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For Sale.

STOCK and fixtures OF downtown gents fur
/. nishing goods store for sale. Address CASH,
box 200 World.
THE ENTIRE FURNITURE Of small FIAT every
thing complete; In excellent condition. for sale
very cheap West iOith ST., Janitor.
TWO LNMSON check registers hrst-cIass order
so. retiring from business Address BAR
GAIN 75l 9Th ave.
TNPEWRlTERS sacrificed. largest stock; quick
est. reliable service. satisfaction guaranteed .
rentals lowest repairs free. the old. reliable
house telephone connection, TNpEWRlTERS
HEADQUARTERS. IS Liberty vt.
TN PEwRlTER nARGAINs-C1eapcr than eve7;
Standard machines. $50 10 $50; send TOR snmples
shipped. allowing examination. rentals, 81 -
Consolidated Typewriter Exchange 2ii broadway.
~ PEW RiItR~ New bargains in all makes ;
beautiful tustr imcuts; rental. 81 monthly.
Typewriter Bargain Exchange .aS broadway
UPRIGHT PIANO, almost new, parlor suit mir
rnr, Sc, also private house for sale Inquire
OWNER, 23S Wvulbtnr st, near Hamburg ave
Brooklyn.
WATCHES. diamonds, icwclry and siverware on
easy instalmCntF, delivered first payments
DAVIDSON. 81 East i2ith St
WATCHES. diamonds jewelry. easy instalment
payments; 81 weekly: delivered first payment
EXCHANGE WATCH Co. AZ broadway.
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Res, Estate for Sale Out of the City.

FINE country residences farms. shore fronts and
building lots. WV KIRBY, 1875 Times Bldg. \. Y.
FOR SALE, nj a bargain; nicely finished. well
located, u room cottage, q minutes walk from
sherman Park station; easy payments. +. \.
SIEbMAN, 2b East I'D 81. New York city.
HALF MILE Niagara River frontage: uncN-
celled for dockage. JOHN Z. HABERSTRU,
4Dd Main st., Buffalo.
WIDOW offers hotel and Ai-hOuse: 10 rooms
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Wire News In Brief.

The Oklahoma Hotel, was burned at Tavlor,
Tex, yesterday. ny r. iou n'ymal no ise
and sign painter perished In the flames. Richard
Schultze, a carpenter, was nearly sun0cated and
leaped from a window and broke his arm and
dislocated shoulder
The residence Of Mrs. Stewart. on Crescent Hill
Springfield, Mass, was entered by burglars about
o. clock last evening and diamonds and teHelry
to the value Of 81. 600 were stolen
The iron axle plant OF J. Y. johnson 4 Co., in
Manchester Va, has been destroyed by IRE
Lose. sl00, 900; Insurance, tlo.e0o.
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FALL CLEARANCE SALE.
All makes pneu. tired, ladies' and gents.
49, t37 SO. $40. fi5, SO and 500:

$50, $50. 90. $40, 40, Va DO and 300.
Inspection invited. Basement, 10 Barclay st.
FOrulNG-BED, oak upright. beNel pier glass
he, rly new, cost s35 will sell for $50. BART
LEI T. lp7 West lO5th st,
FOR SALE CHEAP-Fiytures for butter and egg
store II RICE, 800 Greenwich St
FOR SALE-Good paying concert hall. IFS Wash
ington st., Hohoken. no agents
FOR sALE-Marttime association certlncate paid
up until June. 80. very cheap. JUNE, box 81
world
FURNITURE Compelled to sell at once nne up
right piano. paror suit, mantcl, cabinet, pie
lures mirrors, table. big sacrifice. ltS East jsth
st, ground nour
cabinets mirrors carpets, pdTlor suits buffet pie
ture1, curtains. 2s7 East t9th st.
FuENlTuKE II nat for sale cheap a East
llslh ST.. top floor
HARDWOOD MASTELs. with French plate bsv-
mirror u2 50. tile facing free GRANT. 200
West isd at
PARLOR SUIT. double folding and single bed ;
also winter coat lined with iprs. 81 ~ ave.
FIASO-A urst-clAsS piano, Win ali the latest
improvements and : years' guarantee for cash
or iu,talmrn .. no faH -3d -.
PppI. aud puuun1 laples; al sizes: auction
price. IS u. GRIFFITH ~ rft, IAN ave.
RALEIGH SIS. Liberty, $50, Remington. $40, and
l2ilh n
SAFES sold direct from factory house. 81. busl.
ness, $50, catalogue tree. NEW YORK SAFE
CO, ~ Clnton place
sAFEs-old and new safes safes easy terms
safes exchanged. moved and Tepalrel ". II
BUTLER, 70 Duane st. near Broadway
SAFES cheap-Large safe , medium safes; small
safe, HeTrlngA Hall and Marvin makes QulRK,
q Sprng ~
SAFES. new aud second hand. jewellers pawn.
brokers on. Il, Mo sIs,i i'' "a 'G MAIDEN lam.
SEWING MACHINES Wilcox \ NibtS, Au-
tomato, domestic, New Home, White, Singer,
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Galveston Printers WIN Accept.
(By Associated Presa)

ND9 NhHONIAIeu FTeHHlI
GALVESTON. Tex, Oct. BIN answer TO the
challenge OF four Denver typesetting machine
operators to compete for a purse OF 500. two
operators on the Galveston News. X Y. Choate
and j. w. Hosea, have accepted the same against
any two OF the Denver operators.
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Real Estate to Let-New Jersey.

GREESNlLLE, y. j., ~ minutes Central Rail.
road New Jersey, 3 Winfield ave. Desirable
s-rOom house; gas, bath. heater, near station;
So monthly HARRISON.
HACKEN SACK, y. j. Beautiful modern cot
tages S2h, call AT once. VAN HORN, agent
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For Sale.

oN TImS, fSc. pr Inn Second 7,ne, ssc ps
hne. ThTf and SGbgcqueli 7iues roc. per hne
tc. PEI inc ,rtrd charp, IN SanddyI
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Houses Wanted-ceuntrx.

HOUSE, with 10 rooms, one or two acres of land
and sIablp lot Atud on ~ NJ island not over 10
miles from city Hall, Brooklyn; rent must he
low. GAMER, j22 Blocker ST Brooklyn.
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Real Estate Wanted.

To OwNERs-I want nat property to collect q
rent. SMITH 1865 W seth st.
wANTED-Country place, worth from $50, go
TO sOu, OOO, within 70 miles of New York city.
JAMES J. LlBBi son, 6D Liberty 81,
WAN ED-o or u acres near Arlington, :. L.,
extending from wafer inland tate lowest price
for cash. Address X. A., box 1s2 World.
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Real Estate to Exchange.

COUNTRY PLACE WANTED for equity in /,
nice houses; value %, 900. 176 broadway,
room 45la
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TO I.ET-Northeast corner Park ave. 4 18th St
: rooms \ hath, Apply ianitor
To LEr-Fiats OF 4 all light rooms & hath, all
Improvements; rents SlI. ON premises, 81 L
ll3th St
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THE HERMoINE.

Southwest corner 10th st. & Park ave-Els-
CANT apartments u large light rooms & bath:
decorated. steam heat. hot water elevator:
building hreproot; grand recepton-room, with
piano. for tenants exclusive use; convenient To-
cation; / block from elevated station; call see
what you are offered for sl5 to siS cheap at
$50. DAILY, IS e. ll6th ST.
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UrFurrlahsd-Wes. Side.

AMSTERDAM AVE. si7 near $50 st-Chsapssl
mats In city; large, light rooms q bath;
decorated; steam heat; s25 to $40. Janltor %
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BROADWAY l2H above slst st. CWinchester)-
Apartments containing rooms. bath. earpeted;
business or dwelling; elevator.
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Real Estate for s.ie-Lons island.

DOES ASNBODI want this bargain, near sta
ton In Corona room dwelling; price 81 200
n 900 CASH rest ST. monthly SCHALFER,
100 Broadway, or Corona.
FOR SALE-Bargain; 2-story and base nent
brick house dry cellar, / rooms; water. gas,
bath, &c, minutes by trolley from Bath st.
Terry; price $1,000; terms easy. 173 llth st.
Long Island City.
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Real Estate for ssIe-srooklvn

Real Estate for SaIe-BrookIyn.
BARGAIN-House. 18th Ward, near Bedford ave.
elegant 2-story. basement and cellar brick; 10
rooms, all improvements; 81. 500. REALTY EX-
CHANGE. 272 broadway, brooklyn.
rooms; nice location; near bridge. DURHAM
10 Canton St
FOR SALE or exchange; full g. story single flats:
Just completed; all improvements; good bar
gain. Apply HARRY LESTER. 1877 9th ave,
Brooklyn.
REA II ESTATE AGENTS. ATTENTIONi-One
Of the best corners in business section of Broad
way for sale: liberal commission. For particulars
apply OWNER, 6Sb Broad way, Brooklyn.
TO BAKERS.
Fine opening for baker In the splendid new
buildings I'D ave. between 47th 4 4sth stS u
hrst-class oven and all improvements; low price
and very easy terms. JAS. BURKE. 20t 47th ct.
-, OOD HOl SIC; IA regular free gilt: no detached
house IN Brooklyn on 2OxlOO lot 80 cheap; one
minute from thestnutst station; Office foot steps;
open sundays also, q. A. L. co.
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Brooklyn.

$50 PER MONTH"; of the small Groom brick
houses on Warren place, the prettiest little
street IN Brooklyn, below Herr, from Warren
office, 100 Baltic st.
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Houses and Apartments - let
one TIM, soc. pr tine Sec,7id Tine, ne De-
No eItro cka,ge On Stfndcys
unfurnished housea to Let

DIST ST i27 W.-iO rooms 4 bath good order:
possession; $500. JOSEPH CORBIT CO., 23d
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18TH ST. 1871 E.-New single fats, 8 light, steam
heated; g. flights; reduced; $50. $40. Janitor.
18TH ST, 215 E.--room apartments. with i'm
provements: low rents: jsnitor. j. Levy. 200
e. 33d st.
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Fred Pfeffer is quoted as saying that
he has a National Association franchise
for Chicago Preffer has signed con-
tract with the National League for 1885.
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John j. McCloskey signed yesterday as
manager of the Louisville Baseball Club
for 1895. McClosiey has successfully
managed several clubs in minor leagues
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18TH 81, $50 B35 337 E., between LIST g ID
ayes. Elegant flats, rooms & bath; decor ted
ceilings; all improvements; new houses; awnings:
halls steam heated; rent SO u $50. Inquire
lanitor.
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INVESTIGATING INDIAN CLAIMS

Federal oneiaf Making Inquiry Into
Much Investigated Subject
w. II. Robson, assistant United States
attorney from the department of justice,
arrived in this city early yesterday morn
ing from Tacoma Mr.. Robson has been
taking evidence in the Indian depreciation
claims. on which judgment has been rem
dered but which congress refused to ap-
propriate. There are about fifteen cases in
the state. of which number he has heard
ten personally. When asked when an in
yestigation was necessary, Mr.. Robson
said:
when the record shows that all the
proceedings we're regular and all the ma
terial facts established by the proof. then
an investigation il not necessary. But IN
many cases iurisdictlonal facts and other
facts necessary 10 Judgment are not shown
In such cases an investigation is necessary
10 determine whether the Judgment IN the
event of new trial would be the same as
that rendered
The amount of judgments was $500, 600.
and he amount appropriated by congress
was SIS. GO. To be applied as far as would
go on the certification of the attorney gen.
eraI to The comptroller of the treasury.
When asked what would be done with the
evidence taken on his tour when he re-
turned 10 Washington City, Mr.. Robson
said:
when | get back some action will be
taken for the purpose OF securing new
trial in such cases are not certified for pay
ment, under statute which gives Us the
right 10 make a motion for new trial
within two years Of the date OF Judgment.
In this city yesterday afternoon the
cases OF DIR. Ii. A. Smith. of Ballard.
Henry Van ASSET and Oliver de Graf
we're heard. DIR. Smith received Judgment
for 81 go, Mr.. Van ASSET for S2,000 and
Mr.. De Graf for s., 500 Several judgments
have been rendered in favor of parties at
Port Townsend and Port Madison which
will not need to be investigated.
Mr. Robson is accompanied by Miss
Dashieil. stenographer from the depart
ment, and they will leave this morning tor
Portland, where a number of cases will be
investigated, and then California, Nevada,
Utah and Colorado will be visited. re-
port to the attorney general will probably
not be made sbefore January /, 1885, as q
large territory has yet to be covered. The
largest percentage of claims is in Texas
and New Mexico. where there are seventy
out of 2Os judgments which have to be in
vestigated.
Mr.. Robson said that from the testi-
mony tue depredations were far the worst
in Eastern Washington, Southern Oregon
tions not being contented with stealing
the settlers cattle, as in New Mexico, but
brutally numbering them.
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Highest of all in Lesveniag Power-Latest u Govt Report
RH!a!!,!;!! Bssijs
ABSOLUTELY PURE

come for water and yesterday MI CArr'
having heard nothing more from nin-
seat bis son Clyde over 20 the rsnep 10 see
IL the captain w.s there The boy r.
turned and told his father that the cap
t2in's dox xas a. the house. bat he did not
see him around Mr.. Carr then sent over
himself and upon entering the house
found Capt Arey dead on the bed. dressed
in bis everyday clothes. He had vomsted
on the bed and door and from
q hasfy glance the discoverer thought the
dead man had been suddenly taken al and
lain dosn upon the bed Death evidently
esns quickly. for he had bad no oppor-
tunity 20 take OF his shoes without fur
Their investigation Mr. Carr came af once
20 the eity and reported 10 Coroner Hor-
ton Depasy Coroner Liliey accompanied
Mr.. Carr 10 the scene OF death last night
LiEIy :. Lipsky, Of this city, 10 said TO
be niece Of the captain. and Mrs. Fra
xier. whose given name is not known.
sister. A telegram vas sent 10 the son ~
Port Blskeley last night.
Ii is said that the captain owned prop
erfy in lower California. where he once
lived. when quite wealthy.
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The semi-annual meeting of the Puget
Sound Medical Society was called to order
by President C. A. Walsh at the Northern
hotel on Tuesday morning at 10 O'Clock
with about twenty-five members present
and concluded its labors at 1870 the same
evening. after which a banquet Was held
in the dining room of the hotel The
meeting was principally taken up with
the reading ofthe following papers:
"Materia Medica AMI General Therapeu-
tics" w. w. Misner. +. w. South worsth,
L. W. Carpenter: Obstetrics. c. Mum
son. c. NJ. Baldwin, L. +. Thompson I;
surgery" III. b. Baglev. G. A Walsh, r.
r. Hill "Gynecology." +. A Churchill,
Sarah Kendall; ''opthalmology, GEOLOGY
and LaryngoIogv, Francis B. Kellogg:
Potency" Z. W. Young. +. y. Stevens;
Electro Therapeutics. 7. ". Young.
The following offcsrs were elected to
serve for the ensuing term: President.
Francis B. Kellogg; vice president, L. W.
Carpenter; secretary and treasurer, c. NJ.
Baldwin. The next meeting will be held
ut Tacoma some time in March.
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E.sni<s HossI Hsy n. Leased Tor High
A@hnaI


The board % edncssion held It's reguia-
rn0nfhly meeting iast night and took
STEPS towards leasing the Rainier hotei for
the high school The secretary was In
strucsed % communicase with Cyrus
walker In regard 70 the matter. and have
him state bis terms Of Jesse.
TIE secretary sas instructed TO make .
demand on the city council 30 connect the
sever Of the Rainier school with the city
sever
Capt Dresser. Of the high school cadets,
appeared and stated TIE cond ton u the
Affairs Of The esrnpany. and asked for as
sssianos In securing The necessary equip
rnents, cadet rifles, belts. bayonsts. etc.
The board is IN favor % hsl ping the cause,
ard viii look into the matter.
Superintendent Barnard recommended
fhe erection Of = temporary tw0-rOom
school, b1iiding on the Denny-Fuhrman
addition. The mstter vas LAID over till .
future meeting.
The secretary was instructed 70 CON-
manicats With q. y. Alexander. Of the
board Of public works. % see II . crossing
cannot be pat across Remington avenue
and broadway.
The superintendent stated that the man
uai training school va. nov completed.
aud thought the necessary parsphsrnslis
should he purchased At once lie Was In
formed that tue matter sas in the hands
OF the purchasing committee. which would
soon act.
Superintendent Barnard's monthly re-
port for the period from September IL,
lss3. 70 June -. lcsss. was presented as fol-
lows:
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Al ola Sea Captain Meets Sudden Death
on His Ranch.

Capt Arey. formerly = we'll known deem
sea captain. who has been living for some
time On his ranch some distances from
south Park, was found dead on his bed
yesterday afternoon sy ;. f. Carr. his
nearest neigabor Mr. Carr reported ths
matter 10 Coroner Horton last even5nv
and later. in conversation with Posr-Ix.
TEt4EsKScER reporter, said he did NOT
think there was anything In the case in.
Gieaslng suicide or violence.
Capt Arey's ranch consists Of tartv
acres. and Is located one ana ons-half
miles vest Of South Park. Mr.. Carr nx..
a6oas quarter Of mile distant Ahont
tao weeks ago Mrs. Arey and her d.ayb-
ter vent TO Tolt hop picking. thus leaving
the captain alone st home. His SON VII.
lam Is working at Port Blskslev. The
captain has been in the hAsif IF gong "a
Mr.. Cars 10 get water, and While there
last Monday evening he remarked that he
had eaten q very hearty neal. intending
two bag eueumeers. lie was then
n good health, apparently. and Mr..
Carr tanks be heard she captain remark
once thar be sas never sick day in ms
lais~ Tuesday attsTnooa M. AFsy did nss
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W. ID. CARED. who was imprisoned In
the county Jail az Coneonuliy. okanogan
county, awaiting trial for the shooting Of
A. Spencer on July 81. committed suicNe
BY hanging himself 10 the bars OF his cell
on Sunday morning. September 2 His
brother. who arrived in Town the night
before. took charge Of the body. Gairei
left letter ia which he said that he CON-
mitted suicide 20 prevent his being the
cause Of further disgrace 20 his family.
Public sentiment in this vicinity con-
demned the killing as wanton and unjasti-
fable. and it IS thought the prisoner feared
the result OF trial of his case.
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Register o'Teole aud Rseeiver Terry, of
the local land Office. took testimony yes
terday in the case of the Green River Coal
and Coke Company against Peter Brown,
Dewitt Wallis. William Palmer, William
kangiey. James McWiiliams, Franklin
and Harry G. Little, involving the west
half Of the northwest quarter Of section 2.
township - north. range east. The con-
test Is as 60 the character Of the land. the
company claiming 10 10 be coal instead Of
AGRICULTURAL
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rAxKs on HOSPITALS.
PeKr Irnlow. sent 10.

PoEr Lrptow. sept 10. issg
To TIE EplroE: Did not the last leEis-
latnre make iaw taxing hospitals that
receive paw tor patients admitted IN their
warasf Does Providence hosnlial in the
cifv ~ Seattle PAY any taxcsf Have the
county commissioners or assessor anv
right 90 exempt any such property from
saNati0nf ERI
fSrction s. psee -. Session Laws Of Isas.
SPECIAL exonrtion from taxation :''Sevsnth.
All free publio libraries. hospitals Tor the
care 81 the sisk. supported in xhole By
charity, orphsnsges Aai orphan asyiums,
Institutions for tie reformation Of fallen
women. aad homes for The aged and in
frn. ADD the grounds where0n such IL
brarics. hospitals. asy ans. Institutions or
homes are bait. not exceeding 10 feet by
30 feet. when used exclusively for the
purposes n this subdivision enumerated -
Proxiaence hospital is not entitled 20
exemption under thls law. ana is there
fore taxed the same as any ether property
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BREvHTIEs.

The preliminary examination OF Mrs.
l. NJ. kinnamvn and Z. c. Baldwin. who
are charged By j. C. Gormley with stealing
bis personal effects, was continued yester-
day by Justice Caldwell TO today at the re-
quest Of the state
Justice Carson, Of the Duwamish pre-
cincs, yesterday granted continuance In
the case OF Peter Burns charged by Denny
Obrien, the ag.tator. with hitting him on
the head slth cane, until this afternoon.
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HExhes. cAxsrnan. ard George 2. lie
esssKner. SECRETARY a e1snzniEses ca
transportation Was appvsnsea, also es'szl-
Enssfee 80 confer With tne central ca'sIa-
rnifte~ and kGl Taeareaes n TIE dsaegssson
A6jeurnmeat vas tzken I'll o'esoek tbs
afternoon
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SEATTLE DAY ar rHE FAIR.
Many Visitors Go 10 Tacoma on Gsiiy
Decorated steamers.

Yesterday was seattle-Tscoma and Pio-
nser day at the Interstate fair and large
number Of city officials aud representative
men from this city attended. The steam
ers Multnomah. City Of Aberdeen. State of
Washington and Flyer were gaiiy be-
dccked with fags aud fair colors, and
while the crowds we're not large they were
merry aud enthusiastic.
The pioneers lefs IN a body on the 7:45
Flyer and were about Us strong, including
many ladies. Each member wore the
badge Of the association and sported the
fair colors. Among the city officials were
City Comptroller WIN ii. Parry. President
IeAnder Miller. OF the board of aldermen,
President J. r. Cviehton. OF the honse Of
delegates. Aldermen Lcvejoy aud Ander-
son and Delegates Hurd. Little and James.
number OF people took the Q o'clock
Northern Pacific train and many we're
frightened out Of going by the threatening
weather
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Hop pickers are in demand. So far this
season only half the usual number has
gone into the fields, and the consequences
is that many yards are now short handed.
Up TO yesterday the number of tickets sold
on the Northern Pacific was 1000, dis
tributing pickers as foilows: To points
between this city and Auburn, I,250: to
snoqaaimie. SO: 20 Yakima. 20. Picking
will begin at Kent on Saturday.
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The foIlowing notscs Was fsscsd Tsstsf-
dsys
Alteration Delegates sna slsernates
20 Rsp1biicsn state convention
Tie dese-af1oa 90 The Republican state
ronvsntion wiH rect ~ room = Seattle
National Bank Suadsnx on Friday. sep
tsmber IA. fEs. % { p n. All intending
20 attend Ihs state convention sbozld De
present. nt "a. uee<lnx Or signify their
Intention % 70 with the delegation BY
addresstnx the un8ersiEned. that neces-
sary xrranx enenss may b. made.
II W. 6oKDox. C1airman."
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nsasa, fer Comfy He.pisaI Pati.nt.

Edward Mekeown. who lost his leg in
Rodgers & Nettleton's mill at Christopher
last June. and <As sent to the county hos
piiai, has about recovered. aud he was
yesterday presented With 3 purse Of SIS,
the result OF a benefit given for him AZ
Christopher last Friday by w. A. Rodgers.
Z. L. AerriEela and James Hart
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People who live in new countries are
liable 70 De Frustrated By mslsrial fevess-
Inhabitants Of cities oy reason Of bad
drainage and uns holesone odors suffer
from similar diseases. Ayers Ague Cure
is warranted specific tor ali maiaSial
poisonA
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The Republicans u Georgeso~a met
TUESDAY night aud organised club Tor
the tail campo Sn. lulus Heglon was
elected preS.deat. Ira A. scott and ~. $
h. Whiting vice presidents. r. +. Issch-
ner. secretary. The Republicans Of George
town are aaited aad ensaasiastle- TIE
eoants ticket from top TO bosESa suits
them. ana lhe meeting TuesGAy nsgAs
ratified the aetson 81 ths convention.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-13

The Kiax eoNnsy delegates to the Re
publican state convention 3. Sg-ska ae met
o'eseck yesterday afternoon and effected
ssmpossry ozgaaisaassa sy electlng L {.