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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-20

IA
uc's. y ee.si> cheaper thsn ne liti,e
ascsssry ~ m n. t'eg oar prices. Ches-
Nsss'er cles7s. ''''' ''''SS'' &c
ess-s, tTseser Company Is loss,c,s
ks aad rlne.
ee.,s ''''ey asnaels. issi ia. chester
- - s'''r grs'eer Roy SarsfogA Chfps.
'ss's Tor Infants Chester ,sf.arv.
"a A'ssse tsN 90 I K Puwpsr,,y &
levssa0ae Va ll2
as,sssf sae anicfwcar. v,e an, showing
lsr 80 assortment Oi new .,ssS5N. Chs,N-
ysrr - 'htos eEt s Sara.osa Cbips. Ak
/. ~ eat iherl
Css,, 'e' q pz-asois 20 close. Chester
ss. s'. ..o.' elira are 'sr sale sy s., ar.-
see + a. Ss z. = Go, have !uss r,S~gve~s 5
~ 0'Aasf Seafs
a. -. -'.safyn's anab.c- ksec fsst black
- l2ff aaisa g. chester t>8eary
0ss-ssa trSrkfr Casnp~tx has re-
srssas - = ao" reaaly t. fagRl~h the
cAs sss = i4'esss. rapk.as sraaa values
4 49, sSal Is tsc cniy rasns.tse. urer
sssrss - +lt's o@ tas coa>t Ask teaf
nssa,s ~ @e seCs v5.3 an irn.asnSN shin
$50 t'ss .ez1sas suskss A., = ia a
esrss. -. - taealfs-uas ssose- Hsssng
"a tnes'tE tlsary.
sssfs sf>eis Chester a ars
s1tn,. -, underwear. Wew s.st, the beet
sya & ysge; Cle.s 4.
A<Fsss s.sSa sNsaf.s. al &iaAN. a. call.
rs. ~sssa Sssnss Aai Js;tvn.sa.
szs b s slsa tose.ang: ksx purchase
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aIIfaI PACIFIC 1lIfs.
So, sehulre's Grievance Against
Assessor Horton.
a set Down - Csal
r.,A-Ths vaiosti"s ON An
Too High

scnhvlze. general land Agec. o.
~ - p.csHc Railroad Company.
~ es,x Yesterday aud in an infer
- =. p,.1 -fxTELLIsEscZE reporter
nv - a,gnioDs ~ere brought TO
nehss are xoa making with the
,nisssoHers with seterenee 20
49,, 1900 Of the assessment OF tns NORM
20 lands in King coznfy asersed
- - -af fell a. yet" returned Ar.
.,.ss,nseh a. the commissioners
sa'1, sal,hers,iag a. to the extent Of
- sc-a ,srssa, witch they intend 10
psna .,~s.s have yoa taken TO obtain
nd5ess, sse essarsy shown that the assess
4 he ,fss assessor j. Rot uniform
nsci -ss,e- exoriyltaBt. ! have also
- = A.. ne satisfaction, think, 81 aily
nesss ussn listening 20 tne evidences
ns-sss,sd that the assessor has not the
e.9s,sss conception OF the scope % nis
.sss ia. be knows morning ah-out tne
sss,srser, quality ai.a saiae 81 me .anes
" ss' i \. made the assessment are
ssea s.slty but absolutely sosard- AZ
- ss, e some OF the Ian y which the
= 49, o.fe,s for sale az from - To - per
cssysss sI sSss, assessed al from 81 10 S.
stss So -. vi b 10 trace Of coal has ever
100 sxcageys4i have been assessed a. coal
-. "a other lands on which the
49, -. N coal has been proven, have
- s..esssd 50 Agricultural OF lumber
tses ...a,n,...a IN aon.,ixs
~ nA - ,eauest OF the county commits
~. q e 81 sruii;esi today list OF the com
es.s ,s,,ss.. slowing the prices at which
- ~ RED for sale. 30 far - they
8 - - 3, -, ,sarained. they are How on the
8 - 49, snf constitute by far the grea.er
3 y. ~ u as,s land in King coanry- This iist
- s,es osr lands are ASSESS much
3 ~ mas cur selling price. Esinsrng
- Ia ff tns uDexsmIned lands ~ 90
- which IL far above their actual
- sna 81 uo.e per acre thsn inc aver
- ssssed value OF 81 our lsnos ID Mig
- - average selling price would he
- - are. or isttl- less than the IS
,<sss The Gaze clearly shows hos
ssss,s /. Ne system of assessment prevail
sss a. .rrftory and how gross tDias-
- .,~sxsEer,t u, absolute csbfiSeatipn of
~ - esf y penetrated under IL
S@&hss 40 Tn ,hink Of your chances 81
scrsy' ..,
t~ax rhors IL least. seem 70 DC very
.-s...saje mes aiming to do the right
ss;nr' s.ll rrans large reduction Of as
$500 bat whether or not sueh fednc-
-, ri, he saeh g. eau sccept | am IS
- nnable 10 tell. while am fasly pre-
s.rsS "a belIsre f1HNeli those who think
a. he sorfhe ri Y3elfe Railroad Com
sssv RS 10 rights which anybody Is
fe,,sd 4, respect. sill applaud the action
dKssg eoaR'ys assessors. ara convinced
% .hs olh.r hasd that by showing ap tbe
prspcsef outrage have rendered every
ssrssrer IN tn county = seryic. and aided
d sse efforts Of those VINO are laboring 10
wsuse ia assessment law for the new state
WHICH viii do swA With the one nov ia
is.rs a.,d the abuses 70 which ir leads"
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ZEAL EsrArE TRANSFERS.
pssAs Recorded NJ the Auditors
once Yesterday.

Real estate transactions from January 1,
,sss. To date ara sa.ls2, 5szgo There were
Sled fos record yesterday - deeds. the
considerations asgregating sisrsi2, an
ssefsge Of sz5s Following is the list
= farnishei By Osborne. Tremper & Co.
sss,racisss Of title
Iw. Ballard TO n. NJ. Maton. lots - aud
n. blk |. ballasd's park add 20 Slaughter,
10
LIP Thompson To I. Albgidge. LOT :, blk
I. Thompson plat of Nj ner. s2ss
rui'el y ates 10 J. LAngiion, VIZ OF sell
and .sl Of sss2 SIC =. ~ ~ : 5 Z. paten'.
l. Lax. Z 10 l. Pr0gp, lot 6. blk ~,
Dc ny Hsyts add. sl,puo.
rnsted states 10 kumpi. mel. sec 3, tp
d sssncf 10 F. Z. sander. aud i INT In
sna 10 5-aere tract in Seattle Homestead
ksSslsiion, 81.
RR. Williams 10 " Pearce. lot 10. blk
q Ieutus second add. s7sa
r. hls p a. ]. Qninu, lot ~. blk q.
bnay Heyt's add, 81 go,
Nk baberison 10 &. 4. Roscoe. lots :
I'D 4 Blk |, Hiag AHA park, 500
FI!iset deeds from Z. r. Chaplin To yari-
Gus tSfsies va ioas lots in Ibgiewoad. SIS.
Enissd STATES 10 ;. G. Nicholson, Sc Of
- 2, tp z, z : e patent
s A. tates 20 II kasterly. lots Is and 10
BIT kilio., Bay adj. 500.
sA 10 J. shepleh, sws see -. tp p,
fAsia
ri Y,sef 10 J. y. Emerson 40 fee,
10 b. hIs I, 5,sea Il ID nays add. 81
e fhY.esoa - J. iaBdgrsii, lot ,, bik A,
Yes s.id SO
] lsnsstTaf % C. F. Naragtr. und.. y
Il I, eak A, Van SAD $50
fsse. 10 6 + NsTsger. ? acres in
-. h ~, 2, r 1, $3.50
"a IA J. Herring, swl. sec. IS. to.
D Re- sell 10 J. ". vi Ter, lot n, blk. e..
hsany Hey,ss add. s2a.
= y. faney to ". carkeek. lots 10 5.
"a ! southern Pacific suppl. add 10
s'se. kssa
n Bas 10 l. NJ. Alvasd, Ia, 10. blk.
l. tarfe's 81 sid., SO
y Z. tAsFln % l. e. MieklenheTg, lots
lard hls. =. lnglewood add 81.
y, Nshngfafi ie J +. Comeford lot s,
10. .. Isies Il knights add $50
"a v. himhsll 10 r N.ibe. lot 4. blk.
;. sestiis, 500
klsssff 80 u. Russell. h, - hIk 81
btany Hogts sea, slOa
hIas IN 10 c. N KeskOw. lots aad
= bit 81, ERgieaessl 81
= = Iasisia 10 7. r. Kerkow, lots II and
~ $. ingieaoos, 81
y stssu - Annie Arsen, lof n. blk
l.nay { Hey : add siGo
49, ~ Nsisard y &. Syebssn. LOT ,. blk ,,
hsNasa's para, siaa
Nv haiisri 10 r. A Hart. lot /. blk >.
bslara's PARK slla
~ = vs. aagforA = . Proctor. lots & 10
@s'a lo's 4 - incl I'm blk ;. Mailing
ss,,s dsF - Green lake ada. sac.
~, 80 toAss improvement Com psnv to p.
~ go, ., - "a ., Gilman park. san
:, al'ea sssiss Of Amerea 10 { kaheeev
g ~ q NJ. 81 NV ana nws. al
- ~ u, ps,ent
sehsSsin 70 r : prnbert. nj ~
a., s ! - -. see n 2g.F4. sssa
ees.s sss sess lHpsoysaes Cnsnpanv 20 J.
' sss = = 81 90 Gilraa ia, sta
Ia. ~. sS s'ss 81 Amenca ia 4 Y : Rice.
&tns, sss.. ses. sas and nsi. OF sec
sEsaa,es x.fea ''''" ny t"' j. ~
- a...s sssiss u america n ] Lee. ell
"a So a. n u. "a. a.
ted "A -. s.sts - L, c ftFrs man lots /
asd 81 Nas eN 10 Tern :
x.s,s 90, took 2 II. copely. hlks : and 10.
~As's leai aai ID ,.r,sn AZ e,i,s,.' a. "
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tuesday, August 20.

The primaries in the precincts of Seattle
and IN the precincts of Black Diamond.
franklin and Newcastle. viii be held
between the hours Of p. ID. and ?. m.
beginning al 6 p IA. The primaries in all
other precincts VIII Dc heid between IN :
D. IA
The basis of representation wiz be as
foiin~s.
one delegate al large for each precinct,
one delegate for each 1fty votes, and one
delegate tor each fra -tian taereof greater
than twenty-five cast for John b. Allen for
delegate 20 congress at the general cleo
ton beld N0scmbrr- :, ISIS.
Upon the foregoing basis precincts are
exss1led 40 representation ~ follows.
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PACiFu.. NAVIGATION CO.

This new ard psia;ial steamer STATx
OF WASHINGTON. Henry Bailey, mater,
leaves Hafaeid's wharf daily as follows.
For Tacoma aud oiyr pss, at 7:S9 l. m .
for Taeonsa. st 7se p. M
Tacoma and OHM pIa Route.
Leave Tseosns, io.4N a. IN; leave oiym-
p!a, l. 81 n m
Tacoma and Seattle Route.
Leave Tacoma. 500 = m nnd 4: o p. M. !:
leave seattle. 30 o. N. aud 20 p. m.
The fss.e<f boat on the sound. always on
time. For fright or passage apply ON
board, or to A Hatfield. agent
ROCHE HARaOR ROUTE.
Steamer sKAGiT CHIEF. George Barton,
master: Leaves Tacoma Monday and
Thursday at a. IN.
Leaves seattle every Monday and Thurs
day al n IN for san Juan Islands, esll-
ing at Clinton. Ctsalsdy, i.aCoaner, Friday
Hartsof. Roche Harbor.
skACtT siveR ROUTE.
Steamer HENRY BAILEY, :. 7. Denny,
master. for sxagit river Leaves Tacoma
Monday and Thursday At >. m.
Leaves seattle every Tuesday and Friday
on tide for Stanwood, Mount Vernon,
Sterling. and read of NAVIGATION.
TACOMA TRADING CO.
Agents, Tacoma
- EATFiEI.n, Agent. seattle,
JAY SEDGMiCk,
Gei Manager Tacoma
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Island Transportation Co.,
nrsaggr y sEEcrEa. Nss.sse..

HERBERT Y. sEEGGEa. Manager.
TIE steaSaer ]. y. LIBBY He-eeEt y
p.sscber, master. leaves seattle every ees
siay sfiernsson ~ p. N. for Pert Townsend
49,, Ths Ssu Juss Islands, from Esi1el1's
.hsri. l.Naves Port Iovnsessd 81 70 s. m
every Monday, Wednesday aad FRIDAY foi
xhStxsaxn. calling st smith s island. sud
Rial afsfsogl's weather persnitftn< AFsy ies
I.sps {. Frisay Hsrossr, Maple on soDgsy
~n;nas north sad Thursday sosnF sssrtnl.
Rnsche Hazhos, orcas. aEsd E&Ss sozass.
gxturnins. leaves y hsscsssa a. : a r
Taessiays, Thursdays and safarsisys on
ire Sstssraay trip the Libby xres thToss .
a. sssssie. fare frvsa Port lostiss'na 70
sssttse. 81 rusfi faEtasr nctif's. pssss z"
,..,s ~ srSfzsf for, seattle Fer the islands
bv one iaetg : wednesday ard fr'siay traiss
wigl &c 80 raesi osa the Washington s.ssa.'
h.sst 4 Transportation CO, : steamer sss'isb
IA p,ss, T,swrssa AL GA Tllessiss sssd Thars-
aav nights aud transferred eirVcs g TIE
Ishhy or flssse stsys ,as ". : i. Co
all lssase tickets ss.d all freight ihf"nsa
~ Destination
usRs4gr =. BEEcEsg, Manager
A uaTTsEfu. AGENT >ssftsS-
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SSrnss1 WI iease Tessesss dcex tor a.
-. xl1lUk1 1UwkEKxD RO{fL enrTr-
- Y = EnAzzk 9t<4m1s EDITH inaFsu
= 80 Every Day. except sAxusxxy. g Ws1e
snasA - Knxs Isunnen6 e 8 -
@-z1xo1nks aax0 Pom IGwnoeud q ) = - .
e nA<f1e ~ . n
sLAI1Ix-vHATCON KOCYE- Bcns
- .. Steamer WASHINGTON krcsne
- ieAse. eestfz< Ct o. "a. suxssayS
- aad Thuxsss1rx arrives Il Wbxs
- - = - sxn- tie n<x1 dxy Eexarrsirlr.
80. hAseum IT p. m Msn<aAys. vel
= m nexs e.y =
: sSeszssr ". X NEEwTy. ssnehsax -
49, sA.1ss e, sAre< s~.stsle q DID. m Noo-
ne1n<s1zSs and Frsxzyx. axr<rex q
ls.eom ~ "A nSxt dxy: returning. scnvep
saAsn q p M. Tue~sAys and Thurs-
.s sundays q ! q R arrives a. seat
'as ~ :. m nsxf dzy. sxzndxyx. D. =.
IN xKsTNfyisTER AND BLAINE
notkE - Steamer Eliza Aatsessnn win
ss.ss esser's dock Tor BssIne. Via what
- Aon1ays n ? p M For xew West
I :. And Roche Hx-s.or Wednesdays
GRO 9. JACOBS. SECRETARY.
~ ID. Jackson. President
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us$ssaoy. Gou seville. ~ scc e ;,
sirnaser, 8eslirgseui. Sc
name. MnatcoYs sna was Fsrs
v0SpAy. WEDNESDAY s2a FRIDAY al
: ?. N.
Rssmru5gag. sezvVs S~sAstie So Taesras
"A ,s,,sS.s,v FRIDAY Ard Szsastsy ~ 7.ssi a n.
Fr.saa seattle wasehsssss Ga : wharf
sEAriAE NAESit ll'-k "a. ageit
Y ~ MIN. a. Me-. seattle.
Tsz@szaa.
[. Cowgirl. Agent.
fafF~aNsss
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L. s. Nail Steamer Hassalo.

Leaves s-atfie for whafcom and all way
Standings Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
aaFs a. IL p. H- Arrives AZ VI hafcusn Tues
days. Thursdays and saturdays a. D, m
returning. leaves Whatcos1 SUNDAYS
Tuesdays and Thursdays al $50 p N. lr-
nyes al SEATTLE Mondays, Wednesdays and
FRIDAYS nj z Il m
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The crowd drinks e. They eosue In sfs-
xlss and 6oubles 60 drink *. Tnsy hrfux
tHesy friends 60 drink is. EverstrrsT
drinks whipped cream soda rx4s- &C.,,
- Holmes. Drug Company. second and
Cherry
ssseens. LOT 1. lie: soe 2. 1sxe. aoe
Exe- Chester Gieayy.
The Griffith hotel. corner Seefs..a ga
PSt!e- II now open 20 the travelling rz.f.lss.
ara CON n1erriAI trade Strictly srss-els.-
&c: los OF supported very d ne ii, unsr.
towels, Iorfy-ssx iaches long. sc sses
Chester Cleary
DY. =. q. johnson. In corueesion NTH =
essiefsi practice 3ives par.isnssr artsns;ao
20 All chrDsstc. nervous axsi sfssezaI esn.e.
including Dyspepsia liver eoxupaatus Al
fetfsosas OF he Kidneys, heart and Iungs
and al bsord diseases. We have sr<-r7.s
facilities for treating geniso urinsrr A..
eases. rectal ciseAses and I'll forms Of fe-
male disease4. Once, room II, CosonIsl
block. corner Second and Columbia.
New Jerseys Chester sIeayy
loo; heavy sfi-ls1en crasa. s,be.ser
Cfesry.
81. eolorea spreads Chester csesry
81; extra large white spreads. Chester
Csesry.
Twisted silk fringe fronts and paupels
Chesfef Elesry.
New silk hosiery and underwear. Chs
Ter EIeary.
New Trimming Chester cleary.
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e.,s', = = ,'sssss Hili close my book &C.
49, a.,'i fesTraiteF sell for eaxh ,ln,v.
S.sl'..ss 'asa sny h use ia t,,t Norrhw,s.t
... s.l,ss ssaS tsfforsee ! am. very -.
~, s.s = ffaseh. cash gr,,s,sr cor
~ s'A''li aud James. Teieshane ais
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VIII leave Seattle 10 a. m. June 6. Is ans. 10
Tor Puget sound and British Columbia
ports, and ~ III p. m June ia. -. and July
8 Tor Portland. Oregon, calling At Port
Townsend, Por. Angeles. Victoria and As
tof1a with freight and passengers.
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UNION TICKET OFFICE

Tickets 30 all points via Union Pacific.
Oregon short Line. Canadian Pacific and
Northern Pacific. Only Office In seattle
selling via all the through lines
X HARDING
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CANADIAN PACIFIC
RAILWAY.
IHE TRUE
TranseOntinental Route
BETWEEN
fnE PACIFIC AND THa Atlantic.

It's passenger equipment is fhe finest IN
the world, consisting of Luxurious Sleep
ing Cars. having drswing. smoking and
bath reons; Comfortable and clean Colo
mist Cars, with FREE Sleeping Beg1hs fof
holders Of seoond-ciaSs tickess. and the
most n1asaern style OF Dag Coaches
It's Dining Cars aud Hotels provide the
best quality oa foci, in uuliaaltes. quantity,
at reasonable rates.
The variety and grandeur Of scenery
along us line is ussrs aalsSi. and in the de-
tails Of track. train service, etc. nothing IL
omitted thai can aid TO the safety ard
eoEafort OF - patrons. All ia AL. is gives
the t-cs: aud most servieaile line OF travel.
whether for business az pleasure, between
Portland, Tacoma seattle, Victoria. and
sll Pacific Coast points, and Winnipeg,
Minneapolis, II. Paul. Chicago. 81 I4auls.
OTTAWA. Teroutos Montreal, Bosfon, New
York. and al Eastern cities
THROUGH TICKETS are issued ~ al
principal points IN the Cnitsd states. Caa-
ada and EnruYsH. 81 loves; rassS.
Fer detailed information apply Ia the
following axegIts 81 the company.
C. e. MctuRn. Washington strsef,
Portland. oregon. Z, ", MstsiNSESS, seAf.
tie. W T.: y, 4. ELLIS, Tacoma. ". T..
H. r. BROWN. Assistant tsGnersl fsrsghs
and Passenger Asesst. Vancouver. b. (.
Correspondence respectfully solicited.
Canadian fscsac Ca. rs,ssosho1-
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GsFasah steamers from ses..se - fsIIosx.
For s4a Fgarrfser- -. p<s-- Tr~~ss~ss
and Victoria. AtssW D. q. fuas-s,,-xrs -.
s :. on bard ~ Sue .. IA ON A1x. /. s.
- -. - u. -. II. and every TIVE 6ays there
Tor ALASKA: At . q 70. Inlv Q. Il, Il. 2.
ASx1a \ II, -. - September 10 and Is
Puget SOUND porfx: AIS /. anx. 4 :
-, -, q, ., and every ave days thereafter.
i5exets NAY b. e5tainea II the once
VI re con- any at sfhe Kusseli y
at9ItALL@ FkEEIS. A co. Gent A "a
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vhiteen aad Ssnilhneo Rsuls
Steamer Geo. e. Starr

Leaves seattle at II p m Sundays. Tues
DAYS aud Thursdays Arrives a; whsteou
AZ II A. IA Mondays, Wednesdays aud Fri
days. Returning, leaves whafeora at o
m MONDAYS and Wednesdays and on sat
nrsisrs al A. m. Arrives az Seattle at q
~. tuesdays and Thursdays aud ON Sat-
urdays al about p. m
4" steamer lands al all regular land
.ngs except Oak Harhor. Laconner and
Fiaalxo
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CAUTION.

Beware of Fraud. as my name and the
price are stamped ON The bottom Of ell my
advertised shoes before leaving the factory,
which protect the wearers against high
prices and interior goods II a dealer Offers
W. l. DOUGLAS shoes al a reduced price,
or says he has them without my name and
price stamped ON the bottom put him down
as fraud
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DIR. SPIuNbI
Sc CO.'S
SEATTLE psspgnoAay,
sEArrLE DssegnoAay.


colpsssss st-exs osevsen Tht11 -
foarth. cpgasais fc~s-isrsixssuncl
Ali ehreuse diseases of MKx a. -
NES snsce~skgsay treated
LOST MANHOOD. xefvv1s and rAY
pshflesys Exh&Hssed vftA5xSys
weskEes<, eE-rassuuke<n. y
t5eaorrho~as sszsst- syphflzss K5<w9{u2
e1sae, Ws.ksszss IN Sumra. and ~ -
y1axafni fskslses 81 sse~sS 60 arr 49,
IIsfElnY ksssney aat bls55gs to-
e1sHaas Aesk kzek, ssenue10mA g.
C~Tssstis, Va srxes r.. -ErsetnfN. eoess 49,
81 asssi safety sufss- No n1pnoWr4 -
gwen. sssv ss-oAx tasrrs4pmg -
easss structure ch&rEs son11 =
asAfees is-s-~. ssxAt 49, -
ss~ssa4eHer, sss.. ETC. ear<d.
f9Us6 In saass ~ sslssss q 81
ssssas. sssonid avail themselves - ~ e.
nwn: the xrxasrzs ssscn ssxs 80 - -
lag VI sassgaRs hessssIsy. eHh J. -
IlDDLs l6sD HI. i ,,sss,-d =, ~ -
fr~aneus sx1ezzSSans Of she blstdogs -
esq. s4r led ~ sfa2ftsax o. euxnsx9
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At 10 O'Clock a. m. FOE the purpose of NOM
mating candidates for the legislature. ~
secting delegates 10 the state convention 10
be neld ~ " aIis wslia on Wednesday. Sep
tember 4. and trauxarting such other bust
nesx as may be brought before IL.
All Republican voters Of King county
and ali voters " DO expect TO sc; with the
Republican party In the future are hereby
requested 10 unite Ia selecting deles aie<
for this convention. Primaries will be held
AT the usual polling places in al voting
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CALL FOR n
County Convention
Saturday, August %,

A convention OF the Republicans of King
county il hereby called 10 meat al seattle on
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By order OF the sepahlican Central Com
mlsfee OF King couety.
K r. AIRERTSoN. Chairman.
JOHN T. MITCHELL. secretary.
Smyrna times., 1889-01-16
A Dead Living Man.

Ia New York State man can be a.
live and well and yet legally dead.
According to the laws of that State a
man who is sentenced to imprison-
ment for life is regarded as legally
dead, and a case which occurred some
time ago shows the folly and injustice
OF the law. A man was convicted of
murder and sentenced to Sing Sing for
life, and shortly after his conviction his
father died, leaving him considerable
property, but as he was dead, according
to the law, his share reverted to other
heirs. Sometime afterwards it was dis
covered that the man was innocent of
the crime with he was charged, and
the murderer apprehended. He was
accordingly released, and entered suit
against those among whom his fathers
estate had been divided to recover his
share, when he was informed by the
Court that he had no case, that as he had
once been dead in the law he must ire
main so.
Smyrna times., 1889-01-16
A Terrible Tornado in
Pennsylvania.

"A cyclone from the West swept over
pennsylvania Wednesday evening at
00.4O o'clock, causing the loss of MANY
lives and inaicting incalculable dam
age to property. Pittsburg and Read
ing suffered the most. In the former
CITY tour-stOry building on Diamond
street, near Wood, in course of erec-
tiOn was blown down the walls falling
upou other buildings. Eight or ten
persons were killed and forty or fortv
nve injured. In Reading the cyclone
DleW down the Reading silk mill and
the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
paint shops, which also caught on fire
from an explosion of gasoline. A few
squares from there it struck the Read.
ing Silk Mill, Il large, new five-storv
building in which some 800 girls aud
Doys were working, and crushed the
huge building like an egg shell before
a single soul could escape. There was
literally not one stone left upon
another. The building was leveled to
the foundations and all the people
went down in the midst of a great heap
OF beams, bricks and twisted ma
chlnery. As soon as the paint shoDs
Dlew down the high winds famed the
flames into cOnaagration that illumi-
mated the whole heavens. The fire
alarm was struck, followed quickly by
general alarm Thousands of peo-
pie Hooked out, and learned to their
horror that a number of men who were
Wedged in the ruins of the demolished
paint shop were roasting to death.
Their grOans and cries for help could
be heard above the roaring of the
storm.
The most heroic efforts were made
Oy the ilremen and others to rescue
the men from their awful fate. but the
nameS had gained such headway that
1t was impossible to aid them. and their
cries soon ceased and their bodies were
reduced to ashes.
ms terrible cyclone was the worst
ever experienced in that State. We in
the East have been accustomed to
read OF these terrible vistatiOns in the
far West, but within a few years we
have commenced to experience them
our selves. Three or four years ago
the steamer Reybold was almost torn
to pieces by cyclone on the Delaware.
then another passed over the south
western part of this State, tearing
down barns, uprooting trees, and leav-
ing desolation in its track. Then came
the terror of last August near viii
mington, which is still fresh in the
minds of the people. Now Pennsyl-
vania has had visitation. which
wrought havoc along its entire track
and swept eighty human beings into
eternity.