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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-27

x1xrxsrnnH. oes. xs The largest poiiti
81 erfhe<3Ex Eiienxk1fxh bas Witnessed
&7r}Sr f{Ie csupGien occurred this ssen,
l1S0- N ffi< occasion Of addresses ~ yn1Ta
T1ruef and Hon. J. /. witson Of spckans
RHlla The isrgr esur room sss hsse1s
eyey syaiIshis Inch nelns iszsn snn Ia.
TSr7,er q wei. snd fssorabiy knorn hsre
61s1na me 5enf ye&rx he WAS district judge
- f{fs district be made neny pers0ns'
75fos6s and had maEy sdEsircrs. A. hs
- 8 pfominfnf candidate before the ter.
1if1r3a{ conseution held hsfe for tbs asie.
G1e4kip, hIs appeeFAnes - e. aasoesls q
nm fdirresf. and he Made good hss
5srsintse 10 tns conventions That none would
~ x!I<f; fn0re hearty st1pyoft thsn be.
~ Tanner eeif asfbs Republicans hase
~srtss1red aad italicized 'fheir splendid
sloff8fm In this terrftoty By fhsif srisetlois
II standss1 bearer 20 carry tnssS neg ieE.
md 10 victory. They have selected . man
fn0wr fhrsuxbous tfs length and breadth
RI this terr1fafy ~ M abs - upright nan,
= ma Who viii he tftse 70 the Interests Of
1ke r,eor1e. men who viii be tbs peer 90
ni5v man elected TO the next congress OF tff
gnijfd states sweh man u John " ~
In. Then ii q telling manner bs spoke
q ~haf the Eepnbliesn party saa oes.s sef
&rftisfI free trade. and in his veEi-knoun.
IoxicaiIy and mstieroffaei waf dsnoi-
}e6cd the Mills hiIE.
fi0i,. .. d. wilson. IN al eloquent speech,
sfpoke OF the proud record Of The kepubli-
en- party from its organization, bshfiaK on
~ breast The Gloss OF right lie also spoke
81 he farjtf question, bst ciained thai the
1920 oresfjof, was combat for impartial
6nffa<e aud the equity 81 81 saan befofr
fhc law. lie epoke on the lagd policy OF
IN ndYiinistfnfion, den1'sn9ng L ruundly.
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Ms Laagsfs sad that 90 u the tssae .1e
met ne hez acquaintance with snea BAD
- 2 sstasf UNPLEASANT. NJ tsestry sac ala
usst msasian Al the tine NOR NJ. tseAhsrst.
Rei | knew thst she gaeaot tAses. ana -
rtied tsat ! had Asawt 81 NJ faaxtrv
cssae ccarsiaE her With = whole aeet 81
Nsrais sHs merchantmen and actiits. sas
sath thinEs a. tasf. oSt altrF be ksd weA
hef ss0as haAft be Fs,seeeztea 70 hussf IN
Aad tAAke stslsnsawsSN tie xes ta0se tsss
sfeNeNf A. Pc 81 r~sSzcs, and ~ saak
cNWp al ass9 lsta ths fsaaesllsse n~sxe 49,
eedst - afs5AaT1' grave. where ~ nov
fennsias Fssttfa in sueh : sgs ~ Is ateF.
nsts7y rs.ss ~ lewvf re hsprs % ghe civ.
iitses Neft8
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rsenfs Go ne ssssA.
wsLsk WALL Oct. Z.-seA w4b4eh>r
Hru&. have Just esxaed mp fht< ssaspp<
wtext purchases Thsy pssthaeed fzU1
fcss, % ty1.Do bushsssL peyfDg an kse<nxs
81 81 esntx fsscrssor. o. s5ss.gm The xrain
wsrsGe. 90 Thit II snly cas q several
lsrxs whest purchasing frns IN his city,
me nsoysmsat Of grain from Eastern
WGxkinxt8n sn9 DTe<on - Tacoma II
worthy Of Bo<e. sot emily % large
snaounss 80 10 thsm Via PDrsisnd. buf
about 10 carloads . week tan ossr the
Cascade fIsissca- A. so<a a. The HAST
zasafs % The sound VIII Ne vosseffail5
yslkon ws1afnxharn. who sasay years
axn kept sai0an here. according 70 an
Eastern paper 10 the largest land owner ir
the Unifed states, owning 1osaU acres
JsEe Eets 10 haIlfssx large bFiek knnsx
! = 81 - sss es.oisax spyssssss NJ. szsi. n
addition % shout tz191e expsndet fhis
summer IL and xsoaf her large establish
mens. intends asdisr tIe.o<e moro IN izs-
pfoFensnts next sprsBE.
fits believed the city e0uueti viz ar
rssEe 70 have Masn street. lighted vita
electric Ianps At every kfrssf erazanz<frou
the bridge 20 Tenth street aud on four or
Ere blocks on Alder and Poplar, bexides
lighting seesnd street ss far a. the brew
cry.
The water company are laying foufsneh
mains out second street 70 Singieton's ad.
dillon,
wALL4 wAflA. Oct. >. The postmaster
received notice to-day that free delivery
vii be established here January l. Boxes
and uniforms for carriers vii bc furnished
daring December.
There "A Re8erRl regret over the depar-
tare Of " II H0ieomb froa Portland 30
Omaha He Il recognized a. q firm frieHd
Of this section.
Hunts surveyen left this afternoon to
survey route % saaws. OF the Touehef,
Naitsburx and Dayton. via Dixie. The
whole county II about 70 Be connected with
Waliz Walla.
Haffer's and Tsylor's saloons. HOLINESS,
drug store and wilson's grocery were
burgiarixed last night By old hands. who
only obtained a total Of oaiy SO for their
pains.
Lieut. r. d. Loekndge, Second cavalry,
OF detached duty at the Preside. Cal. has
been ordered 20 rei0in his troops here.
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REFINED rat NOR.

Where ar you soins, nay pretty fair
Esia
''gm eoniss frara eocklax scAcol. sir
she saye,i
Loud laughed the ra4s mHn, bas sAs shut
ap Ats heat,
Per she laid hiya ou, cold with 8 eowtaer
az brgaA - ilarsesi,
Hello, loliyeakc, who eus your
hAigT" Ms wife she made a hcr-
Fshle sob q il. p Yes. I'm beginning
10 understand why sampson lost his
strength after consulting q female bar
her. | icel pretty weak myself. ~ Lsa-
ecss les5raal
0Teesr- Wen. soapy. What San 10
Ter yUa Sonny Ne rluGdsr sent me
back MD tie batter and vine she
sell she ordered nes batter an old
elne an she ihieks yoave eot the
WsrtssSs mixed up-Ass Ferk Saa.
A aeN soug Aad tie Wind Rie@
Through His rer0us rlsster ell
shortly ;'e published In nastoa. where
that garment Is very paqsiar .t.srer-
fiHrF
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wHArcoM.
A Political rriekster chsekmAsea
Railroad NeMs.

MM1tcos. Oct q. Ne poaavsa. usad.
date for councilman against Weir. i tn lax
~ play meat Democrats tick IS keassaz
the place for representative aa the ftrea
cratic ticket hlAak. fsy nos aAAsae any
flkkt on tho Republican eaaaidzis tcz rer
resenfalgyc. Mr.. noauYsa hape4 i, ST
some help IN Fxssiea frsra RepHbllesns ~
coarse Mr. Wxlris Interested and witl tslsseS
this game. while ssnle praatsaen7 fselaa-
ernfs IL NhaicoEa ceaafy arr asW5iAnz
% have every ether csfcr traded 90 t. 4 =
nonovan's neneHt A. sae namtaasisa ksf
representative On thT bsmesfasse tsrtsf
has nos hecu maae with thts 90 ses IL sfsw,
M II. A Moor. sccfTiefS VI taa peso
cratic unity eohamitf<n. eas eet6ra3usl
10 allow his narae a. he saSssi IS : easa.
dale her representative % SO pesnastfssis
ticket.
Tbs schooner CAziicnSes t2Ss ksS&ss
bielks, neiifaehaas bay eut ~. a.
rived henBe lFela Alaskan asAte< wsssfs
yesterslas. Ter ezFsata resseFss rs
weather and 4 asshf catch AtauAg e
skins she had a. sea nssfF,
Tsae West Coast railroad survives s&xS
teaSesi work Aecsgse IL wet wSatnst
ar. cosuma.l,s prpzsee.aes lave ssxsseA =
9e<n az bitanstnoHs co1f ~ feft fAieS ~
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TRADE AND FINANCE.

FxzrAT. ext -
Il mas r>,sarrxd late tksts esx1trg thzr
several sss<s q soe hsd heen nsds il hoSs
6Erzrx ne Car. bzf tie ns1es 81 reos< Ia
sxrrste6 cmaEd zn< ae axc<rrzins1. TIE ~
selr<s rere Esxa1 a1sz enc la 81 . esles
s<rfrSnx fr.n Gilman over The LAKE
s1ere heavy sh1rze1t IL bessz 1s<te
Exxz By Ar. Lnee- psosasesSE hop seAss<
In xsr xs<x ely. Si1e . tan carloads
VII b sezss at Ia cay O. 80. TIE h0rs b.
ing ne rrrpe<ty Of the Hop Groxe-si Asso-
ezz<son ~ snsxrxLnzse. TAres carloads.
ruatstaznx rs hxze<. sfH iexvs ~ the Fr-
xrs sours sksrx fo-asxkx Th< zzrke< 3
siIxht srssrs srnteBey. The rrxla and
rxp9see markets show no ekaDSE. I've
norx esrse&ds Of Eastern exu came In 70
day. making thrive ex-ieeas wfthir the lsss
fso days These sell 81 iass qaosssiszs.
bat ekoiee sar<h are In htxh demand
coEse sEzn s4vsness, bot aze<z<ssns In This
rzarzrs are anchsured Prices On canned
gods are xr1SsHinx- Corn feed has de-
ezfn<d in safss.
The poaifry nsarkes IL sfroaxer- A lot Of
twe Soxen tarkays were placed in the
Ez&rke: and brossht DC per poand. retail
The sapyiy OF chickens b ampie for al
seeds, while dusks are arriving with
hrisx demand. Wild aaeks appear more
abuntzns. bat phes<&nts are sffii scarce
venison IL coming Ia freely, ard the sup
ply In gradually Increasing The safnon
catch Of today was . fzfiEre, and Captain
gscots Is obliged 70 await q supply 70 Gu
his carload order for the East.
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE RE
cEfPTs-Insinx the last a hczrs the
merchandise and produce receipts e this
sound shore road II ears, containing ~
tons. Columbia & Puget sound railroad,
ton; seattle. Lake shore q Eastern. Is
soux 7leamer<-frrmierl Ia. tons, Edith
- toms Clara Brown tous. 4Gurcc t1ns
sAseAd. ! Ion. Henry Bailey ~ tons
q ton Total receipts, $50. tons Among
tie receipts we're = bales hops. "A bales
and 81 tens hay. - sacks feed, , sacks
ps;A;oss 30 cases eggs, kegs and ! crate
batter. SO eases cheese. rs cases canned
meat. barrel beef. % sacks clear sides, >
hams. 70 sweet picked bellies. IS sweet
picked shoulders. lbs boxes pickles, 4
cafcasses venisan, boxes dneks. z boxes
chickens. boxes fsh, IL sacks oysters,
fse gallons milk. I barrels and Z kegs
whisky, 10 barrels cranberries. 10 boxes
pears, 10 cases lemons. 2i7 boxes apples, 10
boxes and barrels fuHblers, IL rolls ear
pet, bales and box oil eiofhiRg, Is copy
presses. iron safe. % cases rubber boots.
~ eases rarpentine. I horse dead hogs,
3 90 feet iamb her
sHIPNESTS-Duriug the last u hours
goods and merchandise have been
shipped from seattle 10 the surrounding
country rs follows. Puget Sound shore
road, 20 tons. Columbia & Puget Sound
railroad. 20 tons. Seattle. lake shore 4
Eastern. - tons. Steamers-Prenier tons.
lola, "a tons. Augusta IL tons, Michigan
1 ton. Molntaiueer IL tons. Lief Erick-
sen tons, Washington Ssls tons, Merwfn
III tons. Edith 3 tons, Clara Brown "a
tons. Cascade. III tons. May Queen y
tons. Aunrce tens. Total shipments, 30
tons
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Anderscn ereek. nis< rslies fspm whas
foE
Mr. a. q M<few was in Iowa Yesterday
r. Il exz<xnsIy bezl<xe1 x2zk M<serx.
xelscc B<zu<<f azd Dsu Harris hxre ro4s
20 an zr6<r<zsndfag whereby ste forSaex
vii t<ce<ze sh< c9n<x 81 The fA1rnass1
torusite- 70 sts<b pzecs be VIZ tzl11 h1s
eox. railroad frou The <z8x1< Mr. Harris
ears ne deal Il n1t ret ef1sc1- ba< t< b
pssps<fnx 70 % to California and Mr. B<zr
nett = ce<nfu< herr Hf. 2. =. foE<s Il
also rnsBx - the gxAxzt 70 lock ev<s tie
not nanf<
senator Ckzhssx h hef1 ass has rxgixczd
surveyors 81 work., bet f-rzs 8rt~axnnrs .
TIE p<c<yeet fer kuEidiax fAE wkzser 10
douk<f1k
The rerntex us<x vii ~ szs<iS ens 20
ILLEGALLY 10 H1Hte0zu sHH1fY. so9rneeE n
ecming 70 It'll WAzs ssaze ssd Esf4r o. s1y
ssmy renFse. erss x1lee aas5 weir VII fel-
lcw his political ssssi snd tear dewn MA
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TERRITORIAL TALK.

VOORHEES,, Jolly Good Fellow. Il .
Democratic campaign melody.
Harry Morgan, the celebrated Tacoman,
Is satd 70 be red hot Democrat
ON Saturday J. d. wilcox. the man cieve-
land appointed from isnffaio, New fogk, as
receiver Of the weIla walia ,and os'ice,
Ieft Tor his old home II Is understood that
Mr.. Wilcox was granted leave Of absence
Ia order 20 rrfuFn 10 Buffalo snd help re-
elect Cleveland. The Democracy Of New
\ ork must be In a .srd row OF sfumps
when they have 10 send scsosa the con
lineut after Mr.. Wilcox 10 help them
Hsrffa HfYsfu Ff5sfgn
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INDIANS MUST RAY Duty.


Victoria Ioionist.
Yesterday morning customs officers in,
tercepted six large canoes Of West Coast
indians at the mouth Of the harior and
brought them 10 the landing ia the rear Of
the custom house. The indians were re
farming from the Puget sound hop fields,
and their canoes were we'll laden with all
descriptions OF winter supplies, such as
sugar, hour. caiicoes, blankets, boots aud
shoes. shasls Of bright color, apples. tea,
cosfee, aud other miscellaneous gossis
which Indians delight 10 possess The ar.
uclcs had been purchased In American ter.
rstory with the proceeds Of their labor Tn
the bop ssids, aud were being taken 90 the
West Coast without the payment Of duty,
when the entire outfit. canoes aud all, wss
seixed By the rigflaat officers. The indians.
especially ihe women. WERE greatly snatg,
nant At the seiEafe Of all their purchases,
but are thoroughly eoguixant Of the fact
that the goods were dutiabie, and that tbs
duty viii have 10 be raid before their
s-tctas arc released
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Notice to Contractors and Builders.

SKAI.ED TENDERS WILL BE RECEIVED
- up 10 Monday. December 3, ISIS. for
the labor and materials necessary ia fhe
erection and inciosing of the center bald
Tag ans two wards for the PROPOSED Hospl-
tsi Tor the in0re 20 - baflf Al Medical
Lake SPOKANE county, Wsshfnxsoa Tsrrf-
tory BIDS viii Be taken for the eoustrne-
ton Of the bciidlrG 10th In stone ara
brick. Bids will also D. taken for re
shole o. separate parts of the sauna. In
cindinz excavation. stone vxo-E hviss
work, carpenter work. uasufsax and xlsT-
iogs gsisanizcd iron and tin work. A Ger
niscsi { heck 70 the valHe Of 10 per cent 81
a. pc = ~ accompany each bid. which
sa.5 = foffeited 70 the TcFrifoFy should the
ols1ef tstl 10 qualify with good and A.
trpsAsle snrsties q thu yasHe 81 20 FER
eefsL OF tae cnH'snei price within 70 days
after receiving notice Of the acceptance a.
the hic. Al esds not made out On biark
'eFIns or ailarcaEa panied b. eqrts1ed
fsset . tae tAiile above sisted. or fhaf
nav = presented after the tine stated -
y rejected. The commissioners raa.srv,.
TIE fsss5t T. RESET sny O. all blds P,ans
ana sgs-cl atoms ard detailed drnuIns.
can y setz - Medical Lake On a. agter
vstoheE ~. isss, zna blank fosnos ot.tasred
~ sprlFsag - Ts&niey Haliet.. NeriraI
LAKE, y 4. All lads % b. seated ana 49,
rfesssst 70 S@A1iSF aslsr&f. seeresays az a.
os7lld4zE Commission. Medical lake ~
ess1 VII ~ fsEeIFe1 ap 70 y e,selz.sk f.s.sss.
lfssec ~ Der :. les, a. witch siane and s,s.es
III VII le esrsred Ia the prnseness -
os54sfx- E11s - BE- znarkra srreaa-al fsIr
1<s11srz Aazp<sat-
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NJ. Nlpssew's sc~ssasax syFuss. fss eAsl.
u Z leeteihg y TIE rFvsr igssas ~ oaa al
TN he,f feaa&fe na1sxs a0A nkrsiTfAr. -
Ire tgiiea Sszsrs. ssd sAs tSzss asest ~
iesty WAS VITA asEcf txisax szcaess ~
ia4iilaaS - Es8t1esz sas tkcsf reWlresi
hss.cr the Essress g issth4aF - sasee =
sas slga Sfis. IL Fv5seess rae raila ffss
Ya-N, cNHys assfafsfs aus s,zrFssss. rs3er
Tex .a iae eaelvts ara s5N1 rsfie - zts-
e. at9tA = tse eessi y lasts Tbs assis6er
tl..e - asNsa asEifsav
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Net = Faliare fer Hlsa

NArrtzes faanre Z" s,sllo4alze !
the Rev. NJ. SaynHus, Ia the solitude
y hl slssay. ~ he oFsHei the allsirsl
fEtse enestepss the bridegroom had
tsana = $50 hSil ifisasssesl Marriage
q t4AlRKe he repeated ulfh emphasis
za3 tts3eTss sssSat Eefysrs a. Re k2asesi
sAa ssd Ia his pss ket "na. EEvsr
i 10 aSesa i hzftaFcslS. infAgHesss- ies
nae lAck Is that ksii sxasa Yes. Is
eza slisse~ Arsi xsxskr IS s.ze kss2sst&
tissas 81 <s<se&y ktses
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nor NEWS.



nrY4rIrr. Oct as.--The folIowing hop
sales were made yesterday and to-day
HaRh Crockett, bsles yeafsings 81 y
6afIfs. Paterson, Oiequs, IS bales ct %
q. Mueller, AIdefton, 20 bales choice al
=. o bales Interior Il Is, g. &. Baldwin.
Hme- kIinr. q bales ~ 20 J. r. Kiscsld,
trimmer. 10 bales strictly rnaaee Al 70
n bales al IL. J.H.Hilcs, Roy, II bales At %.
(leoffe Byrd. 70 bales II ~ }. g. Der
rl4;er. 56 bales al Isls, Fred Dtffmar, 70
E1ies Il 10. Ray a Smith. slaughter. a.
&11es Il NJ Joe Fefnspacy, II bales at IL,
Hobcfl wilson. 70 bales AZ II. W. :. Nor
~. 10 bales At Is. ", y. Jacobs. 10 bales
ati7. n. 4. Freed, "A bales, yesrIinss. al Is.
Choice hops bring 20 cents readily: red
dish tinRe. ib and y cents. yesflings, Is 10
" cenfs The value Of very red IL stiil un'
determined
me above "a q list OF sales made by z,
ueeker & Co. 10 the last tive days, and
values arc based on cables In reference %
duplicates II samples 70 be- seen here.
and a sample represents 10 bales,
ever 100 bales have been shipped
10 London. This way OF selling by sample
h yefy aafisfsctofy 10 growers. II the safa-
pie matches choice be gets choice price.
and 10 on. This hops are paid for ~ soon
helping each other 20 match. II they
dp1'i IKE the color Of . sample and know
smother buyer who does they generally re.
f0f the grower 70 him.
Dr. Ii. p. French Was here yesterday and
eoid his entire crop al 1875 cents.
This demand for lumber still continues,
and we expect another saw min estae.
unhed In this vicinity ~ soon a. a suitable
location can be procured.
horn. 10 the wife OF George z. Atkinson.
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OLYMPIA.
City Ceuncii Proceedings General
News New Corporations.

Ncws-N New Corporations.
oLSNffAs Oct A.--The city council held
! specisi r>sssen last night, Mayer cham
befs presiding, Hills to the amount 81
EM % werr ordered paid Retail liquor
hcengrs were ordered Issued 10 U. y Yoang
an James II. Pratt. An ordinance was
passed By which contract can be let for
grading Washington street from seventh
to Union. This city attorney reported that
West side street could not BE- opened anfll
~ ordnance was passed authorizing itz
opening where IL Il ~ present located,
along the ws,et front The city attorney
Was accordinGly instructed 10 prepare such
~ ordinance When this or,ilnssce is
passed Il d probable that work will soon he
begun on West slde street, and that IL will
be opencd out its full width OF 60 feet, She
cost being taxed to the ahutting property
holders, Work on Washington street win
probably also he completed this fall The
city council has many public improve
lnsnh under consideration, which. owing
70 stormy weather. II VIII probably be I'm
possible 70 complete this winter. hnt which
VIII bc pushed through next spFsag
xo1Es
MIR. Jsmss Radcliffe, who has resided 10
this city for several months. leaves for
Tacoma to-day 10 sccept a poailian Ia q
krocerf house In that city
FRED ffcsiinnd aud Charley Frediznd OF
1rxetnt T" y. bAA hh1 S1s. Mathews OF
knEland. and James kuilTieh Of Germany
have all declared their Intentions Of 10
coming citizens OF the tinted states
MT Eltnef Van kpps. who has bcen EN-.
plu5cd during the sutsmss ia the survey
Of the Port Townsend southern railroad,
has rvtarncd ho,se 10 spend the winter
tNcofoRAfiaNs FORMED,
Secretary owings has received the fol-
lowing articles of Incorporation,
The American District Telegraph Com
pany OF spokane Fails capital STOCK
10000: TRUSTEES. Cyrus x Rurns. John "
ChxpnAn, A. II. Trivia. W, s Norman and
Jas Moueghaa i,s objects arr 10 con.
xtruci, equip and operate district sele
graph system Ia this territory.
Tue Seattle Building & improvement
company OF seattle. Capital stock 400,
npes uus-ses, W, n. Psninhrey. bsss NJ
Harris, y. II. whtfwoFth, < n. eiasxow,
II. Rsngsfcffr, W. Z, S;es.oe aud $ Aaa;sf
La objects arc 10 balid and lease heasss
improve. bay and scll lands. construct
water WORKS, and 20 borrow and lean
money.
The Peoples Natal Tive ssoes fnsas.
anes Company Of feunsylysnis. aud the
appointment Of Marvin & nrown 81 spa.
Kane Fails general agents Tor shis ter.
flfary.
me Long Island Insurance Company Of
Tho Winfield Mortgage / Trust Company
Of Winfield, Kansas
The heslsn.hsm hay s hgltish Celaphis
csilread Colapssy, e san frsnessce, hs-
appointed H. I. SisngrN0ta 81 sshasAr. "
T.. is general agent feF shis territory lex
A. Van wyck. rcssxuct
The Lancaster SAVt0gs haai ~ NeW
Hampshire has appointed HAIRY Krats. 81
wsliA wsiiss It's ssent fer this TERRITORY
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Que 81 eite Guest shipments Of spanish
AsFiuo and high grade bucks that ever
came 10 the country were unioadet last
week Al the stock pen. There was 80. aud
belonged % the Ross estate, near Pcndls-
ton. sunday they were turned out 70
Efase and daring The day ate considerable
wild pea Of lack bean" which Is claim.
Ell Go be sure desih 70 sheep. Moed9y
lug and the parties who had charge OF
thsm administered aniidates, hut 10 no
svati. and alto a'cieck & had died Several
more ARE expected 10 The, aud the euiire
haHd feels the efierts of thss poisonous pea.
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King County
Republican Meetings

THE PEOPLE or KING COUNTY WILL,
i be addressed by the candidates Of the
Republican party and other able speaker
a the following tines aud places
Cherry Valley, saturday. Oct n, % r m.
Nashen. Monday. Oct -, 30 = "A
Both well, Tuesday. Oct. %, zap m
Noofisyiiie. Wednesday. Oct al, 80 D. N
By order Of the county central COM nit
&c. r. p. ALBERTSoS, Chairman.
J. T. 4IFCHFA1 secrrtarx
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tolbrssla hfohtela
over Al Ruby city, ia nkanoSsh county,
the Efforts 81 Mr.. Nssofhees iu lsehaif AZ
bis dear people De not seem % b. sppeeci-
sted, UFon the occasion 81 his seceus
slseech there, hauaers wsrr haag hearinx
sarh legenaS a. I'VE want our nsaii,N and
Free trade don I 90 ss,fne ~ the roaehs
interrupted him, and altoxethe he uas
treated unfairly aud VERY disrourseonsiY
Hardy miners sclioet csRsalt The pfopsfe.
ties whea they wish 70 express their dis
approval, ca1icsnrs or ind gnaiicu.
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shlnrlnr Inanllla.n.n

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wa a baskr5tsae a. ss ard scsaspss
WIS Ulfe Il tie iaz9as HsA sz.t.a.ss's
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Sas Mssi "a sAsF czs8s&e tssaRa 90 al
5 ~ EzE Nsssekc iss ins 4 sAte zalt
fi< R4o4es7 wAH a tsss9 s,sssss ~.
tieudys fsssA east w1ad
san Pass ksSak. tsex = - S.ss-,s - -ts
s,a,eaasksa. H,arssaasa asr Nexses, Nsrssssa
~ Hlieiszsess. f<sz lee a&es1A
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RRITORY NEWS.
Two Locomotives Wrecked
Near Tacoma.


r1eonA. Get x.-An SJsn switch 81 tbs
rr.erysfsos 1unxxion ssssea smssh,up q
TO snxines tpsnixht and the rasspw
creeue 81 sesefni men. A lumber train
- Wing % ne side-trSek waiting for .
80 trntn 10 pa8s The lstserrsn on - TIE
cwftch and me trains eDilided Bob
ere1res were badly broken Up, bui the
,1rzIneerx ana Hrsnes Of bcfh trains
farl1<d and escxpef
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NOTICE or MEETING


tai stock.
4 soLUMBfA 4 PUGET SOUND RAIL
- road eoapany Sotlee i hereby
given b. tss undersigned. = majority II
the trustees OF sa.a ooga Haay, 10 the s.nsk
holders tnerc9f. TAT q meeting II said
s7rssk holders viii BE held ct the otsee u
sala eonT.aay IN tie eiiyof seattle. euarey
Of hing. ssyFita-y 81 wssAiEgtaa, on safur-
szy fass -sth asy q! &ogern Der. isSs, a. ii
. eek Il tbs forenoon. for the pErsnse Of
decreasing tie capital sock Of SAID es.11
F4ay 20 Tie cara q 81 fs1c 600, TO be tsividsss
Into 1900 shares Of 500 each. Al stssck-
a.sisiers 81 sssc c~1spxHy are requested 70
ettcAa- T. J. NzLx9z.
BtIET GtTTsz7,
a A DENNY
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for asditaF, K. J. Nesreaz,si sheriff. =.
7, French treasurer, H. 5anSsea: FRO
bate iSage, CLARK ioak con miskieaefs,
James smith, Robert ReWiss, 4 Mcqueen
sssessar. Il kasarfs. xuFvewar. II w
tanschild; school superinter3enf. X a.
EgasFs eogeneS. uf. 4 G, HersAhefxrr