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RECENT PUBLICATIONS

Some Of Particular IntCrVat In The iIoildA,
Titnsa-finsly illustrated Literature.
A handsome edition Of Owen Mere.
Oith'S Lucille" appears in time for The
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@JOnH + TIGUGIl'
dol4 ITO MAIN STREET.
FOR SALE.

|
No.2t26 Market street, large desirable residence
now rented ~ SiU0 ner Annum; ground fronts y
feet on Market street; there ID q public alley OF
the north aud east sides Of this property
Price, $500.
No. i786 Market street, lot 30 by 1874 feet,
No. 162 Seventeenth street, Rtolnd 30 by 30 II
Roemer block, Main street.
22hhS feet o. ground, north Huron street, neai
Il feet q ground, North Huron street, nOal
ZAn0 street, $1,000,
Corner Lot Virginia and Bouth York streets
Lots on MCColl0ch street, S28a front foot.
LOIS on South Front street, Is and 80 q iron
foot
Houses, for 500.
West Virginia Farm Of COO acres, 800 acre.
cleared and fenced, with orchard Of 1900 tree
choice fruit, eau be bought for $500.
No. 22M uhapllno street, o desirable residence
No, s. Fifteenth street.
Ne. l0l Fifteenth street.
No. ~ Fourteenth street.
No. 1870 Sixteenth street.
No. 1905 ChAplinO street.
No. 1902 Jarob street.
No. 1910 Chapline street.
No. 1857 Market street,
No. 21ip Main street.
No. ms Eoif street,
Many other Houses, Lots and Farms for sale.
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EI

Speaking Pieces, edited by Ellen o.
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No. 2104 Main street, ,,,..,... ,...,... ........... ,...t . o.
New. Brick, 4 rooms, creek bank north Of
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JAMES A. HENRY.
Real Estate Agent, US, Claim Attorney and No.
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Railroad, within a lew rods VI the hOu'e. The
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Rent TO commence APRIL, A, M,srEvE NSON,
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edheSl 10 Benjamin. Drew'S OPSnI and
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Proposals.
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MYERS Ht fire and Marine Insurance Ca, nos
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Types" a work Nhigk embEapes within
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-08
oSs-cKsr rosrAaE.

II there 4 ono thing ahove aIl others
10 which the Republican party Is
pledged IN clear and uncauivocal
terms. Il Is ~ reduce The letter postage
20 one cent. This was promised in sAe
platform adopted stChicsgo last lane,
and. As the party won oa TIA. pat.
form and obtained feb ceasros Of the
national government. the peosae vii
exY>ect 10 see the promise redeemed
without further delay shAn The forms
81 law render neessssry.
The onzy oeiecssaa that is offered %
abs rrossisei re.issesian Is that. If Ii
we're tasas. ths pessossscs department
woald no lcngss approach TIE paint
81 esaag sess.sapFersinw. Granting
shis - lie tTsss. shoagh Il Is matter
Of acnes, tie logical answer TO this
oh}scssca Is tAss there i 40 reason
whv tAs Departments shaaasa be self.
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Call for District Conventions
and Primary Elections.
HEADQUARTERS KIND COUNTY DEMO
cRATsC CxxTRAL CoxAiTTEE,

SEATTLE, w. T., May 2, 1889. }
Pursuant to suggestions of the terrific
rial Democratic committee, Democratic
County Convention is hereby called TO
meet at the court house IN the city q Sc.
attic on Thursday, May .. 1859, ct 10 o'clock
q M, TO nominate Democratic candidate
for delegates to the constitutional conyen-
ton at the election TO be held May IL, 1889.
Primary meetings for the election OF del
egAfes 10 said county convention viii DO
held at the court house In the city Of Seat
ii at o'clock p. m. and in the country
tween the hours OF 4 and O'Clock p IN. ON
Monday, Nay 6. 1852.
The appointment OF delegates TO the
convention, based upon the Democratic
vote for delegate TO Congress 10 November.
each precinct entitled 70 az least one dele
First Seattle, first q d second wards, IS.
second Seattle, third and fourth wards. Ii:
Kent, 2, Falls City, /; Franklin. .: Enum-
claw. 2: Bay View. L: Black Diamond. 2:
Ayondale, !; Arthur. l; Tot. l, Cedar
River, q: Dayals. 1: Dnwamish. .: Green
River, j; Houghton. 1: Jannifa. I; SAMMY
dale. /: Union, 1: Newcastle. 2: osceola, 1;
samamish, L. Snoquaimie. L: Sauak, =
ysshon, 1. white kiver. 2: Redmond. L.
Salmon BAY, /; slaughter. 5; hot springs.
l: Renton, 2, Durham. l.
Int C3a1t<r1e ~ 4&t&tt4 1is2 A4N3SQ 40 10
quested 70 send delegates TO said eoaven-
ton In the ssme proportion as above set
forth.
1t Ia earnestly hoped thst every voter In
Island, King and KEtsap eonnties. who
has an interest," Ia a fair aud honest rep
resentatinn of popular rights. win Join IN
our ensteayor 20 present 20 the people can
didates whose Character aud standirg viii
guarantee their Endorsement at this com.
Ing electiea.
J. n, MgTrALF, Chairman.
JOSIAH COLLINS. IR Secretary.
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Meetinu Of Stockholders.

cyeasing capital stock Of Seattle Dry Dock
a1d ship Rniidiug Company.
Notice Is hereby gfFem by the under
signed, q majority Of the trustees al said
company, 70 the stock hoide-s fhereuf. that
meeting of said stock holders win be held
at the ofsGe Of said company at the cora
p&ny works at the ffsos OF Charles street
In the city Of seattle, county Of King, Ter
fitory Of Washington, on Thursday the aosh
day o< May. 1ss2, ~ o'clock In the after
noon. hr the purpose OF increasing the
capital stock 81 sad company 10 the sum
Of three hundred thousand dollars y3f0.-
olol 20 be- divided into three thousand 5000
shares OF the pxr value OF enc hundred
dollars moo per share All The stock hold
ers are requested 70 attend
u. E. DukIE
PETEa MORAY. Trustees.
GEO. KELLY.
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REFINED HuMoE.

'.Alas, We are ali pork reaehers." rs
the fellow sale when he stole hog
Tssve Hauss Etpress.
II a man can only make his stord
improbable enough he can always finy
somebody 10 believe it,--.Somervstis
.fosfTs0s.
Tho Michigan assembly has passed
bill directed against dressed beef.
Where Is Anthony Constock 2--S1,s
FruAeiseo ExaHsimss.
Stella On, Bells. how glad ana |
/ haven't seen YOU for agesl Bella
Hush You will give us both away.
- Buslsngsoa Free fssss.
Everything has its use In this world.
Even the tly that porsistently refuses
TO be caught teaches the bald-headed
man patience.--lSomi@srTsHs Journal.
Russian fashion note: The car has
returned 10 ST. Petersburg and
changed bis winter suit Of boiler iron
for a light spring suit Of cast steel
HsssAtagseH Iask
Elwan-i wish, Annabei, that you
could have been III Paris with me.
Such lovely parks Annabel- Yes.
know should hare enjoyed the
parks most OF al. have always
heard 80 much about The Parls
green. Boston Herald.
'sSpeakin' Of t~ins," said the ella
naan Chumpkfns, There was two TOYS
raised IN our neighhorhooa that looked
| inst alike till their ayin' day. lem
didn't hare ans teeth ard his brother
Dave did. but they locked precisely
siike 81 the same. The only way sou
/ could tel sem apart WAS to nut vuur
| finger in lens mouth aud IL be 81;
yer 'sw=s Dave. ~ L<seissaa .Teursaf.
Kimberly neddiey you are amar.
sied man and ought ca be able
l To tell uac what want ta
knew. Are these gags aboat a
weman's pocket being so hard 10 get q.
| founded ON facts on retg noadley
'twho married 4 rich widow ~ You
bes they are. By the way, Rsnaheriy
have you got coapie al dsilars you
could loan me iii sasnriav - Ter.
Hasss Eyrxas.
ioaes-~So you are lyesa Sait I.aks
city, Mr.. Brsgh2fsg Could you tel
the What became 1f young Iags thai
moved cut there awhile sgof Mr.. b
Why, that yunrlg Teller was lyncsieSi
only lust aGore left. for higAmv.
blgamyt l don't understand.
thought WASH. ye ser, he wudua
take rslns n two wives. 50 the ayengin
angels nahlsed iusa Nice young chap
seo s'5--ttsRsshss Spectator.
The attention of the passengers in q
Canadian smoking; car Was rivsted OF
& strangely behaved negro. He rocked
hinseA from side 60 side without
csaSing. What's the matter with
Yea - asked Traveller who was il
the car. Iaoes yen know Dan Nc
Gary YES We'll, sab, he sole
me a silhss watch for twenty dollars
continued the nssgrg,. still S1ayia1
srosa side 10 slsse, saa' ss stops laov
ia dis here way 30 watch don so rg
uaaaA- - kssAasnsA
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Election Notice.

Notice IL hereby given that At the elec-
ton to be held in this Territory on the 14tf
day of May. A. ID. lSs9, for the purpose Of
e1ecting delegates TO the constitutional
convention, to be held in Olympia, w. r..
the following question will Be submitted
10 the voters Of King county, 10 wit:
ssShall the commissioners Ut King county
create IN indebtedness not 70 exceed two
purpose OF building . county courthouse
and Jail for said county said Indebtedness
10 be created BY the Issuance OF county
bonds for said amount and payable altar
twenty COZ years and not later than forty
{40) years from the date OF isSuancefH
All those In favor of the same win vote
.sIndebtedness-Yes." All opposed to the
same win vote ssfndebtedness-No.s
BY order Of the beard Of county eommiF-
sioners Of King county. Washington Terri
tory. w. h FORREST.
Coanty Auditor and ex ofiicio clerk Of saii
Hoard
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- - ~ ~.
..rss.- s = 49,. ...,..,s,,.
80 - ,s.-. s..,.-..s.. -..4,...r
49, - wh- ]. $500 -
3. -. - So 49,. !. Z -
- 49,. - - q. $500 s.
49, -. ~~>..s- ~ss.....v .,s5 $500
$3.50 - :. $500 { s. $500
s-.-s..-.,..-. {. *. - fa..x,d
.,.,..,., - ~-ss,.s ,s<~.~rsr..rnr = sosse-
49, -. 49, 1890 fxrs.. a.
-. = - .-<s,s.~v,r,sr,s.--.~ . hxs.s.zer.
s,,.s,srsso- ,w s. rssr,<t =. rnn<,e "a nav
- a~n <xn<n~.. Th~v re~arsl Il s
.,.r.s< <.;r. - !. ,,,s.srrxr.,,> 4 |. deficit
1900 = r. s.if.s< 81 ! vear.s huss
-, y ] s1as.~s. fb~ tet.l i,scnuse az the
,r.~.v-,.a.r.s ~xe.esss Il. s<,ta1 exnrn<ra
~ n..nx xn;I,;pu ao.,sr,t Under fhel
e,s.s .sorse.sernr;7n fns haussiux II The
.,,.gs. rax ,eft d The re,,ersf govern
rnent hut II Vas exu~esssy ssfrulsfe<a
that Hnser no circumstances should
fhe reverne Of the postal department
excesd its necessary expenses. The
GOOD People af the newly liberated
states were afrsia that heir govern
uaent wonid cheat them, ard they &c
corsIineiy included this curious pro-
vision IN the articles Of confederation.
IL Is TO be presumed that they studied
the annual reports of the postal de-
ragtmens, rejoicing while its income
cad sss expenditures balanced looking
gum when there was . deficit and
considering that thsy bad not been
cheated when there was not . sarfs.
II Is probably because t,f this curious
suspicion Of the general government
entertained by the Americans Of the
last centnry that the Americans Of
to-day ara inclined to think 1t dread
fui wheIs the postal department shows
. delEeit CT more than 3 few million
dolIars
As matter Of fact. the handling OF
the mails is one Of the legitimate fune-
tions OF government, having become
% By the universal consent Of civilized
peoples. s. Is the duty OF every gov
eminent 10 make communication be-
tween its citizens as cheap ard as re-
liable a. possible. II government is
20 alIluent that It's income from other
sources IS sufficiently great TO permit
II 10 carry the mails at . loss. its own
citizens are the gamers. Ii any gov
eminent should become so wealthy
that Il would be able 20 carry the mails
for nothing. IL would he so much the
better for It's people. They would have
no cause TO complain because their
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sisvs. That a ssemaa Treasures

Ses fes OF the visitors. especially
shose of the feminine psrsnaslsn, have
. positive tesling IL veasrssSan fuy the
president. and some of thetn Dc very
s-1d EhinFs While anser the influence
81 his pvesence The narxaazl. ap 30
date. Is held By very stylish little
lady. q reskient 81 New York city.
she sss ~ the White hosase On szspf-
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Dr.. wxixinx w5th ~ ~ cf the crospd
for tbs pEsnidenf = csne toM& As1Iss
t. - fri-Meekfy rec<rs5onS teu IN
lies skraek hsxs nj he< 1zz1 S1ne
ruShed up To IN ush<x md q uffed ct
kim IS - fke Wher&1k>out q y n<7f-
est tseFe stor2- The fsfcruz pa u1Sj
given md on zhe dashed. se<1 hing -
tff<<n n1inutes viii new ps1t y Tie
no@r expressive kind a. gloves On her
PRETTY hands 5crupui1rSzy avo3d1nE
contaT3 with shy Of TIE tr01d Sic q
last feArhed the p1esS3<nt. and when
be erasped her szsza Ettks Fingers sz1e
bxoaEhf her lift hxud into seFyiec and
sozn plete3y enczoscd The presidents
r1zua. she gBt hftze u1ore knAke
Than mort 81 The others did Then
she took or her x1oses ard wrapped
thesa mp carefully in paper She fezd
Captain psnxmo-e fhat she x0Eld
keep them Enukx q glass e1se. and
fAat While she lived no either hands
than her own would be privileged 60
touch them
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II remained for the Democrats OF
Seattle 10 choose delegates TO con-
vention by lot. This method has, at
least, the merit of novelty. Now let
the delegates thus chosen carry the
idea TO It's logical sequence by giving
their nomination 10 the gentlemen
who draw the longest s;raws.
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The resolutions adopted by tho Re-
publican district conventions yester-
day are simple. straightforward and to
the point. No iisinterested and pub
iic-spiritcd citizen can fail to indorse
tAae,
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A CARD.

Owing to other duties requiring my
whole attention. have appointed Mr.. ,. r.
Jacobson assistant secretary Of the Ameri-
can Building and Loan Association.
Any person wishing to make application
for loan, or any information concerning
the association win please address or call
on Mr.. Jacobson at room e. Equire's block
DOUGLAS YOUNG,
Secretary Local Board.
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Seattle Coal and Iron Co.

The annual meeting Of the stockholders
for the election Of board Of trustees, and
TO transact such other business a. may be
brought before the meeting. will take
place a. the Office OF the company in the
city Of seattle on the 10th day Of May.
1859, 1T o'clock p. m.
The transfer books viii close ct o. clock
p. m. May 6, 1859, and reopen At 10 o'clock
. m. May II, 1850.
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TRTEaIs1RT sURGE0sx

nR. A. J. MCINTOSH. NJ. O. @. v. g..
IL Fraauase OF Ontario Veterinary Cob
lexe. Toranso. IL prepared to treat diseases
of horses. cattle. ard other domestic ami
mails with care AID skill. Horses touxn.
and sold on commission. special attention
given 70 the examination OF horses a. 60
soundEeSs- Colombia street, above Sec
ond Opposite land as.5ee. seattle. W. T.
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Notice Of Dissolution.

sEArTEg, Mar I, fsSe
The psrtnershsp heretofore existinx ke-
tween Hsrry White and LAnrcn fnxeIx,
uases the Erin name OF White 4 Co. has
this DAY been dissolved By mutual con-
sent The business in fazare viii be car
r1ed en- By Harry white, who will receive
AID pay all liabilities, co1sracted with OF
by said iru-
fszssxoI HARRY WHITE.
LAURoS TSGEIa.
LkwIs., Witnesses
Harry white a Co, real estate and srpk-
ess. corner sonth Secsnt and Aala streets.
Seattle. W. T.
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CAN FRANCISCO R2fT6g CO. HTIID-
- exs Of hrlzgr<. whmrss. docks. and pile
tTsysnS for fossztstioas Aat piers plAas
Furnished on application. E0uEa 50 and
g. Yesaer hisek
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L4NDSCaFE aARnE.NKRS.

Tr o. scH sAfEKIA, NAOMI EDKTI.
lie rasfnrRl xzs1ens. Saosai, KitxAp
couusy. W.. T-IADdscape architecture
mxYz, pl&as, speed ncAfionx. the Exysag 0at
OF parks. pyiyatc sroznxs and cemeteries
according % modern methods
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TUX OPPOSITION STEAMSHIP WYE.r
Il sssaxtoeI. FzAnk woxtA. naxssc-. car -
Ing freight ard .ya<seEge-s ~ rsx.fss a
rates. VIII sail froza san rFNacksco "a
sexnd parsx 90 Nay 10 J. H. HazEel1. 4
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TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS.

The quarterly examination CT tegxherx
% King cozufy viii be held 81 the coart
housa, ssattie. VI. T.. on we<inesdny and
Thursday Mar . ard .. $50. cemrssreiug
e o clock . n.
VA. PUsxY. CO. sehscs sapt
10 y 49,. Exazinlns Bserd.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-08

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NrOR RENF-EOTTAGES At SMITHS
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MADAME TEiT3WORIH EWENs. ST.
IVA Paul's Oldest and best t1a1rroyAnf
fortune teller, $685. Front street.
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