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Only Negro.

Speaking Of Clement g rretc Morgan. the col
ored class orator Of Harvard. the Boston Pslot
grimiy observes: when his Grafton yss ended
and Morgan stepped out OF Harvard and into
the world, he ceased to be gentleman ana an
equal. and at one descent fell TO the level ~
the Niger who could never be invited to ones
house or proposed o. ones club, who would be
refused room 81 near ali leading hotels. even
in the North, and would not be tolerated even
in church in the haif-empty psw of polite yor-
shippers Clement Garrett Morgan has trial.
and heart-hurnings before him, ana we wish
him strength and wisdom 70 bear them We
trust that he, who spoke so well of .yfesrions
saffsrings in his GRAFTON last week viii feel tt a.
By his superior mental training he is called upon
not 10 evsdc bat take the blow meant for hia
co,ored brethreas
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TO HIM WHO WAITS.

Many . castle I've built in Spain,
With turr Is and domes that were passing fair
But the first wild storm of wind aud rain
Has proved me my castles were made Of air.
Many feet have sent 10 sea,
Freighted with hopes and ambitions bright:
Never snip has come back TO me,
Though have watched for them long by day
and night
But sometimes think there will come DAY
When my hearts fond wishes shall attain
When walled and lowered In grand array
Shall stand secure my castl,s in spain.
And look to see the sunsets glow,
As IL redtens the ocean miles on miles,
Shine on the ships that sal ed long ago.
My ships coming bscK from the Fortunate
Edith Sessions Turner
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The Spokane Census.


The Spokane Falls census has been very care
fully made and will not vary materially from
1880 When 1: Is recalled that the population
of spokane Falls ten years ago did not reach
that number by Is 900, It viii be seen that the
increase Of the eli y has been during the past
ten years 4,700 per cent, or A per cent. per
annum. The population of Tacoma Is placed
by Superintendent jenkins of the west de
census division at 1854, while Seattle
counts up ss,76S. Tacoma has notori-
Gus had the backing of the Northern
Pacific railroad. which until very recently as
this end of the state gave its influence to the
upbuilding Of Cheney as against Spokane Falls
This city has had nothing but the pluck and
energy of its citizens to depend on for its
grow b. Seattle is one of the OLDEST towns in
tie state, and was place of importance even
before the late civil war. 1t has had to contend
againss The influence OF the Northern Pacific
raj road which is represented by the present
population OF Tacoma Undoubtedly bad the
Northern Pacific made Seattle its Sound term
mus aad pushed its growth as It has pushed
Tacoma, there would have been no city or even
town at the latter point. while probably 1900
people would be found at Seattle today.
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MONDAY. JULY alsr.

The Seattle Hardware Company viii be fond
in their splendid new stores In the Colman
building. corner OF Front and Marion streets. on
the shove date. In tine meantime there win be
no cessation in their immense business owing TO
their unriyalled facilities for handling their
large stock. Tae stores of this d m at SIS West
street and at corner OF ssco.d and Pike streets
will remain open for business until the final re-
mOval on the above date.
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The census returns crsdis Council Bluffs.
Iowa, with q traction over 220oo population.
There are very nearly ten thousand children
OF school age in the city. the voters about
equal the school children in number.
Tnis leaves but . very narrow margin
for women and non-voting males. Such figures
require no argument to establish their worthless
ness Either there is . shortage-and a great
shortase-in the total. or an amazing fecundity
among the wives of Council Bluffs.
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vEsTlBuLED TRAIN SERVICE

Over the Northern Pacific railroad; dining carr
ard sleeping ears every day in the yea.. seattle
10 Clicago al miles the shcrteE route Second
class passengers, too, are afforded excellent 90
commooationx
fHiRTT-rEREK HOURS AND fHIKTy-sIx NIyurzs
saytd IN reaching Chicago via this line. A.
CniloerF. city ticket sgenx 7i6 secend street
S<aff5e
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Fine Farms Under the Timber.
Saafspd Iousrel

Cattle which have been wintsred on the tide
lands Of the Nasel, are beng taken up the river
by their owners, as the range on the upper bot
toms Is better than the tide lands. In few
years whers most of our timber has been logged
Pacific county viii be one of the best counties
In the state for stock rails rR.
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The Association races Friday, Saturday and
Sunday premise 10 be m immense succefa The
fastest runners and troEtess in the s;ases OF Ore
gon and Washiugton are already stalled at the
rare track and training 20 carry OF the big parses
offered BY the Association.
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BRIGHT NORTHWEST NEWS.

Peter Hansen, young man, screw-tender In
the South Bend mill, was drowned June % in
the willapa river by the capsiz;ng Of boat
There 10 now first-class trail from Hoodsport
to the copper mines ab0va. Lake Cushman.
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Those must be veterans" she said.
ayes: and those Immediately following are
the sons of veterans" he replied
But there seems to be another company Of
very smsn boys"
ayes; those are the sons OF the soma of vet
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Ten TO FIFTY HoJ-Rs s.yvn

BY taking the Northern Pacific sestibuIed trssn:
leaves Seattle 500 q n daily. No change Of
cara and III miles the shortest route IA f-5sr~ "a
Ioarsss sleeping cars through, placing passsa-
gers IN Union depot ten 20 ffry hours ahead of
otnes Ines A. Chiiherv. city fiekeg agent rs
second street. Boston block. Tantis ae,.ss
iexes sSent sestsla
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ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS Will he held a. tol.
At tho College Buildings. .2rH.sr. AND MADISON.
AVE- Tor the
SCHOOL or ARTS ard
SCHOOL. or MINIS
beginning on MONDAY. sept. 80. at 10 a. NJ for tlr
SCHOOL. OF LAW
on SATURDAY. oct :. 1t 10 A. NJ. for tho
SCHOOL OF POLITICAL ScIrHCE and
scmooI. or PHILOSOPHY
tMATEIcrLAriuN p>l. hArrKpAY OCT. y.
And at ~: WISE 3?rH 81. fr tho
SCHOOL. OF MEDICINE
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Ireinnng on n tNpAl, sept. %
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n.nt on "Wednesday oct /. ato a. NJ and for the oth"r
departments on Monday. oct H. at 10 u m.
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CoLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
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