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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-04

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-04
RE61srEKED MAIL POUCHES.
They On To and Frem Victoria
without ke-HandttnE.
The following letter Il self-expsauatory

foR7LAND. Mar n.
Mr. l. A. Nsdeau. manager OF the PnA ct
Sound sshurr Ksiifead To-. Seattle ---sir..
Commencing fune There win be exsab-
Iishe.s xn ext hsDge Of International rckis-
tered pouches bsxwsen San Frau, iseo aud
sictorsa .. b c.. ana Portland shd Victoria
These pouehss viii Lc carried L4tmeen
Victoria and Seattle in steamers OF she
Ufegef Railway & Navigation Company.
AID between sessth aud Tacoma via trains
Il snt y. A. ira II - b que 90 arrive at
seattle as $50 o ns.. nn1 the Oregon Rail
wsy IL Navigation Eampans's steamer Il
dae 10 leave ~ ssS5 a. us, there will MOI be
safliclsnf time 10 cssnhscs these peaches
tirsnxh the p,stesfiec usiag otss waxon Tor
Goth deliveries. I a u.t therefore rsqsrsf
taas YOU vii have al extra Mag - meet
tfsin ~ 30 aul these pcuehts direct To the
u egon Rail say Il NAVIGATION steamer.
Tue landing p ace at tnts ~ amer is hess
fAaa eighty fssts distance frum your de-
pal. AID the snies 81 tiaas d. psftmeut re
4 Ire inc ming trasns ~ deliver The out
going mails v hen the siissanee Of slfeh de-
livery = nsa Ia exres ef eighty rods Will
sosi kindsy oliver on jane 3, GA which the
fifst pouch will arrive on srxsn -
WILLIAM HExEY.
Chief clerk OF the railway mai service.
The fisst delivery Of fnf. rustiousl regis
ssfvd pouches pAssef sbrengh this city
Yesterday Mr. Nsdeau had wagon In
attendance ia accordance ssifh the dire
tious Of Me- Henry. aud the transfer from
the train To steamer Ngs exfecitiousiy
m ale
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-04

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usss~s gsrtssF. Tske = nsw
lf4rn stitched usndkerchtsss. Chesses
Gasafs
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SAvENGs nANx

Money Seposif.ss raw in the sasIng< de.
20 trss 81 az ghe Guarantee 4 an and Tysss;
tsusuyssus and savings fsssk, Tsssler lesrs
TIA aiax. Mil ssses opposite uFan1escsss
will hegfn n straw sefere&s 1une l. Rank
sgss n daily frem 3 .. m ia O. IN. >afuf-
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Il. y nsxssr, q. n. HesisrS.n ans; WA.
Il rtsfer Ffshsr
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-04

Mas Dggos ros Sl.FanrEz A. Ma
a "a. msxaxes ~ the puxss ssaad saeru
fsaisn~n. GAYS . ne. des.es aac fFessht-
house wifi al ssusss be eserses st etsu htss
10 ssks sne Place - the s1s I9t sgsHs~s ssss
sunday nixhf. The Hvw sf-ssS uFw NH s's
s.rrvF than stss a osse- II aas aAssss :
Nat aus fsstrnrteu 80 hsxs tf,- essst . ..e s~sf
Al 9rns. hsss she barstsx % ihe staaxsfaf
vii delay Ghts.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-04
Notice Of Sale Of Real Estate.

Pursuant 90 resolution n tho qualified
electors Of school district M i, King
county W T., passed q; . special school
Meeting heia after due notice published,
on the 18Th day Of May, Essi. the under.
signed school directors "a said school dis.
tstrt No. viii seii 81 public auction e. The
school house ervunsss. in the tow n OF Kcnf,
King eeunsy, W. r.. on Saturday. 1uue -,
1888, al the hoEr OF clock p m. the fsl.
lowing described real estate beionging 10
said srssssal district. situated Ia the town OF
nj. King county. w. T.. and particularly
described IS fellows, 10 wit BeFgnning ~
point en- the sasith boundary line 81 Sam
nsl W Eas<eiS's ds5Esaston claim. IN town.
ship twenty two tzs1 nsrfh 81 ranges fosr
and ave a and 81 east. where tho township
ilne between said townships interests said
south boantsar1t line. running thence north
hse ard three quarter chains. thence wust
seven 81 chains, fhenee south ave ard
shrse-qHafters chains. and thenee eass
seven "a chains 20 place o. beginning.
containing fnnr 40 asrr~ IaDse or less
Tessas. 10 per cent down and balance
Inside Of ten days. On the making Of The
deed.
III. CROW,
4 Z. ssuIBERsoS,
Directors School Dss1rset Nc. ;. King
txsznty. W. T.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-04

A FAMILY 5KxEl-pF David kennasy,
the celebrated ssirgeen of Rossosst. y r.,
wsll srrsd yun bis ilsn~sFxsed book. Hos
10 Care KiEsney. i1ser aud fllossi Diseases !"
nsssn rscesgs - q Scent stamp Il = so
contains tsso stories wFsssea Icy Ned Bsns-
Ffs.s.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-04

I 10 SrAxT Tsspar --tke FsT<trs On sse
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IA az r-s~~r hssa~e yesterday, and = Is es
t&e I'd a. commence run1lAx sxstz ~
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-04

FwxszSa ras Rssm7 oT MAf---A farev
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-04

CLEARING aorsE SsFseEsss--Ths slesr.
ssg hea c ss-eeis ian hiss nast and siseseas
sAe ss,s uw ~ osseerzs Fses54ie-si. 1ohn Z,
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-04

No gAkrsalxss - TAG fsss Fsfsens -
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-04

ns4Quen2 70 0Nyo100f MtsWFo.
A meeting oflthe Fourth Of July commit
Zee was held last evening IN the ofzice Of &.
n. Kittiuger.
oeurxe II. HeIIbfon, Of the finance com
mitsce, imported pros rcss. and said the
comntttee wou q BE- able to make = full re-
poft on 1huf~iAy next The COMMITTEES.
VIII ruicAvo< 70 raise Sie.Vuo. and with
this sum III b able 70 give NV ~ credit
axle ntfrfainment Tor these who will be
10 tho eity On July 4 Toe city council;
VIII b. asked " coutrfbufe px.5Ga
The following committee on grounds was
appointed. !. y. AndreNs, Z. n. Audcr-
son knd W. r. Wtisoh-
Is was resolved 10 AK Governor Moore to
allow th< National Guard t. parade Ia this
city On he Fonfth Of July.
Adjourned until Thursday next
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Hs xxsax MAJ ~ sfsssxA Lake No
tssnke. : vsxr.sE. go sessFws cd - - ny
ts.y. ia sas sssnss t.si rs lwstars HIVES
yeszxss<af asS~rse~sn. NhaAs ths tas<s<r
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-04

rs sesninx montAsy meeting ct ne
EhaAsxx % Crmmxfx< 1wn2 hesd iaxs cxea-
srx II he ahsrnce 81 President axIs<s
tszszers. 4 r. Bronks was called sn fhs
chair
r * Ncrxss. representative a. sAs axnrfk-
esxser~1 uss>svnans pnhslsAed q EkIcaxs,
appeared hesore TIE totxxd snd xnbrnffsed
psHpmisiaD 10 print tm0 paxes rcnsxin-
ing = dexxyipxfnn at zeAfxio IN &;xa 4
sAird pare usnld be throsn IN rcrtsns
forth The aa3santa9es Of seaxxze - . poInl
trsh< 1oc1siaa of sau7uIisx Il w4s Mr..
Norris oripioa thss no mors inuber aEfls
via ~ <fected % the oshex aide az sAe
snrws, inssmu1h - n has tide wafer a. xe7l
- isfzlis5eA for s3ifppirxthy rail- Th<
zatTsr Adyanfnke 3 no< eE5sytd bx mi Z
1n the opposite side 81 The so4ud
5easzie lad no EaiIis- he ssfd. whxeh werq
sitsxstAef q voted 70 Exssin2 cat ssmh<s
large sunah< ROT n fefn miaimen was III
T~css a lowxrd the SQUAD eaunsry. xnd h<
thxnxkf wuuId ~ 3 good i1sa 70 fx THU
At nsiou ca S4'nfs3e Il un1 the infcntsor
20 ktre cfretsFy In the nurabr Of al TIE
mills en- shs sound, snst - xtxc IN scr ami
~ nc Z iE-rrnf kinds Of t1r eer found here
PAIRING particular stfersiou ~ 81. & waz
ysuposed 10 Issue IN e6ifzun Of Is "a
asa motion 81 c. n Kitsinser. the matte,
wAs INFERRED 10 ccuifnSsfc< Ga finance, with
poser - az
The matter 81 assvertsssrx In sse NORTH
xvsfsrn Lantsnass Nss frseiy discussed
rH@ns was Eeo<YsEir favorable 10 L.
gIxc1seS % xExRfxs.
NIX. Jones. g. q 5acohs. C. =. Bowman,
n. O. Heiienhesk, " c. Hill. r. H Spar.
hing. r. b Miller and r. r. Carroll wers
mexe<.
TEE GaAND eoKpE fReJEfT.
John Arthur askxd tEe secretary whsl
had become Of this Grand Eonde valley
matter. wherein this city Vas axkt q 70 ed
IN mai Ing MP the Subsidy 10 consideration
Of when Mr. Hunt wss to extend his sys.
iem - the Grand Roude valley. BY which
tbs farmers were TO secure m outlet 70 ~
@sssnd. Scertfary Kfffcnrtr replied fhat
the cum mistee hal not - JET reported.
TO skytsK THE Ix1kxxxr.
NJ. Kistsnger ssid there was some Isl
msmoers OF the Chamber Of Commerce
and yet IL was nexf 70 impossible 20 rel
more than fsine or ten to attend . meeting.
1t was hse custom 20 send members postal
cards notifying them OF meetings, and
A,se ~ lo 49,, 8. s1 s = sS1s.n WnSu evn-
$3.50 sna - - $3.50 - .uS MEET
"a ~ " - - sne IS
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-. 49, ns ;s,ts,,sss,s~ er..,..h p.hs
sns = noA lps - ~ ~ sis"ukn. rsInspe
- II az 10y ~. s s,le :. nAssa -
~ so'n 1879 uan 70 sansoS nseli N 8
- ss :. :. =. ~. - 49, -
. nsIs =. u ~ a ~ ~ tooms 70 NJ
'eHl - ~ sussns h - .ac .lsuucf-
so ,.s AHau .nouhnt tue mes 9n&s
so o. ~ n.1e su. sssk " Hesns q ~
oaseA On snee'si snrle' aes... -.
~ ~ rauI. ktunssr salo. Two
M oen Were app9inted before eacn
msetiH& 20 prepare ~ jeru LOT dascassi0n:
Inc resuH sas tnas the mesunks were TAI
~ ihtssest ana well aitenoee. II Wa nfs
tpsuion tn4 iaf9o meeuuRs OF me
Chsmoer q Commerce n this caty Wonia
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So many business and professional men
have expressed determination to secure sites
for homes in this addition that it will be to the
advantage Of all who wish to purchase lots, to
become thoroughly familiar with the property
before next Wednesday, so as to be able to
make their selections from the map in our
Office.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-04

Iae tcsh esxsag mezssesn<--s y fan<ttr's
Or sss Sac. fastAsr fsks = esss.
klaxk ~skzs 4 ~ oE See - A. IA
IL 6. TIA srsssa s1ls : shessxs fssszrs
sssS~~A sas ~ sse~vy Tew =, ~ atass
ksssx "a slzxAes wide Case t5r4xy
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-04

ARHKsTEp AaAsx.-E e. Austin and
Ms Viola hsheok were hefarc Jast'ee
Miller ysxt@FssAs sffeghcoa FIR rr<ismi.
nary nesrlus IN The shsrxsl OF adultery
hsssssxs sTstfst them bs fhe iaster's ~
hsn4t. These MAS ha rstsss nre sEsatsi
theta 50 the chssge IVES dismissed, As
they " re ssayirx The e"nrs rnasa tASs
we've reaffest.st aa tie sane shsFxv b.
lhssnss SAesssf Rftlrsss sf ssas mpt~ Thes
vii he ta2na 10 oitmpis this asorsing f.f
. srs&alsAsEssry ~ nffssw
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The At<amsr he was tst4aiy Destroyed
b Ore at noon Sunday. near NesIEsfs Aiii,
ef the head 81 fhs hsrfor IAtc saturday
eyeniaR. she toxcd kom Of s.ss up 70
Neweii's mill and grounded hsore abe
conld lbs gotten onf. the ti<Is besns vtrs Low
ef yne ufn<. Her fir<s we're bar < a. sssd
Captain hksd end her crew left her nnd
came Into town. ~ poosi sunday she MAS
discovered ID ~ On 4fe ~ soxns I'd tbs nj 4
hasds. ouise : crowd eea s:sed, bur kefore
aaything could ~ dpsre tlsts lii q craft he'd
bNrned to her keel. TIE hus i u = total lose.
bus Ne bolief aud eDglEe are 81 fs2ht
The nre - snpp0eefl "a have origin std
In the Gal ~ bxf bnukess.
The 1eA w4a <sFA<d tg Captain a. r.
spauj4apK and Was vAsarss q ~ 100 There
uAs 10 ta1enFonce On her. She WAS huilt -
Eagle hefbef 10 19es. and for fhre sssrs
visee Dn Like Naehtsift ~ Since ths II - /
bse l1eeH doing jpkfsinx work ia ard cut uf
lbs bskhos She WAS forty-nse seet over
al, hn6 depth ~ hola III hour feet and i
beam IL Zen feet. and had . gross sounngr
ct 11sJ tens.
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INFORMATION


The addition is plated on very generous
plan, with GO and 90 foot streets and .I6-foot
alleys. The lots are 6oxIao feet in size Except
fractions caused by the diagonal course of
Madison street)
Only onethird of the addition, or about
100 lots, will be sold this year These we
expect will be disposed of very quickly. and
there will not be another opportunity to secure
lots in this addition until next year, when the
cable road will be completed out Madison
street and the electric road out FiIbert street
Those who wish to pay only part cash
will be required to pay the auditors fee for
recording the mortgage-SL75.
On the first day of the sale $50 deposit
will be required every lot purchased, for
which receipt will be given The balance of
the cash payment will be required within from
three TO ten days, when the purchaser will
receive warranty deed from Captain and
Mrs. William Renton, together with an
abstract of title and tax statement accompanied
by comprehensive legal opinion from Messrs.
Strive, Haines & McMcken regarding the
title
Intending purchasers can see plat Of the
addition and the price-lst Of the 100 lots at
our Office There will be one scale of prices
and no deviation thercfrom.
Our Office viii be open at o'clock a m
next Wednesday.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-04

BIi1sAnp CANA ia-xe crowd gathered
a. the All ugfon Billiard per ors IN rum
sias svsnsne 20 witness q matrss GAME Of
thress. bail Frsnsia csra II slsht-fsil hits.
snssa. leswsse vi X r. tsurs OF : n tie
assi " A sY1ek ~ S4n si.neis ~ for 80 a
ssde NJ. sptak weu tss- xAn1s b. = ~ ~
of 1lfssa u wrs's -. The sfs,ter's as r.
age uas nasA isfe htssfsss rsia< -, ~ a.
Al ard 81. Tee issss RS Az rsEe esr e2ssg
MS hi hsst rnHs heisg - sEss Is The
gArne commenced Ut . s'elaek AID essaess
1t "a
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WITHOUT ssrosua.--0wsng n the fact
that YESTERDAY was coileatloa dsy there
Was nos gnosrpa pressst a. the regular
weekly mevsin. OF the Bead Of Trade.
4 proposition fram waessn msn-
afgnFarirg ss,rspsny. afsrsiDx ie lcsste
. mill IN The city prusif.ss . str aud
tnsiafng w&s fur1ssxnsd IL was sa form nj y
dis ussssf. bat Nc, acsss,n as tskru. a
propo isun fran, . fFtsand ssrstnhss I
mar. Offering ~ d ii A. amtsuaf .. - used
b. Yts on fhe l.weF Sound was diseases q
bat ,ass xrfs.sIf fnkeu
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-04

TuE WHEAT ylgLp.--P, b. Johnson, the
W'alia wsiss journalist. l. ~ The urei.
iehtsi hotel Mr. johnson speaks La Claw
the tsrms OF the snp@snas Ioseistess 81 the
country ssss II tte mountains a. aha pres
epf time. The sping rstts have bsu 40
abundant that an nnHsuafy fafge srssp uf
wheat IL sssnred. The yself IA x.ts
Walls eeupgy vi sysrsre th rfs fise
bushels fo tie sere again an Nv iage OF
thirty lushwls fss lass ssAr, sfstsn pas =
Frs enc. While tho sv.rase Wild VIII b.
thirty five bushels this ssr, The e are GER
tain ls~aii les xser 10 waEi ran as Nj ia -
ssxty.dyx btshs Is
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-04

t,vERCKowDxD WIN FREIGHT, VIII am
u spencer. agent for the Puge, sound
Share railroad. said yes efssay that nj
nn~snt The yard Is full Of cars headed with
frplght from the Fast and tlsew here. The
yAsd room II 50 all that il Is impossible
IL unload taem sbeaf forty OF these
loaded ears are or the side tracks IN the
ystanifs al the bread saugc strip here IL is
impossible To gel teams 20 hem All OF
wfsleh leads Mr.. spencer and .lheF cheers
81 The Puget sound Shore ana az, the
msrcllarts Of The city. who nasss their
freight. To hope that Seattie may be pro-
Weed With b u terminal facilities.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-04

AfATAL AccIpsKr.--on Friday Harry
Beston. for man for .. d. Guilfoii. was en-
gssed In dir ing the men who were en-
gsgssd in huitding = bridge nsar
Fails City. BY some means uee of the
tim arss fell AID st uek Bssxc,pp On the
right side u the bark potion II The skuIs
freefufinx II nj the base uf the hrasn Al
nrrt Il - thought To BE- not serioa< but on
sunday bscoIs's condition beeame ~ SER
ouH that IL WIS resolved 10 hrias
him ~ the city for frsasment. but he diea
ON board she train. The remains sre NJ
Crslks a Cess. and sSe b. sBg msnlmed IL
Il keplsssed frssn this that II i the lnssss
tiaa Il. ship The body - some dss7snt point.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-04

s. 4 lnmsu hss Abous completed
hqe pavilion 10 be erected
e.=strart..,b sompsny a. the
~ - f9Aie ns~d te. i..ke Wsss,in.
e(ll4fnE nilI Dc 5f1xl.0 fr<t h,
49,. ~ stasy high, hand .oHiply
~ t.. nd vii - i On. straetuss
~ ~ 1880. Wsak viii Commence
etsea II ! fes days.
s.logs was let yesterday by Archi
= ~ she erection VI . r sidsnoe
eese tesn iaf Mr.. Joha srun-
ecssr1st price was in the
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1889-04-10

To the Cherokee Indian Sequoyah
we owe the most intellectual feat ac-
complished Oh this continent. Sequo-
yah was born in 1870, and brought up
as an Indian. He neither read nor
spoke the English language, and all
his knowledge of written and printed
speech only served to make him &C.
quainted with the fact that in some
way, by the signs Of letters, language
could be expressed. Meditating be-
tween 1909 and 1921 on the subject,
he devised a system by which his own
language could likewise be reduced to
print. For each syllable of his own
speech he contrived a sign. and by
combining these signs he created a
method Of writing. When he had ac-
complished this analysis and found
that about so signs could express the
sound of his speech, he set about writ
ing letters and instituted correspon-
dence between his own people and
their countrymen beyond the Mississ-
ippi. 1t is said that young Cherokees
travelled great distances to be instruct
ed in the art of writing by this mod
ern Cadmus.
1t seems strange that this is the
only case in the history of writing in
which one individual has accomplish
ed the task of creating a written form
of speech. All the other methods of
writing have grown by slow accre-
tions, requiring ages for their develop
ment.-Ex.