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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1889-10-12
STATIONERY.

Fine lead pencils, rubber inserted,
zoe per dozen.
Es,erbrook Falcon steel pens F5c
per gross.
Commercial note paper, zoe per
quarter ream.
School chalk craTons, l5c per
gross.
Twelve lbs. legal cap $l.35 per
half ream.
Twelve lbs. foelscap ssl.06 per
half ream.
Fine writing tablets at &c each.
twenty-five blsuk envelopes, sc.
Twelve pen holders. &c.
Best writing ink, black or violet,
$50 per doz.
Pure gum mucilage brush. sc per
bottle.
EVERYTHING ELSE IN PROPORTION.
70 he entirely convinced, call, in.
|quire. investigate ard note my prices
on all lines.
OPHELIAS BOURQUE.
Aug. II, i89.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-27

Hon 5. ;. Cox who made a pleasant
speech TO the members of the con-
vention at Olympia yesterday has
special claims 10 our courteous con-
sideration besides those based upon
his character as an able and famous
statesman. Ii was he who discovered
the shortcut to statehood By procia-
nation, in place of the old plan.
which involved tedious second con-
sidsration by Congress after the for
nation by territory of state eonsti-
tuition. And more, when the im-
pertinent effort to foist upon Us new
and unweleome name as a su5sti-
tu,e for that OF Washington
was about To succeed, il was
he who promptly quashed the mon-
strous outrage.
Bat in rejecting kindly upon these
things. il should not be forgotten that
Mr. Cox Is very devoted and very
adrois Democrat and that he is not
here solely for his health. His visit
Is To assist the Democratic scheme to
capture the state or at least To secure
one Democratic senator. This Is Mr..
Cox's mission and it must not be for
gotten, though We should be sorry
indeed. If il were allowed 10 limit the
social courtssies due 10 a famous and
charming man and to good friend of
the territory
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-27
coscxRxrse wArEx srrrrr.

The need o. an improved water ssr
wee IN seattle l. inperssfve. Issre
asizrezi By the Increased domestic con
sufsson In the cider parts ol soxra, and
oy the rapid baildfng up Of nex dis.
frsess. AID for pgosectsoa against ere.
This last consideration Is especially
pressing Fog the general ressaenes
parts oz the city there il nov srarcesy
any protection ard in the lover bass-
hess part the service Is Only little
better The recent Ere showed hox
raufully inadeauase Il ras. and it has
not been improved since that disaster.
Fsr the new b1siness district nov
rapidly iasldiug mp ae mast hare q
nex and adequate water system. Ii Is
A absolute necessity. ard one that
VIII rot stand pe~sponefnens-
In view OF The recent sute On the
water question. whereby the principle
Of city ownership Of the water system
Was approved in the mos, emphatic
way. the company nos supplying the
city cannot be expected to do any
thing IN the way Of Increasing is fa-
csllties- To do SO. would, under the
circumstances, be contrary 80 gocd
business policy, and 10 expect it would
be foolish 10 the last degree We
think il nssy be assumed, that
the owners Of the Spring Hill works
will do nothing toward Development
Of their system when the city Is about
70 provide system of it, own.
In this situation i: would seem the
part OF wisdom tor the city 10 buy the
works. prevs<sssf fAeg osm b~ had az a
re'zssaeble prsas. and to develop them
suitably 20 present needs. The sys-
tenn. while far short of what il should
be, Is Of such character that develop
asnt would be easy and. speaking
comparatively. cheap. The pumping
capacity, We are assured, Is sufficient
for the present. but mains of large
caliere are needed in the lower parts
of toxn, and smaller mains for domes-
tie supply are needed in several new
districts. With these provided. the
pressing and immediate demands Of
the situation would be answered and
the distribution plant would De sach
thai 1t could BE incorporated with the
great water system which We must
have before great while
OF course, the plant aox in use by the
water company should not be bought
unless il can be had for reasonable
sum, and in fixing the price there are
considerations of fairness to the COM
pany as well as OF policy for the city.
The question i one which calls for
immediate attention.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-27
NEWS In GENERAL
Northern Pacific Collateral
Trust Probable.
Is"1s EEoS 4 CO.'S ranssx
Aa Attempt e. Receiver rreperty
From the City Of San
FraH<ss~e-

ST FAvG, lazy s6-E0e<rs Harris. cf
Ns~ Y0Fk. chairman ri the sxseat.ve eam-
uisstee ana So&r1 ct SiFeefsr~ of TIE
>nzsheFn Faesiie ia an interview here saia.
relative - the gaiS nsextEnx Ia New
YcTk. We hare npt yes decided Ssse
what We sissii 10. bg1 fs1e desired esssi nay
t< reached Ny fAe forsnassssa cs a Northern
fAatHe eal eteras trust. wAlxh wssaiS epes-
are IL thss was foF tkas afscs. Il nsaHsy is
grxAtS3 foT fAc icsF'reyv meat of T&ccras a
gtxmfual cOsar2ay might be organized
wAlcA we would esG the Tssoraa rersalaaE
Cempa1y t1uss1s naald ~ iSsnst and
e;fs nd N flss sa&rkss aud would ae par>
ehasegs u~aia ask. What Is the Tacoma
Terminal Company A icax- wsa<ici rx-
Fianssioa w1afd h~ required. Before n
wss hzzf ever sAe purchaser lassas be lesk
>gpnz~e. aG she ether hand. thar 4 North
sra faeIfc ca Ssssafsrxi trust wss organised
When sach haas ~ those rrferTcd 10 are
tssstcss they ectaes be put tn,e trusts cod
sasxrs8s a1t the bonds of tha trust offered
Tor sale. 1as q ae woald carry weight
With q aa9 iae pvocsSs would be mach
Smpsce~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-27

Assets May he saficicaf to Pay
Creditors.

Mas fcgg, galy S.-cierks of the sas-
pended Arm cf Lewis Hros. q 80. were
Busy tsssisy taakias entry Of the assets.
The partners of the firm refused 20 talk.
and la sssiememg has been prepared. The
fFm think the assets viii be Sufficient 10
pay creditors. bat business men think that
0niess speedy settlement 10 Obtained,
the aSSSss will Lat be Eaore than half the
liabilities. Iaags;iun II apt "a fellow, de-
Sssfe the high reputation 81 the drni.
some % the creditors viii grab everything.
While those " he are Inclined 80 be friendly
viii tage hssIy, II. hewercr. the creditors.
by eoneesied sstioe, can fgi the arm On in
kses again BY = specify settlement. good re-
suits mas follow. II Is not Known wheru
taa administration viii re made Tha
mafu hauss being IN Phsiaieiehia. the
administration OF the estate and pay neuf
Of dlviaeEcs nay take place there. bat liti-
gsfssts, II there Will BE- any, VIII be Ia New
foTk. The stocks - sssests are Ia ave DIFF
sersnt Jurisdictions. New York, PenRsys-
ssuls. Massachusetts, Mary Land and liis-
uois. Open accounts amounting 10 ti.Es.-
Go. are scattered all ever tae eonnfry. The
hanks that hold the nfnl's paper believe
tHey viii uut Suger zsueh, a. IL II donhie
named paper secentss; by Lewis Bros q
Co. The amount 81 the firms paper held
here Is tf ftl.fssf The largest ainoanf held
ty one hank IL $aa,pn.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-27
Corner Second and James Streets.

Ho1s ~eSs
Ii tA~ Sza
interest,"
a. praise ~
Nsxs
kavVrs
N~ssSrfAneSn AAa
eHakS
AoTa
ssrors -
Is
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rftns.p pas7g
lair q nop
tssxa -ssss atass
saf
e.rsrs ~ sse exqrsss ae a os
8a szz1s n
rareesh sreery So pa s sssss.s s
b. FaAes - 80
shse sAa
wareA eAo1ses aa1
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-27
Nsss fnrorI,arafsan..

tAVark&, S95g 4s-Tbe f0si0N iEz cor
Yoraflous 5@ys esed &rssel. IN ihe ossee al
S<castsYy waite Taa West View Iaat
Company q Tseeuaa capital stack. s7o
e0a trustees. &. ~ Taos Fg-ssss. : J Fatfer
ssam snS z +. FSoU RsssH. obissrs. the sssxy
i1g. Pms. asniElg. Improving sai tesi
Ing a ~ estate A83 tt.e doing Of az kgls
nss~& sAzs apregss as su1 iS e.snEeefssl
fsxFowEFG
FIaaizo B7fek aai TyIc Companv. eF -
ark eaa3fs sgse s 80 axe tgssssr-ss HtE
Tisn VI. A1ssf- Fs0snss tsesen. g. ~leK-
esr3 A. NssgF Fhefsor Aua j. VI McLaa41
o. seEt. 10 u1Srsist tsft zlrs sFtrk. tile. fsrra
esstxs ana etzer ss2y ard ezTfaEa wase. n
S8B}ss, t'rs*ysfs A. eoEtzcs ~ mls.s sns'
.afBgss rat4Ss a@3 "a Bserghansssss znsl
assziax. slEi 81 eat5t sAs operate steszn
hss&zs sus2 gsasr wstsr erRf2
~ossihurT Dairy A >ssel sesas ct " ssS7
eNTy esEtE&. sse+ T. k-&s5s tg7s@zees. : ~
,oE%sznss, 6, a Gaz-rss sn9 N T. ssozs--a
81 sTrE, - carry Or tse sass&ess % Ea&aa
szcfGg.Eg nzssaf so sissssss, fsGaF 2as3 a.
ss{heE iasss sSs- stsesS&rY - eBssass.gs q gSH
sxal ,3&4ry Assssue~s.
>ENsz ~ "a A~a aSsas4 IgapssxYs Eagnt cozs
paaH, IT EsGss1sE c&Vatzi ssssck 81 80 ks5
lFE<sss@. William SsAESxKa a2z q a
ksxs1gaG, o6sSsfs - casfstrssss. utzrxse azt
zSssa - a a sxrTes. s51<As sen. gsAuts esSs
srT Gssst , a. esEg 1s1G a1sssesss. tssszrss
S3rgs. SaszssaSszsas. g&4.s8Sszs frasswxys. "a.
werks. asf=F sssss sd sasex A2Eax@ sns
sra essf@ess szss 50 zAe fszEssRr Sc rgs=ss q
eagAg - / Eass zxEz s&gg arsgax bsslsfz fzssss
sasI ses atssc ~arx $50 aassss ggsss ard aesasa
sala1Ss4 AL zf's-elsg lA1sts
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-27
!saooTISo IN chico. CAL.
A Jittsd Lsvsr wounds His Rival
ari Then Suicides.

cnIro. Cal, faly s.--The eIopement
which oecsFged here few days ago eul-
minated In . tragedy snis sf,ernoou-
4 wcidsnz sSs % nave taken place lase
Monday bstweea 4 yoaax man named
Raymond Bierne. SOFA of san Franchises
toagHAlssx. ana Miss Eva Atkins. 4 keaue1r
ial y0ung lsiy. u pears old Bisrrs m1ne
ii9sinsie friend sas handsome fruuH
uas1 named Sell Hahb~, and 40 uaa =
asve acted as best maa ~ tas wcddtnG
ceremony Tee fzy s.fers ne MARI -
wzs =, oeeus Miss sdxlas ieff her home a.
weut % q nefxh fsyrzpx towu wlfh Hnh&3
sbere The e9abls were married. They -
tarzse& here nsxs dag. and this rnorutng
prepasss3 10 make = cali rpoa the brlstfo
zxoenef. Mr.. EarakY
Rseree beard of fne inteniei visit sad
Wsnt "a Ms. BaFesy's hsass isefors tbom.
" bar Hatks and BIS ssse arrived be -
Fsvaivef dabsa fsii 10 the a0nlf
hzsz siso d.ea revolver 60
sresi Fe1r shots stsSecs vuDo
3rsd. xaeu Hassks ran 09s ~ tbe ruem.
sseree the5s placed tae reFolves - M
HATES hxass ant GFrd. tnEtcSgx Q seypU
ar net ax0zSFggsfs x9Hn3
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zss3s.nlag ansszss. pseen4 The pistol =
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tsggsues Esy hss t4keu easr1e - -
BODY 0f Ezy lssozsa iisSxrs. aud xkA haeo =
snssssst s1sns rsuw.
Mrs Barney wss ps@cef 1a1lxF 80
gAls xst1isax "a xx3Ss tfA Bzz<ia9 %
ecy0Ger's t2fs People seem 70 sS.6x
esss2sf k4se prevented fne sad affair hn0
1arass szsasshs aad wtse KasE Elsrr~ -
Ehe ha4se. Il tsAnsElrss fasf Hixree -
here - &sssnrsss4y nszat. Koenx - ~
~zss-areatB xsza resurHt1g last night =
sssss as Es made tssre.sz - 81 sss< ths en1N
4 tnsY sessTxsxst 50 Mrs. 5sfnrF = 81 0oy
xesr uass - frsssnsi and varsse1
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harssSzs 81 hin W pfs9spssF NN901e
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*kp hasses ~ Huea@ hss 90 szLsed - -
ii HM Naa4 & Ha&ssas ess42<1n fyz fsq1ysS1
Eks tsSsF
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-27
rnE RAILWAYS.
Agreement Eetw~en the Canadian
And southern Pacific Probable.

gMcsse. July &-The executive ccra-
n,istec 81 tne rrsnsc5stfncntal Association
csatinassi sE session al torenccn. without
reslhieg a settlement OF the dispute BE-
tween tne Canadian and southern Pacific
rese.s shout disserengiAlsN II was rsporsed
this afternoon that tAe Canadian rseitc
aAs sxrrsd 10 eompF0mSse sss claims on
California business BY aeeepsing dssfersn-
tlsis of asoai halt the amount which Il
aas been receiving The cplnton 10 ex-
pressed ~ mScns spcfs oz TIE sssFesaflor that
tne Southern Pacific can ee brought 70 &C.
ecrt these terms. and shat the Association
VAL feTaAsn intact
rHxxAf oR rnE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
NEW YosE July st.--Ihe officials of the
Pacific Nal Steamship Company have
nosti8ei the transeoUtinentAl association
that nBifSS The subsidy srom the railroads
j. increased they viii cag rates and take sA
The IN tsat thsy can set. IL N thought
Il IS is s preliminary ssssp to a war against
the Canadian Pax ine railroad. aud the fact
that the Southern Pacific has refused 20 al
low a dlfserents&i fate to the Canadian Pa
etfe i considered = confirmation OF this
belacf The tTans>sNntinensAs rnaaS sutim-
ate that they sFs willing 10 divide through
business. @sviax the Canadian Pacific Per
e@nt, and dispatches from Chicago received
today say the Canadian Pacific wss willing
~ axree to t. II toe Canadian Pacific ia-
sizfs upon the disixFentisls. however. q war
ot rates viii certainly follow.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-27
DETAILED REPORT.
Report Of the Executive Depart
nNnf nraiirK-i

OLYMPIA. &uiy &,--FseSssie.E Hayr ara
n.upcess at flss opening el this mornings =
sxsion thai the r4eord wnnia befeaffssr
xhsx = has n1srnk<rs NeEe Izss waeu thsy
&rsises; alter yoiI rail.
FesaEens fEura she Lewis comfy hsr,
asking 70 ~ Lewis ~ ~ De ssnarate lEissl
rsaI s8sETset. were pEesensesi d JOY aud
- Try.
PeTifsass ssxiug fo- exsmutoa os
church property, were haEcesa Ia bg
u Eiz@T 4sa Perry.
Twa letters rssSgans - Ehe stsbsi-A
snent cf a. sxrscsl aseSi college. zng1 fe-
eeiyet8 rs snSEreFe. Nsre ssGt 10 tae easa
tssssee aa es3usAstssn wffAua' h~ssRz rRza
A essssanE eaton wAs rsAi fgfa u aSg-
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s5gErg nasics si aseeEsug next u4asy-
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-sasIas z png faFSsEess Saissg- ssklaz ser
ssse etevssog 20 sets Trater. sB4 TIE
sss2sSssn PES rs ssf s printing cs e. r9fesTei
60 ssasgat 5ev o1 pEin1aS
VI glnsy tsrssS.sNis-s a Es-tati99 - exempt
gassTes prssp.rfy p ferret 80 socsys-s5ee 90
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far8Nr a<kess eszEfzfsf 80 irS-t=s9se -sse-
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,vs ossEeFs1 Fsinte4 AL Is las os oEe
stAy.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-27
orBEE CONVENTIONS.
snssaxe Article Discussed fn Mon
tanM-

EKLxNA. Ja'y A.--Tae constitutional
cangentina eSnsaa med the entire dAY ia
further discussion Of the clause ~ ibe
suffrage hsll proxs1iHg tsaas after hse yssFs
0nlF efsiscns shall be peTsaitfet to voss.
declaration of inteafi0n ugt 10 he fseis.
aafsscfenk. The el.sse vas voted d0wn Il.
COMMITTEES - ths shSie. Tnr convsnf soa
adjourned ~EsaeEf accaa r;tsafag aay-
sklng
soMTM pAEorA
Essx4xfx q. yaiy S.-Tbe Fhlef feature a
szsday's sessiGta af she e0usea,lsn wss The
Fefxsft 81 the esasa mites oa fssenHe su1
sarGG ~. witch wks3 eMaSe a very aHi.
nsAssd siesate. Is g1F~s ths lexss.
sssurs poser 20 provide Tor raising
rvsesae susfiesent o. aefyay tie expenses
gf fae ssste Tor s3eh ysa-. not 50 sxeeess
fo8r raEgis % ths dglIsr on tie assessed
. FasnAsfos 81 sll ssxss property The i.x.
sslssars Saslt exempt fsen s&xas3ea az
nrut-sFfy aseS esrlnsigfF fssr . ssGsls. rf.sg-
efsraes. - religious ~ eAAsssa3.s psrts0ss.-
Snsa Fsr@sszi f.rzperTE - a. sfuasSns nSss 81
exnessi t-zsA l.&eG 4as tAe ssspFave4sest q
CnsSI2Asad sad aaeu,si ssGsssi i4ai Of TIE
sagae Qaz.ssy stsss - axssxssss az tAe sans
vzlus Railroad prnFs RS sa1s u - assessed
6y sas siass snaEa at n@t less fAsn f5s8
pr Hsiss-
segrn n&KsrA
@surx FxIk. gusf' N-Tns s1Dxeastsn
eossszrsssi the szy t8 siNsmssiFg fAs rssFn
msssse srszessnse sHH cs4snsnee SeshinK
rrsseFs&ut wRz 4gne-
frAEo.
RsSx Cry. JAR = --Tsse ssaavenstsr %
ssxy gsss@ess taAe ar 8eIe en rieet@aB and sa'
frMxe wi5geh - szfezsss~4 a. 3 esAfh bies =
MSxfs1z 70 ss.sss power = t3ss9. fhs
rssrgsfsfss3g3 1szs~s - sfgzn ss2te ia kSasars
- min the Sexs se9 s&Ts-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-27

New Y.rk Letter Carriers To Ne PAiA
far Extsa work.

wAsatSeT0S, Jaly A.-rhe po~sofics
department. has just sllowed claim for
compensation fos extra work that viii sf-
feet .1ea tier carriers now In tho employ
oi the government. The isw making eight
hosFs dAy : work for letter carriers went
into elect May q. Isss. Is, however. pro
xs9sd ne means Tor being pat into effect,
sud t5e matter went by default TIA dis
gsAsTs-f letter carrier here died Z claim.
This claim has been established. and ho
has lts~t tssssg4 paid atH
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-27

SAN Francisco. JRly q. Iii has been ss-
csgisinea that trass was formed recently
ia Cube. Fsss6 and the United states by
the heirs Of the lase William IledsdorH.
title 20 tae entire Lledeaiorntsta valued
AZ about siaceo.eo I4edsi.rff came here
IA Istt aud ag4aisej property which nov
iuslu1es t1irsy three blocks south OF Mar
ket street. su THIS city, aBd a great qannty
of other Ttfesbse city ard coaniry real e.
tate. iicds~soysf died sntsstafs and IL Il
claimed fhat Captain j. T. Folsom went 90
-. Guasx and sssenFsd quiz claim sseeds Eo
naw formed trust. claim that this pcsson
vss 9nly q damFny and n1s related -
i.ississ,aarif. IL II Understood that proceed
iaxs wsll be commenced sooH % recover
the property.
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