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n now at Everett. loading lumber. Capt.
w. w. Robinson. jr.. went there Thurs
day and inspected the vessel before CIV
ing cut the contract. The Seminole will
br here Sunday. ana before the reindeer
can b. loaded forty-two boxes will be
built on her deck, each to hold eight ami
mails This method Of handling the deer
was found most satisfactory when they
were crossing the Atlantic. The deer left
beaind Will go from here about March %
by steamer 10 Prince william sound. The
bark Ia .&47 tons gross and Is iss feet
long, II feet wide and = feet deep. being
staunch. roomy craft. The tug Rescue
Il one of the recent additions 20 the fleet
OF ths Puget Sound Tughoat Company,
and II both powerful and fast.
AZ Woodland Park.
''cueesh. Cueesh,''
Ii was the call OF the rapland herders to
the reindeer In Woodland park.
'cueesh' Cneesh"'
From the Thick bushes that mask the
descent To the hanks OF Green lake broke
man pulling a deer b. a long rome
About the animals neck was a Bell and
while the man tggxrd lahoriously up the
hill toward the wire-fenced deer-keep the
bell Jingled. and from the bushes behind
came the sound 81 stamping fees and the
ssrange-tongued efies of many men soon
they came In sight. trotting with their
long neeks thrust forward and az their
heels the odd-looking masters. with COS
TUNES ihst carried ore far away from
Woodland park and Seattle.
Such funny looking men we're these
Laps Nearly ali short and zguhhy with
bowlcgs. they looked Ike very honeis
children incorporating in costumes Of
Their own unSkillful manufacture. Issnx
loose hiou~es az fur. or some black mate.
rial striped with red ard yellow. were
giFtied about their waists after The faNh-
Ion now Affected Nv up-ta-data women.
Their lit'le. short legs we're pinrhed In
snuE ~rttihg hseeches. which nlrrgeG AZ the
feet IN a swashtaE Of odds ana ends that
could hardly tse Described On their heads
SEINE wore fur carS and ether an arrange
mcnt ef red. yellow and black cloth look i.
ing Ike a college mortar with the stlfYeu-
Ing badly mashed
'Ateessh' Cue-sh't'
The herd ~ deer seemed isinurnxra,,Ya
ard there appeared ~ ~. little hesx-isss.-
s,d man fer each deer The leader zat
al knoll "a rest and when the entire
Aerd Of Us had tr0ttcd into the onsn IL,
The F~ar Of the park hotel Ne started ON
again fer the desr.ksen. seoa all the arr.
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- styles OF Cogches. two car loads.
ranging in price from s. 50 20 SO.
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permission to telephone his family grocer
to look after the supplies for his house
hold II would like to send word to my
folks. judge he said, because they don't
know how I've been caught up here.
This remarked convused the court. jury
and attorneys. Another juror. a physician
asked If he could telephone 10 a patient
OF his for whom he had prescribed only
the day before Finally the court. after
making provisions for these requests, said
that the jury should not take its confine-
ment hard, as much worse treatment might
be given II the case was a criminal one
The trial was then set over till this morn
ing.
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take passage In attachments of two or
three.
The walk from the car station to the
park entrance IL almost a quarter OF a
mile over a trail that promises TO be
worn very smooth In the next month At
the gate all visitors were stopped and
shown an order forbidding entrance to the
park. Through the courtesy OF Capt. w.
W. Robinson, jr. and Capt. Abererombie,
a representative of the Post-Intelligencer
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The clear gray morning. with flashes Of
son@hine, was not so attractive 10 sight
seers az the previous day had been. yet all
the cars from O'clock on were crowded
with people heading towards Woodland
park. One picnic party OF dozen or more
waited on Second avenue for almost half
q day for car which would aecommo-
date all at once and was finally obliged 10
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Bark Seminole to Leave Tuesday
in Tow of the Rescue.
WILL CARRY ss7 or THE HERD.
4 Visit 10 the Lapfanaers IN Wood
Ias1 PaFk-Drivtag In the H~rS-
Change From Moss to Grnss for
Feed D~btIitaf~s the Animals
Others Feared-CrOvvdm Of Visitors

Tho government reindeer expedition 10
start for the interior frou Pyramid bar
Dor will leave here next Tuesday on toe
The transportation contract was closed
yesterday with Barneson 4 ChIcott, wiso
have agreed 20 deliver ~ deer. forty Lap
lsnders and about loo tons OF supplies ~
Pyramid harbor for $50. The Seminole
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''The other afternoon | lets a lot OF la
dies In the park TO look around. but keeps
the men outside. One lady was very hand
s~me and the most inquisitve one you
could imagine. She fastens onto the big
ses; L.app In the crowd ard begins TO ask
questions. She asks about everything and
.rnore. Finally the fellow gets tired of IL
and turns away. She still keeps after him,
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LIKE 4 SUBMARINE MINE.
Sensation In Hart Case May Be
Touched OF at Any Time.
WHERE'S THE PRETTY wITNEss9

Miss Black should BE the Star At
10 Re Found ON American Soil
She IL Said Ia he Enjoying Her.
Question Is, Who Ii Responsible |:
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ulals we're resting quietly within the keep
and the Lapps called X day and went TO
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fariasts Of woven hair and many were ex-
tremeiy skIIlful in throwing the rope. In
this connection the Kanaka told the fol-
lowing story:
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PIANOS. ORGANS. PIANOS.
Great bargains this week. Martius, sos
Second
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fcan. wsuId probably IKE a legislative
noznsnatsnn CT shs Axsson ticket, hss rat
~ sfroaa-akss Re warts ns.hanx- II Is eoa-
tes.suyed--ar6 By very Wise polssirsars-tfsss
re- wishes 20 60 20 the state s@ra.e "a fs.,
ara. RI kseSing oEls altogether this tina.
hss chances viii - better. lie will. - Trey
figure. Their be able 70 pun Largely trim
hlssar county. and sersztgrgtsfp sa prefer
able TO sfe lower boise Is mary ways.
Aas3z sssssrstr is ~ much political irzspor-
tassGe this year. fs0Ea TIE reason sas. tae
Republicans see good fighting CHARGE %
win. despite t5@ failure Of .Ho years ago.
and they ara gtresag up their i1aGg Tor me
fray.
II T. dollars 70 ScGghnuss'' sgsat. Il
Farmer" Todd IL thrown down with such
3 ssckesssslg th84 as was the case "a $50.
and IL shs Popaissis are not given more
TRAN their snare OF tbs offces. there viii
nct BE- fusion. gus3 II the demands OF tas
PDpusisss are aecedeei 10, then the .gses q
Il hort OF disguised Democrats ard Silver
Republicans ALL so long say toward
iaseirx tire Republicans victorious.
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Gov. Rogers Names Tuesday. Novem-
Der =. and DesignateS Officers.

OLYMPIA. Aug. 3o~The governor to-
day issued the following proclamation;
State of Washington.
Executive Department. Olympia
~ Proclamation by the Governor:
Whereas. The legislature or the terri
tory II Washington did by act approved
December l. Is>l, provide that IL shall ba
the duty Of the governor az least sixty
days before any general election - issue
his Proclamation designating the offices to
t. filled by the state a large at such sIec-
tioa ard - transmit a copy thereof 10 tha
county auditor Of each county:
Now. therefore. l. John X. Rogers gov
ernor or the state OF Washington, 30 here
hy give notice that a general election viii
be held IN iae state on Tuesday. the eighth
day 81 NoVenlter. 4. J.. one taousa nj eight
hundred ard n.nety~eigilt at which eiec-
tan The following named officers Will Ne
eivc.ca ny The state at large:
Two members ~ congress 10 represent
this state in tho Fifty-sixth congress OF
the United states.
Tive Judges 81 tire supreme court os the
state of Washington.
Ia testimony whereof I have hpreuY.,
So; my hand ard caused the seal Of the
state - Washington 10 be- hertsso affixed al
oly1ll7ia. this thiTt:eth day q August. 4.
y lSs>.
J. X. ROGERS. Governor.
Attest: WILL u. JENKINS
Secretary of State"
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srn,nesrs and 10 hasten the coming Of liz
sernasscaas sDczaaam.
we The Undersigned vot@rS - WAs-nsan
county Hasntngsez. believing n TIE AnoF =
PRINCIPLES and believing taas al rsesssleas
gower = sgsaorer1. q the citizens Of o11r
government. and tAAt oar government
should sSersve al SIS tszsc powers directly
y-c-z the consent & the governed. DO mere
by cal mass convention OF socialists 10
nominate q socszi labor party ticket Tor
said county SAID convention 20 meet at
tire courthouse IA Coifax CO September -
sssss az 10 a IN
This call was signed By Cs1santy Clerk c.
A Rc<a. Deputy Clerk Walter Ruhle.
Deyasty Treasurer c. e. W-ilioughby. and
pop4zzst Leaders from outside precincts
wao were present AT the meeting TIE
ssg-srs os ,hs original call are confident
that a. Least LOO signatures WI be oo-
sasne~i. ard that a; 1easz SO msaile-of-tlie-
roaders VIII attend tie usaSs meeting con-
veztson- They state that a majority Of
ths Pcpniss9s q the county are opposed
20 fusion. and have 10 desire 20 pose as
cnara paoDs q free silver coinage They
express a belief that the recent Pcpulsg
convention IN this county was ring ridden
ard IFS candidates are unieSa<ving OF sup
port.
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has developed that Korter favors the can
didacy Of Cyrus r. Ciapp as against that
OF Mr.. Hogg. generally understood TO rs
the Wilson candidate, and noa the Federal
ring Is using coercion to whip him into
tae. Korter's mother, an aged widow
woman. ekes out a support IL the capacity
OF charwoman In the Federal building.
twenty-five dollars Is the pr!ncely stipend
she receives every month for her services,
and she has been cove.tly threatened with
the loss Of this II her son persists III op-
posing the will Of the bosses.
IN this case, however. more tact has been
shown than was manifested in the bribery
acts of promising positions. +. Schlager.
taultor OF the building and fellow worker
with Mrs, korter. has been selected as the
tool through which threats have been on
no less than Ave or SIX occasions conveyed
~ her ana her son. On Saturday night.
Monday morning and again Monday afteT-
n00n, Schlager left his duties In the Fed
erAi building ard visited young Korter in
the phase he is employed. '"rhey sent me
down. said he, TO tell you not 70 give
your proxy away. II is to your mothers
interest that you DO as / say IL this mat
ter"
korter was uouptsef AZ the threat. ap-
rreciatns that X probably meant taking
tha tread IT life from his mothers moGth
In his ex ,iterGsUt he told Scl1iFggr thai he
had gwen his proxy away already. Schlag-
&c tuFfssd ga his heel with tke remark
that IL youpg korter has his mofher >
interests at heart he would reconsider his
act. Later III fhe day he returned ana
the convers alton was repeated.
Csu another orraslon. while engaged az
she window Ia the pos,office mailing Let
ter young kertsr was agssn approached.
by Schiaevr sho came frosn the direction
~ the coiieefor's office ara held ssi}esfau-
t.Aiiy the same conversation. T'sss anEvret
kavfsr ard with an o~lch ha inquired WY
they aida'' come Ga him yeen2sViVss !ustes2
- =cu.nng a Democrat - ao their dirty
work To this SGh3seeT replied that Pc
"a So: know. but Was doing What he wss
told
Thai same evening Mrs kof'er who hs3
been talked - by hsth Postmaster Ieara-
t~l. chairman - tAe ctgil service cotrnss-
s'tsn. arc hts brother Dep8sv postnaa>teT
l.eaynev}. pleaded wen her sc1 shat r he
wCssla protest hcf means - making a
HVrithoo3 rs nrsEsf yo3e f3r NJ llaEw The
Young u2an FAi.y 3ec.4aed 20 30 s.. aae ~
lrx she t.avfn3 = esnsu WIN she st&;eEga, .2t
tNat Sh-3nll sne lose 'ser position through
PISS art ~ would support per the ggaajale-
- her days
Stree fac;s IA stated as shave have come
90 lght rss'tsc Indignation has b@oo ex-
pressed cn every si8e
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FUSION AGAINST THE POPS
STEVENS COUNTY VOTERS N FAVOR
OF AZ ALLIANCE.
splits and MsssadcYstandtngs Are
the order Of the Day, the most
serious BEING Over the Candidacy
spee.as psrra.eh 10 tn. Poss-rnseslixsnees.

spee.aI Dfrraseh 20 TIE Post-Fnse,ligsneer.
CULy5LT4E. aug. Sa--Tais wla oe aa
evertsaI week IN sssvens counsy's political
saissoyy. There wll ps three county nornI-
EAtlEss. eanveurg2zsx On Thursday, Sepfesn-
h<. ], the Republicans Free silver Rspai,-
ncarax assG tiss Democrats. ard i: IL the
hope ~ fnsny thar \ fusion o< ala the three
p>lse nazy - effected aEsn the line Of
making a straight Gselss against the Popu-
lists wh3 wsre sassacserssly controlled By
tie sTisS4's-1f- ssas~yesa element to pace =
straight ticket IL flas field.
There agHseAss 10 be q split in the free
gilsar sansg over the eaFsssdagy 81 Gov.
E0geTs ard Congressman i-ew!s for The
f-niied gEatsa eAH@se Henry j. EARNEST
free sssg@r Hspatiieaa. who II at APP
ss9!asse Of the goserncC as state rad eosD-
missioner. Is ezaaeayerinx ~ steer "a aage~
ssat.afi Ia tsss dsretglan III Rogers. vale the
rank ard gi!e ~ To- Democrats favor Lewis
The frse Silver Republicans are stronger
sad hope 10 aIa out On the legislative
tixkes
There IS also a Faisundergta nd!E4g about
fhe tiEsss gEssa4gssg AID pfase for fax sgiee-
:;os Js candidate EoT j9ias senator This
Pres silver Eeftitufsears have neiassed tsse
noDs.natioas III joint senatorial candidate IN
fieir cal. smile the Democrats claim una;
tzgs r0FIslaa tisg Should Is made at the Ell
lesssbs.rg convention. and accord. ngIy, have
Iet usea sgnsd tns office % joint senator liz
siIeif cali. Earnest hopes 10 take adE1H-
fsse ~ klsa@ discrepancy and foFce tns nossl-
faatsoa ~ F'rre Silver Republican posi-
lsy himself. rs favor of Rogers. whiic the
Democrats viii resFnt tais by making an
other soal3naCoz at halsnabufg on Sep
teiA1eF aud ieg tne central committee Of
Tire Segs4r8 senatorial district settle the
assicLity II they eaa
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AZ secret Meeting They f-sme n
tall for a Convention.

epecs<i issSvates - tbs fs>st-in.sA ven>er.
t'sNIA-k& AVS 81 y Fr}sstfsr uf nta7l-
l~rvrs r. sa!e ~ he-sNas1 pasr,.sss was he3.
81 Cs,is,y yesterday afternoon ~ discuss
5s@ 90 e zi Stt8&e5c~ al faFsN,fta:a plans
fnr the -a.aw< - 'tatr@3gAi' P....l =
ar szIras 81 s..v. er-toti. ant - grH.tse for
Ene> ss~Eae .ssts.s ~ fh. marty }rrfeEs nj
any n every Ea,s,lr:cT a. ire co.suiy TIE
TwosslYs ws~ ef.>gt c}asrs &~o~z So ,4f-.A
esu a ~ lsvTsa zss e9e pstscexes.yzss rey.4ses
tae fsct fa4E fAe fcsius.nZ c&il naF 2se~a
sogzgsGlAgpzl- aa4sa vsit ~ circulated EB
every pvec}1f7t ~ .he ooanty. .as s-salEs
AmaaS Gbs STRAIGHT i>olsJ.ess
'-CaH for sor42l f>si~sr Party Cozvent.ell
'ss'x&assrses
y D8Tvet es,>.%s.er ay majority vote
= H&e.tc oNevrs' Z. ans: gsse~sfassst ef
uztzra1 sEss.afsal-es y1s 1rst ns@ee sa-
psEfec system O. Ta~oTfrafs%s}. gE&Eectsoa
as >ssSfTfe ssTaass.
A ssFelSu izatsv iss3&ne{ to ssua-
s.s~LA .~.e eYess-sg&s - ..@e...sytsgsea+ 49,
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trail committee In speaking Of the political
situation In k!tsap county today. sad:
The Republicans and the Popuiists viii
have a ticket in the held-the Democrats.
none. In 1886 there was fusion which re-
suited in absolute failure. The populists
want all the Offices ara arrogant in their
demands. and are not nj all inclined 10 give
Us any show. So We VII give them an OPP
portunity 10 fight a straight battle with
'the enemy ana when they learn how very
weak they are they will listen TO reason.
They have tha fun fieid-and I'm glad os
IL"
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CHAPTER OF ACCIDENTS,
One Mans Leg Fractured and An.
other Loses Half n Hand

Special Dispatch 70 ;he Post-Tntei,Igaacer.
SEDRo. Aug. ao.-A. Vonp:essentine. OF
Sank, an old settler OF the up-river valley.
was brought 10 Hamilton yesterday in 4
canoe, having Suffered n fracture of both
bones Of his left leg by jumping from "A
wagon Medical aid VAS summoned from
Set.ro
James Palmer. while operating the drag
saw 81 Minklei's mill at Lyman Yesterday
had the misfortune 20 saw one-half OF his
left hand of. He was brought 10 the hos
p.ta, at Seiro for treatment
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Special Dispatch TO the rost-Intelllgencer.
GRAND FORKS. Is. g. Aug. al---esrand
Forks IS now experiencing 4 steady boom
The city is full Of raiiro4ders and strangers
% every nationality. Added 20 this. thou
sands of dollars are being expended On
street improvements. making money pleHti-
fu. and everybody happy.
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a.con.in nemncrn,te convention

MTT.NATkEE- AK s7-'rfe f1a-ror-at-
tc state c00vtuJIan sneess IN It's cstv 20
morrow - nominate falI state ticket.
- interest So Gar hss b-eu confined 20
'ae head 81 the fse Avt. Judge Hiram W
Sawye~, = Hartford ana Timothy RYAN.
81 WAukCsaa. 2Te zoe o.oew active a,zr,,-
raa,@ for she e7verT.ersn5q nomination
zee pattern a "a declare for sl.e free coin.
ax~ f silver
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Special Dispatch 10 the observation-disclosures
CoLSIII.E. Aug Sh-The disease re-
ported ~ Re gisnders arlon~ the horses IN
the Waite Mud Lake country, ten miles
east Of This place. Is said 20 Be a species Of
water farcey. While number - horses
have died % the disease this summer ard
spring. the spread Of the n,alady has been
checked hy the well directed efforts o. a
veterinary.
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Special Dispatch 10 the post-lnfell!g eacer.
GRAND FORKS. II, G, Aug sa-Yes-
te-day while 4 force OF miners was NJ work
on the Riverside property, near this mace,
body o. high grade ore was struck.
which asfaycd as high as seo IN god and
copper. The or ners Of this claim arc fulal-
ant over this strike AMI are pushing work
with all possible speed
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Lumber Shipments From Everett.

Special Dispatch 20 the post-lnteliieencer,
EVERETT. Aug 3n.--Tae schooners Al
caI3e and Columbia came - last night ana
viii load a cargo OF lumber at the Bell
Mil Company's mill The Mercury IS an
chored In the harhor, ready 10 be towed
out She gees 20 Alaska
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Special Dispatch 10 the Post-lntelngeneer,
EF EfiET'r, Aug. So.-Steaner Puebla. OF
ths. Pacific Coast Steamship Company. was
in port yesterday and loaded ninesy-four
tons Of paper from the Everett Paper Mill.
consigned 10 San Francisco.
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Special Dispatch 10 the Observation-Disclosures.
CoLFILI-E. Aug. 3a.-The total assessed
valuation OF mining property in Stevens
county. according 10 the return of the
county assessor for the year 1855. is lttls
less than siaaaoe More than sSatoo OF
this amount has been levied against the
REPUBLIC mine ar the town OF Republic.
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HONOLULU. II. s. A.

The hes, rcute is via Southern Pacific 70
San Francisco. thence by direct steamer
Accommodations should he engaged well
in advance, as the demand is great.
For rates. sallings. etc. call on or adj
dress Thomas A. Graham, district passen-
ger and freight agent. Southern Pacific
Co., GIG First avenue, Seattle.
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staDwood Robhcr in the rof,x-

Special Dispatch to the Post-Intela.s re,.r.
EVERETT, Aug. so~Wi.ilnl F1nnlgan.
a3i8s John Smith, vas brought down feorn
staawooa this afternoon rs Deputy Sheriff
nwyer on "a charge = having yo13sea Mar
tin Fo.ker a. S.2E10C4 laet THURSDAY Of
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IF yeu havs fost returned from Yfon-
eike o. Alaska ana ere or your wav =,
year Eas-ern Hnne. y~g cannot 4 better
tasn travel ove- tire Scrthern Pacific
" ~ = f2a-r21 ar; t.9snE cara On ey-
sfy grair. A@a7tins every comfort and ax-
c%s.snS ssxvtce
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NoMf> sTED FoU CONGRESS-.
C. u. Peoples In Ohio.

CllILLltpTHE. q. Aug. &C =.
Peoplcs. Of Assss county, wa nominated
far congress to-day ny the Democrats o.
the k'rvs Gtn district. t;en. e. III. CroS-
N.-..-.r. -. ---.t..a,.t.t
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so. \ preliminary hearing Was held be-
fore Justice Porter and the defendant was
bound over TO she superior cossrt n default
cf bail
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WilsOn Bosses Attempt 20 whip .
Young yatcr Info Line.

Special Dispatch 70 the Post-Ir ell. genceE.
PORT TOWNSEND. A1g. 5a-Aaong
the delegates elected 70 the coming cnuven-
tor frcyn the Third ward was william
Ecrter. young man enjoying his hTsf
flight In politics Since the primaries it
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PIANOS. lowest prices. easy terms.
Western Music Company. between Third
and Fourth.
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AN attractive programme for Wednes-
day evening at Madison park, Waguers
hand.
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AN attractive Teru<rarsrz. far va.qnee-
3ay eeeai1g - Aa4-son PARK Wagaes's
had.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-31
WILL NOT NAME 4 TICKET.
Democrats Of kitsap County Are
Against Fusion.

Special Dispatch 20 the Post-fnteiligencer.
PORT GAMBLE. Aug. E.-The chair
man OF the kltsap Republican county CEN
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-31

Peter Dgrher MO arrived ~ Seattle
from s. M,chaAl osi the sr@r PTsvreSs.
lstr Fer h.s fsesrs - SrosaGs yesterday
Afseeaoo1. 30 vas os@ % ihs men wsse
Vs. s1a.ose4 t3 gavs a,eE.x.se. - s.as s9@4s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-31

S;.s7r Safsatcsr y z. G>ez1. y Yakima, q
81 tn city NJ i.es1 @si; ygss ertiay taat
prospects Sof Republican success in YAK
iSpA ara khctitat counties are very bright
ard ira. only q faes IonAl quarrel car PEE
vent tue election az thv Republican Cg4n-
ssfats& ''T'7yre* ~ foa~ cars 81 frai.. are
aesug SsjVpsd oGt % Yakima every day
sass ri L@@a leaving pessftcs fe- = mo
NEXT Peaches and gsafs are being cent
.N great r}Eu e~Ts % st Past AMI C~>2f-ago
Prices sesgn - -. TeEnanerstiNs f5~ al
~orGs ~ svgstg and t1e cap s. 2haE2auE''