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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-26
A HORSE OVERHEARD.
How McLaughiins Mare Fell into the
Bay. and How They Got Her 0gt.

4 novel scene, and one which drew u
large number of spectators, was witnessed
yesterday Afternoons ct the city front 1t
was that Of boat TO which two persons
sat. one Of them pailing for dear life while
the other held the hridle-fein OF horse,
which swan bfaveiy to keep up with the
velocity OF the boat. ON inquiry, Il was
found that a team Of horses belonging 10
Mclaughlin, OF North Seattle, aud engaged
IN hauling wood IN West seattle. were
brought across the bay on tatboat, and
as one OF the team. valuable gray mare
was being led upthe slip Mt Harrington 4
Smiths wharf, q cross-h0ard on which she
stepped gave way aa1 the mare fell back
wards. Tho headquarters OF the animal
were immersed. while she Sainly al
tempted 10 regain the slip on which her
front feet were planted. The driver and
others eudeav0red 10 assist the animal.
but were unsuccessful. and were obliged
10 east her loose. The marc swan
under the Harrington < Smith aud Hat
field wharves and across the open water
to yesler's heading for shallow water
among the piles near the railroad track
In the meantime boat was manned by the
driver and Joe Carter and the rescue Of the
animal attempted. II was attended with
no small difficulty. as IN addition to the
mares being enfangled In the harness, the
boat from entering. They succeeded in
cutting the mare loose from the harness
aud towed her out from among the piles.
thence round the wharves 10 the ocean
dock, under which the attractive trio
passed TO Ballast island where landing
was effected.
Carter was neatly dueked by the animal
when she felt firm ground underneath,
being pulled headforemoss out OF the boat
by means of the Birdie which he hrnly
held. The crowd eheered as the man
spluitered TO his feet, but both men deserve
praise for the exeriions made 10 save the
animal which would otherwise have per-
ished. The mare was none the worse for
her bath nor did she seem exhausted by
her long swim.
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% Be humbE<- Governor Ferry Mid xhs<
ne entered political life - Z Demnernf and
ire trader, bit was convened <4rIy II
NE Every s9fe toT VOORHEES, IL an en-
oonezneaf Of the Dsmoerstic policy.
pazf AID prescEt- and his ezecfzca would
Indicate that Washington Terrstary sanr-
noosd the Democratic free trade policy
The speaker concluded - foztaxx AN
otbeT reason why ! uon11 rot vote the
Desnorraffc t5eket is because the Demo
crary z the disioJaa psrsy Of tals nation Of
ne ~ Deunocraxs IN the house 70 are
rebeis. aud = cut 81 he e f,eucernfs IL
lne senate are rebeis TIE supreme beach
= csszrneed By that arrh-rehel Lamar
iAppianse Two members 81 the eAhinef
krs Rebels. every pAr- Of the government il
hssrd Dy feems s1ss ever n the presidential
enAir sifs Grower C feFeleud- the suh=srvteus
tool o. tie Southern wing Of the Der.oc-
rscy.
voorhees, 10 also maa Of pledges. He
proE1ised % seeE-e the sdrzlxziou OF TIE
state. The forfeiture Of the Eneerasd Sor
fherEl Paeifc land grant and large zrpro
Frsatlons Tor TIE e rffe-T. He has failed
u al. He 10 simply 4 brilliant. strpen
dous failzre. The Republican party has
placed 10 aozzfnetfoa John s. Aiie1. fpro-
ionsed spplsHsei, an able. honesz genf e
man who ElG do credit to himself and the
territory IN tie tsiis Of congress ! have
known him since H-s< came 10 the terri
kDow whereof / speak when ! refer 70 HIS
character and his sz1ents-r Governor Ferry
Spoke IN high terms of the Republican
county ticket. and said be believed IL 10 be
tne nesf ticket ever presented 10 the voters
2. Alag county he finished amid sp-
The chairman referred 70 Black Diamond.
II introducing the giee cub from that
place, ~ having had the honor four years
ago ~ being the banner Republican pre-
einet IN the county The giee eiab eorl-
poeed of Is anemse-s, sang ..GoEara3es in
Arms" aud sang very effectively. They
were obliged 20 respond 10 sn encore, aad
a. the last note died awsy three rousfug
eseers were given for Black Diamond by
the In inei1Sc audieaee-
OTHER sFEkEERs.
Hon. JOAN r Einaear, the candidate for
councilman. made fTlef SPEECH aud dem
onsfrzfed that the passage of the Nils bin
would mean free trade ia Washington
Territory products at least. Ee compared
x with the senate bill. and showed that the
latter protected all Of the industries in
which this territory Is Interested
When john H. NctSrxw was introduced
the applause was deafening and be could
not speak for moment he said only
few verbs but they were Characteristic
and efffrfive
W. &. Forrest was presented as q gentle
man who had served the city faithfully for
two years a. city clerk, aud whom the
Republicans bad consequently decided to
promote to the authorship His remarks
were humorous and pointed, aud be made
an excellent impression
Short speeches were also made by Prof.
v. A. Pusey. w. C. Lssimer and w. V.
Rineharf
After another song By the eoiored quar-
teite, selection BY the band ana rev
roueiBg remarks By &. 3. Albertson, three
cheers were given for the Republican plat
form and ticket and the large audience
dispersed,
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Twenty-three deeds were fled for record
yesterday. the consideration agsregating
se5,SI3, an average of s2.ssi. Following Is
the list a. furnished BY Wood & Osborne,
ahStrsctors Of title:
J. Grunkranz TO N. Glorious. lots TO 10,
blk :, Dewey's add. 81 600.
A. a. Bell 10 E. II. Taylor, lots l and .,
blk rs, Bell Heirs ID add. 1850
West Seattle Land and Improvement Co.
to Z. ID. McClintie lots II and Is, blk 6, LIST
plat Of West Seattle, SEQ
T. NJ. Taylor.to c. T. Cowden, lots / and
., blk %, Bell Heirs I'd add. $l,7oa
West Seattle Land aud Improvement Co.
10 +. L. blakeney, lot Il, BLK 3 Ist plat OF
West Seattle. ss3N.
r. N. jones TO A. Mott, lot Is and IA,
blk %, Gilman add, 80
q. n. BowmAn to l. NJ. Jackson, lot 10.
blk IL. Queen Ann add, y20o
West seattle Land and improvement Co.
TO Mary Bailey. lots = aud q, blk 4. LIST
plat OF West Seattle. s7oa.
Hiram Burnett to T. III. Burnett. lot Z,
blk 67, Lake Union add, 500.
West Seattle Land and improvement Co.
to 81. B. King. lots to 7. 1st plat OF West
Seattle, 5000.
West seattle Land and improvement Co.
TO +. B. Jones, lots and 9. block 5, lst plat
OF West seattle, SEQ
Isaac Wooden 70 II. J. Croffeet. lots and
S. blk ], Jackson street add, 1880.
Isaac Wooien TO II. J. Groffeet, lot 9, blk
/. jackson street add. $500.
B. S. Conrad 10 c. Weber. lot Il, blk ..
Burkes' I'd add. xa.7eO-
A. ChiIberg to NJ Glorious, oyster claim
"Qa, en-" in Eilictt's bay.
II. II. Ames to J. T. Debolt, lot ii, blk Al,
d. T. penny's add, 5000.
ID. Kellogg ct al. 10 f. c. kllhourne, lots
) and 6. blk D, A. A. Denny's add. a..
g. ". HAnford 10 Z. :. THOMPSON. lot 2.
blk IS. Bell Heirs 2d add, $1,000.
Berthe Bryant to p. Higgins. lot $ blk "a.
Maypard's Lake Washington add $50.
{. r. Piimpfon TO c. W. Moore, let's /.
and 3, blk 8, Comstoek supl. add. $3.50.
j. Furth to Z. c. Kilbourpe, lots 5 and 6,
blk d. Denny's add, $4,000.
J. ID. L. Gsushey to J. g. Morrison, 40
acres in sec Is, twp 70 n, T, 4 c, $500
n. 2. K. K Co. TO ]. Dobson, 40 scres Ia
see n, twp a n. r, @.
Y. :. to {. VI. Van DoreE, n u of =
sa sw ofn W 4 see 10, twp n, 7, 4 e,
$50.
L. 5. to G. courville, e 4 sec $, twp %
n, T, e, si2.
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BREvITIEs.

The sailing Of the umaiiila Is postponed
III O'clock Saturday morning.
The steamship Umatllla Is under the
onukers loading coal for San Francisco
Louis Smith was Snt 30 jail BIZ Justice
Jones yesterday In default Of so fine for
carrying concealed weapon.
Frank wilkes and 49, Galloway were
hned Is 90 % l0respectvely, yesterday.
10 Justice Jones court. for fast driving on
the City dock.
Marriage licenses were Issued yesterday
iot David Richard aud Miss Clara choyin,
both u Seattle, aud John ". Couseiyea and
MISS Clara Johnson. both Of King county.
II heNait Yesterday brought suit against
me Fseisie Cable Construction Company to
recover 81 S,ie, alleged to be due for piles
and wood furnished
The schooner Leo. Of sltka. sailed last
hiKat from Sietson & Posts wharf. on the
rlarn itip, with cargo Of shingles, lum-
OCT, cna aud general merchandise.
TIE Ladies Ala Society of the second
rlssoStertan church will give tie
soeisl this evening. A short programme,
evening.
Nc. George Atkinson, OF Tacoma, has
solu cut bis interest in the Pacific mill
neAt Poiat Defiance. to Mr. c. +. White of
WsSSs%troP AAAlFNad tofAtthANt Au1 MI
concern
Hon I. J, Humes, who has been stump.
,hs nc eastern portion 81 the territory for
sonn b. Allen. returned home last night,
sAa reports that the enthusiasm fer the Re
pahican candidate becomes greater every
es{, aud he firmly believes that Mr.. Allen
WI come 70 the Cascade mountains with
'fom 200 to Soo1 majority.
Yesterday morning q boy ran breath
.essiy TO an otilcer With the startling infoze
ms'ion that he had been shot 1t twice ON
vt erant street bridge. The officer lnyeS.
nssssed and arrested Smith on the bridge.
ne asd revolver in his pocket bat al "
sae chambers were loaded, The bay could
nos ne found 20 testify at the trial and Goa
sGuently Smith could only be convicted
" carving concealed weapon.
MN VIM. Flynn 81 Sqnak was brought
70 seattle Wednesday evening and taken
orfotidencc hospital Cor treatment she
sAs suffering With typhoid fever in IFS
~, malignant form. and The physicians
~ once concluded that she e0als not re.
sseyer, bat it'd all they could to relieve her
sse died Al an early hour yesterday morn
s NY, and WITH be buried to-day ia the Cath
ode cemetery.
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start FOR SHIP yAED.-The little
schooner Cora May, bailt by Mr.. J. r.
Thurston, at salmon bay. was officially
measured by Deputy Collector Frank II
winsl0w, yesterday Her dimensions are:
Length 30 feet. breadth i0.6 feet: depth As
feet: tonnage 1s0S tons. In speaking OF
this little craft Mr.. winslow said: II hope
this Is the entering wedge. and that the
Hall Brothers will establish the largest
ship-yari on the Pacific coast on Salmon
bay, which is so well adapted by nature
for such yard"
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PErp,s MAJ Texas, June %. isSs-Tie
Swift Specific Company. Atlanta. 1.l-oen,
tlemen One Of ny Children was uo9s ,...
years We gaze her various KINGS o. ieeol-
cine bat without profit and began 20 Despair
OF curing her g. ali vas perssaahheaa 70 Ss vi
Several bottles the diseases an disappeared.
and she is now hale. hearty and healthy
Ell twelve y ssrs pIa u ~, n ssse sni1 an naI
am using the SIS. s and satsciFafe . prompt
and permanent cure. n. C. WAasoSER-
RICH HnI, No. July Z. lsss-The Swift
Specific Co.. Atlanta, Ga-Gentlemsn: Our
out with eczema We tried the prescriptions
from several good doctors. but without any
special benefit We tried s. s. s.. and BY the
heal. and by the time she had taken six
bottles she was completely cured. Now she
has a full and heavy bead Of hair-a robust.
h,arty child. I feel Il but my duty 20 mako
lis statement. Respectfully. II. 7. sHsR--
CHATTANOOGA. TENN, Juno a. 1sss-Thc
Swift SPECIFIC Co. Atlanta. Ga-Genfiemen:
10 1885 I contracted blood poison and at once
sought psyse.n .ho ,reaasd n: e Tor seS
Urrhard Springs. Ky. where his course OF
treatment was carefully observed rccoy-
cred. as thought. but tho next spring piri-
pies began 20 appear on my face and body.
These gradually Increased 10 sores and ran
ming ulcers was advised to try 8 S. s., and
Immediately after taking it I eommenced 20
I
afterwards, and soon nothing remained u
tell Of my trouble. Ny blood Is now thor
ohghly cleansedi. and nay system free from
faint and owe nay present ccrditfou-a
perfect cure-to your medicine Ichcsrfuliy
give this statement that Others who have
suffered as have may reap the same bene.lt-
HARDY n. Burr. q West Ninth St
HOMER la, Hay Il Isss-The Swift Specific
Co. ~ anita, Ga-fieutleFnen About tive
years aso my general health gave way en-
ilrely. I was 80 deeilltated that aimc
despaircd Of ever feeling well again All
that the physicians sne for me brought o
permanent relief. Friends insisted that
should give s. 8. s. q fair trial. although I
thought it would be throwing away NONE.
Alter taking a thorough course. my health
a "a strength rcturnest. and must say that
4 s s. a11ue cured nse, as discarded ali
others while using 10. As tonic can most
heartily recommend u for eeoerAl dehiiiiy,
Il certainly Is q specific W. T. BRlDGEs. J. l..
HOMER. LA--T know Mr.. ". =. Bridges. ard
will say that his statement Is csrrycL
IosEFH SHELTON. Druggist
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free. THx SWIFT srEcrsIc Co. Drawer Q.
Atlanta Ga
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THE BOARD OF TRADE.


Reduced wharf Rates Arranged FOR
Many New Hemb<rr.
The board Of trade met In the seerefx-y's
once At O'Clock last night The commit
tee appointed 10 report on arrangements
made with wha-f-oxners. informed the
board thst settlenenf OF the question on
tne Etatuaiea scale Of rates eas lies with
Ihe Oregon Improvement Company. as I'll
TIE other wharf owners In the city have
agreed 10 the issusaee 81 tickets for ont
E1ing freight ranging frDui Sc % s0c. Tne
c1nm.tiee was continued Until next sess.
Ing, when the reply II Mr.. John L. How
- 80. nAnassr Of toe Oregon Improvement
company, who resides ia Fan Francisco,
IVES xgxgxgs-
The following frras we're duly eIerted
members Of the boacs. The seattle Hard
smith & Son, Lake Union Nzanfaefurisx
Soin pany, Kline q k<eeEberg. Lansing 4
AfSoDeii. ~ A. saDbSfn K Co.. A. Levin
= ca, = g Harris. krcieasheSraez Pros.
chester Cieary. Z. r. Nichols. jane Il.
Lang. W. z. Gallagher, W A. Hszbroscs
"a 4 hssly. a, Harris, Z. G. feHag & Co..
,. W. Lynch & Co, Haley & Wright. n.
Hershberg d Co. NJ korn. cogemsn 4
Boyd, Addison Smith, Manning 4 EuS;l.
Golkeft * dcCsliuna. Dexter Horton 4 ca
bankers, Fist National bank, Washington
Steamboat Iraasportatian Company. VI. u
Jena pgs, baftin q Co.. j. ". Hughes.
Harrington Il smith. Ehas Lcueh. DsAeny
q Mssurp, fosT iKIgLLsG gxCgR Cornpefy.
Albert Hansen, A. EehInss q aetler. Tfmxs
fuD. izhiug Company. ". a. Hughes Print
LEG Company. seattle Trade Joayaai
This makes 4 list Of Is members. and ali
merchants In the clty ar cordially Invited
ner
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Republican Ticket.

For Congress.
JOHN b ALLEN.
FOR Rrigad er General,
A. +. CURRY.
For Adjusan, -Gonersl,
f. q. o'BRIEN.
For Prosecuting Attorney.
W. W. SkWLiS.
For joint Councilman
JOHN B. AULE
For Councilman,
JOHN r. kiNNEAR-
Fer Representatives
J. T. BLACKBURN,
J. II. JoNFS
W. V. RISEHART
For sheriff.
JOHN II. acGGAw.
Fer Auditor,
W. r. FORREST,
For Treasurer.
W. 6. IATIAER-
For Probate Judge,
RICHARD OSBORN
For County Commissioner.
FRED fsAsGH,
WILLIAM II. TAYLOR
JOHN NDDDIS,
For ASSESSOR.
JULIUS HORTON.
For Schooi superintendent
v. A. PCsEl-
For Ca-oaer,
J. s ~ SMART.
Fog surveyor,
{. n. ANDERSON.
For wree kmsStcF-
{. 2. SHOEMAKER
Precinct Officers.
Fer justices Of tie Peace
John 2. MILLER.
{. VI. RIVEhs-
Far CeuSfsAaes,
n, q. THORNTON
CHARLES k0BiN-spN.
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ie0sEa KgLIko.--on Wednesday after
noen Young man named ". l. Ames,
enP'osed In a logging camp near Edmonds.
Eas accidentally Killed He was enxaeea
~ sesiinH tree when hsnt fell striking
s sno Knocking him 10 the ground. hyeakiak
a. a. nerk. A friend came 70 SEATTLE Sestsr
NY fos coffin. and the h~,ds wsli b
SNen Christian sariai. The Young man
ssIe from Michigan. where his m0sAer
sssides He has been on the Sound Ah nt
w Year aud has hsen employed ia tse
soods srsater portion OF The time.
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HE SEATTLE POST INTELLIGENCE friday OCTOBER Is 1855


Toweas- Chesser eieary.
Sc rubber combs cseary.
Piuzh sale Chester cseary.
Comforter Chester cs<ary
New cloakx Chester ei<nxy.
Great sale: t.bs< Enrns Giea-y.
Price o1r new psusssss. eaeerv.
soc spieaaid ander~are. cleary.
ye~ hrozselotA Chester Clesry.
Sale Of hosiery. csssser clesry.
View srirnmings Chester Clesry.
New dress gossas- cAesser ciezry.
Price our aannels. ch~<ssr csesry.
Lace curtain nets. DIG sac. cleary.
s1;a ssIsn1id white sDrsaa- ciesry.
Eastern cash prices. rioaks cieary.
Eastern cash pr.ces: ssssaas. cleary.
50 20 walkinv-l44 ksas- Chester cseary.
Sc hen-sslselra haalsKerehiesS cleary.
Price our cur new zs-insh r.lasa. Cleary.
Campaign pictures al eiraaara & Daul
t0n's.
&c ladies al wool hose, extrs long.
Chester cIeazy.
Dress goods; the largest sseck 10 select
frozn. Chester Cle3ry.
Blankets big psareisase. Just in. wonder
tnI VAiEes- Chester Cse2ry.
New hosiery aud uusierware: the great
sss bargains OF the season. cleary.
Kid gloves, shuttosa leavta. soc. Monday
morning. foklas. ssDgermsn 4 Co.
Ladies' scarlet. sil-wooi vest at 7se Non
day morning. Tekizs. singernan & Co.
Gossamers and cinaks Tnere Is no stock
TO equal ours Takias SiagerEaan & Co.
Come and see bargains In dress goods
Monday moyuiny-2lse for Toe. Texas,
singerrnan & Co.
Our l2ssc dress goods are a great drive.
MoDday morning and oil week. T0kias,
singerrnan & Co.
Prot. Dillon's dancing school Fridsys
AZ $40 p. m. Juvenile class Saturdays IL
2. N. AZ Turner hail.
Do you want 70 see the largest and best
s+oth OF CAfDSft On TIE IGciIe Coast
Toklas, singerEsn L Co.
We viii have something to say about
Dunlap 4 Co s New York hats il few
days fokias, sineeFman & Co.
Buttons and trimmings. We have the
banner stock q, our Monday morning and
all week sale. Tokfas, singerEsaE & Co.
"
Dress goods nj Ice. IKE, lslxe and sc,
worth more than double the price. Monday
morning Tor great bargains. 1okias, Sing
erman & Co
Sale OF lace curtain nets We bought an
did wide iaee, tapped both edges. CSC q yard.
Chester Cleary
Or. gsegers sanitary wooden system. We
have reduced the prices Of their under
wear - per cent from old catalogue prices.
Tokias, singerman 4 Co.
Ladies' Hair dressing Pa-lor, corner Main
and second streets Sha1pooiug and hair
work OF every description on hand and
rnsGe TO order. apz5eow
To do fall justice 20 the prescription de-
partment Of their establishment. the
Stewart & Holmes Drug CO. find II nece%
sAry To keep their store open all night. A
competent prescription clerk win be on
hand at AL hours; sl9 Front street.
Becgs Blood Purifier, Beggs Cherry
Cough syrnp, Beges Tropical oil, Beggs
Liver Pills Beggs German salge and Beggs
Celebrated Remedies for sale and war
rante3 by HasbruueS ( Co, Barnes K Co..
Duhbs & Soa and ssssFapStou & Go.
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PERSONAL.

NJ. John {, Lewis. OF the trsn ct Allen 4
ASsls, Portland. Is at the Occidental
.kx.Soancilman Robert Russell is on the
sick list, He : threatened with typhoid
feyer
~. W. =. Carson. travelling PASSENGER
The city.
.,Ns j r. Mcdonald. 81 Fischer 4 McneD-
~, IS 10 san fFaac SEQ on business trip
ne VII be absent 10 days.
Mt and MIS- Warren Hastings returned
ss>asNav morning from Portland. and Jeff
VI me afternoon boat for Pori Townsend.
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hcinc' & nIshar are Offering two eora%F
~ TOE sale. One en- Second aud one %
49,, These are two very caolce corners
~ any lind Of hnsiness
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Asad our advertisements about dress
seeoA hargains, Tokias, singesman { Co
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Dr.. Jaeger's sanitary WOODEN system. We
have reduced the prices Of their under
wear = per cent. from old catalogue prices.
Tokias, Singerman 4 Co.
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Sale OF lace curtain nets We bought an
importers lot at SOC on the dollar; SPLEEN
did wide iaee, tapped both edges; CSC q yard.
Chester rIearr
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Dress goods nj iec. Izl<c, lslxe and &c,
worth more than double the price Monday
morning TOR great bargains. 1okias, Sing
8 y IN
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Ladies Hair dressing Pa-lor, corner Main
and second streets Sha1pooiug and hair
work OF every description on hand aud
made 10 arSier aus5eOw
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Buttons and trimmings. We have the
banner stock q, our Monday morning and
all week sale. Toksss, singerEae & Co.
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We viii have something TO say about
Dunlap & Co.'S New York hats in q few
Gays. Tokias. sinceFman & Co.
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Do you want 20 see the largest and be.
stock OF carpe;s on the Pacific coast
Tokias, singernan 4 Co.
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To do fall justice 20 the prescription de-
partmsnf Of their establishment. the
Stewart & Holmes Drug CO. find il neces-
sary To keep their store open all night. A
competent prescription clerk win be on
hand at al hours: so Front street.
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MoadSy sssTDisx aaa 81 week Ser bar
sslns IN aneeTssss. Tekiss. alsssrnsn
a IA
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Becgs Blood Purifier, Beggs Cherry
Cough Syrup, Begss Tropical Oil, Beggs
Liver Pills. Beggs German salge and Beggs
Celebrated Remedies for sale and war
rantesi by HasbruueS & Co, Barnes K Co..
Duhbs Il son and tsssfapSt0u 4 Co
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-26
GLORIOUS RALLY.
Remarkable Demonstration
Last Night.
OVER loco MEN IN LINE.
Tie Most Melted Campaign Ere.t q.
the History - seassie-creas En-
fhnsiasm Among the visitors from
the Mines-s Speeches at the Opera
House.

Last nights demonstration sho~s seat
ties position In this ram r.Asga aud was tie
largest political rally sver held IN wash
ingfon TERRITORY. The streets were fun Of
kepnsiieaos hundreds Of Republicans
carried torches and Republicans together
with rasny persons who hare previously
affiliated with the Democracy. rsekess
Frye's opera house. The weather MAS
perfect for the occssfou-in fact II was Re-
publican weather and Rspubgiczn hight.
Not Democrat was sesa in town between
p m and midnight
The procession was one Of the fnest
pagesnts ever seen IN the Pacific North
west. There wers net les than 1909 ner
in line, fully so Of whom we're iron Frank
lin. Black Diamond sad Newcastle. when
those in the front rank tarned fztn
Unlon street from Front by looking back
they could see an anbFoken line Of flaming
torches, extending clear 70 Mil street.
These with the brilliant illumination
caused BY the aambeeax, made q sight
long to be remem hered.
The procession formed AZ the corner Of
fnIra and Marion streets az $50 after the
arrival Of the cut-ef-toRn clubs, IN the fol-
l3syiIg order