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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-29
CALL FOR 4 PEOPLES PARTY
COUNTY CONVENTION.

A eoGasy convection Of The People :
paE % hang county i here0g calls. 10
snes AZ wiekStTcn's sSsl. EiEGth and Col
aHloia StTes1s. >Ssft'e. ou Wednesday. - =
anrgsA>e OF e, sGnlgaliug caD1 dates for The
legislature, sud tran>aetiBs sacn osher
business - mAy he brought sefare it
Al Pr9p4t's pzgfy vnFegs 1T King county.
ard all ether voters $50 believe ~ she
principles 81 thai parfy-she pypscNtlou OF
tne sbssrsr: = caring tGe equsi civil and
r-0llts rights 81 every a1ulf citizen.
without distinction Of >eS or face s. n
basis Of government, ard a higher duty
thsn the pru'eeti0a IT mrfe property
rights; oppo~it1ea - gorparsts c0ra Hflsa-
i,,sis and trusts. eQnSl aaa lust axst ie.15 :
electoral r-forl watch Wiil secgre a. han-
esE and Independent halsot, a.. hryakfEg
gow The power ~ Del & cal b1ssses--4re
res{u sfed 10 meet and lect delegates "a
thts conventions. al pE3EasFits 81 kse held
a Tie uSusi - liDS pisces ia fhe several
prssssaFiS On NaHttay. >eDfeEil tasr = EsSs
Pv marie> IA the city preciaefS viii -
held ~ : , IA, and ia tae country pre-
ciRcEs at > y m
REPRESENTATION rs &fVo toned as fol-
lows
>-atfe-Frs' pree3Des, four ieless'es.
SSt-xaEiG precinct. enc delegate. Third pre-
ciuef. ,IF sfs lesaf-s: Fourth re nrr. tao
deie9ateS. tliia precinct, TIRE j. legatss:
sixth pEeeIUet. twG DELEGATES. -evsnEa
precluc-. aTe delegates. Eggbth precinct.
tW0 delegate; Gear river. tive dslegssss.
kcrt. "a CIV. Franklin Baum IAN Bay
View. Black D.@sn9ssl, av0 Gaze A-faar,
Tor, puyalis. pswSlni>h, green River,
hoDSnioH, $Dsntss, oUnDx3a'e. Union,
Newcastle. o>eseia, SsEnamish. Sna48zi-
rs5e, @qnak, Nashon. White River. Ress-
rnuas, ~ p II Bay. ~.auZ afer Hot -Es-tHzS.
EeRl0a, D9TbsFa, HeileVssc. West seattle.
DvS A0iues, Adelaide. sass preeiueg ole
sie e@atr In al siXgy-Si& delegates
seattle. August -, 1Sas
1oHN kEANE- Secretary.
p cEi1s's Party C0unty eutr~l Corr Eaitfee
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lsog REST 49, NICELY FURNISHED
II Tpora Tor ose os two sentences, az
ansHFn e8s sfrgvt.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-29

The Democrats OF Washington are
airesdy trying 20 do-sae TIE taratf
Issue. They sag thai il has Fe'shsng
70 do wifh the present csryas- sF'st
thas The voters 81 this coznAssssl Se@ssis
should nos ess.s-ayssr ~ hook heytss<i
local issaes.
Just the Same. ho.svey. they are
en1<avorinr 20 eleet tao semstsgrz and
representative who al strive S1tii
I'll sAeir powers to carry esi the free
trade programme a their E'sFtg-
Their paFsy l. pi@5g1i 20 FIRE trade
Ia al the products ~ this territory
and the soser siso casts hts ballot sitil
them votes Ia rerssye tie tarsE o.
lumber. shingles. coal. hops. ~oSa aid
pretty nearly everything else HAT
Washington produces.
The tariff qaestsssss c4sfiof - 'iss.F'ssa'
IL IL the Issue 81 the rslnpasgn.
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I..oB EESr FURNISHED RoslA> NTH
L privilege 81 gas sna hah. Na. tli
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The present national eResn pment
Of the Grand Army OF the kepaelie AZ
Milwaukee atiests in a peculiar man
ner the greatness and strength OF the
order which has been foumded by the
soldiers who saved the [ ai0n Former
national encampmeuts have attracted
great crowds. bat this. il must he
urged. was due Co a - siematic effort
In MI parts Of the country and 10 ;he
low excursion rates offered by the
railroads. In this case. however. ihe
railroads have mssis 30 adequate ean
c~ssions AMI the efforts 81 the organ
isation have teefa rather a. discourage
than 10 encourage = large attendance
81 the eneasnpmsnt. Milwaukee. how
ever. is flied with strongs Of visitors
and the annual parade IT the order
was participated IN by thousands ot
veterans. Nothing. it sssEas could
prevent the annual gathering % the
old soldiers fren helug 4 success The
Grand Army seems ~ have - much
life in IL a. IL ,saa in iSsA
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suk RAM Roow~

IsNM hfh t-tAD ~IVEk~. ~kst8Nl
I spa t3ae Streets Apgis "a FrAul
saff,r5t Fes1rss Nrs Eta hlsek
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An rxpuoArioS or rgoenrs-

II il only occasionally thai esessts
oeenr which Indicate 80 TIE woFid The
progress giiseh Christian ssssssson2Fses
are making In their wosk ia The Orient.
One of tbes~ events has sst bera4 eEa1-
ciaiiy made knoxn 81 the state de-
pxrfnent at Washington. Ii.is Is tase
presenfafiun 20 the Presbyterian Eaas-
sion ssy the king Of siam Of oas Of TIE
royal palaces Al bangkok ssth exfea-
sive grounds aF.a baAlsiiHgs sttse bed
The palace Is - be ussd a. stse heal
quarters Of the mission, and Niil
doussfgexs soon beeosne the principal
center from xhEch the light Of hrls-
tianIsy wiiI radiAis 10 the sRoss remote
corners Of siam.
When IL il remembered that iAis
magnificent gift has b~sn made by 1sse
despoiic sovereign % country which
less than hali centery ago Nss al
sclnsely closed against Christianity.
when IL is considered that the making
OF this gift Is slissines recognition Of
the Christian religion BY the -ssrsese
government, one mas realize the giant
step. that have been taken IA adj
vance. II IL evident that tlse Chris
tan missionaries in siaH have not
lat,orea 10 vain. They have made an
impression that never can Re eII4ced,
and il may reasonably he expegtsd
that before MANY mere years have
elapsed Siam will have iaken SIS place
as Christian county.
The rain.sirop which fails upon a
rock seems 10 destroy itself. II i only
after many years that ore csn see that
each drop has made is Dan impre--
sion aud that as the snm q all these
impercepsible impressions the rock is
worn away. II is thus with ihe work
OF Christian missionaries la the Easi.
We cannot measure the effect of each
individual effort. bar sooner or later
We will realize that the rock is worn
a~a~
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General sherman has lsea received
with boandiess enthusiasm hy the
thrungS ia attendance AZ the Grand
Army eneampueat st Milwaukee.
And IL Is ~sll that be sheiila he lie
Is the last survivor oi the great headers
OF the array 81 the 1 aion. save be
alone. every ens 81 those y Aa attained
world wide distinction a. defenders 81
the flag. are dead. Grant. sheridan.
Meade Thomas. Hcoker Barnss,ie
Mcclellan. Logan. t'nsieg. fitzpatrick
Blair. oAfnela. McFhesson sud Han.
cock are among ihe dealers aho have
passed away The mortality among
the Confederate leasesy has t~-ea
scarcely hess sfvai, l-ofssstTret, 2eaurv-
gard, Johnston and baekner briaE
the only commaaiers at note abe re
main alive.
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rAs~ks.ss Lisrs

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the pssseasvs hst - tne sssa'srf ArNs-ea
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Baker, Mrs Rewsrs. J. sesfta. = -
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II +. wenssssssta. il eas'ssias.s. NJ.
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Ms Il. 4 a2sn. u Il thsas a.
Adams. J. : k.aAes II @klSsa r q.
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narkassl
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South Ninth ST. Improvement
OFFICE ey TNE FsTS CLERK
90 TIE CRY gF SEATTLE.

SxATTLg. IS T.. Ats. y, l>,3 :
Notice l. Rs.rgas givea "a tee owners Of
pFctsrss benefit i oy oS4IaaDes S,2. /. o.
eagltieG IA Dyltuaacp 70 cNfe9l rsgsl,-
IT. d. lay 03it sua GH@n south Ninth street
i1 the city az csstae grcm Afkasiu .tre.s1 u
PtnEsrBeg street, tf-t they. tAv SAID pessE~
cffy owners, are hereby required - syslssi IL
s'fe person ~ at sikh Two other us.rsan-
zone 81 - aeaa Is "a se sppsinted rs tbe oau o.
erS at property eonGem Is Is szta or,ss
nance Ne, i.lSS and ogse hy The usxyes 81
SAD city os sea tss} ia apgsTassigx and a.
sssSslng c2saa - &HG = uzt5sx Alrhta sal
s9F iae sSses>Gis ~ district described sa.l
established b seeEi0a I az Sxid ustsnzrsss.
No i.3S7. 10 Sec0r3AutE 81 lth The pros fsi.t.s
OF s7Sk tnu Essi 50 au SCI I'd tAe lexgs,afHvs- 2
th- territory of Washing uH. emitted 20 l..
aci u rev IS and sraeU0 f0e charter 0f tes.
si'f ut Seattle, approve F4hrusry L. l,>s %
o~i9 slf'ttas i;aelas i "a "a naste ia writing
snG Isira w3fo ths city cl~rk 90 the city III
Seattle ca % besofe tas 0g& ,iaV 81 ~evtefn-
arr h II. 2s.s. e. " EEakRs. gsaYs
ISSs
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South Ninth St .mDroyement
OFFICE oT TRE ClvY CLERK
OBJ wEE cry ny ~EAwY7u


NF wEE t'8YT ~ SEATTLE
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tsl>E. entitled, An ursslsSNe,. 4, ,.xt.-f,
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STREET ia N city 81 SEATTLE. fran NEkEdo
rNhtrt 10 RUNNER > Teet. that fbsv ~
az properly 0al2NrS- are hgrsrx r.-assir.sf
% spEoini one pgrSon Is aet sssf6 two
e-hsf l'efs.a4s soas 20 Pc &pp.sntasa bv tha
e~ Aers ot property b.n. atrl "a fhs. &c.
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cAta ssts Sud D. nes.s within an1 49, ~
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80 sr}ssnl eut = - 81 ned Ga ,v-sfi,..,
$50 sis~; wtsa tne eiTy clerk of she ef-r -
ps'r, a IT, lSs8
q v. EEaEfs gf-v CLERK
- P4tltc4tie1 Of th5S NOTES A,,gr.,
= isss 'N' a4s '-7t
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golert ingalls, IL >pokaua f@lis 4.
he il anxious fer distinction. msv
fairly claims 81 be the uaeaasss ROSA
who has vet come to the front .n ghs
YOUNG and luSts coEss nsSssp wealth ~
Washlngtss.s. EoheFt sI,sse about
81 .sn worth al the RELIEF supplies that
we're sent 81 Spokane fAiss sf5er iae
great fire ia that cts sarv}y shss
feat entities hiua a. stand side es ss.ie
with che Philadelphia psiil.esaB ~he
stole the r,sef oil u an slas>aause 0r
with the propFsesssE 81 sglce us.a eto
undertook u degS his e. plo1es ter
.hs time ihsy ss-snt la saevasust.
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A beautiful s0enameut Sss r.
gently placed ever sse grave Of l,o~cse
Conkling in Forest Tia cesasiery uesF
uuca. Tais recalls 10 ulUd the IS. &
that within a tea hnHsigesl soes et 80. "a
Other Ia Spring Gsriea cemetery
Cincinnati are tao graves aaach are
usually pointed oat ~ visitors. oae
of these Is unmarked IN say ssy and
the low mound can searcely he ais.
tinguishea from ths s1aTrv8nsirss
lawn. The ethes Is tasrke3 By the
simnle>t possible ptrtense 81 % Bfc
mosial stone The arst IS ihe grave al
salman L. CHASE, the sesnsi Is 'h&s oi
General Joseph NooksF-
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NJ ENsstsSe MAkHkE ANn GRAN
y ef@ sessGs- seE 4 ''r,sk ptssgsss sss-s
. kal- ~ vsn1essse asa aHlssGnE n,ark
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DSA5FS SAINTS sa bau4 gssssss So ~
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lae 49, sgzsss N3te fssrcex fa-szssssl
fra AsgilaeAzfG fire. Of rSsFxz Hlke str.-s.4
srsfWe "a = a-fh So Fsfsh = asfhs
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lsSANNH Ntt8 aA&4E >A4ENse4
Il azs3sss &nsAa ewnee cAs hAte "a =
- Fzys@x VAsfses - "a ~ So fesss 3
>sa4Aug. ss~z es ssstssey ssn>ss
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lo fse SOD kbe 3erN ug fhs. f,ylaras.s.a -.
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ftrszs. 1, - Desired % iIiervzs,e the cav.
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INK A'@.f of the Irslstses as SSH
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ta. t&- 81 atIy tfsau,sa3 10. a. a, fre
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F. g. LzJN NtS4.
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J. y aANTkR.
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ssstTERS asB cHFaI~F~

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eess- esf. .su2 ssss pasas tes &Ss&y ~ as
faTsserv = a.
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\VEn~s Z. HkREHT esNsN EaAT
y ha se. aaFse- IS - tag So t-s il1s
t-s st.szl Asszss sfrss 80 b. tas sstiFass
gwen asaaa sse hvAI as fask~ f,sr
9w2tr-rr resa ea5ss teErS 1rs ae
ssssat -fn 81. arsaiei a g. "a .txat sst
ftsss ~sesipt4e
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ArfshNEETH EFNs->

rs>HE 0Yf(sss lion STEAMSHIP an
e lEtesH.. Frs2k North. master, carry
~ tfs1SAf s1sd passengers ~ rssast.es
ssss. - s&5i iFeEa >an ss<acssea 30
S.aHss4 ~e-rs HsrHslf. @gr.
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ktAkA3>e 10 Ms&bEN> ~ INA
w Fv0Pses H.rFY~- N.stirr . herrag
Szfra tAss sf4y gssl al ashr,s Ear FA-,s4ie f.
psFe1 primaries - csss4esas sa whasa tsac>
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rsEs isF$Y risszses eesuass vffcs7s e fne
Te@piS p&rfK as AsaE s4s4Hty = sTsIe.s1ss
Su& sss.st ~ a ,reS arsts3
CHA~ NgEEN
Pc req sa So. t>eses its.-- gc0piz Party
ENAS 0KfRh
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Academy Of The RoIy names
SEATTLE. WASH.

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AFAustFy- ofse ce.sus = Bars.
s'sf'sia1tg. esrgsr llssu at TaIrs4 streets.
rsrsf-h g. " 80
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4 tIiKAPEk THAN The CHEAPEST
u The SEATTLE Farnitafs 60 sells fRFns-
t9rc eaesV@F thsn say ogaes h0ass ia ths
etty. Cal ard prize our Epssts snd e
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NOTICE To CONTRACTORS. - THE
~ BnIl3ers 3&eET1@l Company have
sbgaE perfected 4rFS2lz sz4eEes Fss prer2 ply
telsseE - customers r8ba4s ALI GiH1eu-
ssgsS. sEag-, pEeSsss 1TaSS, ii.ue,
cement lslaSssF, bar. Smul tsT tF1GEh Azlsi
aTeSsesi}. AAfn an1 sAs-gsrs IA any 4 sired
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8etikN FEnN NlUf0Nt BOAT
= afsse gssnesasr. AaE s. - pus ia
tsa srf t~rat. ssssbte ssaa. Earkszl =
eH ~8ya ~ ssla ASIA ssera. Painted
wase Nh trsa s~rsr IaS aaife ils s.
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ttf 50. fskva ta e,s4sasasa Is
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