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|zzs. snd sse following elected Dasa
Litter. @ A. PhIpPss ". A Bersy; ~.
H sandberg g. y kansi,e. n -
Meath. Davd Ferarz. Thec5cre HiS.
gins. Ernest Hoppe. W. = Msfkre1
III. q. Cromwell X &. hopklns
Je4<rh Hodgkins- G. y Bezn, 4
Wslisrssesn. Airhasi sEszsP. = "
Horrissn, J. " Bel. !. W Taylor. y.
b Thompson. G. w ish1H-
sixteen Fote- ssre cast n the fourlf
ward and the following deiesases
eisrtei 4. W. Taylor :. j. cAhms
NJ ssesies. A. B. Bufler, J. A. Coates
IL. n Eean. W. r. Bonuey-
| In Sumner IS rotes we're cast ans
the following elected Joe hincSic
Henry charcb. l. Gelhsnl, =
lThonspson, C. G. AcAizlzns A. ;
stewart, Wafyen Wood
Wenterzuute preclnct--steo-
| Byrd. r. X. Wilson, H. X Cox
| In Payailup liz votes we're cast 40
! the following elected. w. y u,sos
John HASTE r Bartlett, = g. NAL
| tbcus. H. Dazyetf. A. J. Miller ana =
| III. Williams They are Tor sever,
for probate iadge and James NJ ffic'
for sheriff i.
Many friends OF ex-Couneiiman y
w. Bashford are talking OF placing hi'
| name before the convention for the OF
zee OF probate Judge. Mr.. Bashforc
| saws be l. not candidate in the usua
| Acceptance Of that term. because Their
| are other avowed candidates Hii
| friends. however. say that there betns
| 70 many other there may be no dari
hsr~e. in which event Mr. Bashfcrc
viii he brought out, and II 20 he VII
undoubtedly take strong place.
T.E.s anita, publisher and proprie
Tor OK the Sss1efag 7sssaes, has bought
third Interest in the EseniAg Neses ans
| will aSsuaae an active interest Monday
i. q. Pesffngill, who has had edstoria
charge for some moufhs past. retires
| to-day.
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A FREE rRIr To SPOKANE.
The Northern Pacific's Generoui
Offer to the Press Association.

General Passenger Agent A. ID.
Charlton, OF the Northern Pacific,
telegraphs rs follows to the Posr.
ISrELIIGEScgg from Portland:
foa can saw to the members of the
Washington Territory Press Associa-
ton that the Northern Pacific Com
pany viii be pleased to carry free all
members and their wives 10 the Press
convention at Spokane Falls. October
=, the train to leave Tacoma at s:55
a. M, October s. All members desir-
ing To take advantage OF this arrange
fnent must take this train. | win ac-
company the PARTY.
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coUPEvILLE.
Death Of Frank c. Mitchell = Per-
sonai Items.

CoppEyfILE, Sept. GA telegram
TO A. ID. Blowers brings the sad news
OF the death OF Mr.. Frank c. Mitchell
at Watervilie, Douglass county. w. +.
The remains viii reach Coupeviile
Wednesday morning by the Idaho,
accompanied by his friend III. b. Love
JOY. Frank was one OF the most
promising young men of Island county
was well and fayorably known at
Tacoma. Port Blakeley, Port Ludlow
and many other places on Puget
sound. In company with several
other young men Of this place be
located near Wateryille, Douglas
county, ". T., for the purpose OF
making himself home in that new
country, and he would have proved
up on his calm in 8 few days. Hi
death comes like a shock 20 his father.
mother. only sister and three brothers,
being wholly unexpected. The heart
broken family have the sympathy OF
all the people OF WILDLY Island.
Miss Fannie III. Wood, principal OF
the ladies' department of the pueei
Sound academy, arrived in Coupeyille
from the East and will take charge OF
the ladies department on Thursday
! Mrs. James Gillespie Of this place
left this morning to visit friends in
Olympia.
Capt. Henry Roeder Of whateom i.
stopping short time on the island.
Thos. Coupe of Whatcom is visiting
his mother, Mrs. Maria Coupe.
Capt. j. w. Clapp OF the bark Gen.
Butler Is home for few days.
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oLYM Plk.
Mr.. HsInes' Arrest Disappreyed-
Jurymen Drawn.

OLYMrtk. Sept. 29.-The arrest OF
Hon. j. {. Haines has been the source
OF comment in this city. The general
verdict OF Republicans is that false in
formation In. b. en- furnished, the in
dictment procured, and the arrest
made merely for political effect. IL Is
not for an instant believed that Nh
Haines j. guilty, or that there Is any
well-founded cause for u suspicion OF
guilt. The Democrats are generally
very reticeni. probably realizing the
error tha; has beea made, and fearing
that il win prove a boomerang TO their
party. Although the Republicans
have implicit confidence in the inRo-
eence OF Mr.. Haines. they are ex-
tremrly annoyed. fearing that his abb
senfe ia the East will retard the prog
ress ~ the campaign.
tURYMES DRAWN.
The proper officers me, in Clerk
Ayers otiiee yesterday, and proceeded
with the drawing OF the iurymen for
the next term Of the district court
which convenes ia this city in Deem
Der. Fol oNing is the result Petit
Jurors -Tharston county, Geo. w.
Carpenter. Il Il Turner. Chas. Railetti,
X. Osseno. J. ! Hubbard, Geo H.
70 ter. Jas. Brewer J. NJ. Davis, Oscar
Sales, L. l.. Waiting, John nixson, D.
A. chils0n. Wm Lord. Arthur Jones,
Il, Fiander, I.avant Walker, X. Chill
son. Geo. Loagmige, John Whereof,
]. Il Price Ma.oa eounty-O. Whit
new, Wm. Forbes, Geo. A. tfoldsh0r-
angh and Truman Hyde.
Grand isrors-Thufston 4. a. Phil
lips. A. Euncld. A u, Rabbeson. NJ
E. Warren, ]. G. Haizeman. f.. j Is
tsp. John James, NJ. Giles, w. Hart.
man, Il. +. Whitman. Geo ID. Forbes,
r. 1. Mckenny, J. Chilherg. Mason /.
J. T Sanders. John Kneeland and
John u. Forbes.
NorARIEs AProISTKs.
Governor Semple has approved the
applications Of the following named
persons 60 b. notaries public. u. p
Quinn. OF Clallam; ;. H. simpson. Of
Okanagan; Y. \. Elder. aud Jas
NJ. Ashton, of Pierce; Charles w
Clark aud X. ] l.. Ross. Of Spokane
Nargs.
4 large force of men are now at
work on the Puget sound & Chehalis
railroad as Mud hay. The grading is
completed for distance Of nearly tive
miles from the hav and the track will
soan he laid the entire distance. Mar
ager Elwoil deyoses nearly his entire
time 60 travelling over the Sound in
the interest VI his company
M. Masien Kuiigsige, admins
traitor. this morning appcsrrd before
Judge Roo. aud made faal proof on
The homestead entry ot Laura Smith
deceased. The land is located near
i.itt'e Rock
Patrick Murphy sc segday Sold lot 6
% block u 10 o. A sthap fer $3.50.
Mr. T. \. Navarro Of Lake Ghclan T.
IN the ci.y
A pestlen Of Columbia arres +
hyiag Treated II new and much
needed Sidewalk
Hou 4. r ieaveawuriA al rosm =
poits wss Ia the e;'y last nlsht
The Republican ooauty committee
organised to-day hy cieetiae T. g.
o'iirien chairman. and Frtsl Sta- kine
So. Fsst4es-
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- - 49, >
First BAPTIST IhnzSn - -
Jsus<-krs MI wnii1 =, VII
scrvicr< a. II = m anu - = -. -.
Unitarian service 81 Pyfnisn nsAs. : ,ss -
opera house. q II q m sermon y n -,
= z snalta- Sno3ss. 20 49, sssfs - ssslS
an opeh 49,; $500
Az are eolu,s,as ~ e,..,s,..,
Plymouth Consrczsuonai ssnzen .sSS D..
street.. between spring ana SSnece, ~
Henry Z Bates. pastor-fresensnE - 80, !. =
n anu s.1 N. saa :. sssss = -
aounz P ol.s ma ..,i,s~ - IN
~ s..s',.,,,,'.
S--an So ee,e-.a,s 49, 49,. Va.
ltAna.s $50 ssS,,es = ~ Tss-T strass, on
81, .e 49,. 49, ss,,s.,sv school Ia 4
s ~ n s,,,s N n m
m Da,1.e =. - ~ -. : xfs-ss,,.,
Shages o. tIS uoS1 SnsPnss. s s.,ssss !
SsSon , ana nssne1A." s"esss
seses-' ~ y =
Trace Hcspitas--So serNiee torcst-
Battery street III. E. Ehurch-Rer- T. =
Massey viii preach In the morning ~ y
| o'clock and in the evening az - O'Clock
sabbath school a. close OF morning service
Second Presbyterian church. corner q
Harrison and Oak sfrs ets-Preachfng bs
| Rev. A. J. Carney al ii a. m Text, y
Am the Bread OF Life After sermon hap
l -, ~
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ELIEnssuRcH.
Pas, Time IN Ruby eity-Business
Very Brisk.

ELLxxsaunsa, sept. - The steam
er City OF + lensbnrgh. Of the ElieHs-
bargh rouse to the Conconuily mines,
Is making regular trips and fast time
Mr. Anthony OF Portland reports ieav-
ing Portland Sandav morning. sep
tefnber %. ard arriving at Ruby City
Wednesday. sept. -. al 10 p. m. The
steamer returned from the mines last
evening with Is pas engers. The boat
leaves Rock Island Tuesday mornings,
and stages frora Ellensbush On Mon
DAYS.
In the ease Of wilkins * Wilson ".
the Eiiensbureb Water Company. be-
fore Judge Nash, defendants suing for
extra pay amounting 20 over $500 on
account OF cement, gravel and con
struetion work on the ditch not speci-
tel in the contract, the jury returned
verdict this afternoon In favor OF de-
PENDANTS. The term here viii close
Saturday, October q
Business Is bri here at present in
every line. Tic streets are crowded
with people. and real estate sales are
very large. Families are moving into
houses before they are half finished
There il not vacant building in town
and large number OF residence build
sngs are going up.
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NepRhsieAA Primaries Ia the CTS
sna ticsnits View sraper Change.
f&cWSA sept. - The GepHh sssas
pfiuaartss we're helA that's evening. tn
fsssis hStag opea from & nwiii q riock
TIE voting IN tire FIRST "a ar,l va tlune
Al 3NstleS i-BlV aaicQ. ia the Ssasasid
wars al Howell & HIS osilce 10 IL
TAiSd sasa az tAe etsace at she Tscaius
k0andfF ASST Magalur shops ansi IA
the Foarta ward ~ tae Hose house
IL vas expected thzt a q. kss meuld -
ssssanN in opposition - thst FugtslariS
dominated sisA siSkcss serr priates.
Bot nos use&, the l~9tsrs being afrasl
~hea tAv sayer came g. she's tae,ss.
selves ~ sss-h
Ia tbs ftTzi Nafa abe following dele
gates NesN stscsed u NJ issits "
Harris, Mi3sAu Weld. a. A
fas2iss, Misaiata SqaAniae
ta ths -~s,asa ward tssa to @wtaE
fcrS cfes iest tSea " Sqszrer
sasss Hewitt t r. hlsaan. " D.
ne, Hf. III a. EsastWbek r -
tbtartss 3 clan = taskes 4saslss =
st tsse sasFles r. ilseke. 4 y
kseRe9. 6.t Asessae. sasssy4 q gssss
ss~esa Fssrse, tsesaFve A. WiiEsass. u
sAasrEeis A. A kassht w d.
tssaas Fssen, L. q S4ssp saf. tssoyse y.
AtstGsea. II. stmssss Il IL 49,.
Nsstsr ; 5oha
- ths TART saql - vSses eefs
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NOT LOST. BUT SAVED.

Jacob switzer. OF Helena. Montana, SAYS.
II was suffering from an unusually had
cold. Ny lungs were sore and cOureSfed
consulted one Of the best physicians 81
Helena whose prescriptions failed 10 ~
iieFe nae. became alarmed and had alsosif
given ap At the suggestion OF = friend i
purchased bottle OF Aeker's English Rem
Guy Tor coughs and colds. and, after taking
IL according to directions. was eofnpl.sf.i
cured Letters similar 20 the above ar
received daily. The effect Of Aeker's Ena
Ash Remedy on the throa; ard lungs
something marvellous, and far asfhraf
whsoping cough. colds and cruHp Ii 4 - .
yond comparison 20 ofker urafarafEc,fs
and sold bx A. n STrWsRT
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RESroS. Sept as.-The department
OF public schools taught BY orville
Moore. was closed last Tue sday. owing
TO the departure of numbers of the
pupils 10 the hop-iie.ds. The school
work viii be resumed when the chill
dren return.
Miss Piper, one OF Seattle's teachers
Is visiting Mrs. Spencer this week.
Some Interest prevails in town rela-
tive 10 the visit last Sunday OF the of
ficials of the coal mines which are living
idle, much to the detriment of public
prosperity.
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SHE WAS nANpIcapPE
a Ypnng Lady Defeated by an Editor
iH Pte-ERting Match

hityFalte Ttsass.
onc ID she social features OF last
week was the gathering OF The pie
eaters Al the fesssenee Of Mr.. A. A
sage saturday night The party com
meneed gathering early in the after.
neon and by dusS the rooms OF the
hasp!take host were comfortably
| fiiscsi. Both yard and house were taste
fully 0rnamened with Chinese Ian
terms, which presented very pretty
sight ia tbosa arriving after dark As
this crest OF the bill vas mounted dox-
cas- OF lights biaxed up before the trav-
e4eg's eyes, giving beautiful and
decidedly unique appearance 10 oar
ianiosss aunehgrass plains. tin eur
arrival We learned the programme vas
--eajoy year sel - which every one car
riea out % the letter. Excellent pnmp-
kia plc, cake, coffee and watermelon
composed ;he refreshments, TO which
all aid ample jus ice One oi the young
laaies undertook the task OF eating a.
many pies As the writer, but we
knocked her cat on the third rse; but
she attTibgtcsi her defeat To the fact
thS' she had eaten izo pies before car
arrival
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4 LopeISo HOUSE FOR GfRfs.

To rnr kn.g,fN At last there l. a
prospect HAT another q Scsttls (.
loiis ie.s want, May fr nset and an
epPoT;unity offered fer the Large
hearted pAllSuta ropists o. this city 10
he4p TIE haineiess. deserving girls who
are trying n earn their lsreatl honest
~ >anae & gar hFSsilau sonsea are
piasiisg w0sS which they exTssct 10
SO Fe-1it % = pleasant honetike
.essslnE lsotssc exclusively fo5 rcsssetA-
bic EiTls is Seattle shs faeii are
1isle1s ev NJ e. \ seaman
Bethel ausi salvation Array ana IL i
tsflis scase STRIP NaS Eaksa towards
aaessnK tEtenss,ess wensep and Sfris IN
isSiAS III F5eat e.
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a siwash 5 l'lT'.
Victoria Times.

A Claoquot Indian was around town
to-day procuring supplies 10 go into
the jewelry business on the West coast.
The enterprising siwash is son OF Ce-
dar Jim. one of the famous fighting
chiefs of former DAYS. He obtained a
complete outfit for his business, includ-
ing crucibles, ingots OF silver, efc. with
a view Of supplying the wholesale
trade. The principal article of manu-
facture viii he those beautiful silver
bracelets with which the maidens Of
the wood delight TO bedeek themselves.
and which have heretofore been sup
Piled almost exclusively BY the skillfui
Hydahs of Queen Charlotte islands
New underwear. Chester Cleary
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FINS AEtoss.-w. A. Lee. 81 abe
iir1H o; Hatea 4 Co, walked snta the
fosT-lsfEsL = xefR e e hast even-
iaE sifa hss 4rns fuii at what 8-oked
ale res breed Il pumpkins On
bis making aissaav1s tazs they ssTe
not parafkiaS. sat mes variety Of
mesn3s. knawa a. Iasays, che stgf
sas Slesi thesu za.i unite IN the opinion
tina: for lusfs1SaesS and Eaxo- they
exce4 anything IN the Ezslon fasaily
yet tEonght eet Thsy are x'faost
ssssts ~ ealcy. Fieh &aa yEiey
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Notice 70 Stockholders.

NOTICE Is HERERY GIVEN TO THE
~ stockholders. officers and trustees 81
pany on the LIST day Of October, ISIS, at the
offiee OF George W. Tibbetts IA Gilman fog
the purpose of changingthe bylaws Of said
corporation. wA. MOORE, Secretary.
Isaac CooezE. Vice President
Gilman Sent a. f-SS
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DoNiYkN--REDDISs--A the church of the
Seventh Day Adyentisis IN North Seattle,
September -. lsss. at , O'Clock p. IN. bs
Elder @. W. Davis. Mr.. Thomas DonivaIi
Of Victoria B. G., and Miss Lostie Red
ding Of Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dousyan took the steamer
Tor Nashou. where they will visit friends
Tor few weeks, and return TO their home
In Seattle
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North Seattle Private school

Nv, Cos. Harrison ADJ TsnFesaac~ s.z
1fES- Gita0UE. HAVING SECURED
vi cen sEssdl0as quarters far ass school
scsl1esss tas. &C ialssssssnx p4Slss Vii ~
fsaff a. rs sch<assfuez2 ~ , s'essck a N
Ae@aSy. DcsoacF ! H4Ak2s ef iaarcnxh
Eseata1 se-k. zszsi dssrsp-zrs. zzd eoar
tssss EaAEasrs ~3ss - AL eases eS enzeGT-
o-e-a Asisz- a kiacergsrzeE ceFz-tIasas a,
a. cary 1&fs
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esnrrEIp COUNTY DEMOCRATS,


roSEx1s. sept - The nealocrati.
seeaty CONVENTION held here TODAY
nominated csUdl istes ~ follows
Autiier Il. r. Wells, shesif. : X
Hall, Assessor. b y Mast, treasurer.
y. Cfsuaah Cou0i ssianefs. Thos
Woodrow, lss Parker and Il. 4.
kFerss, superintendent ~ auals
Rrai. I, nriseo3. i0lnt councilman
loF Cesamess, Garfield ard Asofin. NJ
" aodmaa u nsytan, ieiat repee
sentative Tor tiarhelA and Asatln. 4.
t.edscfwooi o. iasneFot rroscguf. nr
attorney .0F Garfield and Asotln. "a
y, sscse 81 Hsmeny DE PLATFORM
endorses the national aimias .iraiiou
and Ne,lYhx~e
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sFoxsxE FALIs, Sept. 2g.--The Orc
gaaiaa has purchased controlling in-
fefess In the Resi<se from Monaghan
& King, and viii assume charge OF the
parer on Monday.
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ard q rule rirk cleaner than the
uhite<- W. G. Gib5s has . crsu q -
thar sersd out - pretty. ciean-io0kIng
boxes A. possibly can Be. and that
withozt any extra talking or other IN
ducemenks-
j. P. Stewart finishes to-day. Cd ninc
acrr- CID and fsre acres yeariingss 2
hsrvex1, Of ID tanx- Aessrx Bean anu
Marshall have secured his dry kilns
ard p;ckers and vii push their crop
through At a rapid rate
NOTES
owiux TO the yigilrxee Of our city
ofticsals We have one OF the most quiez
sessons. Whisky sellers to Indians
are caught in the very act. and at once
after preliminary examination con-
signed 10 the county JAIL Al exhioi-
tons Of an objectionable character are
az once suppressed.
Wm. y. yeffray il out on the street
again. DR.. Mitchell recommends for
him trip TO Hot Springs 70 complete
his recovery.
Gideon Frazier Of Tacoma i here
on business
Mrs. A. C. Brocaw and Mrs. l. r.
Hoyey are visiting the hop Eeids OF
Puyallup.
The young men OF Puyallup gave a
dance last night in the opera house.
Owing 10 the pressure OF business the
attendance was slight
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TERRITORY NEWS.
jefferson. G,-r6eld and
Pierce Comfy Politics.


Prize wtekf Articles sig.eA-Ths
R.~>s ~ Issssg Psvk-ssre~s I'm
rw~vsnssss IN she Pert Of Ksfry-
Newspaper Chsas<s a spsksse
rslIs sd T.<Sns-searnssisf1
RIA. rr~~ - the casse.tiss-
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Or. J. L. York, the magnetic and huuor-
Gus orator, will give his farewell and bene-
fit lecture at Frye's opera house this even
ing on The Rights and Wrongs of Labor,
and the Reign OF the Common People.
VOLTS splendid orchestra viii furnish
music for the occasion. Doors open az Z.
L 80 NJ. AZ \ n l.l..k
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IT'S S0METHlNG APPAIIINc

The ssaeens Of Opium thas thoaxh.lss.
EaetAerS give fhelf children in the faysa 81
ssraFs Snl ecr2lsis nabies tar s-e 49,.
iser fsss!ni. cross. or troahlei with ainsfx
ss'.iet ss'esaisx, pans es stomach disorders
cxn BE- relieved a. anee tsy sIs3rsr 80
ksas ss4ofheE Il eout4sns 20 oEs.sz-, -
1lox5,aine. aeoce = ssfr. sold e. A. a
sfESAgF isfsix
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ACADEMY or THE HOLY klaES.
A Boarding and Day School for
Girls, Seattle, w, T.

E,AI.L TERN BEGINS AUG. y. THOR
II cugh instruction in the English
branches. Music, An, Execution and the
Languages. For further information al
dress SISTER SUPERIOR
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Spiritualism-M Mrs. Nell spauiding viii
give a discourse on ~Woman's suffrage"
SUNDAY, at II a. m, in Masonic Hall, on
Front street All are welcome.
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puYAl,up.
Timely discovery - . rire Ms
Days Hep Harvest.

FNXAHrr. Sept - Aisoas s
oi-,gs isst night i.ght WAS observed
in - hat s. ased a. a bedroom grstsirs
in Sicssa & Sous budding. J I.
stewart at oNce vent ~ stars "a ,n-
SessssaSe and found tae rtsom go nfe.
( lie At nacs tF8esk Is Ec! u alter. nothsas
leine hasssiy he tried rs hattaA Ey
this time the clerk came "a the rescue
= isssifF was ran ur on the outside 81
tAe bas&i0E ard a stream * water
turac& on from use hoe, which j.
e0iled Mp ready for Use in ease II
easeFss ncy. The hrr eas ausckly eX~
tinEss>hesi Ne damage 10 she Nsiid
isss sxcv7i scorAiue The sails OF she
besiruen reeFscd "a ri carey
~feWaFtas clothing xss hdFncA
ref nee HANvRsT
Bop- arm - eac. some gea Sasas al
Above Ggures The hops ia the stew
art eeutgSct with Jae sioiswr ~oaa 20
Mo5s tiras. %cna bought hy r. Meeke e
4 Nc - AZ Ramsey heughs iAe
crop ~ MS. Wagner n ~. WinkleT
salt bis for sss,.
The htsEss day IN iAc -hep harvest
Ma yesterday Nn SWIMMING up en-
the vasseEs iarHls naasE she 80 ner-
ssEsp q T. AsxR er sse 1av Werk xas
,.slsi s. - ssf .assas ~ EsAriS fe.ahs
fsfsHsi- Wrs keT iaFe'T and hon.
sspzpjne iAsL Ie-nanrqaw a,a..s
stcaNsS al c2kr a. a,iG tsansl -
pr box fof saassv Nosk
Al sgTse tAas tie Indians irsssa eaes
ct tie a4aaatAlns agS scry sses5rs}Sc
hep 81 kers fhss e thsis ~efs Ws.
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WASHINGTON COLLEGE,.
A Boarding and Day School for
Young Men and Boys,
WILL OPEN FOR THE FALL TERM
SEPT. Is, 1888,

An entire change in the faculty. d. 4
FULF0RD, A. NJ, of Racine College. will
be Head Master. assisted by +. Z. YOUNG
A NJ, late Superintendent of Public
schools ut Tacoma. and corps 81 other
competent teachers.
Discipline strict, pleasant home life,
comfortable rooms Building heated with
furnaces. supplied with hot and cold
wafer, baths, etc.
For further PARTICULARS address
D. :. FUIfOkD. Head Master.
Wash. College. Tacoma. W. Z.
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The NeslheFa Fsesa, lInr 80 Daven-
3 r. 81 the * Hansi wiu Re cosu-
gcte3 81 Noes IL ~ "a Thrse h n
sifs3 nsea Al,d - teanss have hsen
aided tp tAe Ne klas forSs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-30
raE SOCIAL WORLD.


SE1ArEHze1 fruH ketF~ Fr1<1-f
uaent consisted al tah'eazx: sonss.
rerifassons and Instrumental MUSE
among xhirh were prominent piano
so,os 81 Miss Blanche Robinson, Miss
LuIu Hoyey snd Mrs Fftx Henry
The song. The Land Beyond the
Tide. sung hy Misses InioEe1e Nc
Kav. Beatrice Fetteriy and Mamie
t,ose. was received with considerable
enthusiasm. a. was the tableaux, A
Chri-tmas Dream In which little
Imozene Mckay represented an ex-
quisife fairy, in pink silk stockings.
bending over two chubby. sleeping
youngsters. Who were engaged IN
dreaming OF Christmas gifts
yery vel deserving OF special rnen-
ton wers the parts taken by Ms
Fred Drew, Misses Minnie Best. Ma
mic Sfe1son. Mile and Annie Long
fellow. The entertainment was sue
cess financially ~ wei as artisfseaily,
the proceeds being $50 50.
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49, ----------

Ethel tShudderiugEHos the trees
moan and sigh to-rightl
Bobby tspeaks whereof he saowsD-
Well, guess you'd moan and sigh il
yon were as fun of green apples as
they be.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-30

SPOKANE FAILS, w. T.. Sept 81.
q. Rex, arrested at Seattle for en-
bezziement, arrived here this morn
ing in company with the sheriff His
examination has been set for wednes-
day next.
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SPRING HILL WATER COMPANY
NOTICE.

Ins SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER q. Prom
" - T. n, the city viii be sass,ils.l
tAroC<a Cur lower lire. witch wIla is..-ss,
the sgPtiy. especially GA the nppsr i.sveiS'
y @HEpAEH A.mmst..