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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-16
TERRITORIAL TALK.
A yIew A. 10 Port Townsend
Real Estate.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Ssaxr~ss VIII Sst Make an spsss-
pstAtiea Der tt Ihts Year.

~Ya&&nt fElts EaTten
harse~ = Noorhecs Democrats
uoua5neo Tor siri~eaSs Eo caaErcss. states
that tbs aFFEaf'Et zfsna hiii - canzrr~s
whssh saciaaes az item caFnuuc the
expenses fct heAl;ns shs ueaS session
ol The territorial isai sisfufe. ran "a 5g.sf
a saAr IN the ssaats. SenataF i'lstt
tssok -lhs{a7ft abs ths sasnc position
a. y As rghlsshe,i - vsgsl Heaatas aeo
namriy thst - nsske an afpforEaa-
tioa vpaia ouly lesa 30 Nua3asson.
and doalts sayld o. Fatsea Is -
abe sasmh~rs uhs woaii - IN
titssi - seats Ia thc next legislature
II caHsss1a ease there wi1 ~ 40 ser
>icEs * the legislature mrxt FsaeaEY
AeVunlsns o. the nes laH. rssses ~
ihe last legislature the rscHsasrs
sic iesi thss saA Na uut take sher
scats pats' hpceHsl-tF .~ss Il j. un-
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xEw gafIEo LINKS.
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panF Proposes 81 fsaiid.
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alton have heeu iised ~ the aaGltof {
otsiee a Whitman eguniF ~ the
Washington 8 tdahot osapzas aariaK
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he i0sso@ing lines * f1fd eisg equip
fhen, together Wits telegraph Fines
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ist 4 lne iroEa Harrington by
the n4osf praetleas route ~ Spokane
Yale
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above tire nesf tgse forks - H1agnan
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point near ti4s mouth II ~ 3ossisbs
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81 gspaf Il 4ieHa lake To the ssn5if q
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assuf 4 Alene river - Warmer.
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Whitman College,
WaIfa WnlIa w. II.

U'UiL COLLEGE COURsE- Also sci
II cattle and literary eOzrsses. Academic
department. prepares fgs any college. Of
isseniag or bstsiaess. superior eau-e-Ta-
tory 81 Tamsie. lilSf-1lcffors IN art el0cu-
tfos1 and modern languages Eleven pro
fe=Esgss ard teachers and 10 ssa1euss La
dies' boarding hall Y01nE men's hall
being built. fall tern opens September ;,
iss@. Write for catalogue 20 4. ]. ASDER-
son. A. n. Pin p. President.
- fI..-fb "A. VII
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WASHINGTON COLLEGE.
a Boarding and Day School for
Young Men and Boys,
WILL OPEN FOR THE FALL TERM
SEPT -. lsss.

An entire charge in the Eaculsr D :
FUIsfohD a n ~ Escise Coliere. vii
d Head Nssger. assisted ~ z r. YOUNG.
VI. iste Superintendent * Public
sesagis 81 faeuEaa. a8a corps Il other
competent teachers.
Discipline st~sc;. fieasSut home ufe.
suaaiafiseie o~eEgs- BEsA4iEg heated with
fgruaccs, sHFfseef with has alsi essld
Watrr baths. sFe
Yer farther h~rslrfla~s aslfreks
= = FTLFoRI1. Head Master.
@Gsa Eal5aEs. Taern-a vs.
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DIR. Everett q. johnson.
DHS EfEIAS ASD SURGEON. OFFICE.
i nsw Sesier block. ME- sfrEe4 E01sns
- and e. thirsi Eee<. Take TIE elevator
Essi4snae. - tsarh street. enrnex Of
James. rss-r2sstseS-iyz Diseases Of EgzsB
xeziso- urinary orx&1s. rectal as.e3ssss. sksn
diseases, e&zes Of FHPf,z-s and diseases d
engisren
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1894 ACRES
Ts Be Ssiz
In Small Quantities

Karaig< fhe Eresg demand iae7r j. fer
suasH fares, we have aee aarsi - sesl the
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GOLDEN RULE BAZAAR.
Z. LOBE & CO..
800 Front ST.
Reasons Why We Sell Goods Cheap.

We have received large shipments Of
goods direct from Europe, bought by our
agent, MIR. c. STRAUSS, London.
One shipment of 10 crates of Assorted
Crockery will arrive here soon; X cases
of Assorted Fancy Goods will be here in
time for our Holiday trade.
All these goods are bought for spot
cash, and our customers will get the
benefit of our cheap purchases.
We have also the agency for the
famous Rochester Lamps, Wheeling
Adamantine China, Dale & Davis Dou-
bic Thick Hotel Goods, and Adams &
Westlake Coal-On Stoves. A large
stock of all these goods constantly on
hand.
Agate and Tinware, House-furnish-
ing Goods in all its branches; Musical
instruments, Wooden and Willow Ware,
Cutlery Pipes, Jewelry, etc, etc.
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sEATTLE RusINEss cnILEGE

TH0R0UGH INSTRUCTION N BOOK
4 keeping. Shorthand. type writing. - a
EgaEsirlR. etc send for eircEi4- ard sTsee
% fssF tz4 f-sfw .anst
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DR. j. w. JOHN SON.
DHTsICIAS AND srRGE0x. oFFEcE
Il Zsr5S Front street. between Bel ana
ESfsrrT -~xfeze " T
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FISHER * CLARK.
III. srEINNrAN.

A gCHTTECTs - RCTLER'S RCuDIx
: \ James -, opposite Occidental Hotel
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EDGAR l. EATON,

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4 ECKTTECT- ROOM S. REESIG BLOCK,
n Frnas and &Arsas st-eeE
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Complete abstracts % .i.ie furnished to
any isnas IN The city Of Ssaftse os King
rrusftv
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Tee .azzcsses. ---rsske Ball ard ssDse-
tseli4tsr, sss far sz5s - -zeSE- 4 Cas-
EeElagxts IznZs x11 HssBrs2ex :. s>z.gse
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ANNIE WRIGHT SEMINARY,
Tacoma, w. I.
a Boarding and Day School for
Girls.

TIE best destruction IN English. French.
German. drawing znd painting, iustra-
meas2i aud vocal raIssr. including the
piano. vioiln and gaitar
TIE neat session opens On Thursday.
sepseTs Der ~. tsa-.
for a3Taissson o. catalogue address
Ms. LExCEL II. WILLS,
yls7a4eo14W coma. VT
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C. F. CASE NJ ID
A EDoaTSaL SURGEON AsD CINE
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Deaths.

Monday morning, Oct. 18th, Flora
Elizabeth, daughter of Julius and
Maria Moldenhawer, aged 3 years
and 9 months. Funeral service con-
Quoted by Rev. G. T. Stainback
Wednesday at 1Oa. m. ''
Monday, Oct. 18th, at 10 p. M,
Myrtle, the little three year old
daughter Of Isaac ]. and Beulah
Thurman. Funeral service at the
home conducted by Elders A. P.
Seitz and HI. L. Walling Tuesday at
3p. m.
Wednesday night, Oct. II, at II
a. M, w. e. B. Jones. Mr.. Jones
was a well known lawyer of the Nc
Minnville bar, and has been in i'll
health for some years. He leaves a
large family whose sympathizers are
many. Funeral services conducted
by DR.. G. 7. Stainback and ED. A.
p. Seitz today (Friday).
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1888-10-20
A TEMPORARY EDITOR IN TRoU.
BILE.

To explain why the editorial col
umns ofthe STANDARD are void of
itcrials this week may raise but
a row in camps / have
decided with the power invested in
me to see that the readers of one issue
of one newspaper shall have nothing
but the truth, the whole truth, or
nothing at all before their eyes, pro-
vided they do not cast them upon
the local columns, which many years
ago were licensed to declare every
person referred to as possessing more
the charms and virtues than all the
world beside, or the advertising col
umns, which have misrepresented
everybody and everything referred to
in them until an sad" of truth
would cause such indignation in the
composition room as to "pie' whole
form of composition.
But to explain, the Editor in chief
is absent this week. Before leav-
ing he said that he had spent all of
Sunday evening writing a full page
of editorials, that he had secured the
services of one of our popular young
men whose conscience, as displayed
in his recent correspondence for the
Chattanooga Times, could be stretch
ed to write locals to suit everybody,
that the society events would be gath
cred and chronicled by one whose
descriptive powers are uneXcelled !;
that the head printer would arrange
everything artistically, while the
devil would bring up the arrears,
thus leaving me nothing to Go but
occupy the Editors easy chair, and
peruse the numerous daily, weekly,
and monthly periodicals heaped
around me. How could | refuse to
lay aside dry business matters even
of importance, cancel or postpone all
engagements requiring my absence
from the city for the pleasure of rev.
Giving in the luXuries that | had so
long envied the country editor.
But all that glitters is not gold, nor
is glorious sunrise always followed
by a beautiful and clear sunset,
neither are all editors that attend
synods saints, for after assuming
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1888-10-20
THE YELLOW FEVER.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Oct. IL
DIR. Neal Mitchell, President of the
Board of Health, reports thirty-six
new cases of fever for the twenty-four
hours ending 6 p. m. today Total
cases to date, 1868; total deaths, 32l.
Advices from Fernandina say there
were 80 new cases and deaths there
on Oct. Is, and on the 10Th, 81 new
cases and 3 deaths.
AT DECATUR.
SHEFFIELD, ALA, Oct. ia
special to the Daily Enterprise from
Decatur says: No deaths and three
new cases, viz, Joseph Dickson, local
editor Of the Free Lance, Mr.. Smith,
telegraph operator, and Mrs. Wood
bridge, Two of the cases on hand
are considered serious.
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