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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-10-24

The cheaper papers Of Japan run
largely to wood cuts, and they publish
great pictures of the most narrowing
scenes. In one you may see murder
portrayed, in which an almond-eyed
girl is killed by an almond-eyed villain.
In another is q love scene, and in
third story of Japanese sorrow and
death is told in pen and ink that seems
to weep. In all of these the Japanese
dress and features are carried out, and
the illustration is on the whole about as
g .od IS that you find in the American
Newspapers.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-26


Thsrn are isss.i-asssnns thnt tbs Dem
oeratse rational csssfsitsee has seeozss
no aiarrned At sAe outlook n S~E
yerk that il has det&fmsnfJd 70 ~
asavss 70 prease fee tiss loss q The
esee.ssAl sste 81 that ss<te By nsakiss
a .lesx~ra.e esE5Ft - carry several 81
.t.e xovsk western stsses. With tass
~n4 In vsrw tbs conszsfttee has
opsne.i headquarters IN Chicago and
l. about to oYen viesrosss campaign
In she cuvsaca states. Michigan. iass.
nols. wfseoassn ard Minnesota sse
che osunon zezEks on xhich Chair
nan Bri1e Aas bis ere.
This nose II Il be = gensiine ore. i
significant. II Indicates hist the con-
fssSsce which Tho Democrats have
bsen psosessisg il regard 70 the result
In Tew YORK Is entirely assswe-z aFss
that there, 81 ei4ewhesr, the free
trader. are on The rus. Tbs Rernili-
cans cannot bus feel sneoaragei AZ
This attempt on the part Of their adj
rersagirz 20 make up 80 the West for
anticipated Losses Is the Empire state
At ihe same time they xii nos relax
their efforts ia the lsast This shos
OF ACTIVITY in the Wet may be nsfe.y
q rase 10 AtsFaet tentiea fron EeN
York. whore the friends Of American
labor ere delivering their hardest
hl0ws
Keep up the fight in Ses York
Illinois. Michigan. Wiseonssn ard
Minnesota viii take care u tAsn.
selves and viii be Republican Is siiey
always have been
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-26

A correspondent 81 the Sew York
esss. who has been investigating the
~oykfnes q The pEohieEtcFy las IN
Maiae, reaches ttse csslasioa that the
assesaps 20 enforce tire Las . n failure.
He says sh4s no where In ire soEid i
siss speessele q drunken Enen seesing
Along The stress as0fs comrnoa than
ID the cities ard Larger towns Il
Maine, ard that no vlirre Ia The world
- tie zTesaxe quality q iiquo- sci1 %
had ant consequently - dangerous 70
iAe hezlsh o. the roasamer. The Is
elElties Tor osssinsng ss4nor vary IN
different pssts Of the state. bat tAe
srsieie. either goosi or bad. can he OBJ
tssnss anywhere.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-26
Praetleal Hanea.lan in Karlsn.l.


Ry she permission 81 the Liverpool
school boafd ard % fnesaheT- Of the
Liverpool council o. esiucation. the
scheme for teaching staple, practical
iaan Try work has been triezi IA both
board xnsl voluntary schools, y iih ino-t
sAii factory results. What pl.y@is.
mechanics and sgsch studies 10 Ter boys
in seachsng them 10 think and % asGer-
stand some OF the forces Of nature.
cnoke7y and laundry work DO Ter
girls, with the additional advantage u
heiag OF immediate use 10 them ia
their home lie. OF whith We have
Some very interesting evidence nos
bcEsse US. ANY room in whieh cook
ery can he taught wiil suffice for thee
elias e. and tho expenditure in usen-
siig 10 start with need never exceed
tgo elsineas. The cost u material for
the whole course OF nine Lessons OF tNo
hosTs each ~ almost too tsiding 10
name, - about Is 6d viii cover
il sii ami one of the Hsuzi teacher 81
the school ran easily qualify as in
structor. The aim IS TO see praetiea
laundry work with a grant, made an
alternative with some other Sshjecs ia
the cofe that i Of less value to girls ia
after life, and so 70 make elementary
eduvation more acceptable 10 bath
scholars ana parents. many Of whom
would willingly pay an extra Ice fof
these ss-S<os1
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-26

az as altffr ~ IN
General Harrison uaf emily max
ing u6 ui 6 sc. ia vs. has hr does -av
fs bls saiiv a afe-ra. Ia tsFlcss -, pa;
Fc IS si.0 Neef ius na'cuwara 5 silence
Cos psl.s IS skr IS bat sAe gsau e.
ac1c that be says, 20 caarseoasiY -
a. oteft so res IN Die per on. -
p.ai1iy as O. leave Hnne ga de ibs con
Is sias tte Chsrsesrr % hl- nsuis-
trsfiln oi tha aHsffs whn he ask
the ~ pia a. ratrs-t ta him. lie l.
tar sfco as.ist ia EAc hoTtAcrn ami
Soaibsra tiers. ARID fer an hog4ss'
sssuut ~ En- bg for Aaxrai fTestmegt
q. tAe IS ahic,4 ~ ssv,s sal itF 81 she
tn}o7 be il tog satisfies "a Amer
eaa bps eaFrsing AsnrFts an ma1ls.
Be e fvr i.eEal GpVr 1psittiuns Scr
gar navy and fur coa 3 deseaseS. ewi
ae T. Tor rfu iec35ua go American in-
aa iFtes. Enesc j. 80 question o. vital
.ptcfrsf upou wAfsh he has aci Sc
e-afosi hlnissls Enthusiastically Neither
tssc pistso "a ser the candidate Of the
Republican patty has 81 aEoal - ts.-
on Ia rs camEp stssm. Z ar PLATFORM
atsses q p.a5a aec ArNiEaH ~ psinei-
nles zee CEussssatr aN-spts tbe deciSg -
tssss saoo7,.sf1E e SIS 81 tsn uasan8Hg.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-26


Wig l. : Ehas Gse4s srstaia 5 20
anxsosss for the Unstas ssases 70 CO.
la-ss the frss - srzs .asin.as<iy a,sops
frrs trade lis - 1nss she telierss
sd The free snsry, q Engsish gods
into tAss caufssrv h-r ezormozz Fszr-
EAas ean - Dir snsss Of II sAens fs'r
sramrse, atsg sho1s4na nssa IN Gag
lard are 80 agea n an in4sussvT TIE
prxslnet q which eoee ozsly ire %
Asaezses Il n.esns thai the sirg
tfssas1f ID zaen IN tbs o0anssy Who
have hitherto manufactured tsls PRO
duct znass 70 4skssess wosk o. ,. cor
trr = wifh the Enxsisa rate q razss,
wiaieh Il frosn oke-hzsf TO tws-sasIrs1s
Of what the Arnersean labarer IS fsas
/. rar.szz5rs9
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-26


Fzss1z<axNi. rsxzs
The rsyerns1enx zuecrss tas TIE <rr-
rens G-raI year h<xsnnia< July ]. =
estimated - SIC 60 90 q ~ e 80
taft. g1Ss08 600 insernal revEazse AMI
thx rest nssseeisxneszs- Ihss o7gnr 70
l~xxe . surplus 81 <19a49stA Tse
szrpias. less sfHking farss5. Vii net s<
3 sensh Of this.
The hs,sse hzs rxlxzry charge, szn-
Der TIE exzrsssltzfsen, both q revenue
and expenditure The senase has sesf-
The k01ss has CORD r3rtF zzzz<trzfY
* Il to lE- The senate naz bare
rar4y rzatgrfsy Of bat swo-
The Deasccra1Ec party has Assays
talked econsuzy and Firsrsired extrzxz-
gxnee. 'The Eepubsiraa party n TIE
14vs * IL most eusRFzeTe co7ssza
astssyR e he present kosRss. IL nem-
orszfiA EssaierltT hs~ fnMnd short way
20 deal 9lth the SURPLUS Is has sFerE
IN
The arxrexate appropriations maize
ox sgaakfnr are So sos $50: the F<Fsaa-
rlerst zs.ssrozrszs5azss for fntSreSs. etc,
are ss&es6eo6: the sinking f1nd. .
rszt ssezl * a shzEa. h1s reauirezs bx
Tske tizia fre1ss sze receipts and there
i f4.ssa 909 left.
Thf- j. gbe begrzTfy total u which
the sufysias i rnt down by Demae-srie
extxavaxznce. A5ssish the sinking
fnnd and Il E0nid stand - - fsss.s ea
twD-thirsls the expected total.
The ready zas7seS i sssst tbs house
has voEe3 money for fEtase years.
How nlnch7 Part az the biggest river
Asa.l harSsor bill ever kaewn. little Of
| the appropriations for guns and ssips
| 10 al. stretrh Il s. you viii. si2 900
fWo Allow for mi. and tie surpsns
stands At 81, 900 CO..
A resolution two lines kong cutting
OF the sobacro taxes would dispose Q.
halls the ys-piss az its bi-ge~t hgurc
bat the Dealscrasie house wsA not re-
5uce the surplus save By cis0r1erins
| inssn try Il xil not reliese the far.
faer unless Il can disturb the mann
facfuzsr-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-26
Tte Vanishing sarplus.

iNtfAkR AAlHaNr-
What sense or reason can there ha
70 talking Ia panicky q le shout the
dangers Of q surplus Nhen :he ax-
penal ures have increased unief
q cvriani from 1910 WGffn In iss8 10
$500 90 o9 fer the present YEAR, In
three wears the Cleveland admins
traiipn has cost the C0nntrY fa5 ,0lg}.-
GO more than va. expended under
Arthur IN a ike period. IL va. Ar
thurs administration that accamu-
lated the ~urp a. il G. cvelaad'z that
4 squanaermE t. Although the se
lavish aFnrap tations were passe,i by
{ Democratic Lugsn the tranch ~
eoasrr Uhere revenue iills must
ofi2i egerv department al Cleve-
land administration demanded even
more ihtn ii received and had 10 IL,
ctfuked off unssii-aed.
~ far as the Sl9l91 n0 ~ surplus
uow ~ She treasury and representing
tie sgc lmm siatsns OF Asthur's adj
iaiais fafiuu i concerned, and the Re Z
thing rs 40 ui,h Il l. ~ usc IL In t1e
purCh sse Of ~ Per c-nt bonds the stf
fer oaftt outstanding ansouut IS
something asHF SD 0naol. sud thew
a = gsl dge iaiy 4. t2'sl TAO wears AMI
nine iaeulh. hruce. Tie lfp a nox
pa bans can BE- t-esl probtthiv buy
iAs % rcsiceming iha.e bonds. Il
ans rats ne gsi 81. sarpiu eannot
&c 49, 49, ~ any enarge o. the Iirisi
laws, aaa a tF pe speetlvc suFpl q
there j. nvnc IN sight & the Democrats
teWiain So power Arrarr, favH;s laY=
been assse hF tho Ii.'..-s a.y,ey I, -.
wear the Fevcn e which NJ Cleveland
FfQ.eeses. ta thiuk taikht ct1se great
harm toward the close 81 his hr-t or
che . glazing oi hi hopeA tor second
tenn.
ahfough con tint itsrstisn graso
error has fastened ii@ell - she plhiic
nlsa regarding the condition OF the
tfeA UFs tevclaaa's fFtssic.ia n
have heen galslled, aHd there { no
pt5r~fsCi 81 any cua-i egsise a ifiOa
Ga me treasury surplus Thesf g. not
mavsln enough le3t lor any cauSlder-
ahse FcsiHciiua II size fagiss. The
democrats sdHani trstiau mu he
81 rid % and expenditure bro ght
haek g. the former level before sAo
tafi3 can be reduced withoat risk Of .
sis al
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-26

Henry George Is not slways consist
ent. Two years ag5, when running
for mayor Of New York. he COM
planned Of the presence Of police st his
meetings and demanded that there
should be 40 Interference by the po-
lice with freedom Of speech. At the
reeeat anti-iIiil meeting at Cooper
Uniaa he called upon Inspector Viii
li1ms 81 ejtct frosn tha hall The men
who were intsrrupting him.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-26

What Judge AIlyn all ia bis charge
% tire grand jury at Teeoma on Mon.
dsy appliss almost aa vel - Seattle.
Here as at Tacoma vice often crowd
virtue from tie side walk" Oar new
po.ice administration has. We are
happy 10 say taken bold Of this matter
eiih vigorous hand, and there are
signs already Of reform which vill
protect rs from uush tiiat Is offensive
TO all and damaging especially 20 the
Youth OF the city.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-26

One Of the no npsss.i poiiti cal de-
InoasisAtioas Of tAe campaign viii he
he.d 81 Tire Poo grounds. View York
city. ca the evening Of September -
The speakers VIII be Blaine, Depew,
Foraker, Mckinley and Warner Nil
Ter. aad more than ore hundred Ee-
pahiiesn clabs have sisaiilei their in
teution Of participating m the torch
light procession which wiil prsceds
the meeting. lis estimated thai a
least alty thousand men viii be In
sfs,a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-26

There should Sc large attendance
al she meeting o. tie Grant Repubsi-
can clab this evening. This Is the
iirst meeting of the camp ign, and .
nam5er Of Tastsefs Of importance wiii
eosae up for disc.ssioa. while tie
meeting vii i,e largely DEVOTED 70 the
bzsiness o. toe elub, short dresses
VII be nasde By namher Of well
kaoxn speaker All members of the
cab. ana sd Republicans who desire
TO become Enenabers by sienisg the
constitution. are urgently requested
b - present.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-26

The Democrats Sc. i9uis Eepsssiic
esru IS the Rsv. John A Brook his
bad eresk at Decatur by exp dining
that Mr.. brooks has . perennial
mouth. That seems u be the
trosh'e with tie Democratic party. T.
which Mr. Rrooss really heioags. from
tie president down 10 Genera PalmeF.
Their perennial mouths aill 90 on in
the wrong direction. notp Tia landing
tie string j. held by s'seh neB as Bar
nam and German. The latest example
o. "the perennial mouth was seen ia
the senate Wednesday, when Mr.
GcarYse ami other Southern kfigadiers
eut the string AND allowed lot II the
old treasOntbl talk regarding the pat-
fi0tism OF JET Davis 10 escape 10 ai--
tarb the sleep OF the Deuoef atic cam
paigu committee from now on TIL No
yemher. The perennial mouth IS a
Democratic institution.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-26

kigE- kfsK-At The raanse Of the First
PtesbftsFisn church. : pieraher -. BY
Rev Eillois W Brown. GesfrEa o. Kirk
and Belle 4. Kirk. both Of wsiis walla.
HANs sEos--IiEEAX- Al The residence o.
The usheiRtag clergyman. john r. na-
Mon seattle, September =. TaSmas
ilamInaFes ard Miss Anna Rsbeera
Barry, both Of Nibbesiile. Klsap county
LoGgE-PncHKrr- seattle. september
y, 1855. b. key. Cia-k Dsyis. Mr.. VIII
IAN Logic aad Miss Ella n PfieAegt, all
al aftie.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-26
NYw sDs REFRESHMENTS
TO THE PUBLIC.

nS SEPTEMBER 81 WHITE ANGRY
~ aad nni The iafiaene uf liquor,
maize csrtz4u damaging statements cau-
grsusns Fav wife. 81 rs. WIN Gale, nee Ada
y sdagi. which ! now erkro ledge - be
f&ise aaj fnstciu3S. ! b. iieve NIX wife u
be ctasts a8d fhorcuzlliy r. spceiabie
woman, and regres the destinations which
] tpAae against her character. MN. GAZE
SEATTLE. sepi -, 1855.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-26

MIL TIA ND GENTLEMEN 1uAf
W fHslgai 9 ISIS K.zi4 "a s fsu - 4
par 81 elasscr car sirggs asta the fasa4ssslsn
- tssSinE = Ers sSat Il sare - sssiae t2du
- Al e sali Ss4 naetsfs ussz Ase sasse
81 sssr * sSsze. * sfa,5s.l3 ssY FsFs.fa Ia -
AK - sl.ea srxseas h&sszg ssasa zssis
sses stil eNmfss . ssvsg - Ss@aagaa 60
inx sltA the pa4eg-tsac4 "a T. ~
La 4lIIS. s<ss fz1s6z sx-s-z
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-26

~ ssForEs Raes "a. tssvzes's'f ~ Fst-ssris
ffSeaits sssiaR 4sassa . ; raraa 3i4us Z
"a II - wAsra So sgEeaii - &ne A5ssi.lrs.f
ga =, gae 81 4 - q ~ tass SAG -'ss; a4s.
e e. Jaw - es-escra afla So see ers So
s@sss l. re AxeR q Afxf aS1Fe s. &c
aiFs fts o. - &c ssrn sEsl efhsasb
9 fs4,s tgrs e -tssss IS sats szass ~ fssss Sc
20 pseeiasa sMs as alteF ssNseT - g. s.,
tes "a a ass es=Gatsy. Sssf AS yeas
sNeks A@ss EA-z ear Esy0ra
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-26

r.fs sasxssr and 4 be h~a nsvsr zou-x m
10 display bes0zs re po<id the Per
sod eoarzr> .As<h ks an6o- shse4ly
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-26
FOR SALE

I.og sALE-A THoRouGHLY EsTAR-
l iislied. good paying Business, coz
listing 81 a sell furnished 43roala house,
- assEfsy 10 aied IN the lnsinexS cen
ieF Of seattle, building and eantentz
eafirsiS EeW- InFUSsh falling health,
Satfsl reressita,cs 8 chang. o. eli
ma;c. ! offer my lease aud contents II
sile house TALL nesl Tor sale. This i q goad
business opportunity for the right nan
farfte. who are In earnest and y DO are de-
-4rssstS - engaging n a business aireafiy
,-S'aesi s1td, sad Taying veil fFora the start,
MAJ aadfezs g G Is. thls olEice.
l-oR sALE-oxE EoT OK ELEVENTH
4 street. between Lane and Weller. good
Fies aud location. Inquire ~ TIE rssI-
GeRee 81 James Price, Fifteenth street. two
slaeks east ~ The nfs south sehm,i
EnoR s8LE-A STOCK or BOOTS AND
1 shoes ard e.oshlag. VIII exchange
~ part for seattle rial estate. Apply al
store ~. @aa Front street.
l.s0g sALE-sHgLIoS & ARMSTRONG
Il have Il inside lots for sale: this 4 gilt
etge property Cal and see them. Arcade
eailain9. Ffoni street
NOR SALE FORTY ACRES WITHIN
l. one eaf half miles Of Kirkland the
location a the rev iron works; ten acres
II this tact are cleared. with orchard OF
% fruit trees house on the place that cost
500 Easy terms Price s93aO REEs p
DANIELS, MON 3, Starr bioek
LroR sALE-LoT OK glGHFH STREET
Il 81 8 hsrsain. Address 8EAL ESTATE,
fllis osiiee.
IsoR sALE-FtRsF.cLAss T5cKEr TO
! - Paul. 80: New orleans via San
Francisco. Denver. Kansas eitr, s.; Louis.
10 :. d. HATHAWAY, Ticket Broker
10 James street
i--oR sALE-coRNER LOT :, BLOCK 4.
q kinneaF's addition, without eandi-
Hons. one Of the bcSf in She pat. iricc
sl-ee. j. T. K4SSEtR.
f~Ok HEAD HORSES. DOUBLE
4 afHit aua driving. For further rar-
.lrnla,s anplg ai The Union Livery Stables
I.DR sALE-HegsE AND LDT FoK
L s9s1a Aew s-r5un hard spish houSe,
On Tenth street between Main aad Jack
ssfts. beautiful location. House WiI rssut
Tor % per nlStsih BAE1 & koARMAN,
neg hlltler 5llIidinz
t.'U8 sALg OLD NEWSPAPERS ar
this once.
t.soR sALg-ea. 20. 20 ACRES. : MILES
frsia sc&iiie. Z per scTe. half cash
hiock =, Aew Nllffei addition. near ia l.
ss'p street. 1890. ssl9 casa. " HUGO
sA hassrlent occiceuiasi;0fel-
SPECGAL BAgGAfS-Lors 6, : AND s.
- beck ~. Eastern aGdiiiSn. Inquire
ra1Yu a. Butler Block
I.,oR sALg-BY owSgg. . LorS IL
4 East Para addition. l0catiaG aud view
npt ea4elst ! snF nrasserts ia tac -
eheiee fs..-saee lois "a BroAd~sy, t.S; |
siSty iQts iaf ssssse -ae view and god = i
'-...-;,a Rdofa = Cuinn Block
..OR sALE = OLD NENsgAPEi4s N
4 hga.lies g 100. a. this otliee
E'0a sk.E-TifE HOP AND HAY FARM !
y ~ lae iase {. NJ. Van Borea, situated |
an White sivsf. ueaT SSaftic. W r. This
= au ideai fsFsa ~ every respect Il worth !
ss5,esS. AB3 Is offered Tor s2s.ss2. u, go |
cash. aud b9.EacV sh fhree Eaaual pay
usFfi'S al pei cont per anuuu. For Tar
tseHlar. i4s4istes % J. ?. MONA UGiiT. seat |
49, "a
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LOST.

4 es-T-A SgtTEn Csat4IE slEGI Az
= vFiag 20 usac q 8gpss Fiai r
s8il hr iiswfsasS sgaars-& d rvsnrp ~ 0
!ilsAEE ! fFs HY. - Tn nnl.c
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-26
ADDRESSES
HON. JOHN 3. ALLEN.

ID EfuBUcAS CANDID roe DEE.
IL egafe - Cousrss. vii sd ~ the
fe9plu Of NsssefH Washington on tae
issues 81 he day AZ she following times
aud pisces.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-26

A tNIEHak WAAF75ATG AIIn has
" tst trne was vxpsrlruass sna l.
HoN eHipsoFra ia q iarEs 5sehwng SD re-
tsit 81 asssss bssaSs ia tAe East - - Is
bass arss opening ia tae Ses' gssf Hs<
incssueA sgssf q <s ,sf hos trs usttisrlt sr.
gssv~, ascuas furnlshsnes au8 iiEssiI-
Nos1 Sccx - sSesssss s&rs Frsititsl . ssssss e
ahsNfF r@a suFaisA Szess RES -ssHssss a..
fssxs '-8t2S Geo. ;. box %. Bssstaa. Mss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-26

ITaqnlam rs ~tav, set. q. use p n
Ab ssiseEi. " csiaesssst. DfI ~ Z =. ~.
NauirSsna. Ncssas-stst. gf.f ~ 50 ? n
= tnk. Tlsg-tsas. oet -, Ia w
Further announcements NsH &c mz6e
b 2 aFlcr
Dr. FFspfcfi g ca7lniv esi-sr1 ftoes ar ~
qeesl.si rsfsrissh - tshle halsaa sars -
aHii 81 Republican Fapers in Mrsts =
Wasaiastssu az Eg41esigss o. Fsuiish this
sagsgn
Asf ugsisf u iae TsfsitaT q CsHtssi Cen
RI ssffss e. IttNh-
81 sssfas1 Republican FesraisiF Al Cs.4i raI
f,4sstsntitVr
szwaee~ q rx.s $780,
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EDUCATIONAL.

Ms 4 u. >xgTH. Tae Akrl-r, Il :
vi sccaaee = s.assss IN Cusssa a hisssk.
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PEassp14L-

tTtA At Couture. PIAN0 ANU tss r
Tar NRs q Il wii1-AND. seltrslS
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FINANCIAL.

A GENfLEMAN WITH A FEM THOU
y sand dssnsrs as'f with fssssats East
SRA esE9urafspns desires - eusSgs IN the
hsaSiaz ssrt laaH husiusss "a ssaHss sf0e-
iaE tgaa- Il Washiaef0a3 T*rriesrt FffB3
~ GtKnNKk, 81 saaiA Elgafeeath street.
afrigais. -.
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IMPORTANT TO INVESTORS,

EskkAL HUNDRED ACRES OF WET
-. X iAiia splendid water front ~.
s,'.s ~ port; 10 srres .ijssninr Ki~k-
snd eoraer l0i. fizs0 Is..k - ~. '",I'ssalng
- hst Of sue ifvsstnet.fs $3.50
800 bargains IN BUSHES pfoprrfy
o. George DOkFFEr
..s>an Ntat sfde 81 Commercial Esrs.-f -
- WI sHf ~ asAsiFs~f0r, y.
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I.7o9 SALE FORTY ACRES WITHIN
L one eaf half miles OF Kirkland THE
location a the new iron works.; ten acres
IT this tact are cleared. with orchard OF
% fruit trees house on the place that cost
500. Easy terms Price s9fao. BEES
DANIELS, NON 3, Starr block
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ron RENT

FOR RENT
To RENF-A LARGE BAY wISn0w
Il ruotn With closet Inquire sas Mil 81
TO REST--A LARGE BAY WINDOW
RON with closet inquire SO NH ST.
To RENT-FURNlsHED ROOMS FOR
L gent men only. Corner Fraat aud
stewart streets. Cali n once
LOK bENT--tENTRAiLY LOCATED
ofies in bfiek building, Address this
I.N0a kEST-ryPSIsHED AND UNFuR-
L nishce ss0rnr IN al psTts ~ th-. city
Cal On HAIRY +. STAFFORD. rooms
2 essi -. CEipsi Block. Front 81 mhsi
E.roR BkNT--STDKE ROOM. INQUIRE
4 nf 7. LYLE Third and spring
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l.s0fs sALE-sHELIOS & ARMSTRONG
Il have L. inside lots for sale: this Il gilt
ed property. Call and see them. Arcade
eaiiafnx Front street
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NOR SALE-L0r OK EIGHTH STREET
Il At 8 hsrsain. Address gEAL ESTATE,
fhis Office
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TOR SALE-FtRST-cLAss TICKET TO
4 81 Pau. 30: New orleans via San
FfaSciseo. neuyer. Kansas eitF. s.; Louis,
"a :. d. HATHAWAY, Ticket Broker.
li5 James street
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w ars-s.s Sessr~z 4 sssrsxrlaa 4, cake
hlfz.<sf Essefnl Is : sassezzle rrossry store
or rasz7 usssxsGan house Aasarsss x. his 81.
eee.
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NOR sALE-A STOCK OF BOOTS AND
4 shoes aua e!oshlag. VIII exchange
I'D part for seattle rial estate. Apply a.
Stpre M ezra Front street.
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F-~oR SALE-oNE EoT OK ELEVENTH
street. between Lane and Weller. good
TIES aud location. Inquire Il toe resl-
aenee Of James Price, Fifteenth street. two
blocks east ~ the nrW S5uth sehm,i.
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I--oR sAIE-coRNER LOT Z, BLOCK 4,
] q kinnear's addition. without eondf-
uaiss, one ci the bcSf IN The pia. i'ricc
I'm i 4 klNNEAR
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usk pesaf. Sst0ftag. tfct. u, - d. IA.
Ca,h smet, Ioaday. UeI o. % a n.
PACIFIC COuATy
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f.Ok saLE--l0 HEAD HORSES, DOUBLE
sfHft aud driving. For further rar-
lirnla,s anplE AZ The Iln.nn Livery St-lats