Revolutions
were adopted endorsing Arthur nna SuE
gent. and il was dccid u 80 continue the
Z. a. q q strike a-l3 ia r.axe tae pav %
strikers from the str.kcfs fund as they
make provisions for a nfer
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PosrHtMfsUs CURSES
The Executed FsgIishrnaH Thinks
Hf- HaDefas. an ruraEny a.. 4 fueftca-

- Lorf=. Aee 81 r. n 6ag 3skseil t3r
u's5.sd a doag asos uhlca be called BE
dgfnr sfasessen- fa { - resssef's hss IN
uneenee - fae wflfgl AIDING oi afi~-
ArtAur Peel e. as3 then 1fs,s aa eff tone
II hfs sfarefaenf - tls ease a.. hcrff y re
s5lfsf is1s-ss. f-s-5r rain- usfl f-s ses4u8i si-
auae fsr-aed fu LlEc~rssa zst8 ffilFr. DE-
falling fae fsrzis af - ais gWH lfffpT
sd 2 Ebf. VIrsst es9'8 if.tl - ft'l
rfr.llss. IN : tis@i,sz pssta Altier aE1es-
sflsa u taos WaH. D. a'ssr q aats teA
i,s,trusrrntsf Is ora r-ias hirn 1at g ihe
htr.Eaes ~ sasttee lHft Sac 5F gaf-- a3
MOB las. ard ri aki i7Z ~ rEecafssfl a1 -.
ssgFg auG 3 ssrssae - s7lr Z Ffss = aftsF-
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lilo Acres WhatC m Suburban


As FOLLOWS:
$50 acres. n = and sw 4 % Ser. =, TT.
gs R. T. Commands outlet OF LAKE
wuaicom atd one mile vf wtaicom
Greek, an which ore dozen mtlis can
be butt Ihi, laud Is untcfiaia with
casl, enc vein cropping aut Price.
ts1per a. re. half down. balance on
long time.
$50 arros, : y SEE. 4 Level. rich sol,
one OF the best buys in the county.
ttiee so per acrv,
so scrcs. 4. = ~ sE. !. Sec. 2. Rich
b'sek laad, ~ miles north ~ Wnat.
com. aHd
TO scres. NW =, See. 8. Price {i5 per
are II hota pieces be taken, so II
sold separately.
10 aen's. 81. of NV 1. Ser 81. two
miles irJm ssaomc Price $50 per
aac.
20 acres, s'ashra aud burned. two mites
from Whaic1m, on guide meridian
roa1 - Lyndon. Pres 80 per acrys
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Timber Lands.

i60 scrcs. rs mi,cS from salt water p
nlses irVm seattle.
oSS screS within onc-haf mile oi salj
water via cut l7..uo.ee0 Price,
Sl2 pcf acre
is0 acres: uii eat scomo: IL railroad
81 ald Do ugilt 10 PaG Townsend 70
VITA ruH through tAts tract. VII
eel ai4byr Wtlkeut The land. OF tot p
t0Srlhef tnCv, s->j1, or s-6Vo gVs
rohar
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rurRlD HUMAN nEISss.
rortiand's HiaeeaS G.oup Of Lcpers
seat Ia China

fnRrLtNn. AuE ~ TIE bark Kitty. iu
TOW Of a steamer, lcit 3aNa ths river at
neoa Oday. havias an saard. coahnesi ia
especially htied ap quarters. the Is CHI
nesc lepers that have 50 bong isssH y CRYING
nuisance 30 this civ. Fuuf ~ tbs uuiaher
are in the last stages of ihz disease. aud
arc the sRcst hideJas of the tsthsome
feurteeu.
one ai these four, whe Il il believed win
die before aching the destination. pre-
scnis a most slrkcniag sssht Tue esclids,
iipS. asstFils sni ears ar swollen D. fiva
Umss ihpir naiura. she. 1le deSh 1. -
n ariy raiteu that a ran easily ts picked
oii als tsisti1a % the b5Iy Mits tAe dn-
rrrs The hands. the fingers of wIiea
bRNe long slnrc dropped away, are nasatag
but chunks ~ puifid iesa the Sones pro
frgr.flna aud - fsia4aa - : y s=sr
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ATuIare March .ns. turned.

TrLARE, Cal, Aug- nj II Ha.eh 4
Co Aaschous- harnc tliS evening The
caraciis - fhs uags1siu.e Uas sei tons.
\ b,iuf 20 sarks ~ gain scrt hunue 2 b.
longing mostly - Timothy ga'Ge. A,frcr
ears Of era Wtr- bHrpcl !. alsl other aare-
haus = ali a lgn5sr fa1i uass.sis y cs
enpea. The ar'ria Il fhe Or j. HukuJwu.
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the Nsah CaHftsi rsiifs al TO-DAY feeisised
&ssAfeb isJ'a a paf.l atE surveying
tae Er 81 desrt 10 Wesisfn tiah ipf ihe
tfaa Efnffai eKfeass,lB 81 fa1ftfals-
which slufes fhat Ninr~st ~ afsise ufs. the
veil knaau chsinecf snIi suftsyOf pi tnis
tift tsas lest sssi,sis ilrf. IN ii4s desert ga
lnig - = HpFa4iusa ia fompHnf win $50.
E.ls- and v H. sisniey, BE fa9eh Ia
Ns- s.sastg. ssFsfA, fir Mfiier !. tha1.
Iie re1e anal "a tne Haay aId hal nos
been hezri 81 since
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WELCOME HOME
A Feryent Greeting to
Our First Citizen.
The Complimentsof America
to James G. Blaine.
A Tower of Strength in the
Coming Campaign.

His Profeetieaist Principles More
BeheidinS Europe's sauaIor-An
Enthusiastic Reception na New
fsrk-Ths Irish-A meriezns Partfc-
nizriy Glad TO See Their Friend
His Plans During the Campaign.
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o'DoNoyAN EoSsA TESTIFIEs.
The Worst English Criminals Come
a. America.

NEw YORK. Avg. DO Dinovan Rosa
was witness bcfore the immigration In
YcstsEaiiou comm iiee iais rtnrainr, Tue
worst thieves aas euaFlrts Il EHg and. be
said. are anxious to cafns So America The
g'.xcr.tofs ~ prisons . .rsia * them 10 -.
Ouly the wSrs. are ,eut here.
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WksHiSer1N. Ana. It-Tas ingcSsiga-
tjon iHi0 the Aiaskaa sal ts1 RI - althaT-
lied by reeouiisu of the house Will bc
commenced by the house committee ou
merchant uaune and fisheries on TaieS.
dsg. several ex%reasUfy rents who were
stationed ia Aiasks aud who are sup
posed - be cogutEa0g II ,hc state oi affairs
on seal issani arr expected - b. present
aud testify
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Fsr Imposing on Guiiisle Dsme'
rrafe.

Mas T0RK. Au- le.-fosi =. smith, - no
sriesi t1 saBke poEfaRsf.-rs ana othsr 1izi'
sers thralra tle eagutrs ileve that ti.sf
lgotiA keep solid wHh the as miH stfaisa1
by purchasing hi, Czmg alEu ta1-1s 81 =
each. vas arTa!gue,i hefsEe tn.fta a.
comm sslaaer shiri5s f..eav aA charge
% seueiHg letters ftr iHuagieiit IitrI. sts
through he mails. II ins bsrB U1a5le -
fr~nISk s7a.n fati rev red
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sAakFsasA. kaE lt.-faeu gafios's'E---.fer
saak son. Blessing s-ean5. Esifefs fhifds
naae. @
nice quarfsrs mF's- Eias es4s Nos.
Pr1cr Ear5aras scey-fi. fessias tAifas
8us AL sae-siKf eEfE ri ss-i'Asslk
sraa. feszse 1@ue sfnsi. Elsesfn tn'fos
t.rrs. -,
FFfe frrtsasq iler7s rr Ea's. isIr4y Si@
seraa5. flsvlsgsair Ga 80 si-af,
fea znl aelssslF fs s-+f , ists Spos
f.sy- snsss ssess4f. X 4tizEpg tisf&. eSsrs
Nsw York Kssfa csas tases-
S fotsr. " = kf. 81 Tbs A7a1sal
saaat4s - iae s : Yas& S3ssf tfas = -
- fsnsias Hila a esf sni &'fs -
4Hrs.lfrfs ssassfh sa- - e.aias7 @ss
f-ssa i.eaFas Is. - #sE e4i Ftss s1e.
sstH. IS ssf . fesf ss aek u ssl s
stift ese - ~ ss as 2.
, . =. - ~ - ass 80 A. sss,
3 "a fifs sss.grs stssi @Aafsle - =.
a a 81 @.sa ia s@s-t+ sfs = -. =
! : = 9s< tfazis st-- sHs Is-I
tsA .ss.aC kAs lisa thsras
! IA GaE Z zasf.
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NEw NoEE. Aug. W.-TEe = = Ge teceP-
tiau cnmmlff=e nggai rHfe been saved
good deal of axp-ass as ietsr sad de-
prived ne press - mufh fus Rt ibeiF ex-
!, -isss if the. hsd ia8nlrea ~ tae agents
OF the Igmsa n warB fseF vIpreigd
the i5is of Ntz fsfE As the Ina~ntnefy
was new il as vel knoa "a b GOOD sslieas
thar q c ma-fef would hot dare pui iae
skip e. as iuli sp-et.
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Farming Lands.

Farming Lands.
50 acres marsh land in
Skagit county, near Mt.
Vernon. This is A No.
I land. Price, $3.50
cash.
100 acres of rich bottom
land, "a mile west of
Terril lake, in What
com county; alder and
vine maple; land easily
cleared.
100 acres on Orcas island,
"a mile from postofhce
and steamboat landing;
90 acres cleared, 40
acres under fence; good
farm house and barn;
stream of water runs
through place; school
house within a mile.
Price, $40 per acre;
$1,000 of this on time,
to suit purchaser.
100 acres on Orcas island.
This land is easily
cleared; no large timber;
good soil; about one
mile from boat landing.
40 acres suburban tract
near Hall Bros. ship
yard on Salmon Bay.
/ Price, $500 per acre.
1873 acres two miles above
Snohomish City, known
as the Low farm. Ev-
cry acre of this is rich
bottom land, 90 acres
in meadow, and will
yield annually $50 tons
ofhay, good farm house
and barn, with sheds
and outbuildings; so or
90 fruit trees, all large
and bearing heavily
consisting OF apples.
pears. plums and cher
ries; 20 acres pastur-
age. Price, $525o, one
half cash, balance in ,
years at 10 per cent.
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NO. 30.

and il the season is favorable one they will
be tlled. The houses are located at Pitts-
ton and have storage capacity of 10000
tons
Mr.. Anson Turner of Lewiston, who has
been visiting with his brother. Mr.. Il. Tur-
ner, left Thursday and nothing has been
heard iron him since then. He left his
little boy at his brothers house and his
friends arc anxious as to his whereabouts.
One solitary drunk was given thirty days
at the police court Monday morning.
Mrs. II. W, Jswsu of this city left for
Boston Monday afternoon.
Two new streets have been built recently
connecting Washington avenue aud Central
streets. rhev were partly built last year,
but shout 20 rods of the work has been
done this fall They have been ehristened
Oak and Pine streets aud are Convenient
additions o the oips thoroushfares.
Rev. MIR. Dixie of Bath, pastor Of the
S~cdenborgian church in that city. held ser
vices Sunday in the parlors of Mrs. Swan
tons house on Vine street in this city,
Mr. L, 7. Stone, wife and daughter, who
have been in the city for the past few days,
returned to their home in Boston Monday
morning
Some misehievous youngsters broke quite
large amount of glass from the rear win
dows of 4. Dsyenport's store last Sunday.
Such chaps ought to be looked after.
Judge Dsnforth recently presented the
Y NJ. A. of this city with quite large
mum Der of books for their library. Among
the number were fourteen bound volumes of
the Atlantic Monthly, Webstcr's dictionary
and Bible dictionary. The example
should he followed by other citizens Of our
town in II similar manner.
The johnson House is 10 be provided with
a new correspondence desk similar TO the
one recently placed in the office of the
Evans. The latter is an attractive piece Of
furniture aud is very useful as well AS orna-
mental
The city is being billed for the Boston
Stars. which appear here next week under
the Y. NJ. G. A. auspices.