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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-27
PUGET SOUND UNIVERSITY.
Additions to the Facuity-News Notes
of the Weak.

Tacoma, Sept. 2s.--.Ihe second week Of
the Puget Sound university has brought
ia good many new students. Not only
old faces. bns great many new ones are
sen.
The great confusion Incident TO the large
increase In attendance has about sub
sided. and classes are seoiiing regularly.
Two or three new teachers have been
added this week. Air. Sharpe. from tho
Ohio Wesleyan university. takes charge
OF the biology elassss. Miss Mutt has
been employed to take charge OF the phys
teal culture Tor the young women Miss
George takes charge Of the overflow Latin
classes AMI assists in the English Depart
nenf.
The registration shows students present
from all par;s Of the Union and from Eng
land and Ireland
The district convention cf the Young
Nensa Christian Association for the
Northwest Is In session in Tacoma. and the
evening sessions "a held in the university
chapel Travelling Secretaries Dummett,
Kitchener ard ODER hGvc general direction
a. the exercises
The literary socIotiea are a ugtIe slow I'm
getting "a work So far the Ciionlan IL
the only one that has called meeting
fhe Gamma Sigma Fraternity is fun ~
l'Fe. and rGninF has it that several strong
sflen via pat on their colota soon
'4n3ieheg academy. az Montesano. started
tais scar through the generosity OF the
Rev br- John r. Gouchor. VIII opcu the
fsesf Wsek jn October. IS IS an integral
part IF iile university. and its graduates
vii te admitted 80 tne frvahnsn class
The Daily Et-lutri4l.eenccr is regularly
receives rs fhn university reading room.
aHt is highly appreciated rs the students.
Politics hate uot yet disturbed the even
ieeo. 90 the university affairs. Tho Pro-
hihits1nists h&Ne called meeting for the
near Future. bag 50 fsr pa efforts have
been made H. ascertain the strength ~ the
different parties among tho students
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sscns secretary o. the r. II. = \. %
Portland ara NF. DzEs1rsssil. corresponding
secretary 81 the Northwest, made appro
r.~fz.n addresses Sew aasafss7saaces wsre
fsr-u.a an. Oh ores we're renewed
rae number Of students ard .he quality
ars 10 - sast of last yeer. anf al are
lg.7rsafssi sf bsss results.
RE laborz OF Dean Van Ssvy :, tae
VACATION brought many new Students 20
Tn.verSssY park
TIE Igierary societies are organized for
.se rev. year. as ps1t as tire 7. II. g a.
sns Y. w G a and the Kings Daughters
Miss MAY Reid. CT sise sophomore year.
store attendance a. the university for y
wesr. AMI has beea engaged 70 teach o.
Kaatskansie.
Judge Smith and family have moved 20
tss park from Gsidea5ase. Wash.
Miss Fay EIiliagsworth. w7a vas so 80
vereiy shocked descending sfosrss Hood.
zsiI b Unable 70 attend the university the
llrsS season
All bur one Of the reee1, graduating
class Ia the normal department are eE-
gagged IA teaching. TIE class consisted o.
sHeafy EIsg e berg.
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STATE NORMAL SCHOOL.
The Opening Days NJ EIlensburg Are
I.lied Nfrn GOOD proIn.se.


The opening week % the Washington
SAFE Normal School has shown a very
.nsco1rz asng attendance. Students have
been coming In from al paris Of the state.
and already eighteen counties are repre-
sFated
The training department - IN smooth
running order. with children from the
kindergarten 20 -he Seventh grade ali
bgs5ly al work Here the student teachers
fad an exceleut opportunity for the ap-
piieation OF the principles o. psychology
ard pe3agogy learned in the class room
The teaching force has been enlarged
by sae addition OF Mss k1i3se RSI1i.h, a
graduate from the Isg4.ana. Pa. state
normal school. and also from tEae Sesx
York state normal school a Osgego. Miss
Eiingens-aitn comes well recommended
frogu the St Cloud. MINI, safe normal
school. AMI under her supervision the
training department - the school Is or
gained fer efficient work.
M-. 81. john comes from Stanford uni
yerslty. where he has besn taking a sps-
cial course ia pe5a gogv and child study
under Prof. Barnes. Mr.. ST. john IS 3
graduate 81 the state Gc-mai school at
Nlnona, MINI. and IS = teacher OF wide
experience.
marked Improvement over previous
years ~ the addition OF a Ladies hall. -
which has been fitted up as a home for
the girls. 4 nlatron Is in charge. and the
voting Ladies' who are n the building seem
happy and contentesi. About forty girls
have taken advantage OF the opportunity
20 room and board in the same building
ana Il Is predicted that ere long the hall
wli 20 filed 30 Overlooking.
Emerson tells us that every act has
It's reward" and the truth OF this aphorism
IL fully demonstrated ia tie rapid growth
OF the school as a result OF the unceasiEs
labor of those who have at heart not only
the best interes-s or this institution bur
also the interests OF the common schools
Of our state.
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UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON.


anlcnz the visitors at the university
tits week was sfr. II ". Pearson. OF Da-
lath, MINI. Dir. Pearson knew what he
ssas after, and IN a most busiarss-like way
l4e went through the books IL the library
ard the specimens IN tho Museum. he Is
st work Oh the study ct geology IN the
United States. ard as his work progressed
30 fos.nd. what was "a BarpFiss 10 hin,
tha; the geology Of the state % Washing
ton Was absolutely uEwritten and I'M
Iuown Two pamphlet reports, one ~
Prof. Israel = Russell and another by
Bailey Willis. mere all that he could find
anyss here. and so he picked UP and camo
10 this regiua TO see for himself He re-
marked among other things that the Unit
sefssfy Of Washington has = most re-
naarkataie field open IN this direction of
asolass. ard some day men viii grow IA
I1oaa osa tae re4gifs of original research
I'm Washington geological problems.
II IS TotabIe fact but little known that
the University OF Washington Is the only
institution OF higher education north OF
at@-inf shasta ard west of the AHsso9u
rissf without "a preparatory department.
This aat anced position - attracting an
Usual attention among educators. and the
people Of the state VIII applaud the adj
sanced steps a. they learn the aevan-
fagea aeernlAg 20 the Institution and 10
The state. 1t ~ unfair 10 spend the peo-
pies money twice for the same thing, so
the PREPARATORY work which the people
Ts4y fer ia their hesh schools is not re-
Isested IN tbs university.
The faculty of the university has In
vite0 President Harrington 10 give a Sc
ries Of Sunday evening lectures. They
will be given tn the local churches prob
ably. and announcements viii be made
when the arrangements are perfected.
The sophomore class In the university
has organized by the election of the fol-
lowing officers: President. Guy II. Rob-
ertsoTl. of Olympia. vice president. Albert
NJ Andersen. Of Sidney: secretary. Gussie
williams OF Seattle. treasurer. David
Kelly. on representative council. Walter
s. eiriswoid. OF Seattle. and Charles II.
hteften. Of FarmingtoE.
lion. Charles w. Seymour. OF Tacoma,
who delighted Seattle and university audi
snces with bis mStchless historical lee
lures last winter. visited the university
this past week. lie win spend the COM
ing winter in California. bat before leav-
Ing lie will probably give one OF his lee
lures la the university Denny Han before
tha students and friends OF the institu-
tion. IL goes without saying that the hall
will he Allied on that occasion.
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PORTLAND UNIVERSITY.
New ear opens successfully, with an
Increase in The Number Of students

New Year opens successfully. Win an
Increase in the Number Of students
University Park. or Sept - -The nex
ysaF os tae Portland university ocssn an
September a. Nsta many ncN saasnts tn
ss-eafaa-e. TScve eas be,a ar unusual
dslrsa8 oNe~ sNe Park for a%en nsuo,la,iaa
yer taa s frsng every tsrs-,k.oa-
Fat fAea.ty remains the same as Jas,
scar Mss Nfekenson. 20 has hs3 can.
saterAa,e experience as a sErr0Era nher
wsA be or Eon Ra RnV q Nay.eatt7n
Company g steamer }f-es. ts 90 tave charge
- tae saast1au3 ana fYpenytl}og Rar<-
z 3e ssf a@aa~@ nteus. wN0Se rooms are IA
yae sssy cs i'ertasf. Agrs WEBSTER Aesa.
ASST fhat * aa-sJc MGs Wetzel dean.
pTssu@s ssh f>r taa v-ar Iwo new i3-
'ars Nj. carey au1 15ss FlaEx. haxa R-ea
ssat3 - IRE teaching fa.ce. 'Fhe eaIleg..
ear} wiN Sc csei.nasl
N.tf azes.lat s.-ee-i. are 0-s; -s-afser a..
Fas l'nfFrrsfF Cesrsa' e ~ aaa8 M
s'Harlss Tearv. g Vancouver. ~.>-e.sfs
NJ Wssaaaru aa ettoF. ara af- Perry
tnaHst 'sF aets 80 1Hasuf 50 manager
Atfo2ush sae fs7testl Seam .asrs O. FEY G.,
- evee5 scar srFs- te7sr 9isc~- Ng-f ne a.sca
- Ellea. 4Ei sraistt-s wsl r-t g.. f--.s,..
fea- CAPT. r,ofoyesg wil soon 4-rsve frssn
> .saEa's Aeyue
IT, Rreess s.eas 'aest et ;>e smrser
= sre seakste.
FFef Ea@.er 40 ertr,etss sa--r -ns
s4s'f7e~ - ere cai-e3 steses zeve-4 ~
IS asset - sfsryees tn Ssa-hree ,r.re.s
af aeE ser tltr3 ara r.a.r T.. B.
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500 s~a fsa- In Fargan4
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TIE as1zzns1ae 1H5 others interested IN
IRE welfare es Mount Hcly9As college
sszse 81. nearly oae-slsissl ot tue allotted
rszne x aasea 70 make I'D the ea5owIses :
fad AEs0sz< u ys~ar axsi a half ago Dr. p
X. Pe1rscaw. o. Chicago. osfers3 20 give
ssaag,a togz~. sfaE~ gDSert if ~ January.
80. ar asSosegoD4g sIss5.s-t9 co28 DE raised
TIE zsualras entered upon the ask wiz a
real and sxSsor wfgfca Dg. Pearso1s &C.
ss4rss ne las never seen surpassed. wasle
sse sssg-ssezgksv devotion OF fhs uEkser-
Sra1aatss 70 isse Cause TRAY be demon
ssra1e4 By citing q single szsStar1ce--f TAT Ok
saes TssznkzrsxanG 6ay. xSseI.. amid ring
sr~ csses@g. they Ea1aed IL the money ~
tended for The axugai spread" That
Mount Hosyoks - she only Eastern ifSstI-
tasacx. tsazt Or. Pearsons has offered 20
~ Sc the Object Il his 14ssTLsssE mating geF-
ergssfy Is a fart wAAca certainly says
much not cry for rs reeds. but for rs
ssarosrsg among ~onzeas co-lases. and *
- 10 b. ssoret. for the sake % staeai lcn
IL Iris country. that tie remaining ssoasss
son Jusg I $685. OF the sIs8fs@ bad been
yIe5gezsg VII Re raised 81 tire 10 make
good xsss gsaeroa& gifs.
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NOTICE To THE PUBLIC.

The public is hereby varied not 10 pay
any nloLey 70 parties representing 10 be
agents Of the Seattie Pcst-IntelitgeHce
except the following who are the only
authorized travelling agents o. the POST
InteslIgencer viz: J 4. Mcclellan. j. /.
Hawiey, l.. \. Harrison and G. P Peek
This does not Apply 10 resident agents
o. this paper who are located N various
cites and towns in the Northwest. ror
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Daily, Sunday and Weekly Post-intsilI-
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r. T. Ha.ley. w. ". Ewing and VIM
Beatty.
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DEATHS AND FUNER AIS.

BATESIn Seattle. a. Yakima and PARK
avenue FRIDAY, September -. 1885
I.amu-. wife OF 2 L. Bates. % lung
trouble. AGED 20 years.
ERTCkSoN-At the Southern hotel. in Sc
attic. Saturday. September -. lss. Bees
sic Erickson. o. fyph3!d fever, agea ;,
years
HAII1Tn Seattle Saturday. September
-, fssss. CT chronic 5sarrhoea- Mrs Matte
q Hi. agei . vears.
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word Readers. SO FOR the second largest.
40 fer she third. SD for the fourth, ana
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BIRTHS.

MrCsT.AfRrr-lr Seattle. Wednesday. Sep
ternosr i. Isl. 20 Mr.. en1 Mrs n s
McCEaire. a son
J0FTNSsg<--In Seatt,e. FRIDAY. September
p fs5. 20 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Johnson.
q 6au<a.er. Weight. 6. possn1s.
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AUCTION.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS. All perscus
having claims against The Guarantee
Loan ana Trust Company. u ssatise
CURED 70 present the same. verified. -
zoe Bfce sned. a. his off.ce room y:
HaAey bu ding. corner of sSscon5 ara
taerry streets. IN the city Of Seattle
county OF King. STAT. OF Washington:
within three rnonzhs from me date o.
tss FIRST uu5iieat!on Of fhIs notice. 20.
VII. the @iSt day or September fss ~
order % have such claims listed with otas
er valid Gains against said corporation.
JACOB Fl RTH
Assignee and Receiver Of the Guaraatss
Loan and Trust Com ss4ny. OF Sedtssss
Washington
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SEATTLE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
III you have anything OF value 20 ex-
change;
II you have Washington property 4, ex-
change for Eastern property, or Eastern
property TO exchanges for Washing ton
property:
exchange for timber and. or timber la-i
to exchange for city or topn property.
II YOU have fruit laad or farming lard 20
exchange.
II you wish 20 exchange Washington
property for California property. or Cal
fornia property 10 exchange for Washing
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re sou have real estate % exchange for
mining stocks, or mining stocks 10 ex-
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IL you have real estate % exchange for
TnerclFafp3ise. or merchandise 10 exchange
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IL you have lumber sh.ngses. graia or
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shingles, grain or Ave stock.
II you have town property 20 exchange
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u you have zeal estate or anything TO
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II you wish 20 buy a cheap home:
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y you want anything ~ straight.
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F0R SAT4E.-Arre garden tracts 80 fec.
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REMOVALS.
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ADVERTISERS NOTICE.

Advertisers desiring display advertise
ments changed for the Sunday issue must
hand IN copy By / O'Clock Saturday 10 in
sure change.
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NOTICE To CoNTa

PROPOSALS FOR sGppLIEs-eealed
BIDS Tor supplies VII be received BY tas
Directors o. the We shingko State Psns'
,erfiary az their office IN NaIa Wai.1s
ss&rslngton. up TO o'clock 2. m. Dcto~
bsF ;. lstss for N. foito@ ng. VIE. Gro
certer, dry goods. hardware. paints ans
oils. -four. feed. fohzeen. drugs ard rsti.
cIr%s- and prison cloth: for qranLifiss
and soeclacations address, James Nct1.
roe. Wal.a Wa!a. Washington. Bosru
OF Fenitsrtl&ry Directors. James Acin'
roe. Secretary.
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PERSONAL.

HAVING ENGAGED THE SERyrvrn
tsor a short per.oa} Of NJ. JOAN pAiIn
pFacttcal tailor. Mo has heeu before .hs
Seattle people for ire paSt six wears Z
am nov pie pared 20 turn o1t tsa3.oF-sl.sfe
salts n Ir~--ssass Ssyle. Mrs. .faua.9e
Patterson. .saT.ors - and : Boston
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SPECIAL goTIC q.
---->--~-->.N~--~~-
COAL. BUCKETS.
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Stove Boards.
Sc. 4sc. Coo. .5c. SOC. si.oA
Fire Sleeves.
&c. &c. lec.
Money In your packet
To trade With us.
Spelser & Hur,bus,
as Pike street.
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ENLARGE YOUR BUST LADIES' IL
81 inches, AZ home. With Dr. Can~ayss
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case we cannot. those developed In
mast u years prove lis permanent, seal
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other bargains a Martins. a4S First
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-24
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.
Personal.


sou CHILDREN To HAVE THEIR
halr cut In the most becoming style also
-i.eN adults TO have their haircuttiug done
~ The most skllful hairdresscr IA Georgia.
los Broushton street, Hair Store; the place
LOT an kinds Of hair work. shaving and
toilet supplies. No novice OF amateur en-
pl0yed.
TYPEWRITERS. SHORTHAND WRI-
ters, oookkeepcrs and Office help. fur
nished business houses. You can rely ON
tle people We recommend Richmond s.
commercial Institute. opposite postonice.
FOR FANCY GROCERIES. CHOICE
meats vegetables, etc. try Scott q Da-
VS., 81 Henry street; an goods promptly
delivered az lowest prices.
FINNS AUCTION ROOM: YOU CAN
ma almost anything YOU want. ] pay
spot cash for bicycles. or will buy any
kind OF fixtures and merchandise.
CALL on r. c. PACETTI AND GET
your tin and slate roof repaired. 81 Whila-
ker.
TREATMENT OF THE FEET. LEM
Davis, surgeon chiropodlst. cures corns
bunions, ingrowing nails and other dis
eases OF the feet. Office Is BroughtOn
street. ONCE hours 10 9 a. m. / 10 r.
m, and 70 p. m. VIII attend AZ resi-
aences without extra charge. orders can
be LETT az office or AT Wheelers drug store,
Bun and State streets.