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A Safe Investment,

Is one which is guaranteed TO bring you salts,
factory results, or in case of failure return
of purchase price. On this safe plan you can
buV from our advertised druggist bottle of
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consumption,
II is guaranteed TO bring relief in every case
when used for any affection OF the lhToaIa
I.unvs or Chest, such as Consumption, lntia-
nation Of Lungs, Bronchitis, Asthma, WhoOp,
ing Cough, Group, etc, etc; 1t Is pleasant ana
agreeable to taste, perfectly safe, ana can al
ways be depended upon. Trial bottles free at
Dreiss, Thompson 4 Co.'s drugstore,
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PIMPIES ON THE FACE

Denote an impure state of the blood and are
looked upon by many with suspicion. Acker's
Blood Elixir will remove all impurities ana
cave the complexion smooth and clear There
8 nothing that will so thoroughly build up the
10 lstltution, purify and strengthen the whole
Owen. Sold by RAGLAND Il co. (5)
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A Special Bargain.

For SALE: An eight room rock
house with eight lots; fronting $50
varas on one of the principal streets
in San Antonio, convenient to street
car line. Price $4,000; terms easy. This
is a rare bargain and must be sold
quick, as the owner will not keep this
property on the market long.
If HAMBLETON, HADLEY & Co.
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Executors Notice.

SAN ANTONIO, Texas, July 10, 1859.
The undersigned having been appointed as
executor under the will of Chas. F. Fischer,
deceased, all parties having claims against
the estnte of said G. f. Fischer, deceased,
are notified to present the same within the
time prescribed by law.
CHAs. G.. BOELHAUwE,
Executor under the will of c. +. Fischer.
lt-a-wk4wkS
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IMPORTANT.

"a. ordinary letter, containing Money
Order issued by all Express Companies,
New York Exchange, Draft or Postal Note.
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CAUTION TO MOTHERS.

Every mother is cautioned against giving
her child laudanuusH psegoric; 1t creates an
unnatural craving for s imulants which kills
the mind or the child. Acker's Baby Soother
is specially prepared to benefit children and
cure their pains. 1t is harmless and contains
no Opium or Morphine, Sold by Ragland 4
Co, 10
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To Consumers.

ASK your grocer for the Alamo
cracker. They are made fresh every
day. Factory corner Alamo and
Nueva streets. 7-7-lm
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The Boss

Tin roofer is the oldest and most sue
cessfIl tin roofer in the city; estab-
lished 1866. No. p and % st. Mary's
street, opposite Turner hall.
stiff GEO. WHITE.
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AGENTS WANTED,

ES For Club Rates, or any further informa-
ton desired. write legibly to the undersigned,
clearly stating your residence, with State,
County, Street and Number. More rapid re-
turn mail delivery will be assured by your
enclosing an Envelope bearing your full
Cd
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Ragland'S Anticide.
Sure death to Ants-to be had at
City Drug Store, No. E. Commerce
ST. 6-lS-tf
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BARGAINS for Home Seekers or Spectators

We lands
adjoining
of which
We
good house and
timber
think
and
think We will sell
hundred
ythousan dollars bargains.
speciality large
the ng
will with
For u O Ourc
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Turkish and Vapor Baths.
At Zilian's, corner Commerce and
Alamo streets. 3-l7-tt
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-19

uons u 1assmh1s sIcaa1 - dsadsnat-
= = - capt1ni q - 80 stzss. ard
evssythIng went 81 sDooehly. PEP
p5e we're senssk3s enc0gh - - fhas
his sssulas dignity did nos coans Tor
EVERYTHING fhAs. IL c5sy had natural
resources and adysntsgss aid q ~
people we're ens<rprissng and indus
srsosss il would gsow In wealth ard
poxer whether IL were the capital o.
not. and that, II these conditions ssss
wanting. not shs assembling Of AL the
lexissasufvs OF the bGsidsng 81 al the
ua1lie institutions GA the list cssah
xsse it xnything more than TEMPO
rsyy and setitsoszs rank
Ali this Is gospel truth ~ what
advantage can IL Be 10 city TO have
the state capital provided il have rot
siao eYssry,rise and advantages Of ST
NATION. and having these What i'm
porsxns advantage can the capital real
h add The experience Of our nearest
nesxhhor ought 20 beap impress this
fact. Salem does rot appear 70 enjoy
aas srecis. benefit fron the possession
os the capital. AMI other places tn thai
state do not appear to hare suffered
fseanse they do not have H. The
development and standing Of cifSrs
and the prosperity 81 their people de
pend upon something more than cir
ensastancex Of ;his kind. and oar F<so-
sae would do well 20 recognize this
faes before they engage in scramble
over . tribe.
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The tide land measure - II noS
stands before the constitutional con-
ysntion IL Just such a scheme
- the grabbers want. provided
Il II not possible 20 carry into
effect their original plan 10 slave on
the whole natter for disposal by the
legislature. ltrroroses, with the aF-
pcassnce rather than the reality OF
honesty, 70 rssssve the city front line
. she property Of ~ state but leaves
lie establishment - this lire under
csrtaln ioose rule - the legislature
II provides ix - Appraisemen, OF
IL lsnfs not tn1.uded in this Feserva-
zion and Tor thess sale. giving TO the
shore owner. who may also be the
owner OF Improvements in abntting
tide land. the prior right to purchase.
Right here lies the iniquitv OF the
proposition. The appraisement viii
be farce. II will be made in the In
terest of the saore owners and viii be
the easy means of their getting prop
erty worth millions Of dollars Tor little
or nothing.
Thi. discrimination in favor OF The
shore owner. Il recognition OF so
called fright which has no basis
either Ia law or equity "A night
whose only basis lies in srespass'
II practically gives 10 those shc have
already made vast amount OF
money, taking in dollars where they
have expended cents, through their
occupation OF public property, the
privilege of buying il for small srac-
ton Of It's actual value. There Is but
one way OF getting the value OF these
lands, and that Is 30 sell them openly
II public anction without any sort OF
limitation M 10 who shall or who shall
not be allowed 10 bid.
II il believed that there will be an
effort today ON the part OF the grab
bers' lobby to ovsrtarn this proposition
in the interest OF the original scheme
OF postponemens and from the eompii-
anoe already shown Il is by no means
a certain thing that the job viii not
succeed. II really makes small differ
ence TO The people. since in either event
the disposition Of the lands viii DC In
the interest of the trespassers and
grahhers.
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ft0ft.IsM.

There will. we imagine. he general
satisfaction over the conviction Of SUI
Ivan. Good society and the laws
alike oondsmn pugilisn as a brutal
relic of the distant past and yet. since
Il seldom resulted in death, II is not
50 cruel as the Wager of hattel'
which was. for centuries. an accepted
method OF deciding civil. criminal and
military cases, which as late a. the
year isis was decided by the Court OF
Kings Bench a. he a valid and legal
mode Of trial and was not abolished in
England. as judicial procedure, until
the following year. Not emily Il pugii-
ism less cruel than the wager Of bat
tel" or the duel which. as Monies.
auica has shown, Is its legitimate OF
spring, hut IL is more sensible than
any other ordeal OF arms, including
the fistlcuff. which is az ordesl of nat,
ural arms. For pagilism does really
settle the question in dispute. which is
the relative physical strength OF the
contestants. Combat settles and can
settle only questions Of might, whereas
in questions of right. such a. are in.
volved in Civil ami criminal cases in
disputes about land or lies, money or
mnrder-it has no more relevancy
than the number oi miles John can
walk has "a the numher OF applez lee
can buy with a dollar The fact that
pasilIsm. daeling and nshcuiss ara
now condemned by The law aud hy the
best pubic opinion gives ground for
the hofe that wars, which are merely
national fsticutss Ia settle hy snssht
questions Of right. will give pssce in
time 10 International cosrts os afhs
srst'en OF peaceful conlereacss between
the parties In dispute. IL Was great
gain Ia oistilaation when The ers II
" F1isy -four forty or fight vas stillesi
by The Ashearton treaty, and when
the contentious Respecting the Ala
hama" the Canadian fisheries aud
samoa were sestlei bv conference or
arbitration.
Ras il remains thst very strong
rahlts sentiment stiil sastals.s not
only wars bat pusilisn. The crowds
thai recently tArongs,i about Kilrala
and Sullivan and watched - TIA aamsr.
ing interest their every movement,
the space waieh sas given In tho DIS
patches 10 their dses and dolnss. saesr
sigat and sisght iorcialy attest the
Angse-Saxoa's love a hrawa and
mer~ physical eo9Esee How Bss.e AL
this elaborate physical training has "a
do ~lsA real nAAnlitsc~s was seen in
hllsasnAs uncomfortable tears snA Ass
wasAngs after his defeat The puaty.
istie sTaia. ike tae -as4ls u he
gods, ground lseos Kafzln ,'esrs~xi.
ing small, To sAess ~hase sos
muscle, weakness siene : shAuss.
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tuesday, August 20.

The primaries IN the precincts OF Seattle
and IN the prSciGcis of Black Diamond
franklin and Newcastle. will he held
b~tween the hours OF q D IN. aud u. IA.
beginning at =. N. The primaries in ali
othef preclaets Wiz be held between the
hoars OF , =, N. and p, m, beginning NJ
= j, nj
The basis OF repss senfsslou will be as
follows;
One delegate at large for each precinct
one delegate for each fifty votes and one
delegate Tor esch fra tioa thereof greater
than twenty-five east for John X. Alien for
delegate 81 congress al the general eler.
tion held Noyemb :. lSSS,
Upon the foregoing basis precincts sre
ext'tied q representation as sols,ws.
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Treasury DEPARTMENT,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or toaPTRoLLER OF CURRENCY, ,
WASHINGTON. Jane n. i>>e.
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence pre-
scented To- the undersigned. il has been
made to appear that The Washington
National Bank Of ~ aitle-" in che city of
Seattle, in the county of King and terri
tory of Nashiugfon, has complies with all
tue provisions of tbs statutes of the Uaited
states, INQUIRED ~ b. complied with before
an association shalt be authorized 70 cuin-
metce the business uf banking
Now therefore I, Jesse u. Abrahams
Deputy and Acting Comptroller of the
Currency, 30 hereby certify thai The
Washington National Bank 81 seattle" In
the city of ~eatsle, I'm the county Of King
sna territory VI Washington. il authorized
20 commence the business OF banking as
provided ina section iiisy-one hundred and
sixty-nine Of the Revised statutes OF the
United states
In testimony whereof witness
nay hand ANA seal OF Office
this 9TH day 81 June, IsSs
ssEA4-k J. ID. AERkaAMS
Deputy and Acting t.oaap.
troiler OF the Currency
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The -. IsAai nsasssrs. lsss casasaeass
VITA gFsas gSNsA sense 8pan whs4 il
terms the state capital nuisance =
fetssassiss Il says. Il Was taken A. a
matter ct course that the p1asw al
whseh The territorial legislator. va
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NOT ICE.

TO the Stoe khOlderS ef the Guarantee Loan
* Trust 60. oi Sea tie.
heress. IL is desired 20 increase the cap
ital stock vi Guarantee Loan & Irnsg
Co., OF seattle, therefore the undersigned
being majority OF the trustees of said
company, hereby call u meeting of the
stockholders OF said company To be- he'd
ON Saturday the 7rh day ol September, 1850
ut the hour OF : O'Clock In the afternoon OF
said day, az the eonpany's office in the
city of seattle, for the purpose of consider
ing proposition Of the said board of tras-
tees, duly adopted at meeting Of said
board. held July IL. lssq, for the increase
OF the capital stack oi said company from
the sum of fifty thousand dollars to the
sum oi two hundred Thousand dollars.
L. ;. J. HUNT
r. b. DOWNING,
j. II. BOWMAN,
g. III. HEILBR0N,
ID. \. BANTER.
Seattle. July II. Issa.
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At 10 O'Clock a. IN. for the purpose of nom-
mating candidates for the legislature. s.
leeting delegates 80 the state convention 10
be held a. Nziia Nalla on "Wednesday. sep
TENDER 4. aad transacting such other bust
ness a. msy te brought before IL.
All Republican voters Of King county
and ali voters who expect "a acs With the
Republican party ia ths future are hereby
requested 10 unite ia selecting deies ats
fer this convention. Primaries will be held
AZ The usual polling places IN al voting
~
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" - AAF@a- feg < gSzssss s. esss5 ssaass
SlEs7.s al ss4ssxFsFx sa4s Ua5azAaE sesrk
sssae aha ~ SIS ssas4 . taai sabxfs esf
N4@asSss esssss sassy an s&ssss sssstsse3Y
ssssss ard ssssasses kssSss ass ashss hzzt 81
tie szA&sS sazssgszs wssA Prices Fsarassasx~s
ga SsS'sssasssszs ssee al eAAnxs Pske szyxes.
e<twsxa Eoasss xsza xissA. - attic.
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err NOTICES.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN To THE
~ property owners on Front and Com.
rnereisl streets seattle. that the board OF
appraisers appointed by the city council Tor
the assessment OF damages and benefits re-
sultiug from the widening and sftsighten-
ing Of said streets by city ordinances viii
receive claims for damages, in writing,
caused by widening said streets viii the I'D
of August, 1859. ~ the Office OF Frank Han
ford. room 3. Newlin block. in the city OF
ssattse ALEXANDER ALLEN,
FsANK HANroRp,
ANsoN BrRwELL-
Seattle. August IL. 1889.
Dixie STREET TAX NorICE-ThE
L TAX levied by the city council in the
district created by ordinance No. I,ts5, to
provide for the grading OF Pike street from
Front street TO West street, aud construct
ing the sidewalks thereon, Is now due and
payable 1T the Office of the city treasurer
All taxes not paid within forty days ef the
first publication of this natice viii be de-
cared delinquent. penalty of B per cent
added, aud interest at the rate OF 10 per
cent. charged.
{. ". FERRIS. City Clerk,
First publication Of this notice, august
r. ISL
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

I>RATERNITY LODGE, NO. q, l. U. y
II T., meets every Thursday evening, at 5
clock, in the hail % Seattle Ledge, North
Seattle. AL members of thes rider ia good
standing are cordially invited 10 sttend.
l. Il. COMPTON, y. q.
g. KELLOGG. Sac'y.
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STEAMSHIP LINES.

THE OPPOSITION STEAMSHIP wIL-
/ mington. Frank Worth, master, carr
ing freight and passengers at reduced
rates. win sail from ian Francisco for
Sound merits ! A. Essfeld. agt
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ADVERTISEMENT under the hes5s 81 Lost
Fssussi, For sale, For kefss. aast Situations
Vi .ssss4 viii ~ inserted az the rate @s
esnss 4 wyrd tssr tsFs4 ss~ertisstas cent a
~orss for s1ess "a ysssss1eng ss1s~rEsssS- f2y-
saeslt always IN a<syasses.
xUTIfE-The business ossseT % ne POST
IxrglaEaEsrks Vii berSsfsss BE oSsn sftil
spn Classified advertisements VII De
reserved a 70 tbs hoaf.
The following letters are awaiting ss1Fef-
ffs-sy. Al this 0s{.s<
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NE AND Ma A. ,. gAsTIk. HAL
VI srs 2et sssFAess. Asexstssa /, il6 80
cad s<fSsf. =. q. eszs :. -s4Ssss. vi.
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NOTICE OF pIS-OLurIoS-THE Co
~ partnership heretofore existing be-
tween H. Z Maker a q Mrs. Lizzie )
Lipsky, under the firm nanle OF Va keF &
itISky is hereby q ssoiycii by mutual con-
sent e. G. Maker viii continue said
business and pay all debts of SAID fiFm and
collect all a counts due the firm. The
further patronage OF customers is respect
fully solicited for the survivor IN said
business Dated at Seattle, Washington
territory this 10th day of August, A. u. lssg.
CHARLES &. WsLKER,
MRS. fazzfES. itrszY.
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srFfTar NOTICES


N@TlCE To REFGNLhtAN EoTERS-
~ The vDtsrs al &hs srst YrsfnE pfsSgGcs
isst ward, NIL hesa sh.lF priseYg meet.
snk AZ The sehoci aoase ca aasa street, be-.
gNeea sixth 8EA seventh. SsSand pre-
esnss. Flrss y SE& ~ jackson saa Market
streets sehgsAl A8gSss Eh{r3 aFec& oct.
ssE,ena wsrt, 81 tes bsfse pe8ea hfssla
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r5Mes bird a Afsi. wall aoa3 tksss Pssaaagy
n1lvl ~ a. the Aeaaogy. TIE " snE gsece
for tse sixth fEweseef has 3ze8 eAaas std
fflEa cgs-aeF II Ninth aua rzes Az a. pas-
ues 81 ngFos aas RFs&sissx Nsnsssa' $
Store & n Af4tEKEssaN. SassEnaSsz.
,, Mn HEiI. seessssSy
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Asss2As Fs,s sssstsss3 80 FseSas fhe saEaS ~
fAe aHstsTssksss~s sk kss oeeses. rs~sza
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IN gss fssF : l.. Marsha
NNItrE~s HAVE A LAhGE sIpoR
~ g faFmftuns a&ss hss<llRz ~ turner
aksi. FogEsh sisA 5ssssSess sgzrgss a.
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CALL FOR A
Republican County Convention
Saturday, August "a,

A convention % the Republicans OF King
ounty is hereby called 60 meet al seattle on
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vi fgaHs stgseL Satee culture, pane.
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WANfEp PARTNER. WITH SMALL.
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furnished roetn wltn boArd ia private
family > Lord & Co. SUCCESSORS tu "
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70 < NJ PIRATE, ATTORNEY-ATIAw.
W. CORPORATION, real estate, lax and
damage suits q specially. Southeast cor
ster is,lsit- bia asss Third