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M.xi.el-MuIlin Concert.

An Astoria exchange says, in part. the
following concerning the above concert
company, which Will appear at the Seattle
theater next Thursday evening:
Three beautiful young ladies, two ac-
complished gentlemen musicians. hand
some young announcer and 500 people were
the features at Fishers last night. The
announcer was none other than the indie
fatigable young manager Mr.. ". w.
Brackett-an Irish comedian OF no mean
ability. Critical as Astoria audiences are
and managers avov VIC are the hardest
people In the world toOease-the Maginel-
Mullin company completely captivated
those assembled at Fisaers. Society was
out In fun force and the opera house pre-
scented a very pretty appearance.
The Misses May and Katie Mullin are
probably two OF the best lady musicians
In the country. Apart from their wonder
full ability, both young ladies are OF pre-
possessing appearance Miss May. the ED
est OF the two sisters rendered the first
number, a piano solo, II was executed In
q mastery manner and brought forth the
plaudits Of tie audience. Later the young
lady rendered two selections from Men
deissohn, which were well received Miss
Mullin IL also an accomplished cornettst,
ana her colo was excellent
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Seattle Lodge, No. =. had a royal time
on Wednesday night ar Castle hall. with
large attendance ana many visitors.
One candidate was advanced TO the rank
OF knight, and business Of Importance 10
the lodge was advanced. There IL every
Indication % a most successful term. and
after next week the nall VIII be filed.
one application was received The Uni
form rank rendered efficient service. ana
the visit vas hisaly apprec.s ted.
Seattle Division, Ne. /. L. r., viii listen
rex, Tuesday evening TO an hour and a
haf lecture or the 'sSoId Ffsiis or Alas
ka." hy the wftiiest II shman OF the w.
kon, 3. X. VI. Kelly. wso IA. tUsr return
from the NortA- Tne division was very
much in evidence last Wednesday night
10 assist Seattle Lodge. No s.. Ia Third
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CHURCH work AND WORKERS.

At the mintsters' meeting last Monday
rev. George Lee gave very Interesting
papef on vacation "reminiscences" Thers
little political bomb EXPLOSION showed
sparks Tying In several ways
An Epworth League rally viii be hetd
A. the South Park Methodist Episconai
cnurcn Thursday night. The officers viii
BY the pastor. Rev. A. 8. Gregg. Special
choir. " ''''
AZ musical organization. the choir Of
Plymouth church has within ITSELF the
S 81. ,, snnt contrihuse heavily toward
talent In high degree. Backed up by q
popular pastor. II II not 10 be wondered
= that the capacity OF the edifice Is tax
tains the following vocallsts: Sopranos,
MrA w. J. Cramhs. Mrs r. C. Klbourne.
Mt A. 6. sietson. Miss Rose H.eard,.
Hegardt: tenors. Herbert Williams. DR..
X u Gentle. George A. Coinan. John Ed
wards w: r. Hammons: hasscs. r. II.
Lindsay. Laurence J. colman. Gilbert II.
W. Densmore. DIR. r. s. Palmer organist
ana director. Miss Lily EelloSg. assistant.
The preshytery OF Puget sound held an
adjourned meeting In the Westminster
presbyterian church. OF this city. last
matters Of business. the following were
Received as members of this preshyterv:
Rev. Hugh Giichrsst Pennsylvania: Rev
Mr.. Wooier Rosiyn. Wash, ard Prof.
Rooknan. California. The evening ses-
sion was given over TO the Installation
OF Rev. Mr.. Gilchrtst. as pastor OF the
Westminster church. TIE sermon was
preached by Rev Mr.. Coyie Of Everett:
the charge 10 the pastor WAS delivered hy
Rsv. George r. whitworth, n. n, OF this
city: and the charge TO the congregation
was delivered by Rev. Donald Ross OF
Calvary Presbyterian church Seattle
Quite a large number OF the congregation
and their friends were In attendance. ard
the exercises were very interesting and
impressive.
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PEOPLES PARTY TICKET.

PEOPLES PARTY TICKET.
For Presidential Electors.
NATHAN T. CATION.
ISAAC ". MAXWELL
JOHN 3. HART.
DEWITT C. NEWMAN.
For ConEressmen.
JAMES HAMILTON LEWIS.
WILLIAM c. JONES.
Fer Judge OF the Supreme Court,
JAMES B. REAvIS.
NFor Governor.
JOHN f. ROGERS.
For Lieutenant Governor,
THURSTON DANIELS.
For Secretary of state.
WILL d. JENKINS.
For state Treasurer,
C. ". YOUNG.
For state Auditor,
NEAL cHEErHAM.
For Attorney General,
PATRICK HENRY WINSTON.
Fer superintendent of Public Ia-
atrucffon,
FRANK j. BROWNE.
FER Commis.icner of Public IasAs,
ROBERT BRIDGES.
For state Printer,
GwTN HICKS.
For Repr~.ensatfves 3sth District,
VAN p PERSON.
JAMES C. MERRiFIELD.
For R~presentaffves Goth District.
EUGENE W. WAY,
GEORGE W. HODGDOx
SAMUEL ARCHER.
ISAIAH ID. SPENCER
For Representative 4fst District,
CLARK DAVIS.
ROBERT MERCHANT.
For Representatives s2na District,
HANS HANSEN.
sOLON r. wILLIAAs.
For Representatives s3rd District,
THoIAS wINsOR.
PAvE. LAND.
john o. EDWARDS
Fer Judges Superior Court,
WILLIAM HICKMAN MOORE.
ORANGE JACOBS.
ELLSWORTH d BENSON.
For Connfy Auditor.
EDWIN II. EvE-SsoS.
For County Clerk.
GEORGE ". HOLLOWAY.
FOR County Treasurer,
CHARLES ?. wHTTTLEsEY.
Fer Assessor.
ALEXANDER MCDONALD.
For sheriff,
WILLIAM a. MoYER-
FOR Cesnty Surveyor.
PHILO q. HAMLfN.
For csunty (Prosecuffnxp Attorney,
JAMES r. McELRoY.
Fer Superintendent of Schools,
WILLIAM J. MEREDITH.
Fer Coroner,
HENRY YANDELL-
For County Conn m fssioner.
FIRST Dsstr.rt-TIMoTHY RYAN.
Third p.ssr.s.-JAAES II. 4oyCE
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TO DEVELOP 4 nETHow NINE.



The latest investment OF Seattle capital
IN the Meahow mining district has re-
suited In the reorganization OF the Just
God Aiming COMPANY. with 100000 cap
ital stock in 81 shares. OF which $+o,eso
vii DC placed in the treasury for develop
ment work. The property Of the COM
pany consists or the Just In Time and Gold
Dollar claims. on the south slope OF john
son mountain. al Squaw creek, on ledge
parallel with that being worked on the
Highland Light and Hidden Treasure
properties. On the Just In Time a blind
tunnel has been driven los feet, striking
a ledge with a width OF five fees from the
foot wall. and the full width yet to be de-
termlnct by q eross-cut to the hanging
wall A parallel ledge has been tapped by
. tunnel sixty-ave feet long, showing four
or five feet u ore In streaks, alternating
with veins Of porphyry. The ore Is sui
phides. carrying CAD gold and trace OF
silver.
The company proposes to drift west on
tho ledge in the lower tunnel and tap an
ore chute which, from surface Indications.
Is about forty feet west o where this tun-
mel cuts the ledge. A tunnel viii be run
to tap this ore chute lower and secure
900 feet OF Stopping ground below. The In
tentlon Is TO hold the ore on the ground
with a view 10 treatment by the cyanide
process. as there is good prospect OF ths
erection OF plant In the district by one
of several parties who have been expert
menfing with that end In view.
The trustees of the company are: George
b. NtcoIl, president: Frank Hanford. vice
president F. A. Bell, treasurer; James r.
Hayden. jr., secretary. III. A. Schroeder.
r. NJ. Munger, Seattle: George s. Brown.
Tacoma.
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6ook - ~ $3.50
- eArss heeas sA~s = = -. - -. 10y un-
the farn rcsc,,~ 80 - = tne e1fy colony.
ony. Ths work o. shs ar.s 49,, -. "a cor
vhsrs seess.u, s1ss.srs and foed deposs.
: rrs-s-.~ - .fs0ns wefs furnished NJ
sans haA n 1erew - - - ne a2pa-
viAaA ~ vhsrh - .-s..t sSx1 w.s pro-
ARA nsaah 1Hs. - - II - nooeinS
GpfeaA over tv~csx S.rs =. .hs vosx va
The world. In ~. ,r~-sn'1 = coon1fsss %
sand uuttes ss,~s 49, "a naaay fnou-
had fozxnA - - 70 Ahestca ne
that of Eurer>.. s distress as
r5hse - - - 70 suen ter
rev1swed The esyc,s. - so "a ~ ne
vtAte fha df~1r.~ - ASny 20 slfe-
York ana Cshsr.~- u SeS
In India .fc~~ e.
STEPS had hseo ,.s~r Doosn Ass WISH
arrange . soc1sl - oan scaie 20
Army h bedng harL.s - 80 - -. sne
well N fbe r.l,~s~..- .y Nc secua1s -
% the rnvsrrrr.-. - ana fhs officers
distinguished restanr.- sassS many
have confrfhs,t~s tss~-., anu IofsiSn@rs
means 70 ssst.s 81. i1oH pfsEate
land the vurs 81. - sHfehs- IN Hol-
goverrnuen, .r1 49,. Issoehsssd ny tns
money ana use :, ,.,,.,.l =. 80 ksan,ed ~
Army's uses. sHsy. $50 s.sI1inSs Tor the
comms.ssc... 80 scs.e. Dat 1 I" said the
the wounded es1. ~ ~. ss...a - -. - "a
bless His holy manner
Everybody say .Harr&su.as,..
Parker. MOI
@'HaIielnjah-. was xso, an,
footlights. a"s
Some of the shelters n,ovs,.,, g.
cities Of Europe wfrI furrt.n .tss.. =. ms
cosamodatIons for so or ar r.<s,,ia :. "a
the commissioner. aand sn.r -. T.. -.
a. low ~ cents Der uigr- IT,. =
plenty OF warmth and eorreor, :.
The matter Of reforma,sa,
fallen women OF Londor - ,sna. ' ~
and explained A wife Of ore :, -. a ~
efaTs sons. Mrs.. Bramvefl poosh a. -.
head Of the movement ana -. - -
Gently invited to the Nane,ar -. 50,
the lord mayor to meet sryr~ ~ - -.
eat people In England. ana ernls,,, re-
work and to show what haa s.s,, .s.a -.
piished. The figures submi.,ss e. -
missioner said. were large ard xhc-,ed =,
London seventy-six rescue hom.s v,.h
IN occupancy OF ian asr,> ~. 80
took up her work over n anss faIgs,s -.
Of the metropolis had hs.r -s.,-sn,,
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Also. that in accordance with the pro-
visions or section sTG. Vol. I. Hfirs Code.
proposed amendment TO Section I Of
Article VI. OF the constitution OF the state
OF Washington has been duly certified g
this Office by the secretary Of state. which
said proposed amendment u a. folloWss
to-wat
Section 1. All male persons Of the ass
OF twsnty-ons ycars or over. possessing rho
following aual.ica lions. shall BE- entitled
70 vote at all elections: They shah be citi-
xess OF the United States: they shah hAvo
lived IN the state one year and In the
ccunty ninety days. and In the city. town.
ward or precinct thirty days Immediately
preceding the election ~ which they offer
20 yota; THEY SHALL. BE ABLE TO
READ AND SPEAK THE ENGLISH
LANGUAGE. Provided. That Indians mot
taxed shall never be allowed tho elective
franchise; AND FURTHER PROVIDED.
THAT THIS AMENDMENT SHALL NOT
EFFECT AFFECT THE RIGHT or
FRANCHISE OF Az PERSON WHO
re- NOW A QUALIFIED ELECsrOH or
THIS STATE. THE LEGISLATuRB
THE MANNER or ASCERTAISIN0
THE QUALIFICATIONS OF VOTERS
AZ TO THEIR ABILITY TO READ
AND SPEAK THE ENGLISH Lam
GUACE. AND PROVIDING FOR Pun
TSHMEST OF PERSONS VOTING Oh
REaslAJ EElNg IN SlDisATi0N OH
THE PROVISIONS OF THf1 BEcTIONsS
tArusudatory portion printed In caps-l
Also. that . petition. signed BY more
than one hundred ouaiined electors -
Klng county. PRAYING FOR the submise0n
OF the question CO township organizat5ou
70 the vote OF the qualified electors oe
King county 81 the next general sleostcns
has been duly fIsd according - ne pro-
visions Of chapter III. Ss1ssor Laws 4 tho
state Of Washington for che y~sr liza aHd
that said question VIA b submitfe4
thereat.
And DO hereby certify that ne abovo
ard foregoing IL . trus and correct o$aeo-
ment of al questions 10 b. submitted - 81
vote, and true ard correct hst ef een05pa
dates as fled with mo Ia accordance Win
law. 20 hs voted for 81 the general eDoore
sicn herssnahovs nrst referred 70.
Witness nay hand and osdciaI sal <hans
list day Of October. A. n. tsaA
auditors ssaD NATHAN EEMAN.
County Auditor and sx -Oflc.o Clerk ~ the
Board OF County Commissioners Of xinn
Count. Washington.
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The rlacDougall
& SouthWick Co.
III, 7lo, 72f, 723 First Ave.
Values Extraordinary.
Are offered in each department, where you will
find world CT new goods at surprisingly low
prices.
Dress Goods Dept.

Our announcement today tells OF
few OF the specially attractive Dress
tsSsods both BLACK ami e1acTeti. and
their specially attractive prices
ss-inch .aIl-wool caevlots, &c yard.
4I-lnch Stor;nproof ChesiOss. 80 yard
sa-snch Ail-woos cneviot Checks. sc
yard.
4a~irca Atwood Imported Novelty
Chsvsots. ssc yard.
az-inch <Als-wool Covert Clo;h. SEC
yard.
finch Ali-weoI JaeGuards. coo yard
Se-.nch Ladies CEosa. eSe yard.
42-lnch six and Wool Granite Cloth.
Sc yard.
4e-snch Monair Crepon. soc yard.
sa-.nsh Conava Cloth in brown. green
and navy, 800.
4s-inch Be acie Mixtures. SIS yard.
4e-lncA silk acd Wool. Illuminated es-
feet& x.s8.
4s-inoh six and VOL Tafted Bour-
cites. $40.
A large and varied assortment OF
Pattern Suits ranging in price from
&za.oo TO 5000 per suit
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Stamped Linen Doyiies. -. IA. - ~
Is. sac. sc. $50. &os. Geo. Sc. 10 caoh-
Stamped Linen Center Pieces. Sc -
sc. 15c. Sc. 500. 81. u-2A u-50. u-7A
Cambria Covered Down piiiewsI III
"a. s8c each
isxiA Csc each.
isxis. $50 each.
Sox2n. G-io each.
ssxzs. a.S each.
24xss. $.5o each.
3sx4s. Q-s6 eAcA
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x~s,yrpSrTfoN n rcncarv4l. r.ss.ioa. sSe-
xs-r az fcrs primer faces or sas follow
s-s ssss bodies Scnsrets % nafztosa- act
.rr~>asnx II ems plea BREWER not ex-
.-e~s1sar e e<r.s rscz. sorg ~ rs<-. Ees ex-
s~ssi-r "a eEss Es&ca Sn@rsa@ ser1ss 81
fsrre crsera A1&rss F0st-lHissAAge1>ss.
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REPUBLICS TICKET.
Fer Presidential Electors,
l. B. ANDREWS.
SOLOMON SMITH,
JOHN ". GONNA.
". K KENNEDY.
For Conxres~meas
s c. HYDE.
w II. DCCLTTTLE
For Judge of the Supreme Court.
JOHN ?. HoYT.
For Governor.
p. c. SULLIVAN.
For Lieutenant Governor,
JOHN ". ARRASMITH.
For Secretary of state.
JAMES II. PRICE
vor state Tr~asarer.
J. A. KELLOGG.
Fer state Auditor.
j. f. FROST.
Fer Attorney Geaeral,
E. w. ROSS.
Fer superintendent of Public In.
structfcn.
E. l.. BRUNTON.
Tes Cennisssoner Of Public LAnAs,
WILLIAM T. FORREST.
For state Printer,
o. c. WHITE.
Fer Representatives 3sth District.
]. NJ. WRESTLING.
I. B. kSICKaRBCCKER~
Yer Representatives soth District.
A. C. RUMBLE.
J. W. MCDONNELL.
Fer Representative 10th District,
GEORGE h. kITTINGER.
JOHN II. POWELL.
Fer Representatives 41st District,
HARRY K. STRUvE.
e. II, GUIE.
Fer Representatives 42na District.
f. L. BLAINE.
W. H. T. BARNES.
For Representative Ard District,
EDMOND 5. MEANY.
WILLIAM A. ELDER,
JOHN MCKNIGHT.
For judges Superior Court
THOMAS ]. HUMES.
ARTHUR e. GRIFFIN.
RICHARD OSBORN.
For County Auditor.
e. L. wHITTEMoRE.
For County Clerk.
HARRY C. GORDON.
For County Treasurer,
J. NJ. E. ATKINSON.
For Assessor.
EDWARD p. KENDALL.
For sherfn,
A. r. VAN DE NANTER.
For .Connsy Surveyor,
CLARENCE I. WHITE.
For County tPrOaecutinGD Attorney,
FRANK A. STEELE.
For Superintendent of Schoolas
j. Nj. LAYHUE.
For Coroner,
w. G. GIBSON.
For County Commissionee.
First Districts. @. MEEK
Tnird District--A. L. RUTHERFORD.
Fer Wreckmnster.
HERBERT ". TAYLOR
For Municipal Judge, City of Seattle,
W. V. RINEHART, JR-
For justices of the Peace, Seattle
Precinct,
W. p. McELwAIN,
C.. Z. BOWMAN.
For Constables. seattle Precinct,
GEORGE GAU.
L. I. WALKER.
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Specials for llonday
Only.

P.nauf's Eau de ouinine Hn1R TeniA
large Size. Sc oottis.
Cologne Bouquet Toilet 0uanA 0roo
cakes IN box. isc box. regular price 10
cake
Corsllne Dress Says. Is IN bunch 10
bunch. regular price S5c bunch
Cloth Covered Corset Sseeis. So pair.
regular price Ice pair.
Bone Hair Pins. leo doeeus regular
price he Dozen
Bono Hair Pins. Sc 6exsn. rexular
pries &c sozsaa
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4 bicycle Free

"a. Seattle Sssp Company viii give
As-v-ge 20 the boy OF sTl who brings
,s.rn the rso~g Enserala or BisacAc sas>
A. ssno Washing Powder wrappers ~ De-
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RREyrTfES.

L H. Tesny. an cid resident OF this city.
will tsl< rcrrinx take caar<s or TIE
YFn.aa Ircn Works as foreman
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PERSONAL.

c. E Robinson. OF Port Gamble. n at
the Dslier.
Gearge Ferguson. logger Of Acme. IL
at tbs Dilicr.
Mrs A. TurnhyIl and son. Of Black Dia-
rnond are at the Diller.
Robert Evans, a well known rarcher OF
Siiverdale Is az the Dilier.
T. Herman. a railroad man OF Portland.
Is registered at the Northern
Hon John 9. McMiilsn. OF Roche Har-
Dor was In the city last night
Adam j. Collins, OF San Francisco. II
registered AZ the Rainasr-Grand-
George Turner OF Spokane. was among
TIE visitors In the city yesterday
Frank wilkeson. q politician OF Skagtt
county, was az the Northern yesterday
A Kerr. the well known whatcona
business. man, was at the Butter yester-
day.
Gen. Robert P. Porter was AZ the Rain
tsr-s,rzrd yesterday. having arrived from
ar sound on Saturday.
Henry pothscnttd 81 Rofhschiif a Co
customs brokers Of Port Townsend. was
Al the Northern yesterday.
Cam. Sosergren. Of the bark Hssper.
vas registered at TIRE Butler yesterday.
Hts family accompanied him
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: Wosk Tee Vast q - ouamsa NJ
= WssAs-Is0sobs-1eseaanG~ c.
u1ssasnes Higgtns Teaas new g.
As1y Has, Gsown 01zsoo No Deaann
r 01ghtosa Tears Ago-wo Ouen
Do0eBsss In ARsFGee - n 90 Ga
wessA-csea LeagaaGs Sss rive
$3.50 . uaght.
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rank work. An invitation wss received
from Airpaa Temple. Ne. >. Rathhone SIS
tiers. 20 accompany them 20 Tacoma Tas
aszendancs hosis up vel n spite o. poll
ties
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PROHIBITION TICKET.
Fer Presidential Electors
ID. T. DENNY.
]. J. ASHBY.
R. r. wHITTCM.
O. J. GIST.
For Conxressmen.
c. A. sAIyER,
MARTIN OLSEN.
Fer Judge of the Supreme court,
f. Y. IIyERNoRE.
For Governor.
r. e. DUNLAP.
For Lieutenant Governor.
T. A. SHoRTHiLT.
For Secretary or states
c. L. HAGGARp.
For state Treasurer.
JOHN ROBIN.
For state Auditor,
c. C. GRfDLEy.
For Attorney General.
EVERETT SMITH.
For superintendent OF Public In
strGesioR.
C. e. SEwBERRY.
For Cemmis.~ioner OF Public Lasds.
A. Il. FI-AGG.
For state Printer.
HOMER l.. BULL.
For Representative :ssth District.
Alison W. STEERS.
For Representative 3oth District.
JUSTTS q. ROCkW ELL
For Representative 10th District,
EVERAED f. MARTIN.
For Represrntaffxe A2ud DIstrfet,
WILLIAM d. HOW'RE.
For Representatives Arid District,
CLARK w SHAY.
STEPHEN +. WILLIS.
REUBEN G. CROKER.
For County Auditor,
ORvfLLE ESPEY.
For County Clerk.
NEWTON 4. THOMPSON.
For Couaty Treasurer,
GEORGE r. CONN.
For Assessor,
WILLIAM H. HAZARD.
For shrria.
ALFRED q. WOOSTER.
For Ceaaty Surveyor.
WILLIAM e ROSS
For County rroserusingp Attorney,
OVID 4. BYEEss.
For County Commissioners,
First Dissrict--.ILLfAM PROsSoR.
Third Dsstrict-IofiS W DENNY.
For Justice OF the Peace, seattle
Precinct.
JACOB BURROWS.
For Constable, Seattle Precinct.
OSCAR EAST0S.
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Constable,
Republican ..................D. c. bN0W1e
Peoples Party......CHESrER N. 0noA1
DUNLAP PRECINCT.
Justice 81 the Peace,
Peoples Party. WILLIAM n. oIyUo1D
Constable,
Peoples ..JANMEo vAZ1U
DUwAMIsH rRECINCr.
Justice of the Peace.
Peoples HARRY c. oA00ou
Constable,
ALEX ATKNsooo% II
Peoples Party. EVERETT d. WAxsxAAo
FULTON PREcIxCT.
Justice Of the Peace.
Peoples Party. q >. ROWLAND
Peoples Party end. GEORGE ~ HI1&
Constable,
Peoples Party. THOMAS \. NA3uE
GILMAN PRECINCT.
Justice OF the Peace,
Republican. ...THoA n y1slD
Democrat ...-.............WM. HcNAl1xX
Peoples Party. JONAH l. HU0Hu
Constable.
Republican. CHADWICK
Democrat .-............GEORGE COuTT3
Peoples PaSty....-.....JOHN NcoUAOI
yUANITA PRECINCT.
Jastice Of the Peace,
Peoples Party ........PHIr.IP COUTURE
Constable,
Peoples Party................J. q. o1GxxU
NEWCAsTLE PRECINCT,
Justice Of the Peaes.
Republican .........C. G. cHRI0TE10o
Constable,
Peoples Party.-.....JAMES FEDDERxX
ORILLIA PnECINCr.
Justice of the Peace,
Peoples Party........CHRIS. PHTD00o4e
Constable,
Peoples Party WILLIS CRA1211E
RENTON PRECIxCT.
Justice Of the Peaca,
Peoples Party. JOSEPH WooD
Constable,
Peoples Party......RkuBEN BUNsxUGU
sT0ssEL PRECINCT.
Justice Of the Peace,
Peoples Party. A. J. HAMII6oW
Constable,
Peoples Party..-.....-.....r. D. NnoAnx
ToLT PRECINCT.
Justice of the Peace,
Peoples Party. HA111D
Constable,
Peoples Party. CHARLES rEAfPLuxoW
WEBSTER PRECINCT.
Justice of the Peace,
Peoples Party. GEORGE y. wEB0x1
Constable.
fsopic Farty ............ =. 1890
..........FREDERTCK J. HELlIxUD
WEST SEATTLE PRECINCT.
Justfee of the Peace,
Peoples Party. CHARLES n. COof28
Constable,
Peoples Party -. LUTHER W. NELSON
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n. rs James street, nss secured the
.~s,~y for James Eve-srt+s celebrated
SSsrs4a Malt Lager beer an5 o.d Eaz.lsa
-. ara All. These nas.t productions are
~sa-,rsssd, and yea are the Judge. TRY
rnsrn ard be convinced. Family trade
specially.
This eeiesrase1 beer VII De found "a
"a. Hrs.-clzss rssorzs q Seattle and BY
s~s,.-x who give you 10 cents on the
sor1.r Ask for Everzrc's ait and as
ss,s Ev.rara's beer. IN Bottles only.
James Sheesan. Stevens hotsi e May
s~~w g. Clark. ere D0usEs stamp. Ssss
4 GU. tss Horse Snes and ali the arss-
class hotels and oE1ess. r. SxrEcrs,
Weoiexzls agent
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CHARLES GODDARD,
BOYD TSEETER.
JOHN ~. BEDFORD.
r. III. PETER.
For ConEressman.
CHARLES r. MIX.
For Lieutenant Governor.
A. e. DICKINSON.
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FoB Wreckmaster,
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GILBERT r. BOGGE-
For Justices of the Peace. seattle
Precinct,
FRANK F.. INGERSoLIs.
CHARLES q. AUSTIN.
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FREDERICK II. PIKE.
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PRECINCT NOMINATIONS.
ARTHUR PRECINCT.
Justice of the Peace,
Republican .....-..........C- @. RTEsEIsL
Peoples Party .......-.--.-.H- sWlNGLE
Constable.
Republican ......--.....L w CLIFFORD
Peoples Party .................-.J. o. CosS
AUBURN PRECINCT.
Justice ef the Peace,
Republican BRONSON SMITH
Constable.
Republican ........+........--.J y. y. POUND
BALLARD PRECINCT.
Justice of the Peace.
Republican ..-...+-...-.--...-.-s- ZOOS ~
Peoples Party -. WILLIAM II. VERNON
Constable,
Republican ...-s..s--+...s.O- J. afDbEfstf
-. -GoTTLEIB wuiTTENBoRS
BLACK RIVER PRECINCT.
Justice OF the Prae~.
Republican ...........-.....A- J. Rf,SsERT
Constable.
R.rahilc,n .wYT.Ig MCFARLAND
BELLEVUE PRECINCT.
yussfee of the Peace.
p.Babg,eaa ................C. III. JOHNSON
Constable.
p.,s,s.s~an .....s...........I. r.. SHARP
CHHIsToPHEn PRECINCT.
Justice of the Peace,
Republican s.--.-...@s.@-ss. JAMES HART
peccss's Party. NATHANIEL r. CLs0ED
Constable,
resnubIscan CHARLES w. wYIIys
Psap.ess Party ...............sJGssN fA-sk
COLUMBIA PRECINCT.
Justice of tho Peace,
Republican ......+. GEORGE r. DUMMY
Peoples Parts. WILLIAM q. AccL E.Lr.I
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