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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1889-02-22
Nelu 9drertisem
Notice.
Lost (!

ON the night of Feb. Goth, on Main or Fourth
~ street. u red morocco pocket book, con-
tanning three 5-pound Bank Of England notes,
also papers of no value except to the owner.
reward of $50 will be paid by returning the same
to FRANCIS AINSWORTH,
Olympia, Feb 81. 1889.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1889-02-22
CREAMS AND TAFFY.
A Card.
To Whom 1t May Concern:

7 HAVE this day sold my store or Fourth
l. street to my son, W. A. Van EPps, and nv
connection Herewith has ceased altogether.
Thanking the citizens of Olympia and vicinity
Tor the liberal patronage they have accorded me
in the past twelve years. and hoping 1t may also
extend to my successor In the future, make my
bow and retire. T C. VAN EPPS
Referring to the above, l ask for fair share of
the trade In my line, aud will do my utmost to
please my customers by always giving them the
iowest prices NY expenses are light and will
Respectfully submitted for your consideration.
W. A. VAN EPPS,
Successor to r. e. Van Epps.
Olympia, w. T., Feb %. 1889.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-02

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-02
DR.. PIuuEY
Be &C IS
SEATTLE DIS pENSARY,

Calumf5a street between Third and
Fourth, opposite Posi- -iNrELLIGEScEe
Az chronic diseases pf MEN and wo.
MN successfully treateti
LOST MANHOOD. Nel vous ana Physical
iS'cuillty' h4hsusled Vitality, seminal
"FaAHtssf @teflnhtoTfhOca, impotence
tsoAofTheea. elect. syphilis, Premature H.
e1he, Weakness III NOulen, and all Fune.
t4"Ae' ptfaiiselaetts hat result from
youthful lollies or excesk in after Years
URINARY W Nia9eg p and Bladder troubles
CFystitis Va icoeele. structure ete rro, :,
y and safely curci. No hsuseouS med irlu.
gwen, nor strong injesIfinns used. Which
cause structure. Charg,k rcasouable
NERVOUS Debility To- Of ,vigor. seminal
sFanGeBey. etc, etc;, euhd.
itUhG EEs satsr,ng from the effects Of
tons, should AVIAN themI-slvrs az ony ty,,-,
ment, Use greatest boon eyer laid Al me II
lar rs suffering humanity Will gnaranfes
positive care su pFl " Eass,
slDDLs ACID ZEN. Eheis are many
frequent excavations oh me blssSe- -
co3slE panied by q .martiuk or Durnffs, son.
sRt3oI4, ou examination the urlne rs,,,.C,ssS.
sest iu,elI, and sometimes elhurnef, i,
preNcut The color FarttS from q brsu,hs =,
3 - =. -, = = --ltsN nue. tAr patent
= l'.t.ei4c,,s = "ra Aehinf % the system in
: 'AANilsirf Nc caiinD5 ac'louni for. This /,
TIE second stage % lominal Teak.sss
Many die of this di.sieuihv. ipunranf ~ h..
cause. a perfect cure ald healthy r,,stors
tlfs guaranteed.
Oa...a aosfs' a. N II :. p IA; sundays
= n efs1l's unable 20 visit u may h
$3.50 l a alltsf hothts ~ cores Ondence
,is .''s's az iil'if uetislas sent by mali
cst4fcss consultation itcs
~eBt y stamp for tha Yof1ug Man.
~ cad fsffiffa - Wa4Ice -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-02
BisEVITfEs.


Many ask-w here are the steel ans iron
works located AnsWer-Giiman Park,
Salmon bsv.
Thomas burton and John Cottcrn were
arrested yesterday for dlsposgug 0f liquor
Ia Indians on Ballast Island Saturday night
Officers Rogers aud Cave arrested tw0
Chinese opium smokers on The King street
bridge last night.
A little boy fen from the Jackson street
bridge last evening and Was qUi-e badly
hurt by striking on IslabeFs. lis name
cun not be learned.
The general oficfs ~ the Puget Soskj
shore railroad will To-Day be removable,
the new depot of the company, corner al
south @ecotd and Weller streets
sheriff NcOrsw will 20 to walla walla
today with John Ahtra, the rapsst sen.
fenced 10 fuGr yeas ina toe renitentizSy,
and William Wilson. who viii ssrve ofs
year for burglary. Tie will attend the Re
publican convention before he retaFns
Joseph Amsri. who has been Ira flat
C0nuFy jail since jay l., serysugou a fine
II siSi Tor making Al Indecent exposure
81 his pcrson 10 Zoe clifton. the t2-y ear-old
daughter of 8 neigh Dor. paid SO IN lieu al
The gi.exp!red twenty days of bis term las'
night, and wss discharged from cuSIoiy
The funeral of the late Frank ComE.siou
took P!sr- Yesterday afternoon from Cr,iss
undertaking paflors. sn North seattle. -e
attic la,ige. NJ. =. / q % p, eonsine ted
ghe services. Several beautiful floral offer
lues were pse-eutsd. TIE Daughters @
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-02

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-02

Our sales force has been Increased Il
meet the wants of our rapidly growing
business. Detigaf Il Taylor, l.zi6 Seeonl
street.
Chilaren's caps. DeGraf Il Taylor.
New striped silks. Chester Ciesry.
New combination dress patterns. Gees
ter Cleary.
Fosters kid gloves. Chester CleaTy.
New hsndkerchiefs. Detiraf Il Taylor.
Centeneri kid gloves. Chester Cleary.
New goods daily arriving. Chester Cleary
&c handsomely embroidered shear lawn
/ handk. Tchiefs Chester GleaFy.
The ruwd drinks IT. They come TN sin
giles ard doubles to drink IL. They hrips
their friends 10 drink IT, Everyhody
drinks whipped cream soda water. stew
sri Il Holmes, Drug Company, Second and
Cherry.
Zoe heavy linen crash. Chester cleary.
Msssrs Van wart brothers will oper
| theft livery. feed and sale stables on III.
| eofiier Of Filth and Washington ia lev
/Ne~ fancy silks Chester Cleary.
7 Jyseys. DeGraf Il Taylor, i,2is Second 81
| xew umbrellas. Chester Cleary
H/wcolen yarns Detirsf & Taylor.
I Hensiltchei hsndkerchiefs. Cheste
I Cleary.
I 25c aprons. Chester Cleary.
I The Griffith hotel, corner second ans
/ Pine. IL now open TO the travsiins pnb.i,
and commercial trade Strictly trst-cisss
/ ne. A lot o, fa.l finished hose for ladies'
/ misses, boys, aud children splendit
quality. Chester ClesFy.
DR. T. q. Johnson. In connection w!sh /
general practice gives particular attention
I tn all chronic. nervous and special cases
including dyspepsia. liver Cofu piaiut AZ
( fertiors nj the kidueys, heart aud lungs
sad all blood diseases Ne have speris
+ facilities for treating genito-urinar iis
+ eases, rectal diseases aBt all forms OF f.
male diseases, of'iCe, room i. C0ioBia
( block. corner Second aud Columbia
New silk vests. Chester Clearv.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-02

AxTics OF IKE ABoEfaisE.-Tht
esIoay OF Indians that have noorsd
their esnses and rearesi their tents On Bal,
las, island. near the O. K. 4 y. iafk, DAT
attract large crowds Of esEraeus bouns6rs-
whe watch ffe nstise with gse4 inbresf
Yesterday q large number of TIE hosahs
gathered IL one of TIE feats snG<6eld some
sort af coneIsve. Their noise drew many
peop!e fo tse eatgsnEe oi the tent; istif they
could make nething Of the cass fusioxf END
ts.lsvgr Que unIacky indiytdual sss
showed into the tent bt a e isehieFous com
psnioa and the frightened manner ia
gti be struggled out Of 'oa3ger caused
TIE crowd and the indians 10 howl with
laughter. The aeet of canoes MAS not -
large as usual yesterday. many OF them
having been taken ecTos< tee maroon
When hop picking hiss u qua in esraes'
iheYe viii NOS be many Indians on Ballast
island
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-02

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-02

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-02

DISTURBED A sTEEET MEETiSs " ester
day afternoon patty Of evsngelists CON
nected with the Free Methodist church,
held an open sI- meeting, as is their wont.
ON the corner of Front and Cherry streets.
4 large crowd gathered AMI vas giving re-
specsful attention 10 thu devotional exef-
cises. when a drunken man named ]. l..
Cook eIbowed his way through the crowd
sud commenced a hsrrangue against relig-
ions and creetls OF al s"rts. His TRADE
was sumrlariiy checked by Officer Jack
~on. who arrested him On charge of DIS
tuFbin religious ms citing.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-02

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-02

4 Harry CoNPARIsos.-lhe following i
an extract from an article devoted TO the
business interests of Sshome in the Sep
temher issue OF the Northeast Magazine
Published at Minneapolis: when two
young. energet men DRIFT into the Fesl
estate business in Il town that has future
before II, there is bound to be soniething
done in the development ei that town
The firm Of Jones Il Csrlyon Is 10 sehomt
what craa isrd & CoGoyer are to SEATTLE. oi
Alien Mason 10 Tacoma.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-02

FELL UfoS HIS HgAD.--Johu Hogan.
who has been working on the Columbia 4
Puget sound coal bunkers, while working
about the old McDonal' mill yesterday
morning. about 5 o'clock, fell from the
dock, striking upon his head ten feet
below, hut luckily escape without dan
gefous Injuries, although he sustained
psinfui scalp wounds. He was taken OF
Providence hospital
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-02
THE OCTOBER ELECTION.
Proclamation by the Governor of
WAshiDsfo ton.

Washing ton.
WHEREAS, Under the act of congress,
approved February p. 1883. 10 ENABLE the
people of Aashlngtnn 70 form "a constiru-
ton snd state government. provision II
made for submitting laid constitution ~
formed 10 the people for ratification or re-
lection, a. an election 20 be he'd on tae
first Tuerdas IN October; and
WHEREAS. Provision il also T7sre 10 said
act for the election 81 officers for fuil s.ste
government. including members OF the
Legislature aud a representative in the
Flfty-Brst con2 ess;
N,sg, tkereIors, I, Miles c. Moore, gov
ernor of tbs said territory, by virtue OF the
authority in me vested By law. da hereby
declare that general election viii be held
throughout said territory OF Washington,
OF Tu shay, October l, lss9, for the rafih-
cation or rejecrson OF the constitution and
for the election Of the following officers:
One representative TO tie Fiffy-fifst con-
greSs of the Uniteg States.
One governor.
One lieutenant governor.
One secretary OF state.
One state treasurer.
One state auditor.
One attorney general.
One superintendent of public instrue-
ton.
One commissioner of public lands.
Five supreme coart judges.
Twelve superior court judges.
seventy members of the state house oil
representatives.
Thirty-iive members of the state senate.
One county clerk for each county.
The electors VIII also vote al said elec
tioa:
For ar against The constitution OF the
state of Washington.
For ttr against separate article No. i.
Tor or against separate article No ,.
For the permanent location ri the seat ~
government as provided in section Is OF
the schedai Of said constitution.
The said ikctiou shall be conducted, tae
| returns made. the result asceriained aud
/ the certificates u persons elected issaed il
the Tnsuner prescribed by the laws of thi,
| territory regulating elections thereia. ana
1 the vote cast for the adoption of the con
ssifutioa, and the several separate article,
/ aisd the location of the state capital, shall
/ be returned 10 the secretary OF the ierritor,
! ia the mann provided IL tue enabling
act.
/ In witness whereof, hereunto set my hand
and cause the ttTs al seal of tn.
/ said territcry 10 BE- affixed DcnI
in ne city Of Olympia this 27ti
! t [ day of August ia the yesr OF ou
/ Lari one Thousand eight hundred
! ~, and eighty nine, end Of the in
depcuGen e of the United States
/ the one bundled end fourteenth
! by the governor Miss {. MOORE.
/ o. G. WHITE. secretary Of 'he Territory
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-02
BONA FID5 PURCHASERS

In Rentou addition:
Hon. c. Ii. Hanfori, chief justice o
WASHINGTON territory.
Mr.. Leigh 5. J. Hunt, proprietor OF re
Posf-Inteliigeueer.
Mr.. ". L. Bailey, proprietor OF tue Even
ing Press.
t. VI. Reed, Jr., register of the United
States land Office.
Presenting Attorney Newlin.
Mr.. r. W. Holbrook. general manager OF
the Sea tie, Lake shore s. Eastern Railr al
company.
TX Prosecuting Attorney Rouald.
Mr.. Fred J. Grant, associate editor OF the
Post-In.slligencer.
Mr.. ). K. Frazier. editor in chic Of the
Evening Press.
Mr.. John A. sleicker, or-iu-chief Of
Frank Leslie's illustrated Newspaper.
Mr.. Edgar h. Piper, city editor ef the
Post InIelligeneer.
Mr.. Jerome Catiin.
King County Investment Company.
Miss VI. Louise Burns. of MInnea soils.
Mr.. J. A. Park, OF Dexter Horton 4 CO..
bank.
Nj ]. l.. ohuitz, of Dexter Horton
Cos bank.
DIR. Clarence 4. Holmes.
Mr.. II. NJ Bennett.
Mr. II. A. Frederick.
Mr.. D. X. Howard.
Mrs. Abbie NJ. smith.
Mrs. III. A. Bauer
Mr.. K. q westermau.
Mr.. George L. Budlong
Mr.. X. NJ. Crawford.
Mr.. John A. Ware.
DIR. c. 5. Merrill.
Mr.. Frank y. Wsre.
Ms. T.. J. O'farrea
Mr. A. sharpe.
Mr. T.. +. Kendall.
ars. Caroline Baker stevens.
Mrs. Elizabeth J Crawford.
Mr. d. II. Roberts
Msssrs Isaac and II. Bingham
.rs. Martha George.
Miss Ida Carter.
Mr.. J. b. c. Lockwood.
Mr.. T. 4. Garrett.
DR.. David p. bowman.
Mr.. James q. Giliies.
Mr.. George Hartig.
Mr.. q. Falk
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-02

VIII run daily, commencing August -
over the Oregon Railway & Navigation
Company. Oregon Short Line sud Union
Pacific railway, between Portland and the
Missouri river The cuisine and service
are ufexce1i q.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-02
SCALP Asso SKIN DISEASES.
i.siilhDS IF TREATMENT
By DR.. POWELL HKENEs d Co,
Ola Cherry Strict. Sesfrle

2l3 Cherry Street, Seattle,
We make AL theories y udy. and select
the most Ski llgl tn attn ent for each indi-
viduai case.
Consultation free and strictly copfiden-
tial Medicine sent fr h from obser alton
20 ali parts of gaze Tn ted state. Core
spcndeu &c receives pro lnpt attention. No
se,ters answ cred nules accompanied by
cents in stamps send 10 cents in STAN r.
for pamphlet and lit oi questions upon
Private. special aud Nervous Disease.
seminal Weakness, -pel matorrhma Impo-
tency, syphilis tsonolIrhOes, elect and
NaFieocie. Terms striC |tly cash. Call OH
or address
DR.. POWELL REEVES.
Office HOurs e. n. togp. m.
No. 2l3 Cherry Street, Seattle, VT.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-02
HEART. BRAIN
NERVES
Dl ghSsS OF Tug EYE AID EAR.

IN . " I+ists FNE.i-F Ii N NFss
2l3 Cherry Street. Seattle.
With rur new method Is ef treatment aud
fine collection of uea gnd recently in
vented instruments, We are prepared 10
trest successfaliy all durable eases of dis.
eases involving the Eye and Ear. Acute or
Chr mic Inflammation OF the Eyelids or
Globe
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-02
sSIH0D CT EXAMINING PATIENTS.
DIR. POWELL RE EYES & Co,
2l3 Cherry Street, Seattle.

2l3 Cherry Sire ct. Seattle.
0ur methods Of exanining patients are
the most scientific, The number of dc IL
cate and perfect ms ruments fer the pur-
Jose of examining the different parts of
the body, invented tn tell with scientific
accuracy the exact CONDITION of each or
gan of the body. in health and disease,
aud locste every ache aud pain, are many
and wonderful
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-02

Our sales force has been Increased Ia |
meet the wants of our rapidly growing I
business Det;gaf Il Taglor, .zi6 second /
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-02

The detail she.f for the mouth OF sep
,enaDsr, witch l. glyen below, sh7ss the
ioag beats the officers have 70 patrol and
shows ho4 The force ia dis aatesi over the
cite FollawIpg y the detail sheet
Oasc%f.-H A BiEel0w, nighf captain:
ri kinney. daE captain. ". }. Pear, hight
Iieat. uanf: PIN Sullivan, DAY iieatena.iE.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-02-21

He Cor INTO IT.-Mr. A. D..
Ruede, a jeweler from Marietta,
spent most of last week in town sell-
ing jewelry and spectacles. Before
coming here Mr.. r" ode wrote to a
friend at this pace, asking to be in
formed what tax, if any, he would
be required 20 pay for the privilege
of selling. His friend replied that
there would be no tax to pay, ex-
cept a small tax TO the town coun-
Gil. He came on, paid the council
tax and went to selling. Next day
the tax collector pounced down
him and collected twenty-five dol
lars from him, the stats tax impos-
ed on all travelling vendors of goods.
He paid it, but said if he Ind known
he was liable for such q Sax he
would not have offered anything for
sale, as his sales did not amount to
enough to justify him in paying Me
tax.-Alpharetta Democrat.