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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-14


An indication OF the intense interest taken in
the subject Of grain rates and determinations in
shipments 10 fonnd In the defeat of Geors Q
Herb, Repubiscel nominee for the IeeissatuSe in
the Fifth district Mr.. b rb was beaten be-
cause Mess 4 Waiter and Cobb. the Demo-
cratic candidates, went before the farmers aud
pledged themselves In the following deciaTsr
don:
"A VIEW OF HEHDEo LEGISLATION.
THE undermined, candida;es for the ssats
isgtslasure from this the Fin dis riot, not hsv-
lag he'd tim 10 meet all the voter, take the
liberty Of addressing y0u By means Of . M
nnnicstion. Taere 10 no question In tae minds
OF toe people but The cost Of transportation on
ain 10 the Sound ports 10 excessive and aniuss,
and the legislature has the power
under consti utionai provision 70 adjus
the - Is. Freight rates ON grain
and pr,dace 70 the seaboard snouli be reduced
jus oue-nalf to DC just ~ the shipper and
utaole 70 the carrier, but this il not an ade-
quAss remedy: rules AID segulari ms SHOULD Be
epscssd securing 70 any and . shipp-rs eqEsi
facilities An apt Illustration has bosn far
nished you this fall showing ron the necsssity
for such rules and regu asionA
"Tners Are many farmers vho would like -
ship their grain thems~lve bus they are coa-
ironsed by . supDos d &C srsaty Of cara Tue
buying syndicaIes, however. seem not 70 be
troub ed IN thai way.
IF the people OF this, the Fifth distrsct, see
ft TO elect as. we vii. do all In our power %
bring about this desired and needed iesisla-
uot,.
I'VE are yours very respectfully.
Il wALTER,
.sWARREN COBB,
''Legislative Candidates for Fifth DIslri { Ocso-
bei "a 1880"
Let the s.ection returns attest the popularity
Of that proposition. Asssrs. Walter and Cobb
ran q d I'D neat for the place. getting COL votes
AGAINST 4A .or Herb
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AN AUTUMN pIcrURE.

Now round red roofo sand russell stacks arrow:
Homeward frpm cleaning In the stubbly
wheat,
High overhead the harsh rock ssiiesh sloy
And upless acorns craek.e meath your feet
No breeze. no breath. veerstn the osstnouse
hoods
Whence the faint smoke floats frasrsnuy
away:
And, in the distance. the half haxy woods
Glow with the barren glory Of decay
vainly the brsmbie oErsv 10 drape the hedge.
wBose i-sfi.ss gaps show many an emvtg
nes:
The chill pool sssKnstes round the seeded sesiee.
And, = the suns- saddsns ia the west
Fans real mist com cree ping dowu the da q
And Widowed Autumn Hseps behsna her veil
Alfred Ausffs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-14

Tho naturalization record IN the United
States court at Minneapolis indicates that
the immigration 10 that section is OF sgh
order. Oh 1853 persons naturalized in the
last two weeks before the election only so
were unable TO write their names. OF 4sS
Swedss nil but couli sign their names.
Oh BIZ from Norway there was but one who
failed. OF 49, Germans there were but g.
OF 10 Danes every one signed his name.
But Of Russians, out Of 4s there we're Is lIli-
terates, and 10 Austrians out of 81. II was
big average. as = whole.
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In IN edition vi the New York World
published in October. it wss stated that
Washington and Idaho combined had .
population OF 1000. A gentleman Of
this city demonstrated. and the World OF
November makes this graceful apology !:
1T is the population OF Idaho ami Wyo-
ming. notW Washington, as stated. thar is only
40 O0o. Washington has . population Of
3i9.5l6. and seattle. its chief city. claims
Al t<0p
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The following utlered ~ TIE Lowell, Mssa,
Courier. rom guder the debris 81 the isse Dan.
ecrarie landslide il thai srst. has the true ring
of ola-time Republican SIN: liners viii be
eniy of gra;utous assumption n view Of The
election snat The mission OF the Republican
party Is enfed. This notion Is ~ absurd IS il is
anwarsnted. There is uueh yer for the parry
20 do. AM IL ha. abundant eapsc ~ Tor DONG.
and is first daiy IS 10 get tog' ther' ani sup
port nrrriy Eeruhl can candidates and Repnn-
lean measures. Any other course is suic dal :"
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Lifs. which se.s ltse up q. . censor Of
the press and assumes to know pretty
nearly everything worth knowing. speaks
of Representative Joseph Mckinley" and
OF his strongly Republican district Life
should endeavor 10 learn something about
men and Things before Undertaking 10 dis
cuss politics.
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f0riow rates. sxcesens acsom IL 90 ssfons and
All the features MAJ constitute . successful and
enjoyable ulp 10 The Esss. taks tne Northern Pc
einc through vestlouie trains 70 g.. Pau.
minneapolis bulusn kno Chicago. consisting Of
chung. oravlnxroou aud sieeping esrN Ssu
touElss klecpe7 anoee the direction of the Pali-
maa palace Car Company are stiacned 70 daily
hrcugh uainA NO better service os found
A. ShAcere. casy ucKes agent 7ls second street
boston s.ock: l. 1onxin, ospS, tscass agent 50
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The next Miiiaesota legislature promises
TO De ensiyened by many "foine dis
coorse." Ignatius Donneliy went in on
the ground swell and was elected to the
Senate. Those peope cannot have much
respect for Shake-resra.
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The Man who Crushed C2ikinS.
Tacoma Ledger.

Mr.. Gray hes been . state senator for eight
years: was president Of The senate: was twice
lieutenant xov. raor of the sac. and was Cd
mi;red 81 Dc one OF the most effective speakers
in the Democratic ranks. That ne Is Q man
without trad- or proiession. exc p thai oi
politician, has long been ksown. bat that ne 10
man ct saes and shl.isy in the management of
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To the frst braacn of the Ba timore City
Council anls two Republicans were elected.
One Of ihos> was Harry ;. Cummings, bright
yfung eelore lawyer. who il the frst OF his
race to mold snch an Office N that city. Aud
the iesuiy OF II is thai he was lectsi from, =
district which was purposeiy ard outrsgeou.ly
serrymsn Tered so IS TO make the choice 0;
Republican seem iuipossislA
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PAST rrxx

The Northern tactic kaiIrcad vesubule Din
ing 49,. k5eepine Car Line, daily seryics % s.
lsaI. Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago Ne
change OF ean and twenty Ave miles tbs snort
ess route - Chicago. Tours accepting ears
through, placing passsngen IN the Union depo&
th5caSo. seven boun and thifsy-Hx minutes
sLead Of other nneA 4. ChiiberK, city ucKss
"a uI ;16 second street. boston pivcG: r Ton
Azks osIcs uekes aseLs, Seattle
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The Tacoma Ieopis hsd bitter hold fast TO
bre'r "a kins. ii lie such s Traveller that as
uaignt crap his weiI-wora caspes-oag ana MI
crate again before the time to elect Senator
comes around
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That tired. languid f-eiing and dull headache
Is very ctsaereezbse. Take two OF Tar erD Late
lie l. yer Pills bsf r. retiring. aud you viii 6nd
relief They never fail to do good.
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Free reclining char cars run shrough from
Portland to Chicago without chan . via the
second street Boston block C. K BALDWIN,
agent city dock
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Of $500 woes regis,ere4 in Kansas City.
only IL 900 we're cast. Something less than
Is 0D Republicans Of that thriving city
seem To have gone afishing.
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-Four doses Of Moose's Revealed Remedy win
make you fe~l better. Ii you DON'T you can get
81 Is Of any druggist
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-14

Stra gers in the city who desire good com.
for ace rooms should real careiu lv tn. sFor
Rent" columns OF the osr INTEL. iGgy,ER Ii
unable To nnd what you want, tnrn take al.
vantage o! the cheap rates. and Insert "a ad-
vert,sems ut like the above In the Posr.lNrELLI
6KNcER Want columns, two times for Is
eest> Brig al your wants" TO the Posr.
ISTRlLIGENcKR
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SILK CMBReLLAa
4 magnificent stocx ~ Basye's so4 Front
nfreeR
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ANACOR1ES.

We have blocks OF TN o,s each within IL
miIe> from the wraryes and depot of Anacorts
tor sale at tne unpreced ntsd price OF 800
Tor the hiock- Terms, one-ih I'd cash, balance
SIX mo TINS and one ye.E TIE Mort ira Pa
eihc vi have trains running into Anacortes wa
Sedro by November 18th
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Two TIME~,-25 CENTS.

WANTED-r0 RkSI-Two ROOMS FOR
w light Housekeeping. Address Ienaut
care Post -Iatxlligeacer.
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For Sale.

~ lots On the elec ric car Hne. with Lake
Union wstsr scnt and 5000 worm OF improve
ments: &3l0a
A besurfu new house. al modern improve
m nts. win magnificent view. an two ioss On
O.ympi' avenue: terms very easy; ss.80o
On of the finest ruery IN the Ct y, l20xl2l
on Tenth street: 5000.
Four Of he choices: lots In the Rentoo i'd
dit.on. overlooking city, mountains, lake and
sound. 1850
Two lois nea, Rradley street. The early COM
plet on Of the abe q d electric lines makes
these osr desirable: So. 100.
One extra large ioI s251xl37. near Bradley;
S2ouQ
WEST SEATTLE.
Lots IN tn frst nat next 10 the 20. tofice and
business cent and right by the caple road for
500 down, talanes on ioug time.
KlRkL AND.
Lots in Kirkiand. c.ose TO tne business rtion
rowasite ~ BE- hsd fron Us
SEORO.
By Noyembe- 15ta sedro will have tr.ns-cnn-
tine nta roat Ia OPP ratio :, king three railr ad
systems n scfuai operation ~ that great ceI-
ter. VIZ: The attic & Scrghera from Srcro to
Aracorree, tne Grrst Mortimer from Fsirhaven
10 sedro aud the NortG m Pacific from sedr 70
Seattle Hotels. blocks o. stores, churcaes
schools ard resic~nc are building. LOIS 4oxi2o
within three blocks OF the depot, 3loo, one
third down.
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WEST SEATTLE.

Lots IN thu first o at next 20 the 20 tofHce and
butins - cent and right by the caple road for
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SEDRO.

Lots in Kirkiand, c.ose TO the business rtion
and comprising the d ess part Of the original
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-04-24
Failure,

Do commercial fertilizers possess their
represented value for tho farm? Last
season, says writer in Homo and Farm,
! bought two hundred pounds of Mapes'
fertilizer for light soils. have small
garden and our soil is light, sandy and
easily worked. The season was late
and planted potatoes on April 90 I
made twelve-inch bitches, put in four
inches of soil and put on heavy coat
of fertilizer. This was covered with an
inch Of soil. cut Burbanks and planted
pieces with two eyes ten inches apart
and then covered tho seed with two
inches Of soil. Then another heavy coat
of fertilizer was covered. The plants
came up finely and when two inches
high covered them again with soil and
spread a coat Of fresh wood ashes on and
filed the trench. They grew nicely
until fourteen inches high, whom they
stopped until ripe.
4 kept them clean and when dug had
only an ordinary crop-no more than
should have expected from the ground
without any fertilizer. We had no rain
in April, but about May / it began to
rain and wo had a wet season. used
tho fertilizer freely on tho rest of my
garden, but with no apparent benefit.
Melons and beans stood still for weeks,
and on the whole I think l had tho
poorest garden since camc upon the
place. One row of potatoes was ON old
ground whore they were planted tho
year previous, and two in carriage
road which had boon In grass and woods
for four years Who is to blame, my
self, the fertilizer or the season?
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HoT-BED.

pile; bettor to have o pit ~ feet
deep and let tho pile extend @ inches
above the surface. Beat it down with
the fork as it is put in, and tread 1t
down evenly. 1t should extend out q
foot beyond the frame all around.
Place the frame on top and close 1t up
with the sash till the heat rises; then
open it, and when tho heat recedes to
about 90 degrees, which will take two
or three days, put on five or six inches
Of rich soil, finely pulverized. You
must guard against ovcrheating. cold
and crowding plants. When tho sun
shines open tho sash in the middle OF
tho day. The cut shows tho sash lifted
of and leaning against the rear side Of
the frame. Mako your bed as long as
you want it. placing sash side by side.
Ohio Farmer.
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a. Wall OF Water Eight Feet High Running
Ten Miles an Hour.

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nosuiahu az 'ne ninas nas,n anu ~ Is =
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grocer reminds Of celebrated physician whose
pce knowledge natural disorders the human FRAME has
bd medicine that Misses the that
sought all humors, from the pmpe boh
ton to tho worst blood poisoning Satrhea
Eczema Bo, earbunces, aFevesere Ipon Disease White
nature conquered by this powerful purifying and nygorag
medicine fsssa1% hN
So confident are the manufacturers Pccs Golden Med
Discovery will accomplish all that is claimed for
they have long sold it. through druggists under positive guarantee
be promptly refunded. sAA II Aasa
Main Street, Buffalo, N Y. .a9
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him 70 March. vho M Standing 81 ~
forec1stle within : couple Of yards and
III that moment / saW murder come into
his mind shall never forget he sud
den darkening 81 his lace, and the yin-
dictfve flash that passed over Il giving
him . dreadful look Of maliSnity and
ferocious purpose. 1t Haid TO me-AA
plain as wordss Here Is my opportunis
~. have only 70 stumble against that
kneeIin8 man and he viii l0seh his bal.
snce, fall over she xindisss, ard tho
cable will do the rest So unfhistakable
was his intention that sprang forward
to seize him; but At the same moment
tic situation changed. March made one
step forward; Norris half rose and moved
backward, away from the break Of the
forccastfe, at the same time looking up
into. March's face. What he recognized
there he never said, but he started gave
a low cry, and moved to stand up Sim
ultaneonsly, March STRIDE toward him,
appeared to trip over something, fell
forward with his arms extended, over
Norris back, and before any one person
could lift hand to help him, shot for
ward, fell abaft the windlass, his full
length on the flying cable. and the
captain paused, wiped his moist fore
head, and continued, with d 1ittic hesita-
ton: "Wcll, II was all over in two sec
onds. The cable stopped running with
jar that ] thought would have cut the
windlaas in two, and we, with white
faces and trembling limbs, clapped the
compressor on, and went TO work to un-
shackle the chain. 1t was an awful Job
getting it of the windlass. The poor
fellow hadn't whole bone left in him,
lie had been carried three times around
tho barrel Of the windla between the
lower part Of which and the deck there
was not six inches space. =
And so, !" we said, after some silence,
your mates strange antipathy was
after all justified by the event.
Eyes" said Captain Brundage, thought
fully, land there is even more than that
in it. Do you sec that he really had the
most powerful motive for hating Norris
that is, he would have had could no
have foreseen what was to happen? not
solely because the new second mate was
TO be the cause of his dreadful death,
but because he was to be led to that
death through the spirit Of murder, and
was thus to be hurled into eternity with
the purpose of the blacklist crime upon
his soul? ! don't know what you gem
tlemen may think about it, but tho
recollection OF poor March's death, and
what went before it, always gives me
particularly uncanny feeling; it looks
50 much as though there had been at
work against him an influence which
showed positive malignity, and of
kind exceeding that which mere NOR
tails at their worst bear to one another"
Whether or not we agreed with the
captain. his story had impressed us saA
much that none of US felt disposed to
argue the point with him.-G. +. Par
sons, in N. Y. Ledger.
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- pSysksIsn x EsS- ~ St 1l>l'5
enthe<11S there recently, told q enc q
tho frSt professional eals mslo ~ =
fellow practitioner. III uns sent iok ~
rich but avaricions man, who had ais
located his Jaw. The young ssure1on
promptly put the member In place.
s.What Is your bill, sSctory' asked the
patient .Fifty dollars sir = Greet
hcavonsr And the man opened his
mouth SO wide as to dislocate his Jaw .
second time. The physician again put
things 70 rights. what did you SAY
your bin wasp again asked the patient
sss1 san re was $50. nof tits 500" Tho
man rrumblcds but paid 1t.
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The HoT-sEp.

Fall Directions fof Making One That
Answers Every Purpose.
Please give directions for making .
hot-bed. ! want 1t for sweet potatoes,
cabbage, etc. Make a frame of boards
as shown in tho cut. II you have COM
mon o-fect sash, mako the frame 9 feet
wide from front to, rear, Is inches high
in front and 2 feet high in tho rear.
The hot=bnd should be. 2 feet IN depth
at least, made Of horse dung fresh from
the stable, forked over twice. two or
three days apart, SO as to get it into
proper state. Put this material
in . pit on top Of the ground in
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-04-24

ror is wide. Then make two tri-
angular brackets and nail to each end
Of the board Place your, mirror be-
tween the outer ends Of the brackets
and secure it there by screw through
tho brackets into the frame on each side.
These screws will act as pivots, allow
ing you to tilt She mirror to any anglo
whenever you use it. Paint it and
fasten to tho wall where convenient.
Easy, amt it2
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tell tho truth ! would rather havc the
ssfixin's" than the dress
In the first place have him make You
. securing box like the above illustra-
ton. Get . weli-made Dor about ten
inches long and six inches wide by two
and one-half inches deep. Then take .
piece of board. nicely planned.
about quarter Of an inch
thick and make it to ct tightly be-
tween the two sides and just long
enough to reach from the center Of the
bottom to an Inch beyond ono end.
Nail 1t fast in place and it's donof tho
board forming shelf on which TO lay
knife blades while securing.
My husband Is taller than ! am, and
our small mirror which we have in the
wash-pantry never hangs at the right
angle To improve that state of affairs
i had him make something like this:
Procure board about eight inches
wide and just as long a. your mir
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Notice.

Attention Of those suffering with Dropsy
Is called to DH.H- H Green Il & sss;effis fair
offer to furnish free ten days, trial treat
mcntto every sufferer. These physicians
have made hundreds of almost miraculous
today stand as the only successful Dropsy
specialists in the world. See their ad. in
this paper.
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Con.umnt on surely Cured.

ToTHE EDITOR Please inform your read
crs that have a positive remedy for tnt
above named disease. BY its timely use
thousands of hopeless cases have been per
mancEtly cured. shall be glad to send two
bottles Of my remedy FREE To any of your
readers who have consumption II they will
send mo their express and po3t-o.fice ad-
1ress. Respectfully, r A SLocUM. NJ c.,
Isl Pear street, New York.
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COMING OUT OF CHURCH.

y
sTIs memory 81 Childhood:
Twilight shadows deepening;
md the sooty. swinging kettle
Trying very hard to sing;
Then abevy Of bright children,
just like birds upon perch
Watching, In the crimson efnbcrs,
People coming out ofehurch
Little people.
Nlmbie people,
Coming ont Of church.
Golden rippIes Of the fIrelight
Dame upon the Kitchen wall;
And, to join the siIvcry laughter,
Harkf the cr1cket'g CHEEKY call.
OH the giances, quick and star like.
while 80 eagerly they search
For glimpse Of scarlet Inantlcs--
People coming out Of church.
sprightIy people.
Queercst people. :
Coming out Of church.
Faded, like that hrc-side's cmbers, s
Are th6ee faces NOW 70 me
hut wander back 10 Child Land,
And a child seem to be;
For, tonight, my own wee dariings,
Just like birds upon a perch,
Sit and watch, the same Ms did,
People coming out II church,
FIitsing people,
Crowds Of people,
Coming ont Of church.
George Cooper, In N. \. Independent
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The "NIbthcr's FRIEND.

Not only shortens labor and lessons pail
attending IT, but greatly diminishcs tn,
danger to life of5both mother and child i
used few months before confinement
Write 10 The Bradteld Regulator Co, At
lanta Ga, for further particulars. Sold b,
all druggists.
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THE FARMING WORLD


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M Eh<fr sti11 - These. 90
have . few @hand-snadev articles
which could scaroely get slong with
out IN my daily life hope the sisters
will give their husbands no rest until
they have them made. Tell the good
man he has either got to try his hand 1t
it or get you new silk dress You will
SEQ how spry he is getting around after
the tools TO 70 70 work, tried this
plan szd II worked admirably, and 70
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II don't SEQ why you criticise the mail
service. Il sent . letter to. q man in Chi
cago smonth ago.
aAnd when did he get it?"
.sHe didn't get 1t. The letter came
back to me In good shape, and that after
having gone way out to San Franeisco."
Life.