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A GREAT TERRITORY.
sundry Matters sf Mach Interest
TO washEngsen-
Evsa~nee ~ - sh~ Dsviss~n Car
rsss-rreaiss.vs< saaisz Draw
saxs = ess<ssaisg View.

The ySesors2 1sfeSss Ezlassa8e1 the
sogsowsssr Iester from Tsksn Deversszx.
ar,xknsaseer a. EsgaTEzazst. 70 Pro-.
Davss@sf. regarding the norshwzsss
earrens siaae she wsat epass Il toe
territory
TIE coast. ~ yoz are ~ zFe. lssssA
Port Sssn 1uaz = tape Ese5s = very
faisosgatasgc SHORE, and nos ossess -
tied ~ white men h0wssers ao ~
6ezssaiF a zxi1lsg fEifsssissafssn tseia.
fhst dlstrsft. FEetDses ! sefiS gDx ss1
extreef from . letter from NJ. ~.
fssigsss5, Insssas agsnt o. fsse ~est
coast. who during SnBhasT exsezass. .
h. Tissss 4ia<~ the Nhose isagsh -
the iSkaad. ard A. fssis i essfas "a "a
rdsss be has mach camping - %,
whssh affords tlsrn f4xagafse opfs<r-
tsf.issss for observation, INo q tae
vertiesnen ] wsgse -. Tie Fey fStA-
ers Braaszn* ank SichaiaSe. stsfsensss
on the wess eosst * this island, sss
nov IN sywn. and 10 answer 70 u1y IA
uniries then issgts aay thas the redwood
Il vel kEsona 20 the IisiiaFss sEosn
He~quiaf sD Kyeszssoss &zsparte ktas-
kifso ard Qaazsiao iaiete and sesssl.sr I.
BOT il apYeArs that Cape Exs9k catches
The rsssst ~ this rsslxep3- ard tlszs not
nnls coasf-zvra trees, baf also
fresh samiogs arc found. sttt Esaisrh
rrizes1 ~ the Indians who splif them
an for tesagds te t5asla their houses
With.
N would sessH thai frpfa Hesauist
eastward these Eogs arr net 70 veil
knesa. whether the tides from The
strait ~ s5e FBea has anything - do
wffh this ,sseaosaenoa or Rof remains
10 81 proved However. expecf 10
Gain some nsose definite information
for y0a from tigis particular part q
the coast during SKINNER. The little
Information already gained proves be-
ssDd doubts thai st certain seasons ~
the year. II rot continuously there j.
a - trent setting noffbse@txarsilg
aIong this csSsst, and - % that part ~
ID from she Eeium5ia river apwara, @
confirm the isgpsihesis. reed only
STATE that NOT only siG b1aFS have
come under my p9tiee east sp0n the
Vancouver shore. bat actually 3
salmon net With the iisk stu IN Il and
not tiecayed, and bearing the Cglaua-
hia river ranueFy marks on the floats.
was found by me and advertised IN The
Victoria papers sofl5e years ago.
In my opinion this in-sh0se current
IS a eDuntsT current to tlls kEro-~iTz
OF Japan stresfn. which igapinges upon
the north end q the Qaeen Charlotte
islnnsIs. Asa il Detected thence south
eastx Afdiy along fhe deep Hkfer zone
off shore. ami that this counter or IN.
shore current finds It's way nGFtbward
along the eoasf Ia sboai water sFIsegl-
aliy from Cape Aeadoeins apgard,
following the Weli known natural law
which governs she waters here a. sell
a. elsewhere
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FasFEss LlfF E7sos1eT1n8
fin Wesnssaav, 81 Spokane FATS.
the territorial psnsaeraflc convention
nesniHate4 Caas. :. VOORHEES,. a Hoa-
resident q our TERRITORY. for delegate
% coxgresz. he el4ins 10 he car
sresert delegate. although the Demo
cratic party has decided. through H.
ssssges. that oar lass election was xesd-
lie ALAG made sosSs of the delegates 10
tire convention h.eiiese tilAt be did Eot
warsf the nomination Congress IL IN
session. and Il Charter did Rot want
The neslinatiots, be should heir Wash
sngtsn boxing after the admission lsssi
aow hef0re congress
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r,rsnsunee1 M 5assxzens lzzaes
McIszxlz. I IN zzze 6xse uTxsrs y9z o.
ssss ard esss Of tRsss szit- To1 sszrsd
c0snznirzss antz2 ne are and costs are
pzsd. Whz< have reg - szy TAere
xas deal szaereH n the ceurs-rpsssn-
Ms answered that shis wxs Al cut
rage. IN sezfxzr one cousd sri % =
drzak SD pzsy orsT SIC and cost He
demonstrated end gave rofsc< q zp-
peal 30 slse district epurt
Sax Mr.. shenzsek. speaking 10
me. vsn knoH r0zrSeEf that sssss 5 al
wrune. Had yssz get bold cf Is Srsaw
K xesziks have fErns3 cot &lszsseshe<
1zse~xrt J1sfsre More sxEd Yca
4Elzsis vaug=esf that voz have hexn
drunk zzsa szi<urszeFsy and szsed roagsz
la1 gzzn<e 70 the teacher IN Erant Of the
szaooa- hszse Mar SAID. Thai = np<
-. The = iscnlrnx an come foxa -
my Eenee and raised bell with me.
while xTosss N nay Ees1 At this
time faak tise war1s onne more. and
cainafy SaarsHasrd Mac that the osEcerS
Of the secret -erTsee coryss we're aIrezsiy
wx5rsnz fcx hi-ss. and that escxre krora
rrinae nsKzs3ayS xas Impossible. The
TIRE Was resitacs=a 70 s. ard costs. whseh
he pad. ani w4s DISCHARGED
KEcArxTr1ArFsx.
A Mr. Jones. who has hzangis8 sssae.
OF Macs rzslroAa land Close lsy our
school hoszSs. ard who stopped AZ the
time Al MeIezTir's. testified that he
sag the frs krsf He ran oat and
aroused Mac up. and then See1s. Then
he sent 20 the Srho-os -hoase and feans1
that the ~outh end 81 the house was en-
FIRE. rood and zH This vii shosE that
the kerosene Oh had heen poured over
the boards and odd kiHdiiag Of the Old
broken-ssown wootSkesd, which szood
IA forssser years On the south end OF
the hease The fxo bottles picked ap
lay also sezSh from this Old w0eSfpiie IN
the fern. an equal distance eAch- One
person done the decd one and the same
arm aEng both bottles after they were
empfsed, each ~ time with eslaal
force This ! can see plain If Mr.
Ronald sees i5t 10 sifr this matter
through. il should be done az once
II not. my district viii stand here as
the laughing stock. We claim 5000
damages II the territory makes lis
case. then the school district, 2s
body corporate, VIII bring suit for
damages.
Please tell Mr. Ronald that il viii he
necessary to make a diagram OF the
locality, and that be has the strongest
support he ever had in any case.
Nery respectfully.
Joax q. JAxfcKK
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me nar,r., Mean


These September days ara delightful.
AND September nights arr glorious
The alOenlieAt evenings are psgtiso-
larry enjoyable September h0l,ls with
Ia It, sat che harvest uloon When ON
next THURSDAY evening gud thc three
~ fopr successive evenings the moon
fiss.s on each evening with oply asi
average diaierence o{ - minutes,
then il she clouds arc SIND tae
mgson viii bc seen iA the east - sssoa
RS the sun disSppsarS IN tsc wrsf, 5ul
the sprrue September nights All be
fuli 81 h~aaty tbs hafyesiers 20 old
believed that he sa-csliel hsrvest
gneon MAS due g. = diyiae snsergutsis ,sr
T. pralcus che aay AMI aii tAem ia
gathering sr Sac harvest jcnec
shoss tbas She phenomenon s. the
rosalg 81 ussaEA Law rne azns 80
aexputfy given h.. Avsavcr. stll low
ingiy cherished. and. IS bong So tbs
sAlAr system, preserves iss Vre1Sgt rSla-
slaBs. the rcinrn ST ihe hsfvcst uasssa
viii each Vcsf cpn9 taeinofate che s5ns-
rle iaish 81 the FIRST Observer ~ thls
ensNninE lstsnsv y the September
mtFhts
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PINS FoR 4
PLANS FOR A
First : Class Hotel
SOLICITED.

r HEREBY SOLICIT DESIGNS go N
L ci1d~ elexAfiaa< snd ground 1oor pl2z;sl
for A.5tsl 10 be buiiz in the city Of seattle;
and a some nav wish 70 compete no
cannot personally examine the site ] VIII
ssy that Il Is an elevated pieSse af grosznd
$50 feet in width By sfS feet 10 lenEta.
h0un1esi en- 81 sides Ay streets and slepi1 :
In every direction ios&ri the street. tae
emf view being toward the hArtsor- The
plans must be far large. com racdiOSs and
frsf-eiass hotel, TO contain ao< less than
30 bedrooms. and erSt rot % exceed saos-
e9o Il : desirable that the design az the
hotel should be such as 20 amt future en-
iArgrnenf In aExWer 70 the growing de-
uznas 81 the ctty. without maYriEg TIE APP
pearauce Of the original building. The de-
signs must b Submitted to me AZ seattle,
W T.. 90 ar before neon cs the lata day OF
November, ISSs. The right % ~ eef a7S o.
al designs submitted Is hereby expressly
reserved. and ia case Of the acceptance Of
auy design. the architect submitting the
same viii be allowed Sc DAYS within which
10 furnish complete working details and
specifications 10 20 With the Plans and eie-
vkfians. and wii4 be paid for such plans.
eleF ATOMS detail .. Specifications. etc, tae
tisaai compensation allowed 70 architects
for such service The rejected designs viii
be returned 10 the parties presenting them.
For any further particulars apply . the
undermined 4 A. DENNY.
seattle. W. T.. sept. II Isss
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CRocKEEY AND GLASSWARE TRADE


CR0CkRET AND GLASSWARE TRADE
The erockery, ehiua aud glassware trade
81 >asiflc has been Until nos a sort OK side
iszsIr @ita certain merchants So the cifv
li l. 0uly recently that Il has gained that
degTse 0f attention which Il deserves. and
DO better index - the Increasing prosper
tfy Of the inhabitants 81 the lEesn CITY
can - toHnd than Tie fact that resent i'm
f-artafinns % goods ia this particular lire
comprise some a the VeFF best thai can he
tsaad ia Eastern and f5rtivu markets
Msssrk. y ChiltNrg i son have Just coma
langiA a3fArtF splendid store Ia the Nuioa
hlsek Hiih shelves. show rsa,les aHd asi-
lcvirs Scr the display II > 5faEni iceflt stock
% sTsFkCrg, glassware aa1 shiua uaW ~
irving. Last Wcek three carloads "a these
gs-sGs xrrlSea for the frra sad are being
uafaf Se'l4 and farther lots arc an the wsy.
No aneroz 11ofr complete stock hzs ever
tosn Imported hese Auonx tae articles
top numerous 70 saeusiaH there j. a very
tine las e ,lecorAiea and PLAN chsaa.
psssEr ais sets. kutas Nare &ua every psfSsl-
BE ysrsetT and qaaiity 81 glassware. some
hae Hungarian Fluss re<-as- csrlstsAa
chlas an1 psaafifsIi cham hssr as are Ia hs
sea. he shea tshies eaatzin Sample. o;
al the=ss,sis on the shelves. - th&t vaslt-
urs sra relieved % tae necessity Of a Eez-Y
search fag VI ~ tasy want The sheg u
h'.s are rsal3y slEhs ao-t5 seslnx Ness-s.
y. a15lsefx ( SEA iafcaa 70 keep Al the
Had u iHls kSue q trade IN seattle. saff
Tor thesr enterprise In keeping pses R5sA
tsae requirements - TIE tines deserve
every sapssrf. TIE svh1szE trade a. vel
a. house essssfs, saesIl6 Inspect the sts- (
uHw tsiuE received BY the nrza. Nc. q
~ IS o4slfnF. receRiiy f,ss1a the East. v hsre
BE las Wstia experiences In the trade. has
t~-ea specially engages 81 Mnssrs y Tai
tsTg s -c1 - manage tiTir eTuckev De-
fsETsnaERE. and TIT. ~fasiesa&E EiA tT
eeGn@ East oAlixing ass courteous =
s1sNrirz vssssarS fsrse ueN azsl elegant
rFsasts
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! Proclamation BY The Governor.
I-yErEp srArEs oF ANERIcA.

UNITED STATES or AMERICA.
TERRITORY OF WAsHISSroS.
To the Auditors Of the different Counties
~ Washington Territory:
Yea are hereby IL termed that AZ the Cen
eral Election which s. required by Law 10
- held in all the Election Precincts 81
Washington Territory, on the Tuesday next
following the dFs; Monday Of November.
ISsS. IN addition 10 district. legislative.
county and precinct officers. there must be
e.cetee one Delegate "a represent the Terri
tors in The Congress Il the United states
one BgigGdicrssenerai. and one Adiuiant
General with TIE rauk Of Brigadirr-Ceu-
erai. VI the militia, all By the Territory az
large.
Ia witness whereof 7 have hercuuto set
my hand aud cAlSed the great seal ~ the
Territory "a b. Affixed az Olympia. this 18th
day OF August. isss. sud IN the one hun
dfed aud thirteenth year Of the Indspend-
ence of the United states Of America
EUGBNE sEMPLE, Governor.
BY the Governor;
\. H. oRTNGs. Secretary Of the TERRITORY.
Other papers please copy aud spud bill
10 territorial anditsr
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ExuNsi0N

- rwS sEtTr2E AKA sEasS sSp xsSTEsS
MAgLaAf t9 HkszNa ElFEG
F.seiDzleE ~sasAsy. $grNEeas brr fsfh. tie
frAsa ar&giaz seattle A. ga re- Rs.3 RES
shre4sA o. HsE3ng kiger. ahsaf tea ufisz
EAST le,san ssfl1Au. AfvtVias tGure ~ 10 p
n. EfsErafaS, itases kscs&k SiErr 81 =
3 us ssffsfns ia seAsllr a. = e a e. a.
Fss,lss 81 This ArrauNeEsrat ull shar7rA
toe ssaEe rss3e - ard irsn Pal t1fe HOP
EsnsA sast iAs 81 kafe knsai tea Rtis-s.
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4 private letter receissi ia seattle
from Geo E. Auirahy deputy audi-
tor 81 oksBoEan county. dated al
Ruby city sept 2 give the following
information
We had Two mails Ia Juiy and euc
IN August We raised SIS a week Ago
and sgnt MAN ior mail. and we
raisr,i So to-day II Ne we're Demo
Gratis NC would 90 doubt be crying for
annexation So British Columbia. but
being mostly Republicans We afr very
patient.
a company has been organized 10
tnanel RUBY hill, and Mr. J G. Love
los has rune % Tacoma to see Selson
Bennett and arrange Tor obtaining his
drills used Ia the construction 81 the
Cascade innHgl
A company to construct telegraph
liues. cleeirlc light Watks, etc in
stevens. Spokane. Ironglas sud Okla
hogan counties has heun organized
Also the oksncsan Prospecting Gem
pany
school commences September Is
The Anaconia Is booking very fac
la the shaft
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tbs SOMETHING APPALLING.

The amount Of Opium that tkoBghfless
mothers give their Children in the form OF
syruYss and cessilals. Babies that are peev-
ISL, fretful. cross. or troubled with windy
cole. teethinz. pains, or stomach disorders
can be relieved Al cnce by using Aeker's
Baby Sssther II contains no Opium or
morphine. hence j. safe. Sold BY A. h.
STEwARf j&I41y
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Fer 1zisfar. Iasn Davis saeri2
ard asse sssr. !. ~ Tnzn1rs fre4szrs-
II. n 1snvfe groskfs 5s<sxs. A.
Busn. s<ssaz4 szrasriszen sxzsf. fsszie
Z; issssrrsie srzrv<vsF- n L. Fac esero-
uer W G MsMsrs ~reNkNsA&zET.
Charles FfsAeK Fs11zfr FosE ztszzsH5zt-
~-s- 81. +. KMxters~sok. Y. T. Wben-
500. wa. E5zdrsss
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84Ts1As L&<8 ss11xEr
The aEsprsBArhlng ns0=th Noyexns@r
VIII YeTy e3es-iy I'll
That Alien saes - Washington
Azz4 Naorhees ss8xa t1s--10iEAx
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dollar . hxsnhea heturr fEsr season =
ose<. He VI. e sesss. 10 sars u .
raa~kes zsfrznzs % rresezs rzse=-
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Why rAisesr Farmers are HAPPY
4tsffax tea-ssFs

A-sAk ttAsN+EE-
An average ut ~ 50 4A Ag9shgts 81
wheat pr acre vii he made by the
entire baleass CSeutyv, onA the isrfas-
err have uaaV Fvssnfs ta expect thai
shc Naiee 81 their gr3sn sill - higher
during the scaSeu tesan saf wears ts,-
foFV The ti,isHes comes t. as of
snail crops n European countries, the
knoSlolEr that abe AuscFseAa crep *
hess than usual, aud combination *
other circumstance reader il certain
that the riSe 10 vaiar pghlishei IN lsss
week t'asFstg 18s ctEly the beginning
cf an upward ns9yensest tAs; NAY give
the fala0se ce2nsry Sgasa grower ore
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nrer G, w. Carr aas1SSnr. M4ss Bar
sacset. frotszte ge PARISH )
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ragNAToBEEz PAINTED ROCKS.
CiiH- Drawings Of Ancient Origin
Near North Yakima.

Close 10 the Safcheez river. and
about four miles from the togn Of
North Yakima, Washington territory.
there il a bold cliff Of voiranle rock
rising about 80 fest above the level Of
the country road which runs between
the river aud its base and having =
length IL perhaps Sssi feet, This Foek
it.elf il an exceedingly picturesque OBJ
iect, both from IL commanding APP
pearance overlooking the narrow VAL
lev Of the Nateheez AMI from the sin
gsilaF formation OF the basalt. which
III some places takes eclnmar form
aud In Others resembles an enormous
rile Of cord wori. bat the special in
terczt attached 90 il comes from the
rude figures painted along it sheltered
base, These figures are the most part
faces. With about rs much artistic
merit as a schoolboy's first
attempts on the slate Many
OF them are almost eiTSeed BY time.
but others are stiiI quite distinct. The
pigments used are OF mineral sub
stance aud are either Of a white or
vermiilion color The marks Of hands
dipped IN paint are frequent The In
dams nov snhabiting the neighbcring
Simeoe reservation say they did not
make the pictures and that they were
on the rocks further back than their
rec0liections or traditions go. They
are evidently Indian work however.
The story IN che town that hierogiypb-
les are found has no fonndation
Soue white bog IN the vicinity wish
ing to immostaiiKe his sweetheart, has
managed o. sgrape of enough 10 write
the word Aunie" with his finger and
this wifh the letters A. NJ evidently
from the same finger, are the only At
tempts az writing 70 be seen. They
seem 10 he Of various ayes. some brIne
more distinct than others. although in
positions no better sheltered hy the
oYnrhangine hasait Perhaps The long
extinct tribe which made them WAS Ia
the habit 81 using the fssek a. . sort II
Illustrated paper fag displaying por-
traits Of is chiefs and great warriors.
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q - - tssees = 3 4zze2 zSs - asls
s.z5s's. ss4 lss214s. T. G. q sssss xsseBss gSza.
s-szsikazrss A. xse Axsi xzss L 4. Sxrszz.
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sss s8 -
a4s. pssf - ,zsess As.l 4szss t;ansa +
Fs4 ass - Aaf SIS. S$x@ "a axa 4ssss
ssessk. MAJ sts~sA esV t&T4 IL tza psser.
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NOTICE.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the firm OF Clancy & MeMaSfer has
been dissolved By mutual consent The
business win be continued By Geo. z.
Clancy. who win collect all bills and pay
ali outstanding indebtedness
GEO. Z. CLANCY.
WM. MONSTERS
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AAtrf - sesses ~ szsssls. sas Y5r..
sAez1 = M ~ 0etoeeFi f'srsNt
GAS y, klrxisGze, se<rxsary.
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RsoaacieiFs Cis3rs
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Tabs linsuS Cleary.
NeW eorSets Clezry
---
<ew tre;onncs CAeAry
--
SszuSre 10 eeaf. CicAgy
sc-Faaey ribbons Caaary.
Lace eartaia ners CisAry,
when BASy ~As SICK.
We gave her cassoriA
whea she Vas enfsa.
she cried for c4ss0riA
wAea she became MlS&
she elzng 20 czz:eriA.
whez she bad cAiar~a,
She gaze them c.ztoriA
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