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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1889-12-05
He Thought of 1t Too Late.

Smith-What are you loa6ng around
town at this time of night for?
Brown-'Fraid to go home. Wife
told me to be sure and remember
something, and I've forgotten what it
was.
Smith-It wasn't dry goods or gro,
ceries, was it?
Brown-No.
Smith--Baby food, tacks or theater
tickets?
Brownie; but l have just thought
Of it.
Smith-What was it?
Brown-She wanted me to remember
to come home early. Chicago Jour.
nal.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1889-12-05

There is a story told of Webster
which shows how mountains and men
may alike become impressive. Web
Fter and other statesmen from Wash
ington were spending few days in the
White Mountains. Webster had set
out from the inn afoot before his COM
panions, that he might mediate alone
in the presence of all this grandeur.
Thinking they had lost the great
statesman, they inquired of farmer if
he had seen Mr.. Webster pass that
way. He replied: Il know not if his
name is Wooster, but there went by
here but little while ago a man as
mighty as any of these hills.n
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1889-12-05

The best diamond cutters make
sixty dollars per week.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-21

The members OF the constitutional
eonvrntion show a eommendahle de-
sire 10 make the expenses OF the state
government a light rs possible
There il no disposition ia create un-
necessary offices or 10 make salaries
anrsasonatay large Economy is an
important consideration with the ron.
stisasioa.masers. and they are est
deatiy determined that she govern
meut Of Washington shall not be an
extravaganza ore 1t need scarcely he
said that this spirit Is pTaisewnrshy in
q high degrvv. The only danger con-
nectesi with il /. that Il may DC carried
too far. but this danger, ~e believe.
the menahsrs Of the convention wiil be
wise enough 10 avesd.
fecsuse II this spirit III ecxssomy. Il
is ~ he presumed. an effort xil be
made a. make TIE state Legislature AS
small a body As possible. IL viii he
urged hal atty Legislators can make
~ ssrong laws As : hanasvzl susl City.
and thai The ssssFsrs paid etAe super
tfnous haFasel woslA ts,sregsse e%
shrcvn away. This Is an argument
which hss sorse sssscs. bat sAs saeh
~ssghs stousd he glssa - H. 1ae
Legislature sseaas ua Ne sao anal. IL
woai he ssasA sssser 10 have il larger
than j. nesvsssFy IsAn ~ have Ii
smaller than T. sssssssent With pra>
aence
A small legislature = t~ liable 10 ae
the prey Of sohaytsts Il Is mueh
easter "a hsnssie sns questionable PSF
poses . h~-iy composed ~ swsasy-6ss
es skssss nsemAsrs than il : a. Aaaasie
cue composed q seventy ave or a
hsndreSa. ThsN has eesn exsmgliAca
hs The legislatures ~ wsshlnxsoa
territory. The srpsr hea~ consisted
81 tssfre sssme~zs. sna sax os tas~s<
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-21

The work of The British soldiers In
Egypt Is not ret accomplished. There
are stiil serious difficulties 70 he over
cams before they can tranquiiixe the
country and make IL = veil behaved
portion Of the British empire.
The force Of deysishes which was
recently defeated by Colonel Wode-
house WA only . detached body Of
the vast throne OF fanatics who are
pressing ~Dosthwafd from the soudan.
These are The believers In the religion
d the prophet Who made II 20 inter-
ssting for General Woiseley = few
years aso. The prophet Is dead. but
the sect which he founded Hives after
him and IL members are numerous
enough and fauaticai enough 10 com-
mand respect.
These fanatieal soudanese. dervishes
they are Improperly called by the cor
respondents. n brave to the point Of
rAshness. They have . supreme con
tempt for Egyptian soldiers. who In
their turn are in abiect terror Of the
soudanese. A battle between Egyp-
tians and Soudsnesc is certain u end
in = decisive victory for the latter. no
matter what the disparity Of numbers
may be. The fanatics regard European
soldiers y ith almost as much contempt
~ they feel Tor the disposed Egyptians,
and this l. not unnatural 10 view 81
thu Gsct that Trey utterly bsfled the
lEagii b in General woisslsy's Nile
ssamraign and hsve kept the garrison
of suasin ccoresi within the iorti:ieA-
lions Of that sea port for Ave years or
more.
Great Britain has from the very be-
ginning played . losing game In
Egypt. Crimes. whether they are
committed by nations or by individ-
uals, usually bring with them their
own punishment. and Great Britain
has not ceased 20 suffer the conse-
quehccs Of that great crime, the bonn
hardmeut Of Alexandria. There has
not been within the present genera
ton . more unwarranted and repre-
hensihls interference OF one nation in
the afFsirs Of another than the bonn.
bardmcnt and occupation OF Alex.
andria. This was done for the benefit
OF the English naillionsires who
feared for their investments in Egyp.
tian bonds. and the English tax.pay.
ers have been paying for II ever since
More English officers Of distinction
have been killed in the Egyptian cam.
paigns daring the past i've years than
we're killed during the entire crimean
war. The cost of these campaigns hiss
heen enormous. and there Is no indi
cation of the end. Arahe pasha, the
Egyptian popular leader, regarding
the situation from bis hauishment OF
the Island Of Ceyion. may well fee
that Great Britain Is paying dearl,
for the inslignities which have beer
put upon him and bis country.
Unless the dervisheS conclude 20 &c
hack into the soudon .shey ~ make /
very interesting for the Eaglish. Tn,
british government may re, Ind sha
the cheapest course IL can pursue /
to Sc, cat cl Egyr, a quietly as pos
sibie, and 10 permit the dsrsi-he~ ans
tho i.iishesn Ia sci along together a
hest they can.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-21

BLsgxaEy fA,iaE No. a.. A. o. q. WI
fukS bLAgELxrt Juiy ta. issy.
WHEREAS, II hsy been the vii! Of cur
Heavenly Father 10 remove fn,m cur
miist our beloved brother. ~5neophiie
Gard: therefore. be IL
Rksaifsd. That while We bow to tie DI.
Vine Will We sincerely hour the loss Of
our departed brother, aud tender 20 the
widow and children whom be has left be-
bind. enr heartfelt sympsthies In their be-
rfAyement.
Rsssirsd. That this lodge bc put Ia
mourning for the period of thirty days.sn
that . copy OF these resoiu ioas BE- sent 10
the widow and children Of departed
brother, besides being pre- al On the min
utcs of the lodge. he 10 furthcr
Received. That these resolutions be
printed ia the - attic f~osfsfSrELId-
aEsrEg.
Given under ons hand aud seai. this NH
day OF july. iss2.
JaxEs OIBFfgLn.
DANIEL Mss1wEs,
Nm. BprFrM.
Committee on Resolutions,
CuAnlfs WOODS, Recorder.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-21

From New England comes the idea
Of applying the drop-a-niekei prinei.
pie 10 the telephone. The person who
wants TO send local messages occas ion.
ally. but does rot are TO become q
regular subscriber. will be privileged
10 stop At any of several ktoSks or sen
try boxes distributed about the streets
drop a bit Of money into a slot, and
open a door admitting him to the
mouthpiece of q telephone, through
which be al communicate ~ith hi.
friends at will. or send an order 10 Bis
grocer. or engage a scat al the ,heatel
for the evening performance.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-21

According TO psxie. an industrial
paper Published in Atlanta. since lisa
real estate values IN Texas, Alabama
Georgia. Virginia. Arkansas, Florida,
North Carolina ami Sasssh Carolina
have increased <-at.uisssss Ia the
same period she uumber of schools in
these eight states has increased Ia ~si
making the present total @s79. Dur
ing this fiass ii.2s5ATT acres have
been added to the area Of tsIlasie Land.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-21

A young lady broke off her engage
mens with a sutton when q Weather
lover appeared upon the SCENE. She
wrote To her old lover requesting him
TO ,etarn her photograph Here was
a chance for revenge, which he took
by sending her the following note
Il would gladly comply with yoar re-
qsaesf, but II 1 do IL viii spoil my
euchre deck. | have a collection OF
photographs which ! use for playing
cards. and do nat want Il break Ii
by giving away The queen Of 5ia.
mnu.fs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-21

The sanitary &aa eeacsal purposes
comssstsev of the ionxson county
coeaesi have hseG s~astraesed 30 take
Sn.e consideration the casssss az TIE
tu<s which frushlr fSaasn aafisc sssr
vsateF months sa4 she lscre4ss4.
death rAte duFta< sas8r eace Su
NsNser - Qai ia iaTEe exsstsnE y1sprS
Ter GeAsng ia sAefn. aud assainsrg
Increased rsyMexx IL ss~ag~xxr
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-21

The site Of the palace Of the Tuiier.
iss was thrown er~n tso weeks sgo as
a public garden. There Is no loussf q
vss;ixe of she old budding vfSabie. All
the Enclosures. both on the sides of she
Place da C&ranssss and tosaFas the
Champs flysess. have h~en taken
down, n that, standing where tie
Tuslsrie< oece frantsd. one car iaaS
through 20 the interior facade OF tho
Louvre.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-21

Al sntsslzserg scssty, feansssl av
tAe Hungarian. Malar Charles ae
IAahsses, has jass hsSa registered Al
Vienna Maies Ss poAnsf rrprsss<s 70
raise Al srIntss esrYS Of : sss n 500
the ssrrrssSisn 81 the ssave srasss Ia
Africa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-21

ssssgiaas issseasy "a iE,ifa aetxsen
HiaSinSss anxi MaGa&msnsamns i said
- he &c - iHsaixs tire sasne susufvx
- var tie nsense6 tEa< British sasaor-
ity sAcaid IL Nth iEawn Lately a
NasSasnsaa p~rocesxsea ~ Celebrate a
convert sxs stssske5 wash great tagr.
ard ssAAsse fatalities acre he resss;
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-21
NEn4Rn~ nf1EEIn

Gin kEN sEn sSp xo urE~Tgtsxs
EiV AsssS eaF ge*1sr es AeSsax sxnsera.
So ~sseh have aasaAsf taken @ssh a
tsseaeS fEars rASsa ia tsflssth kos@Z. Iasy
Ats-sss "a A. pasa gh-srffseaxsess.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-21
N7ONFuTYFEx

NV ESuisED MARBLE AND gRav.
Ns wsfks. Fox a t*rusbse. psopri~sorx.
81 kinsis OF cemetery and bnildlne wogt
aoaie stfa artistic skils: a fun surriy 81
$500 saissaufIy on Eafsd: pessfiyeIy
vac cpast: designs wif., prices f,,rnssnsd
20 spp8fat on free OF eharge. PIKE street
n-.@e-n Foarih and fifth, = atfls
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-21
~LayDsCAPE

II Y. SCH sAGzEi. NAOMI HORT
Aze csisnrAi gardens. Naomi. Kissss
sosnsy. y. T.-lsndscsps architectur.
maps, psana, specifications: the isrsns s.ss
on paixs. private gsouaaa and ccrsesevfss
according ~ modern methoia-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-21

London reports indicate that the
wheat crop in Austria, Hungary,
Russia and India viii be an almost
total failure. Not only viii these
countries be unable to ship wheat to
Western Europe. but it is question
able whether they viii have enough
for home consumption. In this emer-
gency Western Europe will he com
PEELED 10 look to America alone for its
supply OF wheat. and II - probable
ibat American wheat will be inn
Ibried especially By Great Britain, In
larger quantities than v before.
This will almost drain America OF its
surplus stock and will afford q molf
generous muket-ahm american
wheat growers have known for years,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-21

The committee on corporations 1t
Olympia. at > meeting h<id Friday
night. made . very important modifi-
cation In It's draft heretofore given to
the public Instead of making stock
holders liable. as In the case Of part
ner-. proporiionately to their bold
isgs, the modified draft limits liability
OF the stockhoiaer 10 the amount Of
his unpaid stock. This change puts a
new face on the matter, doing away
entirely with the objections 30
promptly and justly urged against the
original proposition. The action Of
the committee shows that one or txo
persons only. and not The whole mem
befship OF the committee deserved the
criticisms 80 freely passed when the
draft was first given to the public.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-21

Ala AND MRS. L j. cAs7IE nEAK,
N srs ard sexzhsrs Laeasl.n s.ih So.
czas stsexgs r. o. sskx = srsffte-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-21
ELEVATOR AND POWER Plll
SEATTLE
Title IlYu aRte 4 Trust C.
CAPITAL, s2sOsOoo
omce with Moore Lard Co $50

Issues policies Of Insurance. 49,
estate titles, guaranteeing hboce1
lection against loss by reasJu o9l
tisics-
OF ali legal proceedings lnsGitu1e
interest Of sdverxe claimants. en4
the insured from al trsubie,
anxiety, cost aud expense stteeN
nfigatSon4-
G. II. HAxyoRD, President end
ExIGoy. WAyx0x G. SQCfRa, ttep-1x
II. y. BAKKR. Secretary
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-21
NOTICE

To the stockholders OF The Co.,
at uSs Co, of SEATTLE.
whereas. II i desired iotncvo1
ftai stock oft e G~narAn,ee Ie1~
Co. OF seattle. therefors the ~:
being . majority OF the tru>
company, htrehy call Z Dc
stockholders " said cssmpane
on saturday the 7th day al 81
at the hour Of : o'cIork in IT,
said day. at the eomraDy'x
city q Se.ttie, for the purpsee
iug a proposition OF the said
tees. daily q opted ~ Z mee1f~
bssari. held July II. lSSe, sor
Of the capslat stock ef ~ I o-a1SS
the sum OF sfty thousand
sum Of Two hundred thsounnnd
l. =. =
Seattle, July IL. lSSp.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-21
TREASURY Du
OF CoNPTRolL

TREASURY Dr.
OFFICE or CoNPTRoLLU
WASHING on.
WHEREAS, BY salisfnt
scented TO The undenS1n6
made to appear that
National Bank OF Seaz1fo,r =
Seattle. in the county II
tory Of Washiogton. hes oz1r
the provisions Of the ssntutl9
States. REQUIRED 10 b. c0mptG
IN association shall BE- aufn6g1
mcnce the business u houkfn&
Now therefore 1eae u ~
Deputy and Aetine CompsmsIefs
Currency, do hefeby eeFfify t1ld|
Washington Eafionaf Hank az Scat
the city Of seattle. In the county q
and territory II Washington. r. en-
To- commence the bustuets Of booI
provided In section ngty-one hu03
sixty-nine Of the Revised stntu11|
United states.
In testimony whesr0{
my hand and ~
this eth day a
{sEALy JAMES D. An1<
Deputy and AeQ
tfnilrr of ~
No. 4.os.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-21

IN9rNn@s30ET1T AFTEk THr PRS
u <sss asia Sss. 0wasrsaa hxxg
sAaas - ezfss< 81 snSs a nrsxav
e@a &ka g3eeS fg fhss 81 81
ts3bNks-NS& etzARAL hps%E FlSF
j yes seAa; 2 white Sect aEsz hsAs<d ssr
sS4zh&, h&& FsaasS. Asasss - IeSt
sa@s+fdsS ufta 1ezae tsrsSE esaxx Ns
AAFe EAc saass rs fssvsAx .sszgsertg Ara
rassnx exx@Eses. As9y = i tArs.. lsf-
fAsri ss-~r
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-21

To the stock holders OF -
Insurance Company Of 2eoff11{
Whsress.it IL desired 10 ine1
ial stock OF the II .me EIS
Company Of Seattle. tlaero1o8
signed. being . majos itys ~
said company. hereby calf
the stockholders oil sajd
held on Monday, thu 13tk
lSSe, IT the hour OF : Q'clock
moot OF said day. 1t the
In the city Of Seattle. n
conSidering . ~prOpyoftlom
board of trustees duly aAo
ing Of said beard, held
the increase of the capital
company from the sun
thousand dollars to the eou
red and fifty thousand dnll
Seattle. w. r., June -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-21
ASA YERs md s15EN1STs

RniASI Assay OFFICE. SEATTLE.
Daooh ! Neslin block: correct assavs.
isf trfnz sud references xidyess az at.ays.
sF11 ssmpsss ~ mall or ex press: nIipins
Fs.a.essies sxamafssd al rsasoa,ahle yssas
bkTHuNR, AssAYER Ann
ehsnaisi, snaisxer Of cxzal. fro c..rs
ys.s, e.G. send samples for axsay BY mail
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-21

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b. street fm
cent psG
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own EEssrsts
owners aIozsf
e~sdina1e q
represent the
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domination o
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asNIsEN< MINrH

IAs fHnN>AND lasElAn~ WILL NJ i
4 osN bali Interest ia s4s1 A4riwsns
b4ssnsxs est tosn Atsse&s. aasI Nor
8sy. Haz3~s~~ sAssssr
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-21

IN NJ HiSHss. ptsrD
L. and fypes ritter opeTs.sr. ali ,sars
c fher from dies sson or rransae~1.
promptly aud sr~sssrateiy~ executed Eas,rs
I Add : AlktH s-siaek. Columbia. tetx.sn
Third sni Fourth Streets.
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ron sxLE-REaL EsrirE

FOR ~SALE-REaL ESTATE
ES0R SALE-W ACRES IL NILES FROM
IL Seattle; IL miles from rsignsaG station;
20 acreN rich boft ton. prize so. AddfssA
q. =. Posf-IHfci fzencer olfice.
EOR SALE - TWENTY AcRkS NEAR
ship Hasbor. Fidaigo islani. Address
postofgice box III, Seattle.
EOR SALE-THE SEATTLE TRANSFER
Il q viii receive bids for their property
On southeast csrn<r Soush Second aud
Main SireetsvsvSs. Lots I aud 2, block 4,
Maynard's addition 10 the eity of Seattle
For full particulars call on b. +. shanout,
manager: bids 10 be opened August 2, lisa.
The SEATTLE Transfer Go. seattle, July 5,
1889.
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ceegn-l = rssk oER1esse yzssgszsxs.
Tr0k REST-ST0kE- 1-%& FRONT
IS s<zes1 with or Without lncms over
sass,r;s saa sssss A apsis ksssaa,
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Es)k kLsI-EAcASf HOUSES OF
81 Asa etgnt rossnaS ench- 6isnacrer
sts sscond street
Lux kkNI-tNO STORES AND ONE
basement - yozxts bi0rk on 'FRONT.'
tare<I betxexu Vine and tefaar ssFeet4
Inquire - prksniseA
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3 clos IN: furniture for sale Gilmore.
si2se street
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