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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-10-15
STATE NEWS.


for the fall.
The weather is fine at Cameron,
and cotton is coming in lively.
Two Mexicans are found murdered
in FL Paso county. One with his
throat cut, another shot.
The Fort Worth and Rio Grande is
hauling great deal of cotton from
Granbury to Fort Worth.
Mr.. David Kent, Texas veteran,
aged SO, is married at Leaky to a
widow of %.
DR.. G.. X. Gregg, the youngest son
of Bishop Gregg, of southern Texas,
commits suicide at Mckinney.
Mr.. w. H. Ryan dies of the injuries
received at the roller coaster accident,
at the Dallas fair.
Col. Chilton's residence at the Rad
am garden, Austin, is robbed of 800
in money, and some of Mrs. Chiffon s
wearing apparel.
The engineering corps of the Aran-
sas Pass railway is now locating the
line between Rockdale and Cameron,
en- route to Waco.
Five cars of cotton are totally con-
sumed by fire near Iredell, on the
Houston and Texas Cen trail, and about
800 bales of cotton are lost. Fire is
supposed to be ncendiary, the work
of tramps.
John Young has come in to Waco on
the north bound NJ. =. tram, with his
two jaws broken. He says he was at
tackled near Hewitt by four men who
beat and robbed him.
Dave Walter and Eph Boley have a
fight at Atlanta, in which Walter
used his pistol freely, firing four shots,
two of which hit Bo!ey in the abdo-
men.
Chas. Moran, Jr., New York, is kill
ed at the Waco farm, five miles from
Waco, by G.. w. West. Moran insult
ed Vests wife, and on Vests remon-
strating with him. he attacked and
attempted to kill West.
J. H. Powell rode over to Mr.. J. B.
Jones' house at Marlin, to make in
quiry about a set of harness. They
| had a discussion about some cattle,
Powell became abusive, and Jones
struck him with his fist, landing a
blow in his face from the effects OF
| which he died.
At Paris the jury in the case of
| Chesley w. Mclean against the st.
Louis and San Francisco railroad for
$4,000, return verdict of $4,000.
The railroad will appeal to the SUI
preme court.
A difficulty occurs near TeXline,
between Louis Morris, one-legged
gambler, and Bill Williams, a butch
er, in which the latter was cut with a
knife. The quarrel grew out of a
drunken spree.
Arranging the Peoples Convention.
There was a consultation on Satur-
| day night between the republicans,
democrats and workingmen. under
the Street-Fitzgerald-Lopez cOmbtna-
ton. 1t is understood that peoples
convention was arranged for Wednes-
day night, and all preliminaries were
settled. The only dispute that occur
red was in the allowing of fifty votes
TO the workingmen. Many thought
| that twenty-tives votes were sufficient,
seeing that other workingmen We're
necessarily included in the republican
and democratic delegations. This un-
fortunately led some to withdraw from
the proposed convention, but probably
the workingmen will reduce their de-
mandS to twenty-five votes.
.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-10-15
CriSpi and Bismarck.

ROME, October 15.-Signor Crispi,
Italian prime minister, today held a
long and cordial interview with Count
Herbert Bismarck.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-10-15
PhenomenaI Success.

The phenomenal success" of the
times, is the grand show at the Wash
entire change of programme tonight.
Among the popular variety artists
are: Sadie Mcintyre, VIM. Hayter,
frankie Lee, Ed. DOlan, Kittie Drew,
Dick Cummings, Ut. BranOn and the
great and only GOnzalias.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-10-15
LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
As sociated Press Dispatches and
Specials Up to the Hour OF
Going to Press.
The Markets.

Boston, Mass, Oct. l5.-Mexican
As, 66 to ID; common, Is IA to -;
scrip, 80 l-2 to 100.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-10-15
Police Get Mackenzie's Books.

BERLIN, October 15.-Forty thou
sand copies of DR.. Mackenzie's books
have been seized by the police of
Leipsic.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-10-15

The variety theatres have decided
to each tender one nights receipts
for the benefit of Mr.. Frank Sparrow.
The night on which these simultan-
eous benefits will occur is October "a.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-10-15

Natives Destroy German Station,
ZANZIBAR, October 1.-THE natives
have attacked and destroyed Madu-
nola, a German station near Bag
maVO
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-10-15

Francisco Morales has been grant
ed license to marry Annie Cohen.
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Tl1e Daily Eight.
Office No. 4 East Commerce Street.
Menger Hotel.

Fl. D. KAMPMANN, H. W. BROWDER
PROPRIETOR. CLERK.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-04
FINANCE AND TRADE,

NEbAE=D43t Oct 3
Hops Fezaain unchanged. ioE Of 81
tales q enriy e0ntEscs. WIS shipped 70
New YORK to-day. while g bales arrived on
the Lily from Ylesence, IN the sseilagaxrl-
ish district A fair business was transact
ed 10 frvit. grapes being In good dernaBa
Fish market dniI vtth little call, except
lnr sEaeiis- Nails hare advanced we
qaose - fog base. shot has Increased in
valse owiag 10 rise In Lead Building
hardware l. ia considerable demand and
doors ami wiadous arc being used In e.
cess Of the supply syrars are getting
higher. due % tie effect which the recent
Tise IN wheat has on corn. frosn which
Eastern syrup Is made
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE RE-
CEfPTS-Dsfing the last - hours the
merchandise aud prsdnee receipts at this
port have been as follows
PEG Puget sound -aofe Rad. cars cor
taf.iag ~ tons; Columbia x Pnget sound
railroad, tens; Seattle. Lake Shore &
Eastern, Is tons: idaho 20 tons. Munres -
tons. Essiih Ton. May Queen "a ioa-,
Clara Brown ton. Cascade 5 tons. Quincy
q . sQas, Lily laix tons, Fleetwood ! ton.
psspkteh , tons. schooner Perry 81 tons
the receipts gere 10 sacks wheat
. sssk 81 and 81 quRfter sac Is -four, q saeks
oats. . sacks vegetables, Is sacks caht age
p saets tgFnipe. bags grass seed. - sacks
Puga9aes. II boxes peara. rs boxes green
ara s boxes dried apples / box dried
peaches. boxes dried aprieots. boxes
dried pTiines, box dried biaekterFies,
boxes ralsiue. J ssek PEAS, ia bales hops,
: bales bay. boxes and 4 lrktus butter.
4 boxes fish, - bundles hides, sack wool,
q bead cattle, 10 barrels lime, 600 feet
lumber, 1nos0 shiasls bolts. 1900 brick
siiPMESHS.-- During the last "a hours
gDesis and merchandise have been shipped
iTGal Seattle % the surrounding countrY a.
follows.
Puget sound shore read, 20 tons; Colam-
bia aad Puget sound railroad 80 tons. Sc
attic. Lake shore 6 Eastern. i02 tons: Au-
gilsta, 3 tons; Michigan, ton; Erickson,
ton Edith, = tons; Washington. I6l
tons, Clara Brown, . tons; Munr0e. =
tors; CsEeadc, i9ss tons. May Queen. II
tons, lola. s. tons: Fleetwood 81 tons
Total shipmenis, 2fI,, tens,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-04

EENEAl fafH. w. tftNr T.
Tue delinquent Tax list, nos ia the hands
Of the sheriff 81 maiiiia cpnnty, amounts
% over ffs.0tN The debt ~ the county l.
So,Uoo. This, with the Indebtedness about
20 be Incurred ~ bailHiag a hne ssHr;-
house. costing over - cue WIZ make q
rather startling sum total, bni then there
ar seH counties anywhere 20 rich 10 all
the essentials that assume q brilliant
future. IL area is almost that IT Anssa,
cAasetis. sud Though is population . not
80 dense. yet its citizens have as iauel
thrift As those Of The Old Hay state
The ferent injunction suad oBt 30 stop
the sals Of she court hUtfsa plat has been
dissolved b Judge fee. and thc building
81 the new tetnple IT justice viii al anec
be goaunnsn tnc foundations having
been eampleted for some time
4 feW days ago John Mcllarf. q proia
incui aad supposed successful RfsserF Of
this city. suddenly left. Examination
proved that be intended 90 remain away,
~ be leit large Indebtedness and In
tiniteslsaa. assets. -uiia ia attachment
aggrrgstinF about 1900 were al once rom.
mvacsd There n ever reason 20 believe
that he left tail haabed,
The eammiftse recently sent % Washing
ton to Settle Il possible, the hiieh that pre-
vents the dividing ia seVcrally ~ tire
Umsiilis ladian lands, have nor mct With
the saessss they dsgerYe As yet 40
deiiuitr promises caE b. obtained from the
officials az The capital. but al politics aua
rel tane there Is go Lack. TIE COMMITTEES
sill remain, however. uata they set de-
cidUd yes nf 30,
Mrs. L = Costello ul this cts ls very Ia
~ s.. Mar = hospital. Nalia Nalsa.
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rResAsLY An rLorEmEsr.


TAcona, Oct 9--The aife Of Henri Nsl
Ter. residing On & street. has been missing
two days MGnday morning she tefs her
baby bsy With o 1efghfor's family. saying
she intended going down the street and
poeld return and spend TIE day with
theta. she I'D a0t resnT4. AID when the
husband came home IN fhe evening" be
uas greatly distressed On issFsIins Of her
absence. Hbe II q yeHag woman Of re
markedly prfPossessfn1 appearance and
manner, and her baby y 3 bright aad
pretty child Of - months Mailer = a car
psntes. plain, industrious. egefy day s0ft
~ man.
Tfey werc gaaryipsf 81 olympia, ahere
de wffe,s parents still reside 4 shaTi
almc ago the wife went to visit iser Fareuts
and there met young man , 10 hal been
her seho0IfDafe ard who, Il u saAd. had
been her ute-tims sniffF After she re-
TUNED this man made several visits 10 ttls
city. IL ls fease4 taef hate gDae away 10
gefhes
Muller 4 brokaA hearted iiefeiegraphea
q nnnsteg VI different places is an en-
deasoF 20 get some trace OF fhem. bssf
without success, aBf to-day sent 70 s5igD
pia 90 see her parents in hapes Of iesrEing
sosaefhing ~ her lis II wesi,tossla has
several lots 10 this city and has Just rom
pleted pretty cottage Into ws1ch they
were aiaftIg ~ move
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sns ssEs Far fses sn sss7 -tzs - sow
knrnn A. ire Izfsrrs1n f1ra4 4n4 Eazee-:
~ vrs<enz AZ Tsx&sN lie IL nuw bacxxesl OF
4 ksa>aezsexs % the C1wlfrx
The roua w1s fzd q visitors sss162F.
bat the 1sF p4sae1 very Ssfssiy- Two
6rnaken fna2nos had kn3fe Exszt In frost
% the PaY1ziup No damage was Case
pixking Eefp<9 ~sKa14f, week. al car
trxasfssss r~opls wtia hare quiesly rnsTsd
90. Tndizre erd al
5shn cszsn- = v Jzekse1, va. z
Paieas ard Z " Neeker are thrvuEh plea
fng 4 " Thgutpefzs. tenant ~ Mr. T. a.
Aissen. }. ?. zeekex and z. Meske< 4 Co
are nearty done
Frank ssEunsng saEd la.aa psazAs 10.
say AZ 1sr- as,d J. P. Hgexsr- y tales a. SC,
tosh purchased - = weskez 4 Co. and
for flES Ian<eu market Other h1yers APP
pear 70 - Fakirx rEst-
Il. NeIonsia. lately fsuSn sslksz0~.
scsssan5s J. assisting in the shtFpsns ~
hops with r. Meeker & Co
4. r Freaeh and James Byles ~ kfusa-
hating 1Hishst rseking. arr here infes-
viestrg ka3srx-
Tz4 pnbEfr school hers win open Mon.
DAY. Drfnkser = Hsth Silas FF3mpfo Frszl-
ciEsi, aad Misc A. Heaxen and Miss fennse
Bs3ke ssssstsn.s The fezyzn room has
hesH furnished. kz1t nc teacher has hexs
spysytnte1. Fr.Srz The Number Of children
- TIE district. school q teto IL scholsrs
il locked for.
The bussness Al TIE railroad depot n
kfaff dorSi- that % last year.
himself
EN-. Fine reports that he has all the
eArT.enteraork hisassif and hands csn at
tend 70.
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GsssEzm 4 esaf5fswasa -Fazses He1Svr1;
c. NefFnEre. Yrs r. = Dsgis. J. s@Dds. Y
r. Hamssra AID wise. ?. y GeEh- y. 1.
Bel. IT. NsSEfsn- T. : Eerz- ". ]. 2e<sas-
ste and wife. A. Bssszy aid vile &.
Wsssrz A Lf-kzBanH. 5eAn andersen ~.
HcTinras1. fsse tsee< aasrre- y. Ga ~ y.
Harry s.sgz ssaxsser. Miss Hardy. Mss A.
Ha4sY. A. g sAxoxse ard Mffs- Mrs VI
szzbrir.gAarz. u Dzsxkee Aa7 wffe- !. Hef.
81. &. r. Aieketf. q Hieks. wife aa4 ssn;
J. ~ Hsns&l. ~ 13aeaf- a1a = fseaes2-
eza@e
Scxthe~n PnesEz--Pzzsess Heron gstn
ezii6. H- &aeas. K. A. 1zzsaHf faa wife.
" Blanrss2=si. Mr. Fsss- Heinx as1a wiff, g.
~ uexieu, = snsse. Anias Hezse and
wife. .. i4E3E l1r1ss r. CAzsHp plain and
wife. Hrs. Z. Z Hal. Mrs. < 4. &.<sre- A.
fsuEsd Mr. e. r Holmes SrA wfsA B. FspysE,
L Harris. Miss /. Harris. = H. smith. and
sevsn secSnC-ziass
0rexaa Shuft Tfne--passei Huntington.
" : A1Fself. r. r Dsolfisie. K H.Minnes,
Ms. j. Z Blake. .. n Fox, u. A Nation,
p. A. BrezH. ]. & Webster. A. :. Wright,
y. O. Nesssn- :. A. Janes. and cry seegns
eta<E
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DR.. SPINNHl
&c GOES
PRIVATE DISPENSAsk.
3i9 Commercial street. corr
jackson. Seattle, W. =

AL chronic Diseases Of MEN ana w.
successfully treated -
LOST MANHOOD, Nervous ara -.
Debility, Exhausted Vitality 49,
Weakness. spermaiorTh0est lnl. ~.
GonorrhOea, elect. syphilis, Prems q =.
cline, Weakness IN Women, an1 -
tieBal Derangefaentst that result ffnH NJ
iai fOiiies or excess ia after yes< ..ss
URINARY Kidney, and Bladder -
Weak Back, G0noffnos... -. -
Crystisis, Yaricoeeie. structure, eic.s -. ~
~ and safely cured. Nonauseous &C..
given, nor strosg inleeture 49,
eaHse structure. Charges reasen1 s- a.-.ss
EPpV0lg Debility. Loss of NigcI. -
~" 'ooS Losses, Night Emiss'oD
spondeney, etc, etc, cured. .,sa.s4
YOUNG AEN s sas,s6t,,j l isIIIss Il. q
ton. should avail themselves ?. =.
rnent, the greatest boon ever az - =
tar Of suffering humanity. W.
q positive cure 81 every ease. ....ss
hlddle-ased Men Is Us, , ere s s-sas -
refiou ni TIE bladder, aeecaaPaal.- -
sr1arflng Or harainz sensa70sif g - =. =
alton this urine deposits : s-siA- -. -
sometimes aibufaCn + pfeSep susa
varies fruIu a bright 81 iedasts y -
milky hue, the patient ezI'ffieae.,.,....s .ss<
efinR o. the system IN = iliAliii-1 - s,srs
ecoHnt for. Tala IA the scfoAA .sssF
efninEl weakness. May t.e = .ss,t
-pity. ignorant Of ifg cause.
and healthy restoration g1sfs.sl.s..'.- al.
0Eioe hours, 10 a On. q y is'f
~. = s
y. R.-fersous nzsrie 70 Fte-4 u -1I..t]
treated e. their h0mes - f1fSs. II ,-1I75
Medicines ami inHfrrcf nsss HfHs q W
sxprees f0nruftafiou FIRE
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Seattle, Lake Shore d Eastern
Railway COMPANY.

DS AND AFTER, JULY p, ISIS, AND
~ until further notice. trains viii run
as follows:
TO GILMAN ASD INTERMEDIATE roiS1s.
1--we Seattle A9:sO a m, arr Gilman 1920 m
I've seattle BS:i5p N, arr Gilman :; Is p n
Returning
I've Gilman A3:o1 ? IN, arr seattle 8 - p m
I've Gilman Bs;je N, arr Seattle Y - m
10 ss0soNIsH AND ISrEksEDiATE POINTS
Lv Seattle 1850 m, ar Snohomish t2G0 II
Returning
LV anohoaish nS:0o p n. Ar Seattle q pm
TO SMITHS COVE, Ross, EDGE WATER. RAVEN.
M PACK. YEsLEa AND KEITH.
Leave seattle B7:3o a m assl f.ispm.
Returning
Leave Keith BS:2o a m and PAS y M, arriv-
ing al seattle B9:l5 IN ard $3.50 n IN.
"A daily. "B" daily except sunday.
Trains connect at Gilman with stages for
Falls City, Snoqualmie Falls and Hop
Ranch, and a; Tesler with steamer for
points on Lake Washington
NJ. X. JONES, ". ;. JENNINGS,
Train Master General Pass. Agent
". r. THORNEfI. Manager.
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THE TERRITORY.
Blaine Guarding Against
the Smallpox Epidemic.
4 TACOMA wonAs MISSING.


FIslgk. Oh. a.--Esnaiipex sflE exists
ffrre miles northeast Of Halls Prairie, b.
q. and six miss nnrtAeass ~ blaine. bot
- yet there are no eAses IN BiAine ~
sessiaIsnoo. Eleven cases are reported.
Al IN cna family 50 the infeffe9 aiEsries.
The tilsease eame from the sosth Wis Vic.
f8ria about fons weeks ago.
All fnzds from the infected district arc
guarded aud all houses and bHlt1inEs IN
Eia3ue ard Hefnfahmoo viii BE- cfeape4
md fafnienisd. The People sfe All taking
preyenfgts o. beiBg Fscciuatess.
Two deaths have bsen reported from the
Afflicted families. II 4 believed the
disease uiIl mol spread.
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shs. be had t@en suas.ioFs1 - a 1zk-ores "a
flse Canadian f2fsse fer . isnx TINE 4gritzs
IL ssniaElnx, 30. hn1 been ia this sixi1l5y
similarly easz3ey<d ssss sAss1t q year. He
vas s@sa Eass rixht Ia 3 ssxT tnzp1isstes
eea4ssssa His al nEs fsssn< ga rfs1 crib
t4nF ssssaesssasssy sksSe wserr the BODY
YES fssnd, ard Tie exrEHm<tarlses isel
fsssst that he hz6 Eznttersti there IN TIE
dark ard fell ORR. His neek was hrokez.
ard his ehest 3isg sas trssfsesf and k.rstkeu.
He Saasf haze fslisa 8 distance II frglu -
- 90 seRs lie Nnf ht4nfieS1 - nse laszE
Tie yepfset - tas lssy Mzs IN aFrossi&zss
wssh shes< fanfs
eaKxsKs-s sopT r0rSo.
The hssgF ~ 4wnn carfsea, TIE sseeezs
who wa Killed ~ EA4Ffsx FoasrosB- We
recovered 10 sssx hsr11r ffIss 5sor1s1HE. issar
where II vent d0wa- cssfuaer Messay was
tfass, bot souna II lmrssasihie % 80 eyss
sbe body wxe aneAsrHf - ne Sesef- -
viii ~ fssgaxhS 70 tkts ssds HHf TIE i11s saFst
held 10 The naornjnE
YBR Dgxnaarfc eezxESTEsz.
The ssers hsaseu wns to-day bEinx cleared
after the hzftIx ~ YESTERDAY, AMI pEf In
saap.e for TIE use Of the Democracy 10
morrow e0msniffee vas 81 work, with
INSTRUCTIONS 10 oat-6eeDFMfe the kEpH5-
Jeans. sSa p = sure % %. Up Plenty q
@--AF
ia the s1see Of City Attorney Carroll and
that eyefythsng viii be In sha5e 40 that ire
uosk can D. disposed Of Ia 4 fe2 hoErs.
and ..snta the ats.snzf hssEaony. there i
no 6Saf&.
fkk1sAv50% C0NFsST-
Articles Of incorporation Of the Yakima
IfYigatfng & Improvement CotapsaF
we're fied In tire kn1it0y7s once 20 day.
The suryD0se 81 the copapkny u 10 bay
lands. construct ditcAes for The conveying
81 water. aud - carry on general farua-
Ing, Stsck yaisiag and agricultural bass-
Bess build mills. etc. The capital stock i
fa81sD. and the trustees are J. w. Dudley,
IT. = HaNoa ard 4. A. knisht. ali 81 Ia
coma, and Hector fzsapleA and Frank A.
Dudley both Of Niagara fesss. =. i. Tie
principal place 81 hasiaesa 4 a Taeoua.
NxrTEEs AT esrKT.
An open yRair for twelve pkfit turyfnen
uns Issued thia morning, and the foiiGg-
ing y,ersons fexs.oTsded- August s0huseB.
q VI Eshafa, a D. Graham, Il. A. FISHER,
Aiffu Hyde a n. Waelsey- +. A. Berry. =.
4. fsfr3nxs. = r Fisher J. T. Wills, .. 4.
Etlae kReli, A. J. LiftIei0hn.
The case " the United states against
Orlando A. Thossp<0n aBa the sane
against Thomas - stinscs. ssge cunisnHec
fof fbe term
The grand Jary returned mot a true blll :
IL the ease 81 the Tsrriiosy against :. u.
ftisafa
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STEAMER G. I. STARR

Leaves Seattle at 9.s9 2 N. Monday,
Wednesday and Friday. Steamer Friday
night from seattle ruocceas from Whateom
10 seinaihrioo. Returning, leaves What
com sunday at : q. M Arrives ~ " That
com al 10 p, m. Tuesday. Thursday and sat
urtsaw. Returning Il ayes Whateum at ] p.
m. Tuesday, Thursday aud sunday. Ar
rives at Seattle about ? q. N. Wednesday,
Friday and SUNDAY.
Arrives al seattle az y p. 10.
NorICE-Steamer lands AZ all regular
landings except oak Harhor, Laeonner and
Fidaigo.
W. IT, HoiCOMB. Genl Manage
{. ". JOHNSON, superintendent
A. l. MAXWELL,
Genl. Pass and Ticket Agent.
J. r. POLICY, Local Agent.
CITY Dock
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A PASTOR CURED BY FAITH.

Rev DR.. John Williamson, Pastor Ilehi-
gan Avenue Church, Chicago, has been
cured by faith. James a. sterling, County
Assessor. Roseburg, Or, was not cured by
faith. but by Acker's Blood Elixir. Hesays:
Il have derived 50 mueh benefit by taking
Ackcr's Blood Elixir that | unhesiiaiingly
endorse il as a medicine OF unusal rellatii-
~. ! urge all who may be afflicted with
disorders of the blood 60 give this most ex
oeilent remedy a fair trial. because ! am
sure, sitter doing 80, they vii c0rr0boTa;e
this statement Of mine and thank mc fes
making II" This wonderful Blood Elixir
Is guaranteed and sold by 4. h. STEW
ART iaif Nv
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FOR FAMILY USE
Snowflake Flour
TFfE EEsd F-T r
SEATTLE WOOD YARD.

nizF ALDER AID PIX WOOD CCF Az
desired lstsggss- Dry k3ndMag a sss-
etesse eeAl DELIVERED e. gav pzss 81 Us
f1fy flrseFs Tes-eiE9a ~ AZ Frsfn4 s--est
. a. Tsrs On Hopkins wA&1f foes - saaesss
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saAls su IA grzsE1IA Psuprsssor
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-04
ANDERSON, BERTRAND & CO.,
Civh and Mining Engineers ana
Drarehtsuneu.

4AiLk0AD, MINING, WATER WORK.
a geographical. bridge, Sewerage and
IA i'ss,e engineering given special Rtsen-
Ton, Csfg property or LANDS surveTsd o.
saeSlivlced. Maps and mechanical draw
.hzs' eIgFtssinr and blue prints a sf,eciaify.
township pIsfs aad gaas.s al grnFs - hand
Rooms u AMI y. Yef.er-IGaTg BLOCK sees-
a.s.1 - a. fFsS IN
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-04

EGEKssaf n1a. oct. a.--The mipeEs at
Rosign went oai again yesterday morning
for aauut "a hour. On aneogsf 81 thelf
leastFrs ieiiiE a0s allowed 20 go To work
Affes slie superintendent read She rieg Ell
- them shey oonesudcd - go 90 work
again, Coal Il baiag shipped from mine
30. 3. whefe the negroes mr. Htapi0yfd,
this ~ ing tba new mine.
a. E NopFhses sfgke here this afternoon
% geifd house, he started us speech
Bfflg ntsaet The Same words Used here f6fsf
year, agu ~ regard 10 the Northern Pacific
railway lands, which seemed 20 b. MS
principal tepie Not much enthusiasm
Aa4 crested.
Hon. y Allen spsRks here Friday
October s.
Ten divorces eases VIII b. heard ~ tni.
term II cont There must BE- something
wrong with The climate here
District Judge Nash decided that Mrs. ,
1honas ean u5i Ffactiee l8w. and ihe "a
prrue Fourt sustained hIm. nntwitstaad-
Ing The iegiSi5iurr said women can vote.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-04
NH. ALLEN AT NORTH YAKIMA.


NORTH YAKIMA, Oct. sine gepubH-
cans gave J. .. Aleu- monster sefenaae
tonight. Speeches were nada by Allen.
NiifOy, Nichols AMI others Tfls band
street Ia front 81 the hotel, which was sur.
rounded by a multitude. Ailea speaks
here 20 morrow There Il great enthusiasm
for Alien