The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-08
faE PASSING THRONG.

&I~~ecs rarfD Of the County SIS Va 1ss<S
-, : - away - soor az posssple. Bat
=. svsrars Lewis county fnan Us pretty
~sif assfsaed with hiz Ds tilss seaf. ana
: natins calculations upon 4 permanent
sss-.-ssrs. IN our par. OF the state
- 80 he..rr. The feeling ts general
- - 3, era 81 good times II opening. Msr-
.--s. - nssr town 5ase done u5rs bust
] - shss srrfnx tian for four years. They
-. t~rysastng their stocks ga anticipation
E - - be.ysezt fail trade On record
z 49,. haxe their expectations Epon the
<..-s,v ID car Industries and the crop
.-...s.stx The furniture factoTY ~ Che
~ & working ifs fail capacity. and in
- Aaltest sea1op Of the year 10 unable
). 800 ahead o. orders Prsssifeni Doern-
s ssv-fSr expects TO BE- unable 70 supply the
<.eneud Tor ChshAiis furniture when the
kuGy season opens Al 'fas Hills 10 the
ss...fy are running. No man who wants
- ned be i1le. The advance In shin
- = Aesus sons OF our manufacturers
- tn. others were unfortunate enough
a = caught when the rise came with
extracts or their hands.
~f~wts county farmers are doing spien-
1t6iy this season. the largest crop OF
vheet ever raised In that section In now
Aesnr harvested. and the noise OF the ca
srnftv shrieker In drowned In the hum Of
1870 that tells OK dollar wheat.
enc Top crop Of the Chehaiis valley.
1 ~4aen II now acknowledged to be tas
sroaucsr Of the choicest hops raised In
- state. " IN fine condition. X never
"a better The lice. which are causing
- much trognie Ia the Willamette valley,
IN veil under control with our growers.
fhese gentlemen have learned b. expert
a. as t.-x tca za it,
lrmly He must be attacked as soon as
- appears and the war must be kept UP
midi he " exferminate1- That Is the
cniy way 10 save the crop. and II vtxi-
lance u exercised and plenty Of soap and
airs are used IL can always be aaved.
Growers expect TO make good profits or
iksif hops this year. Buyers have been
esatfaetiex ut 8 and sia cents for three
usetx. Many ANAL deais have been made.
ksf the larger growers arc all refusing to
soatrset this year.
s-These are some of the reasons why
inWh county IL all right this season.
0aed crops. good business and plenty OF
wssk for vorkingmsn assure Its citizens
nees prosperous times this fan than they
AAys sssn In FIVE years
TIE arrival Of Frank Phiscator. one Of
nenaon Harbor, Mich. has set the people
q N SECTION wild with the gold fever.
aad many Of them are coming Immediate
b e next spring. At first the reports sent
euf we're doubted and finally Prof. Arthur
". Nelson wrote 10 Chief of Police Reed
eskinx him about the situation. The chief
Esplied as follows:
In reply to yours will say that II you
expect to remain IN Alaska for some time.
tbs time Of the year IL the best to 60 In.
II VIII be better TO outfit from this place.
~ proyisI6ns Of all kinds can be purchased
stsy reasonably.
There are a great many peop.s rushing
= that country. and while have all con-
ntnce In that country as a gold pro-
1ucfng one. yet great many people will
psanrn empty handed The reports you seq
p ne newspapers are not exaggerated. in
~ opinion"
he Daily Palladium. OF Benton Harbor.
printed the letter. and said that II was
soaservaiive In toue and doubtless a fair
statement OF the situation.
Last evening the chief received a letter
Hun Mr.. Nelson In which he says .aat
tAt isttsr Was read by hundreds Of people
Vac realized that |, was correct informa-
q6a. he added that the arrival OF Frank
Yhscasor. who lives eixh; miles from Ben
mh harbor, has set the people fairly Wild
- that Elk or eight will start this fall
M many more In the spring
N e. X. Parks. OF Scott City. Kan.
er!sed In the city yesterday Afternoon
Nd VIII sail for ST. Michaels on the Bry-
The doctor has been acquainted with
tAitf OF Police Reed for many years and
oiled upon him last evening.
x y Norsiey Is justice of the peace
y = Akhsvlils. n. c.. but he evidently does
81 me bis Job. In u letter 10 Chief Reed
asks II u Ia trua that there are not
sAoush people to fili positions. and saws
e'st ne can come a, short notice II he can
~ Job.
oaefman T.. Huntley and Miss Jessie
Wa both OF Buckley. were in the city
yesterday on a very pisasan. mission
aues came TO be married. and as Mr
AsatssY Ia young man ef good position
- Mss Wills Is an extremely pretty
ssa ssnsihls young lady. it surely can be-
na esasgeraficn 10 say their r,lxs.oa was
ht Mr. Aantley is head took
s~psf Tor the Buckley Lumber Company
nasxiey, and Miss Wills II, or was. one
sas towns fayorftes They we're uni
go 70 marriage yesterday afternoon by
saase Besscn In chambers After the
ssIsa'ons the lAese made few Fictitious
commenting on the beauty OF
'ae ofide, ard closing by saying that
sse II had taken cnly thrae minutes 10
s'a Hem together. he hoped IL would
them.
LA-srosecut!ng Attorney HASTE said
s.iNaay afternoon that he Was ccntia-
S Sssy meeting oid-time miners from the
- sn aus. Who have been inoculated BY
sas .icadyke fever. and could not with
y sxyx<x
escs mere
soe ssaicup. who Is known IN almost
uS mining camp In tho country as
-. Anef sce.' went UP on the Al-Ki." SAID
-. hss,is. y. T. Sparks. formerly mar
go VI Lead city. $. n. Is another re-
st sise notice that Al Rurnhsm.
!. sses N neaGwood for twenty years,
=. ssoAea Tor the next trip Of the Mex
SudiNee. brother or DIGESTIVE
e.. arrived in the city Yesterday
Essen from SAT- Lake City. He IA
AZ. ssF'e1sis Of gosng 70 the Clon-
: . sna would no, De surprising II he
k.,ssS npaniec by the detective. Il ives
IA =. 70 ascredss these hig stories"
a.. 49, suashee last evening. when
fead them In ne newsnsDe ,rs I'm,
Gssv'ag In Seattle ana talking wlth
Who saw ,Ae ssia t,e~lr s.,-a
ssassd NY mind 1885, : nave
sa~ sSe Cudlhee was one OF the
famous wreStlers IN TIE uni..sd
40 MIS- p. n Fe-SytAe. ~ Cozaa.
saa Mr., Fcrsythe's two s,s.~rs Sc
- lev days IN 'he ei,v guests
e~s saa MIS- J + Hartman. M~ rer-
l.us.aieT, and is returning IRON,
Miners