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VOLUME VII. SEATTLE, WASHINGTON TRRITORY. SATURDAY, SEPT: 14 1878. NUMBER 44

Democratic Territorial Cor.nn· emptying into the sea, are na- tioo of his many virtof'S should 'Karch 3, 1873 .•• ~ ....•.•.•.. 400,000 tlon. tional works, which should be be haul; therefore~ it resolved, Jan. 23, 1874 ...•••.•.••••.• .400,000

The Democratic Territorial pro11ecuted to an early comple- by Eureka Lodge, ~o. 20, on the March 3, 1875 ............... 480,000 Convention of Washington Ter- tion. . .Kegis~ry of t~e 6~ud Lodge of Aug. 14, 1876 •••••••.•.•..•.. 230,000 ritory met at Vancouver, in said 4. That we recognaze the mu- W ashan1ton Tern tory of Free The prices generally paid Territory on the 5th day of tual dependence of labor and and . Accepted Masons, that . Septembe~, A. D. 1878, at the capital, and deprecate all at- wbilo we bow with bumble sub- were as follows: Fo~ exeantaog boor of ten o'clock A. :M. in ..empts to antagonize them in mission to the will of the Most rock: S2.50 per cubtc yard. On pursuance of ihe cali hereto'fore the combination o~ capital to l:f•gb, we do not the less mourn Rock Island (upper) Rapids exmade by the Territoria&l Central contr?l an~ the strakes of labor tor our brot.her who has been cavatlon coffered; and cxcava-Comlnittee and was called to to res1st th1s <:ontrol as destruc- taken from us. Resolved, thut t' t '•h t h.. 1 ' · · h i t · f bo h · h d h f '"h M · 1on cu Wh s earn c 1se s order by Henry Mtles, after hve oft e true n erests o t . m t e eat o .a. omas orr1- . . . which }[r. D. B. Haonah was 5. That the present business son, this lodge lament!! the loss (we1ghang five tons): $8 to $20

·elecicd temporary chairman. depression and wide spre~d di~- of a brother who was eve~ ready p~r cubic yard. Earth embank-On motion M. H. Abbott was tress throughout the Umon 1s Lo protft~r the hand of utd and ment: 55 cents per cubic yard.

elected secretary and G. M. chiedy attributable to unw.ise the voice o~ sympath~ to the Face wall, per cu. J d., for find HaUer assistant secretary. · measures of _finance for whiCh needy and dastresscd ot the fr:a- . d tf d 1 . On ~otloo, a committee of the Republican party is wholly ternity. An active member of ~og ~an .' cu

10~ ston~ a~ ayseven on credentials were ap- responsible. this society whose utmost en- mg m wall [Gov t furmshtng cepointed viz: George W. Hunter 6. That the policy of the gov · deuvors wet•e exhausted for its meot. and !'tone nt cost of $11 chairm~n, G. W. Boardman, M: eroment in relalion to the In- welfare and prosperity; a thend per cu. yd.] $20 per cubic ya;:d F. Harper, Gay Hayden, G. M. dia~ tribes on this coast, the ex- and compan!on who was dea_r to Vertic~l wall [Gov't furnishin~ Haller Jas Loogmeyer and perteoce of the past demon~ us all; a .cttuo:en whose upright t ] e3 b" . d S d

·J. T. Shelton. strates to be a failure and a and noble life was a standard of s one "" percu 10 Jar · econ .Moved that reporters for the ch11nge therein is imperatively emulation to his fellows. Rc- cl~ masonry [Government fur

press be invited to take seats. demanded; snt:Jh an abandon- solve~, t~at the hartfelt sympa- oisbiog stone] $9 per cu. yd. After which the convention mcnt of.the reservatiOn ~ystem t~y o~ tbas lodge ~e extel:'de~ to Slope wall: 81 per yard. took recess for 30 minutes. as w1ll. ansure the break10g up hts f1·1euda in Uaetr apphcat1on.

Convention called to order of the tribal relations of the In- Resolved, that these resolutions · Timber co!!t S65 per :m., board and the committee on creden- dian, or a consolidation of all be spread upon the records of measure, before being worked. tints made its report as follows, the reservat-ions into one with the lodges, and the same be pub- ·The stone which w&s used in to 't military control, in order that lishetl in the DJSPATcu, asking bu"ldi th 1 k t R k I

-Wl : the annual raids of the hostile papers of the state· of Nevada 1 og e 00 sa 00 • s

That Columbia county is rep bands and t'le murder of our }lleaee copy. L Diller, H A At- land was got out of the cuts, 1mresented by Geo1·ge Hunter, two votes, M H Abtott, A 1' citizens may be effectually kins and '1' S Russell, Commit- mediately on tho ground where Beall. checked, the peace and prosperi- tee. the locks wet·e locatetl.

Ki " w B d R bt ty of the Territory requires. • • i ng-u . oar man, o 7. That the libel·ties of our Pubhc ImProvement.

Russell, three votes, L B Nash, A Postscrl!)t· four ·votes. nabon rest in the iotelligeuce of . In 18G8 the U. S. Government It has been said that the pith

Inland-L B Nash. its mtizer:sl, and that our co~l- engineers matle an estimate that of a lady' I! letter. is in the post-Snohomish-L B Nash. mon schoo system cannot e script, and as an illustration of

. overestimated, nor can too much it would cost about $2,500,000 to hi Klickttat-M V Harper. t. s n younrr Indy hav1·n.., cro care be bestowed to make it improve the navigation of the ' n .. => t> ne Clark-D I · Russell, C H Whit- mot•u ll'ber"l and pert·ect. out to India, and writing home Dey. " .. Mississippi at the ra}lids optlo- t h f · d 1 d d "th 8. That our nation is to be 0 er l'len s, cone u e WI

Clallam-G M Haller. site Rock Island. They 'vere the following words: '"h J L con!!Tatulatcd that in none of 1 S ,.,. ~ urston- ames ongmeyer, h ~ d coiupleted in 1877, at a cost of " .,, .- 1. ou will see by my

two votes, J G Ostrander. t e gt·eat sisterhoo of :::itateP, signature that I am married. " Lewis-John Shelton, Henry Federal bayonets are used to ovei· S-!,000,000 showing bow 'l'ltat the same may sometimes

Miles. enforce the laws, but that all expensive every thing of that be !'aid of a gentleman's letter Kitsap-T 0 William.s, two arc onc_e more moving along kind is that is taken iu hand Ly is pro\~NI by the suLjoincd, said

votes. ·· · harmomouslJ~ under th~ gov~rn- the United States. 'l'he ut·caf to have byen sent to tho lute

P . D B H b Santu 1 ment, establ!s~ed by the Jrec I ~ . . . . , "' . ' Bisho f ,.,. · h D S · terce- . a.nna '• . e suffrages of its I>eople, uod up- espeu~c mcurrcd IS cau:oed by p o .... orwiC ' r. ., m

~cCaw, Geo O ;.Kelly. held bv their }>atrwtism, and the thot·oughness and complete- uilswer to an invitation given Walla Walla-John B1·yant, J by him: "Mr. O's private affairs

four votes, N T Caton. devotion to liberty. ness that churactcrizes every turn out so sadly that he cannot Whatcom-Henry Roeder, two Upon motion, N 1' Caton, of piece of work done by o-overn- have the }>Ieasure of wa1ting

votes. Walla Walla was nommatcd by . 0

acclamatwn as Democratic can- mcut cugwecrs-a thoroug hness upon his lordship at his agreea-Mason-Frank Clark. didate for Delegate to Con!!'ress. and superiot· quality which don- blc bouse on Monday next. N Chehalis-Jacob Hoovet. ~ ll-His w1fe is dead. " Cowlitz-B F Shaw, two Upon motion, Col George blcs the cost, but generally _ _ _ _., .. __ ,,,___

votes. Hunter was nominated by accla- makes it so durable that it lasts Ceneral Howard and Chief Mo· Padfic-.U V Harper. mntion for Bt·igadier General of twice as long as th!(_ wOJ·k of or- ses. u rhitman-Geor!!e Hunter. Washington 'l'erritory. . 1 .1 . Pnrr:sTR ltAPms, ~ept. :J. t " ~ u t' H 0 F G mnar·y c v 1 engmeers. vu UltATILLA, l:iept. 7, 187S.j Skamania-C H Whitnc'-·. pou mo 100, on cr-

M II Abb J rish was nominated by acclama- In an Eu.stern exchange we The steamer from Wallula arrived

Stevens- · ott. h A 31 G 'Vahkiakum.:_Harry ~files. tion for Quartermaster General. find the following statistics o f ere ngost st with en Howard and Yakima-B :F Shaw. For Adjutant Gcncral-J B the mntci·ial u:sed and the cost : ~taffaud three companies of 4th artiiJe, Jefl'erson-A D Hill, J A O'Dell. . rv, with one gatliug gun. and three

Kuhn, H L Blanchard. For Commissary General- )IATERL\L USED. companies ot the 8th infantry, under

On motl-011 the report of said J S W :llker. C b. d h 1 d 1 '>OO 000 command of Col. H . R. Mizuer. Capt.

On motion convention ad- u tc yar 8 earl excava e · · .~ ' Miles' columr that left Walla Walla is committee was ::ftloptcd. " ·• rock. . . . . . . . . . . . 533.000 sixty mi.Je!O from bt!re ou our right,

cawpod on crab creek. Gen. Howard dispatched messeugers to Mo9es on our arrival here. This morniug a nephew of MoFes arrived with intelligence &ba& he with his .men would be here by Thursday. The council will take place on his arrival and probably con~inue

&wo days. The conference will be the weans of averting a prolonged war uext summer. Moses is desirous of meeting with represent11tives of the gnemment

On motion. the temporary or- jout·ncd for tive minutes that, the .. u:orth omllankweut 530,000 gnnization heretefore made was judicial districts nominate their :: " 1pr .. p ~~~~ -.. .... ~~·~ declared permanent. candidates tor prosecuting at- b:~i~: st~~~-.".".".". 19:800

}loved and catTied that a com- torneys. cut stouo masonry 33.400 mit tee on resolutwns to consist Convention met pursuant to vertical wall . . . . . • 9,300

Of• sev. en members bu app· ointed adjournment, and the judicial first class masonry d t · t t d f' II iu sluice walle. . . 8,300

bv the chair as follows: Col L IS riC s repor e as o ows: 1 F. t D" t · t W G L r. d slope wa ld . .. . _. . 21,000 BNash, ·N T Caton, J Hoover, Irs lS rae- aug or concrete. .. . .... . . 7,300 M H Abbott, J A Kuhn, D L for Prosecuting Attorney. Larrels of hydraulic cement. .. 54,000 Russell and Frank Clark. Second District-John P Judson B~~ ::ght ir.~n iu lo.~k ga.~es 2~::,Z

Moved and carried tbat the fotT• Prodsecuting AttN~rney. Ft. oak &imber io lock gates .. . 210,000 delegates · pt·esent from .each h1r Dtstrict-~ o nominacouncil district pt·escnt a caudi- tion; adjourned to first Monday date for and to constiiutc a in October next, to meet at Democratic Ventral Committee Seattle. in and tor the Territory of The following persons were Washington, for the ensumg elected as the J)emooratic Ceotwo years, and until their sue- tral Committee of Washington cessors are appointed. Territory, to wit :

On motiou the convention ad- King County-L B Nash, chairman. journed to meet at 1 :30 P. M.

Convention met pursuant ~o Mason-John McReavy. Lewis-Henry Miles.

adjournment. Jetferson-0 F Gerrish. Committee on resolutions pre- Cowlitz-Jas B LaDu.

sented resolutions numbered 1, Walla Wa11A--Jame11 D Mix. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8, which were Columbia-M H Abbott. adopted. 'fhe resolutions are as Klickitat-S .H Curtis. follows: Wbatcom-Henry Roeder.

· 1, That we are unalterably On motion the Convention ad-opposed to the dtsruembermeot journed sine die. D. B. HANNAn, of · the Territory, and are .in Chairman. favor of a State government at M. H. ABBOTT, Secretary. the earliest moment our popula- G. M. HALT,ER, Ass't Sect.'y tion and wealth will justify the - • same. IN MEMORIAM.-At a regul:&P

ITEMIZED COST OF WORK. and settle all differeuces that way esist, Cost of lower lock complete, aud, though not a reservation Intlian,

gives earnest of his friendship and good including sluice, lock gates and feeling toward the whites. The com· machinea·y for operating gates: mand is encamped at the foot, of Priet~ta' $725,000. · Cost of mid(IJe lock rapids. The oonfereuce will take place complete, including same as low- here. Thiuk we will have a peaceful er: 8470,000. Guard l~ck com- time, bu&are prepared for the worst.

plete, including gates and unfin- f "Beecher willlea\·e the coast ished machinery for operating with the blessings of the poverty gates: 8360,000. Section work, stricken Ptoneer Society. Seeing including excavation of prism the di~tre~sed c~odi~ion of the

d b k t· $l 900 000 orgnmzataon, whiCh ts now stag-an em an me~ · ' ' · gering under a munificent gift Cha'loel excavation npper and from the late Wm. Lick, he has lower entrances to canal-and wtth characteristic benevolence excavation of channel between determined to lecture tor its Nashville and Montrose: $475,· benefit. The widow and orphan

will after this lift up their voices 000. Miscellaneous, consisting and call Mr. Beecher blessed, of paid <:laims, right of way, en- and praise the nice discriminagineering expenses, etc.: 8225,- tion he exhibits in dispensing 000. Total: 4,152,000. charity to an institution that

2. That we are unqualifiedly in favor of the extenaion of time communication of Eureka Lodge APPBOPBIATIONS. for the completion of the main No. 20, F and A M, held Sept 7, June 23, 1866 ••••• ...•..... $ 200,000 line and branch of the Northern 1878, the following preamble and .Harcb 2, 1867 ....••......... 500,000 Pacific Railroad, and as we rec- resolutions were unanimously July 30, 1868 •.•••.••••••••.• 300,000

count1:1 its wealth bv hundreds of thousands, instead- of gi 7ing it to wretches who might waste it in buying bread."

ognize as enem;es of the proper- adopted: Whereas, it bas pleas Kay 11. 1869 ................. 180,000 Private but "p:'~lstellt. rumors ty of our ~le all who oppose ed the great Architect of the Dec. 23, 1869 ................. 200,000 j at Constantinople state that a soeh es:tenston.. U~lverse, to remo•• from our Jaly 11, 1870 ••.••••••••••••• 400,000 new territorial acqutsition by

3. That ~· amprovemeat. of DUde~ oar ~te Brother Tho~ Ju.lS, 1871 .................. 341,000 England is i.n negotiation. Teo-~· Col~mbia, Suke aad ~tiler llo":Jsoo, aad w~ereu, n ~ Karch 3, 18'11 ••••.•••••••••• 16.0,000 edos ie speeaally named. pat ~vera of our Terntory, bat. JUit that a fitting recoglll• Jaa. 10, 187! ................. 400,000

Ordinance •o. I 153. Ordinance •o. 1 157. . AD OrdiD&Dee t,o ro\~e for the gra- . AD OldiaaDoe to lioenae, tu aod

diDg of part of Comlllei'Cial !Street. alat• auctioaeerB, .kawkers peddJ ~ . '.Use ouy of Sea&Ue does ordaiD u bruk .. 8lld pawn brokers ' era,

follows: T.be aitJ of a..&tle d~a ordaiD t;.t:e. 1 'l:hat tbe CitJ Suneyor ia follows: 88

herebJ direct~ to prep~ ao eettmate lEe. 1 All auctioneer.~, hawkers. 1111d apecllioauous ataowtug the amount peddlfta, broken aad paWD broker of e:RilYa&loo, tilling aDd gradiag, or ahall be lioeaaed aod taxed u folio .. ~ other work DeCe811&1'J lo pede Commer- EYei'J auctioneer for ftCb Je&r · a& tb · ctal street from • point atstyfee& aoutb rate of $20; every hawker or ~· of theaouth line of Wuhiugton street for each year a& tbe rate of $25 ' to. the aoutb side of King s&reet together SIC. 2 Uonn the paymeu&• to tbe ••':Ia &he 0011t of t~e ~e, wh_icb said city treu!U'er of the amount of sacb ~Umatua ~d s~ifioat':"D~ he ts &o file tax. and ~e production to the ci&J clerk wuh &b~ Ctty lilerk wtthto five daye of a certificate of such paymeut. aaid fro~ thts ~te. . . clerk shall issue to such auctioneer

S~~;c. 2 lhe atreet~m~tttee ts here• hawker, peddler, a license authorizing by duected_ to ad:veruse, ~D some news- the OBri'Jing oa of such basinesa for tbe paper_ published tn the ctty of ~attl~, term of one yeu, or for a period not for bt~a for the performance of B&ld leas than three :nontha '!"ork, lD acc?rdance with said speoifica.. SEC. 3 An:; person' or peraona viottoall ;_ satd work to be doni! under the lating any of the provisions of this orllupertn~Ddan_ce_ of the. city &tuveyor, diuan~ shall be tiued in au BUD no& aud •ntbJeot. to hts approval. The coo~ esceedma Jif~.Y dollar!!. y tract t!lr llllld work eha!& be let by B&ld · P8888d the t.'Ooucil September 5th commutee, to the lowest responsible 1878. B~~;Bu.n BaowN Mayor ' btdder. . E. B. O~BOBNE Cit Cl 11:' •

!SEC. 3 For the purpose of carryiug ' Y er · thts ordtuatJCO iuto effect, a speciAl assessment district is hereby created, to t.-onsi~L of nll Jots aud parcels of land fronhLg upon satd 11treet along the line ol tbe sai.~ propo8ed iwproveo.ent. : 8Eo; 4 ·J b.,- Ctty At;Nen>'or ill bert>by

dnected to ruuk" au imuaed!ula 11pecu•l ~ssessmeut ot nil of tbe rtml lJTOPf.'rty taclade:J withiu ~;aid aase-..smeot dt11~ l ·ict; according to Jaw.

S~~;c. 5 U po~ the completion of said assessment, and llling the t~ame with lhf! city clerk, the >!aid assessyr is req otred and dtrected to publish " t.otice tnereof in some newspaver published in l~e said ctty; Rlld the mnyor ill forLher dtrected lo cull A epeciul meeting of the common council tO be held teu days from the date of &he first poulicatioo l'• sa1d notice, at which meeting oil pe!·~ sons feeling themselves aggrieved by said assessment may aJ:>ply to have the Bllme corrected.

SEc. 6 · This ordioauce shall take effect aucl be enforced at the expiration of fivo days after it bos been published ..

Passed the conucil September 5th, 1878. Bt:uu.n BnowN, Mayor.

E . S. OsnjBYE, <:ity Clerk. ---.. --·~-Ordinance No. 156· Ao ordinance to license tnx and regn'

lata theatricals, show11 no el other f!'xbibJtions und public nmnsomt~uts .

The City of :Seattle does ordsin os follows: . Every theatre, for each day , S5 ; everr

ctrcus; for each day, twenty dolla•s, every concert, for each day. S5, und 11.11 other sho.Ws nnd other exhibitions and pubhc amusement·; for hire at the rate of five dollars for each and every day. . 13Ec. 2 Upon the payment tv the

ctty tretlNnrer of the amount of any such tu. and the production to the city clerk of a certificate CJf sncb !JIIYmt>ut, the saitl cler~ shall issue to the proprietor or·ageut of nay such exhibition a license authorizing tte perfoh mance :her.,of.

~Ec. 3 Any perrson or persons Yiolatmg any of tbe provisions of this ordinance sball for each offence be fined in any suru not exceeding fifty dollars.

Passed the council September 5th· 1878. BERIAH BnowN, 1\Iayor.

.B. S. OsnonliE, City Clerk. ------Ordinance No. 155.

Au ordinance to regulate, licenRe and tax carts, wagons, drays, coaches," om-. ntboses nnd other carriages.

The City of .::ieattl(l does ordain as follows:

SEc. 1 All carts, wagons, drays, co~hes or other description of carriage which shall be kept for hire within the City of l:!eattle, silaU be licensed aud taxed, as follows: All of such carts or other vehicles dra.-n by one horsa &ball be taxlld at the rate of teo dollars per aouum, and all of such carts or other vehicles drawn by two or more horses shall be tased at the rate of fifteen dol! lara per anuum.

S~~:o. 2 Upon the payment to the city treasurer of tbe amount · of an7 soch tax. aod the production lo the city clerk of a certificate of such pay .. meat, the said elerit shall iuue to the owner of auy such ear& or other vehicle a license authorizing said owner or hi~ agent to nse safd cart or ether vehicle for h~re for the term of ODe year, or for a penod oo& lesa than three mouths

I:!Eo. 3 E~ery auch JiceDse shali be uumbered by the city clerk, and such nomiler shall be conspicuously painted upon the cart or other vehicle so Iicea ... ed.

~Eo, 4 'l'he ·provisions of tbia ordil!ance shall no& apply to the keepers of hverr stables so far as couoerns the ordinary busineaa of said atablea.

l:!.:c. 5. .Auy perao~ YtolatiDK any of the provtstona of thts ordinance, shall f<>r each offence be fined in anJ aum uot esceedin~ fifteen dollars.

Pa888d the council September 5th 1878.. BEJU~ BaowN, .M~yo-:. '

E. 1:!. 08JIOBNE, 9tty Clerk, · . ._.. Ordinance ••· 1154.

An ordiDaDce re~ng OrdiDance No.95. ·

The City of Seattle c1o¥ orclaia 88 foUowa:

S&o. 1 Ordinaoce •No. 96 ea&Uk4 "An ordiDaDoe to im,_ ua4 ........ licensea in tbe Cit7 of a.&tle" .. ~ by repealed. ·

Paaed the ecnmoil ......... Ia. 1878. BDWI B.1nr. .. ,_

E. s. Oooan, CiiJ Clerk.

Ordinance No. 1 Ga.

AI! ordinauce t'? carry iuto effect the proVJIIIons of Urd10auce No. 150.

Tbe Ci'Y uf ~eattle does ordain as follcws:

~~o. 1 · That for the pnr,:011e of O'lrryJDg ont the provtsions of Ordiuanre No. 150. there is hereby appropriated from the ta."teB collected and to be collected for general miluicipal purposes· the som of five tho'lsanrl dollars, or 110 much thereQf as may be necessary to ma~e the payments provided by laid urd1nance. .

Pusse<i the council September 5'b 1878. BERIAH BnowN, Mayor. '

.B. S. OsnonNE, City t;lerk.

Ordinance No. 159· Au ordinBI!ce to provide for the pay

ment of ~e iucidental expenses for the year ou~mg July 1st, 1879. _

The City of Seattle does ordain as fol .. lows ; • 8F.o. I. ~hot for tbe purpose of pay .. Jog the mctdentRI expensas of the city for t~e year ending July, lst, 1879, there 1~ . hereby appropriated from -the taxes ~llected and to be collected for ~~ueralJI!nnicjpal purposes tho llll!D of l;ii:-!,500 or so moch thereof as may be necessary to make the p ... ymenta provi .. ded by this ordi11ance.

Pasaed the council September 5th 1878. . BEBIAH BnoWN, Mayor. '

E. S. OSBORNE. City Clerk.

Notice of Sherift's Sale of' Real Estate •

!JY ~i.rt~e of 3D execution itu~ned out of the D•s •ri.ct Court of the Thir<l Judicial nlstrict <>f Wus}u ugtou Territory, holdinl! terma at t!e•ttlP ~n . l'r..iug Count~ ; said execution being on a tb6~ JU<l)!IDPnt :md ISSUed Oll the 27th doly or Augu,;< A. D., 18~8, 1D the case wherein George Cantelnl Is plamtitf and Het.ry Ilehmke and John Drommerhou~ are defendants, and to me directed and delivered comm1nding me to take mto execution the l"'fi'Ona! proP<lrty of said oefendants, and if sufficient penoonal property cannot be found, th~ the real property or said dcfevdnnts, to satisfy s"'.id judgment for th <um or S255.'i0 gold coin, with interest thereo: at the rata o! '?ne P<lr cent. per month In like coin, nntil patd and costa of snit amounting 10 !he fnrth~r sum of 141.11> and in~ coilts Now no personal property' being fotmd by me' ~nd the real esinte bertina!ter det~eribed bav: wg bren before suid judgment was obtalued in snid action att•ched, to s.ti&fy the said jutlg. ment. Thenolore. I row give notire that I have levied lll'oid execution on lot number 3 of bl~k number !orty.slx of Te • ftr • ~uo:into the cl t). of tlellUie, in ~u~ co":u~u-

as gton Terntory, nnd will sell the SOlll• ~n Ss~urdy, October 12th,l818. "*!he hoUr G•

HO o cldock, A. K., nf raid d&J u the Como! ouse oor in Seattle in Ktng co b& ..

lie ancUou tot'"- hi 'b t - n J, pub. • • "" g es t>ldaer for cas11 or so mt ncb thereof as will satisfy said jad !m~"• cos s and Increased costa. • . , '

JJated Seattle, Aug. !i7th. 187S. L. V. Wl'C.IiOFF, Sheriff of Xing Co

W. U. WHITE, Attorney for plaintiA". s7-4t.•

DRESS MAKING.

MME. MAPLE, [Direct from the Eut,)

n as permanently ettablifbed

DRES8-MAKI•c At thi• place and r""peelfally sollclte the pat·

<>uage ortbe ladles of l!ea$te..

aa~t-Coi<Dan'l Block,conaer Commerelal

SatiSfaction Cuaranteod In Work and Prices·

aoz26-U.

Seattle & Walla Walla R. R. Iii ., . . -

llr ,, \It ' . .- .... -. IUT~'lE TO RENTOI.

Val-•1• Ileal ~JleftJ'

FOR SALE. ...... ., I. M.IIALL,

.t.'I'IOUft .a'f.la#- l•i'llta W ' -.s:·.r ·

WEEKLY DISPATCH, would be _defeated, ~ut the fear I condition; the whole putpose be- Indian flow-Wow. Notlee ef I!Haerta•s 8ale that he wall be nomJDate~, that ing manitcstly to imitate the low WALLULA, ~pt 8, 1878. Beat Estate.. or Pacific Mall Steamship Co~ ?istm·bs our neigh bot•. The ed- sensational journals which gain The steamer Spakaue hal jus& arrived By virtue of • e:recutlft la~uecl out ot tbe

BERIAH BRO\\'~ & CO. B::J:r.m unows. JR ltor has andtdat d l t here h'IYiDg OD lloard Gen Howard Dil11rlet Court of tbe Tb:JU.Iudlclal »JstZiot rt SUMMER ARIIANCEMENT

• a.c e an. a P n - notoriety and circulation by pan- Waablo~gto11 Tem&or,,l&oldla.,tennaat-.~ePtUe .t>ROPRIETORS. {: f h I f D.lld ad, aud GeD. Mizaer'e battalioD In King Count•; Mid e:r..,ubolt being 00 a1lual 8E&UD DROWN.

Office--Dispatch Buildings, James Street orm 0 IS own e JO'OSI.ng rom dering to a grovelling popular o! artiliert and infaatrJ. A council Judj!lll"nhndtauedon themb.t.yofAug;a& tho so-called DemocratiC Coo- a petite for that class of' litera- wae held with Chief Moees aad GeDeral !i ~· ;J::J;''!:.iH:~~=r!:.fi.%~

THE SPLENDJD 81DEWBEEL THE EVL'\ISG DISPATCH, pubil•iled ev· vcntion; then why should be tut•o which is tabood in cifcles Howard yeeterdaf alterDOOD and this ~::'!'::~~ ... ::Sde:.:.C::~~Z:~":e~;

ery day in the week (exc~pt :;uud$y). Eight deprecate a Ucpublican nomina- I I moming al Prieal'a rapida. MOIIIII WBII into eseeutJO!I thf penooal proporty of &aid ST fA M S HI p OAK 0 T I clo!lars per )ear by mail; Ot•e dollar per U:OIItb w tere mura tty and social decen- b I h llldialla orfeudaDta, and If IIDfllclen& penooul property by eanier: , tion over whom hts triumph ap. cy is J'espected. One H. L. :=:~t= :h:'1 =:e :nu:uge to.,.. 0~ d:re':.'::a~ ... ~~~~; '!~j~l f~~e:~

't'BE WEEKLY DISP-\TCH, publi&bedev<ry pears to him so well assured? .Bia I d II A t . h .,- IJUmotSW.'IOaold coin, wttblntere.ttbereoa alnrday morning. Two dou..n. per year. nc 1ar , a sma t orney, a te~~enahoo ullheir c oioe auctwo.ld as tbe ru.tof one pot cent. per mouth 1n like

12, 100 Tens. I H. G. :UOBSE, COMMAlt"J):im, •

All ba'<ioe•s, oewsletiers or l.elegraphic dl• \V e have the information 0p00 With no knowledge Of the busf- liYe &Jaere foreYer. Thq wiU no& p oobln, UDUl paid -.I -*-oiRitamo•UD,J 10 p:st-must l>e addre&Sed to EVENil<G DIBPA%CR h • h I e furtb<r - of Ul.l5, and lnueaoed COllt8 w tC we can assur" our neigh. ness either as a printer or editor oD a reeerve r•motelromlbeir couolfJ. Nownope~~belngfouud a, m,: Will tea""' on tbeillltes~llleDl'JMied,~

b t h t J ~ J b ' Tb •· ··- th t ..._ - • r .... ud tbe real .,.,. • lleftlaanor di!IICrlbed loav· --:;;~~=::--o~==::--:---:----~

SAT£TRD • '' . SEPT 14 8781 or a u e aco & neither undertook the • f e "'""'"" e'1 wu - eaa. o we lug been bef<>realdJqment was obtained lD IIAlfn£ QMlo I n..L • • • • • • • • • k d · . . manag.emen. ° Cucade mouDlaiDI, nDDiug to the MldacUoa au.cMc~. &o•&tllly the eau .)Ida· • • -..nu. ·

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seE' s nor eslrcs u nomination, thts to famous enterprtse as tbc mou•'- of the Spo'-·- n·•- •'-eD dowD -.. ~e*·,_ Tledll~~· I ,,_ atve nottee tJoat I J'al.r ........ to I Jut.,. ..... 181 J'rdy .. ·-·· ~ . llnd l

'f be c t t b . ... .. __ •• ,... • "'Y -... ellee1dlon on los aumbr.t' a, J'aty ..... ,.lqt .a.a, ....... 8 AaJ ........ tu Are We to be Sold Again? on sen s 0 ecomc a nom mal editor and publieber lhe rinr &o White BJa .. t11eaoe acro111 dlof ~~~ number~c~Ry.als ot Ten'J'• ftr.a-. ADJ ....... :!Ill A c ...... •

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A cand1'd te t't \\' 11 b h . ' ...... &o the eta, .CIIn&&le, In JUn1 couut)'. ~ ........ !!'f.t!eJ>! .......

18 l&pe .... · · ~- • s has heretofore been made a ' 1 e upon soc a under the tmpressioo that a• tbe &be ColumWa to • paia1 Meea mil• W-*gtou Tcorri.,,8114 wau aeu the .._ - ....... • •• ""

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manifest, tho Democratic Con- popular demand as be cannot statutes of the Territory failed aboyethemHth of&b•~ GeD, :~=.o:.~s:-::.ia;'.~bda~08!U:: STEAME., em If PAlAu.: v~ntion was organized and run misunderstand and would bave · to provide any punishment ior HowardfallllaiMheb~!_-_~~~~pree- :l,C:::.::J:=:.S::U:!'~u:;_ 0

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III8IID,... 10 •- - aorn~tltenotuwU..u.fJaldJ".o--..; - . ~xc us1ve.y 10 t e mterest ~nd .. ' soc t e cr1me of hbel, he could pl7 for the reaaubble AclelitJ a.. had co.ta_.IDc:reuedc-... --··· "·- T ..... , ~t the dictation of the N. P.R. a co~test would determine the the YOcation of a common libel- alaowD aac1 hit dortl .., -. the .uaaecr~{;·lr'~;r~tiofKJq eo. · W. B. 8E.\Miln. COII'NDEB. R. Land Ring, and the 0. S. N. queshon whether the voters of ler witb impunity. But he did .-oe at all U.ee. M..., leek Do w.R. "-·4"Cil'lleJ.,.plaiDt~. 87

-'l 'WHJiea .... ontbet,.,..;. • . .._ Co. It is now openly boasted W ashingtoo Territory are free- Dot take into actoant the fact fM" iD tbe la&e ho.ul• .. •-D&

that the Republican Convention n.eo or the bonded serfs of the 'hat the law wh1cb failed to pro- a.tlua l!l4aeDoeo aad po,.. •ett &be ROnC£'11 PUIUSHEII& • DEIURS =~~· 1

ou=::-,~.~~0 comb· t' f 1• f ._.... mo•ement from brealtiatJ "' 8 SCHOOL •a. .._ ....... to :At,. ....... »

and the Regublican nominee are Jna ton o mooopo lsts o me punieb:nent tor &he crime ble .......... a~, , ............... ~ to be dominated and dictated which the Oregonian is the faith. g•ve to y,. oft'eoded ci,i ... o the' -:!. ..;:: ... ~ be _. ....... ,__, NO'I'ICtJ • BDDr &Pa mAT Tid bept-.... 10 · ~·-··""· •• I() f I It' h . . - - raqu- - Jlnardotlltlacalloa .ur- al ... ollee . ...... ........ au by the same power, and that the 0 totrgabn. ot t e que~t.too wk ads reMedy of a suit for pel'lonal of ... ~~~· ~YWDme~c.. ud rbe ._. ~ :'.!:.!.--*":.a":~=~:~. 1.::; wtll-.:=-l'llae\ ~ _:-...:= :::: people are only to be lletl the pu o t e v era upon Its na ·e daMages. Gov Ferry who bad wo .... aad ar CJ~••n bun •• ba heada,, Oc:toM Ja&.tlml.-* • d'cleck, •· •. OOJIDanllla wtda "ctty of'~ee Ytetona

'ts ~ &- ~ b' • · ~llewonld rotu.-.i ab ... ,. lertM~ffla.•ID..,.,.._.,.. 1111t- ~"llallola"coee....,_,.. too-..... choice of overseer for the same mort ' aree .rom pany ras, as beea grosslv eharged &hrougb . u ere · aoJtr.,.._ Uoetr a-'-•,r•tb•,..,.,.. ot TJ&eM--. ...... vlitJiarta•..;:.-:. ...

t. • d' h " Be ,... alway• " lrt~ 10 tbe ~. aelocrlatr- _.,lor ..--llllbprloa Ia &'be day·.....,.._. Tic.,_ __.

master. W e arc told that if we oappro~•agor •uppro~tngt 0 thi& mediu111 with high erimes bullleoMd beo~n Wdly miuep....aect =~:::;:;m;uprowWNiaaec&Joa 12 ...,._,_,llicbtbey:~;;:.::! do not accept N. T. Caton. tbe action of Jadge Jacobs 10 rela- in eGlce c.-mencod ... sua't b• llw•-i~ •. Be --·d _ ...... to·'-'- . J'OBN P. -..oN, aa&:;;:--a111e. For ~ appt, ' · · b '1 d 1 d 1 • "' ~ ... ..... ... _...., Pheid"'ll .loanlol Slllcatloa oa ' .,. &o B..L. TIBa£11, Democratic nominee for Dele- ~10° to t e "'1 roa an grant, agailltilt the editor as the only llreul('.llo at lite aalhoriciea at Waeld•r . · e-.ra-ttorPup&:;r.,~ ... ·-....

~ate, we will be forced to accept npon which Ule asaumption of mean•efv1ndicating his c..liarac- loD w...-.. l••e biaa theneenadee·h• , DBESao VA ..,..........;.• Sam V. Wingard, representing his unpopularity ia predtcated, tcr aDd that baa resulted ia the Dow ~. All DO~ ID.._ ! i7 .&a_,D.&&,. U'

t h · bl d bt th t ' would lP•Iaia. He ia a!leir noopUed ! the same interest; that the dele- . ere ts 00 rea80Da e 00 a tollowi.g hu~ng confe•ioo ohlef~_. Jail follow--. u •IIi• CJf l gates from Eastern Washington moe-tenths of tbe popular vote of guil~aoli. pl'&}'d for ExecUIIlive &be ItO,. .... ,, would pNYeDtlvtlie ' will come into the Republican of the i'erritory would be given clemcnQ :. trouble;. u. eoaa&fJ. n -Dot Ilia·!

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•Convention solid for Win~rurd, in approval, the oppoeiuon being 1 th _.. h ., d •- · IDdiaDa -...killed PwrlbDal''funily. lila& l - ,..n ..... u, _..b'beol ~ D e ... sc arge oar a.., •• la4i B · ' all collared, marked and ticketed confined almost. excluively to public jearnalil& we 41eemecl i' iD· two Pal.-. ~- -..,. cb•fl ! ........ ,...a ltleobBical and lndUJfriadl Be-for Wtn!rnrd, all the DemocratiC those persenally iDterested in cum beD& OD •• co ••• ....,. b • of tbe u....w... Mid h1l ... pie woaill : .... place aad ,..,_.,.ny aollclt• doe pat• sources

~ . . . communication whilb nftected ea joiD wi&b. 11.- aDd be .. Wore- CUI• oldie 1ao11ea of a.&~e. delegates were for Caton, and matntaJomg monopoly and spe- Go•ernnr Yarrt a. the matter of Arm lrieiiD .. die wbit•. , -.....col-'•lhcll,-•er- €:.-mat wdl demand his nomination no cial privtles. his exerci-.o£ tbe ~Ding pow•; Howard llill he would f~ard tbeit- ~au. local grounds exclusively, and The Orenonian is very much and, ·~ tl!-· IIUIUJ -., appendbtJ raqu•c too 111M IP-' fa&be• a& Waab- ~ Sllllsfaotlon Qaranteell In

;7 our ed1loriDl· commeDIL . 1 Work anct: "rloe.· en that ground ~lone his buckers in the practice of drawing its We bad ao doubt tlla' Uae liate- iDgtOD for •-. and --~ 10

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1 · f' · · menta matia were nlliable· iD f~ lhe murder o1 aM PerliDe '-ily, Bald lii-'·-------------

ope to secure t c coutro o co.r.c USl~ns rom. ~~~wy pr.e- tlaey were endoaeci ll!r ala~er who he wauaedi.U murderera jliYID up. ;: both political pal'ty organiza- maaes of tta owu 1nveotaon; as1n hu here&oliml a&ooci.MU U.e h_. &e caUed ca 11oeea ud bi81-D tile ' •otlce 10 CNitltor.~

.tione, and usc the people to be- construing the defeat of Mitebell ot b~s proftll!llliou, ill .ttae eati~oa· UmatiU.. ll!lll all o&ben. to 11e1,' And : •'-~e ot o,oaox c. :BBBD;.deoo..._ •ray themselves through their as an expression of popular dis- of tne p~blie;. •• besws: ~cnentl]' lhe murder~ aad deliYit th-.&o jaa- ' ~tceilt~'by ' 1

""" by tH Ulldeutgne<~. es"' 8Ubdmt1ated' lo· a CODTlc&IOD fo• . . ...,,._of lbe IU& WIU aod --•t of ~e t.'. 1.'art .... associations. Arc the vo- satisfaction with has railroal pol corrupt CODduct ia o&e Bot fo• tice. Th•'1-* he IJUDIBhd·for. &be l'llller.~.tot'becnotltonof,aiHI •JI oer-c: "' • • • ,orime. oou llaYi,. clal•• apl!ll& •• deceaaeol,.eo pre·

tcrs or w ushiogton Territory so icy. and predicating popular thiS, we ahauld ue•er ... ,.. alloweci . . aeat tb- '!l&b Sbe __,. 'r'Oacb~ .. ~ Wll'bla ' tbe PBEBS •·do·whM we DOW eon- • Tbe counail,....clofl'laarm~:r •. ~aar: .. •>er&belmpabl~lo•oftbt.eotice.

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•pleDdldJy .....,_. to lend to JOV ~:rtH» t.u tlae Eal&ers~ .A.JoS-. ·

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b 1 t t ll f• d' t •th J -- &.. • • • • ·! • to tile aoold <S«D&or, a' toe os;, Of• IIC~IUIDt A;

o tust', or so O!! o a sense o tsagreemen WI asvvs UJH)D cede to be aa. IDJtiSU• to a pobbc ,ud the In~ aJIP"f8CI well •tlaA- r.ear,.latbedtyof8e>ttte, coallll.r or .... or manhood, that they are prepared the same premises. The-truth is, officer. . . :ed willa the D!Hll. TbeJ all -ed tbe\'....an .. , .. @~~Q:'~,. ;.·Iiu"'~ GQLIJ :=a.,= !'!a~=r.:. to surrender their dearest inter that in Oregon as in Californiu ~~have .. donog tile ~asl l~ree 'll8BuraDcea oftfrieDdablp, Eucetoroft'be JaAwillaedteoo&araeotzoia.or;e ~etlft8Dbacb. Wea...a•a:p«. - wee .... , made> a tborogp lUYelltiga- < c; lbher. <iece-.1· eou In eYer;z!town • tale I'UbflcrlpUou. rw 1M

<'Sts to a cabal of mercenary pol- and every where else, the roo- lion of &h•J'toofa UJGD wllicb lAc 1 llaled .,.ute.. Aacall Stb.lBTI. If a~. d•JI8U' -s beet lllualnied ~ hor mtJd d • ft~ pubUcatioa lu Ule ._ld. AD7 - - tiP-iticians, who traffic upon their nopolists and seekers for speCial c oge vas e. an •re 18~11 • .,.. · She was sa angel blooG!e· aDd> come a • ..,.....tlrii .,....,. The moa elaput

. . . . . that tllt!!f falL abort of aultstantiaUDg' : . d . b h oo' ' A · PBOCI AM~ m~~:.oN works of .. atw.,.... &o IIUllecribPJS ~ nghts in the 11ame of party? Is prlVllegcs usc pobtteal parttes it in an.r pdioolar. We therefore- :t.rippe IDt$•& utc: er s R• on ~ -•--~.£.a: lprloe 111 ao ·tow .tllrM a~JuoA nerybodif. f1ll».

it not time for the people to de- tor no other purpose than to !low. retract the charge •. not only ~n I, W a~l stro~ where .. a hand&Gme -- :ra:e-,.;,:-... -= :::" ~-=~ . JDstice to &-..ernor ftr:ry bot 10 1butcher atood. Have you BJ the eov-nor. 400 su'bec~ In tar& dan. All wbo -.... mandan accounting from their promote t~e1r owu sel~~ pur. vindicatioa.of.the repllltatio~ of the- !heart?" sb.Q said, blushing. tim- -- ::!"ton:":t.:!;.:::::; :::~~J:~ servants? In the DemocratiC poseR; thetr success mamly de. Press for faim dealing wi&b all pub-· idly. •• H&v.e I a heart, NJ&til ?." ( 11LlSDA P.Ferry. Go~mor. of\!2M> Tel'- You nEed110&-be awaJ tzom home over lltgllt..

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1 ,. l'tto.y of Wuhinaton, db ltle:eby ~dve You can do·il.,. -11•• ot~~;o.,.. Full ~ic.r-

<.:onvcut.ion a very large propon- pending, not upon popular eo- lie (f.uestioae an ..... con net of' .replied the- butcl..Ar. "Do.you tbal • Oeueral Election. will he loetdlu l•rs, dire<rtronsarul tenDs tree. Eleprltrand pubhc o.flinrs 'th. k th .. l t h d Mid Twrltory on Tuesday, the ®b cLoy of So- expeuii.., O'.llt1U free. lf you -nt proi&U~ Jeran<:e of the popular sentiment dorsement but upon bold in"' the · 10 a a, C:lD wa 0 you. ay •eml)er, .a.. D .• one tboi188Dd,. ~111bt ~<Ired wurk ~~ea..t• us yoar addrees at once It.,.,., ..

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'. b • 0 th This coofession of~ilt in view ·after day • and see your eyes lllld '"nenty-ell!ht. at which· .toe tr:.to'll'tng nothing to trr tlb! beioiae .... No one wla-.. .. u. of the 1'cLTiLot·y was shameless- ua :mce o powe1· e.ween e . d . b . t . allllled oftlceN wllll>e elec&.ld, :.ou:. ~"'~"" fat!& to make grea& pa7• Add ....... ••'J:be . ot' imminent punil:?bment has no. . rooptng u. t oy ruee nune, A oa.jlatc u. n.prt>eent o;.old rerrlto~ln the Peopla's.ll:t211al· ~.Pwlllllld .ue ocuJ .. cmn;,. ly betrayed in the inte t·est of our two parttes, and no one better . . ' . :that I can tt:el your v:\)J:vet For~lllxtll ConNr..•• of the Villt•:<ill:tar.w. • • •

<:ommon enemy; let us see to it understands the adTantages of element ef _pemt.ente or promts~ :breath on wy cheeks as I stoop ! .. s='!':'~::.~t that the treachery is not repeat- this position than does the edit- of rcfortlUltwo, bu\ ?'om first t() ;to serve JrOU, and not ha:ve a ! =:::."rte~6G!!:1~~-

ll\st shf)ws a sneakmg evas1on 1hcart? Ob, maa'cicn am ... not Dt~.Ir'1r_" .. """0""" AtroruPy rotrt~ F·Ira& Judicial Sea"' ... & Walla Walla H .. I-.

ell in the Hepublioan Conven- or of. the Oregonian. With the · · · ' · .Li ~ • ltnt. .. lion with impunity. Of the del party strength of the State \"Qry solely w~th refc.-eacc .to .escape- ;all ~~,a··~~ !.ud ~ohu as~ nhtedb~~o tl .~ ~:;;';,~~IDR Attorney ,.,,. the s->od Ju.

. . fronl pun-tshmont Wh1lc 1t fully- .one· .aes, 8 e sao e ,,u&Jn - A Prllo.ieCUtlng Attorney fOFtbeTh;m.Jadicial cgates to that Convention from equally davadcd and tho Demo. . . · . "" .ly, •• this is. bcauttful, thi~t is di- Dia<~lct. this county, Capt. Hill, L. .B. cr:ots a unit against Mitchell, v.10dlcates th~ Governor 10 rei a.. vine, but i\ ain't the kmd Ji want A!::::; oft>otb br:mcbllaot.the Lsgistati•• SEAtTU TO RENTON. -Andrews aud Irving .Ballard arc

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su..:h a combination of all the twn_ t() the f.alse chargE's ma~e· t'his ,morni.ng.; s? give me- a; bu~- ro~~~~.i~':~fa::i:~~~~~cel'Sp-ovlded (:·.·lndt'da· ' e" for office. If they wealth and corporate power of a.gam.st hun, _1t leaves that. pubhc locks he~rt, qutek, and tn,lm tt The elec•o.,. .. m also at -d eteetiou vote pAssz!iGU UD hEIGHT CARS "5ll.L v u fi t ffi .. m ld II b •'Fol!:'P or "A9aiost." the Con&tJ.ttlttoD of the

t. tl t c . t' the Plate with hosts of ret·tiners tunctJOnnr} 10 tbc quost10nabl~ or s 0 0 =- or Y 0 man e State of Washiu .. ~n. lila." <> Seattle n~ry day (Sunday• •~"'II'· return ro m 1a onvcn !On :l.S 0 ' · ' • . rais·n,.,. C:.11i.n. if hi d' ·· · 't "F~~~:"or"AII•~;:;;,L"eeparate · al'ti~leNo. one etl) atG)iA. K.,andlP,ll.;returningwW.Jea"e

. . . and <.lependen~s gave over- po:sition of hunn•r compoundc4 1 o s 10Det: alO ohaldCoootitution. Rentcno&lOA.liLrwdiP. >r . theDemocratacdeleg-ltesdHl,as h l . ddt' h . t "' cooked." ·•Jior"or"Agaiast''Separat9 MttcleNo.two Forfntll!htorPAil!llll•.applyattheo~•f

b ll f d . w e mango s o IS opponcn s a felony upon restitution to him- of said Consti•ulion. the Com~:uay at the llrpot.

tho ouod thr:l s O an O IOUS which no amount of pe1·sonal Jf' 1 · , · l t l'b ·•.-or" or "Against" SeJ1lll'&te .\tticle No. J . .U.COLMAN

b. . . t h l I . ffi . se • canng til& cramma a 1 - threeofsaidConsritntlou. J:r3·d~ General SU]len~ude

l 'Oill matwn agams t c pcop o, popu artty was so Cicnt to over- b' t' A youJ>-g woman committed •--"-* L"ii TKsr:wmw .,.HERLO --------------l t: t them look to their masters come. ln every instance where erty to repeat .. IS prac ICes 11~011 suicide la..tely in Bo•·'ogrJe, j L s } have herreunto seL mv · ' d · l the • nd Wlthout d d :.u '" ) • and cause I tlul G-....t s,;.I of the not to the people, for thcii' pav. th~s iss.uc wash.presentc tn ~le 0 1 s, a . h'

1 cman · .a~g Franca, who two years ago. shone •.....,..• Terrttory to L"' affixed.

1 . ·h .· hts of' the people a"rc pramanos of ts own party, r . a surrender of IS pa s to puohc coospicvoush' in the titledsocie- ~lght doy of~".:'.:!,.,•.LA.oil .. m.::;;·,il!~~~ nd''.'.·.~g· ,l,·t. ' ' at.ttablt>: Real Pro}Wrty r ' e 1 1g · ·a,rJ·tchcll "'3S ovet•\rhclma·ncr!Y d' 'Th b f' h J .,. ~-. .1u. "' • · o J o tum. every num ero t e ty of Berlin. She was the uife hund""<l and ..,,·euty-elghl, anol the iud~peud

I Ctl·::p-e·' 10 tho Repubhcnn as t · d b 1 •·ot th ence of the Uni:ed t:tatesthe ore hun<ired a nd FOR SALE . . J • • · u ~ sus a1nc y· {)OIJU a1· • e · c · 1 · 1 th' fi of the I:>u.,.,;an Socretarv of Le-• . . . . '· . paper 10 W llC 1 IS COn CSSlUD .o .,.,.. J tb!rd. Hf.bll .\ P. }'ERRY

they wore m tho DemocmtlC Democrats dttl not ra1se tbts rs- . , . · ~ 1 ·t . 1 . , 1 gatioo, to whom she had been By the Governor, Convention, the r emedy still lies suo anywhere in the canvass but .tppc:.ns 1 ~.~ o~os o~c usav.e Y ~c- betrothed whilo in a.. Paris N. n~~=~~s~t :ha·Terr,torr.

·tt I I t t ft' th in ~Iultnomall county, where • voted to a el ous tuvccttve, m- convent school. They lived at w a 1 t 10 peot> e, o cas o c 1. - 1. d t · · d ·

f. • d . d' . an open con 1L10n was ormE' o smuatwn an mueodo, moro great expense, and the woman

tranwls o pal tv an vm Icate dcfe·tt him composed of tho en 1· · ... d dl b th 11 d h b FOR SALE AT A BI.RC .. IN. . . • . • , · - ma JOtous an cowar y v e riYa e t c mem crs of the "' thCir own r1ghts through thcar tire Democratic party, d1ssatis- tt t d d' . d ·h. h royal tamtly in the costliness oi Fourc.eeu acres of FJoe-Osrdeu La~d. situa-. . d ti d R '·I' N t • l.B L a emp e lsguase un cr \V IC • ted. ou tbe Duwamlsho l.th-or. oue mile from own chosen rcpresentat1vc, m e. e epuu t<:ans, a 10oa an.:, h h f . d h h her Jewels. As their resources &bo race uack, all cleued and und•r feuce, to

d f. D b Chamber of Commot·cc 0 S N t e s a ts uro spe ' so t at t e d. · · h d th h b d I d !jW&ber wltb the Pret1811' crop of vegetabl•s. pen ent 0 party. 0 not e 1 • ' ' I' · d' db • d IIDIDJS e C US an p Uoge worth one huudreddoLiars. 'l'bla laud will be

I I d d th th d th t th Co., N. P. R. R. Co., and every persona Jty lD JCate y muen o into stock speculations and otl'llred for sale at a bar.-fa for no days. En-' c u e WI e 1 ea a ere form of monopoly, led by the cannot be established in an ac- b b k t Tb ' ·r, IJi!llreat tbe &oce ·.r....sor at tbts omoo.

d. h h · d. ecame a an rup . e wt c,

i i 1s onor or s arne m repu 1- "leading J·oumal," ~Ir. ~litchcll t · t 1 Th b' f ill' d ton a aw. us an o ~ect o nnw mg to en ur0 poverty, ESTABLISHED 1889. utiog a party by which you have carried oft· the popular \"::>tc by its libelous attack is indicated eloped with a princely admirer, ·

been betrayed. That is but a a handsome majority over all, by certain personal charaoteris- who in a s~ort ti~e abandoned : (tevice of demagogues to use the a triumph with very few paral- . . . her. Dopr1ved ot resources, she · L R E I N. I C

leis in the history of party pol- ttcs wbtch attract the nttenhoo gave herself up to di88lpation in · e e people through their prejudices itJ·cs t·n this country. In va·ew r th h I 't t h' · d f l ti fi II o c w o c commum y o am .Paras, an , weary o 1 e, na y S E A T T L E B A .K E R y tor· disreputable purposes. of these facts it is ehecr effront- as the individual meant, when shot herself. Her husband, who

cry claim that tho course of the editor, on being called to ac- I belonged to the society of tbc Whole~~ale aDd Retail Dealer ir. Mitchell and Ja~obs upon the . . Red Cross, wns at Bucharest, in GROCERIES-

tludse tlacobs. land grant is condemned by pop,. count, Wlh make oath that he charge of a hospital for soldiers. The Oregonian, which watches ular sentiment. meant some other man whom

0 vc1· the people of Wasbmgton nobody had thought of in that

___ , ... ____ _ 'l'el'l'itory with tho samo solici- A Libeller Convicted. connection. That is one of the t 11 oje the fox watches the devel For more than a year past a tricks resorted to by thts chronic

PRO\"'SIONS

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VEGETADLLES-

BREAD, CAKE CRACKERS, ETC., ETC

I. M. HALL,. ATTORNE~ .'\T·Lu .l' ,rAo"'c'"' \1'

may1:·.1·

EOR SALE OR TQ, lET. 1h.li valaableplec:e ol propert:J

The Riverside Hotel, Elll~lbly situated, at Soobombb Clt:r, 8noa ·

. mi&h county,. Wa.:!blogton TtiT'it.or.v, is oo..- t.•ft' .. 4

ed tor sale or for leas!, on e&3Y t~; !all, to a r "' : !IPOD!Iblo aprllcant.

-AI.PO-Seven Yoke ofCa.ttle1

Wllb a lull outllt or boom aod Joqmg rh:.h '• •ad camp outfit ror a ftrs& ela-!1 ICI!fiDI <"•ID'~. A good batplo I• ollered to respon~ p.or ie> .,._. <ltber tbP hOtel or Jor.glnr outllt.

)'or term:t apoh to \VILLI Alii ROMINES. l'rnpri~·~r.

Add rf'E-.1!:-Saobomi,b City, ~ebomi:~h ,., 11 ,. ~ · .. W. T. uug 2b :1.

W. H. LLEWELLYN . & CO

opcment and growth of a brood newspaper Las been published libeller to practice his infamous uf young chickens in a peighbor- at Port Townsend, ostensibly as crimes without exposing himself i ng burn-yard, with the view of an organ of the Democratic par- to ats penalties. No form of ma

Dodu, the telegraph operator, recently decorated '' ith the Cross of the Legion of Honor fo1· services during the FrancoGerman war, is the eighth woman thus rewarded. Five of tho other crosses went to the Sisters of Charity who had shown especial devotion in hospitals, one to Madame Abicot, wife of the Mayor or Oison, for de1ending her husband's bouse against several armed men, and another to Rosa Boohenr, the painter, who was decorated in 186~.

I?' Goods delivered to a11 parts ot BOOKS 4 STATIONARY

1 licious defamation can be meaner 111 aking them his meat in the ty, but rca ly nothing but a sew- or more cowardly. 11 cur future, volunteers the sug- cr of personal defamation, open , _ ,._ _ _ gcstion. "It is said that Jacobs to .any body, o~ any part~, who The handkerchief business j:; • looming .up' again as candi- chose to use it to vent personal must be stopped. The Uochestcr d· to for Dclermtc. If he wants spleen and vituperative abuse Express ~ys: Some fellows are

·' 0 ' l so scnsat1ve that a mao cannot to be defeated by one thousand . upon other,, utterly rcg-.trdless blow nis nose without their nuajority be will stand right in." of public: or J>rivate dec(mcy,age, tbinklog be Is trying to tlirt

It is net the fear that Jacobs sex, party ussociat.ion or soclalj with his girl.

the cit.J free of charge.

-FRESHBREID DELIVERED EVERY-MORNING

til'" Hot Bread 1\Dd Brown Dread every ~UDday moroiug. Dovl7tf

ARTHUR DOYLE, ARCHITECT .. au.'ft'L8, WAlla. n:u.

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Photograph and

AntOKroph Al•'UlllS·

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Ceneral News. I cents each. Large contributions scope does fi>r those that come· p - - - - - I were made of cigars, liquors. pro~ tb~·ough the eye. Speaking of uget Sound

llr..liiPHB , Sept . 9.-Tbo condition Of visions, etc., ancl as there was no ~his great thing the St. L ouis

The Labor Question.

Business College, LA Coxxw , Sept ~mber 5th, 1Si 8.

EDITOR DrsP.UCH: - Kuo~lnt:: tho dl!- , onr city grows mor~ ~esperate every expense. the gross receipts go to Republican says: F , ~ , ,-e.e t pendence ofyourably eJitedsbe'!t,we jhour. 0frewcase8ltisuselesslonger to the south. It is estimated that 1t IDCl'eRSCS aud exaggerateS ron~ - ... v .. , £1~~1 ·columbia,

SEATTLE. WASH. TERR. undertake to write Ton a few items in ' tot .kkeep dcount . . ,h\~'hol~ fahmilieo~ orde the sum raised will be not less than sound to suc h !Hl ex tent that it • s nc en own Wh tn a .ew ours, an d . is c!mmed tbat the " lightest.

re-rd to the Sw~nomisb conntr• and tb II f . t th ten thousand dollars, an possJbly t h f f' tl , d .,- ~· e ca or nnr11n ts~;rea er an con . . .ouc es o a ea . 1er s e ge or of to ·enter protest llgaiDat the action ofa be supplied. Yesterday there were much more. Other stmllar enter· a camel's hair brusu ou the nuruber of harnst-han<ls, who this about 100 deaths and 300 new case~. and lainments for the same purpose arc sounding. board .or the t e lephone

Tc e de; l; , of this in••itution Is to lmp~rt a prnc:lcal and u•efnl BUl.liNE~3 EOCC~ 1£0.~.

Young Men and Ladies year, hne done more to lower the con .. to day np to no?n, seventy deaths are contemplated. pt·oduco a c roclding noise of dition of the laboring man than has reported and the death r11te to~day will which the intenstty is al1nost· · 1' SAN l!'!tAXCisco, Sept. 10.-lVells, . . Wishing to prepare themselves for the practical .duhes of t!e will ftnJ been done in any other ten years. previ~ probably exceed that of any previoos pmnful to the ear " It IS even ttl · Co!l d f 'J't' · St d t I · t h t th ,. Fargo & Co. to-da~· issued a circu· . . · a us ege unsurpasse ac1 I 1es. u en s earn JUS w a e.r ous. In the tlrst ~ears of agrtculture day. Among the deaths reported this sa1d that 1f a bouse-fly walks need to insure success. Eash stu<!cnt receives separate i~strucijon, !.Pd upon tbe~e fiats, wbtcb. embrace about I morning are Dr. E. C.' Slater, past6r of lar, showing the amounts of money across the sound ing disk of a can thus advance as rapidly as his ability wiH ·permit, not .being kei}t a townshto and a half 10 area, the ens- the lletbodist church, Sister Catharine, forwarded through their agency to telephone, the footsteps are dis- back by those who are more deficient. . "'-·-· ~ .. tom was to work from seven A.M. to 6 of St. llary'"• Wm. A. Rubb, .Jacob the yellow foYer sufferers, aggreg.tt· tinctly audible in connecting P. M, with an bour'11 intermission for Loeb and Dr. Nelson iog $10,366, with $172 remaining on t elephones mil es away. 'l'be dinner ; the wages ruled at from two or Nt:w ORLEANS, Sept, 9 __ Ntw cases, baLd. Tlese amounts have been consh·uc tiou ot' this machine IS

three dolll~rs per day. This year's wa- u 4 , deaths, 87• received from citizens' committees, ve ry unsatis fa c tory d escribed in

The Telegraphic· Institute is the Most Complete lnstitutution of the Kind in the Country.

ges, except in rare instances have been Oud Fellows Lodge, s and other or· th e pnpers thnt speak of' it, but b d II

_.. h If ( · t h If of Cuo~, , Sept. 9.- -Twenty..one new Is first~class in all its appointments, is _fitted up in the most thorough ut one o ar ana a a • JllS a rrrnizations in the I' nterior towns of th. e followin!! pnt·agrat)h will

d II b cases and four deaths during the Ialit 24 o ~ manner, and its pupils receive the same practice as in a regular office.

Eastern rates) , and gra ua Y ut sure- California and Nevada which odd~ g1ve a faint conccotion of the ly the days work bas lengthened in the hourd. Fever Ffcms to be spreading in , • I pri DC,· pl b. h. t d tl

the cou~try. eel-to amounts forwarded by the cit· 1 cs on w IC l cpon s: neighborhood of the Skagit river and is ' 'Two pi " 'CS ot' 11 J l t

f izcns committee and other sources , ~..: c are,oa f' Jea · extending, from sunrise to past sno' NoRFoLK, Sept. 9.-Eight nurse~ le t . " r . k tb -" ed to. a w lute h eat, are plunged set. An attempt of some men, for men for Memphis to·day. Wilmington lllso m ;:,au ' ranctsco. rna -es e granu i'ut<J m ert•urv ; th ey are then they were, to better their condition by sends nurses. tot al thus far Cl VCr $30,000 in r ound I)I"C"'d 1-0 • 1 t b d .. " a g ass u e au press.

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'1..,HEORY AN]_} .PRACTICE

Are united so RS to aecure'to the student :~11 th e praclfcl1 advantage5 or eacl. There Is In opentlo!l a Baokic tr Hcu;e, wi th Check•. D' af:s, Notes, Bill• of Exchange, Cert;ficates of Deposit, etc,; fully i ll u~ t ra llng tbe ha.oking l~u.s tness ; .&I t r cl.Ja di~lng , J oi.Jbiog an.l l m r>ort iug Emporiums; Iosuraoce, Commu sio o and l-.,orwa rd1ng Uouses.

an advance in ~>ages to hvo dollars per NAsavu.LE, Sept. 9.- Among the ref~ 1 nmbers. cd e nd to end, making a part of day, was met by telegr~phing up to ugees from the s"uth only fo11r thus far Vrc:KsnunG, Sept. 10. -Weather an e lectric cn·.:: u it ; if' a t e lephone Seattle for more men, nud the nex~ a.-e sick with fever or what is supposed clear and warm. Thermometer 89. is introduced in the circ uit, and THE SCHOOL !S OPEN TO .BOTH LADIES A)fD GEN-nighl's steamer brought more thnu to be yellow fever. Others not deoided. I r Jications ore that the fever is de- a sound is sent through the two TLEMEN. double the men needed, a sad commen- Two supposed cases were removetl to pieC€S of chnt·conl , it comes out creasing in new cases, but the mm· tary upon the pluck of the incoming the infirmary, two miles from the city. at the end of tbe circuit sens ibly ~For particulars. apply to or addre;s

:flilod of bboring men that are now One of the patients is a colored student tality is fearful. Deaths yesterday. incr~s()d in volume. Heat,

PUGF.T SOU:OiD IiUSL'\'ES3 COLLEGE.

being drained out of Ct&Hfornia into the at Fisk University who came from Mis~ 45; to·day 44• Among the deaths light, sound and electricity · at·e basin of Pnget Sound. This is intend- sissippi via Memphis. to·day nre Col. Martin Keary, coun- supposed by many physicists to ed in no wise, to rttlect upon the gen~ CHICAGo, l:;ept. 9,-Tbe following lila~ ty treasurer, and J. W. Alvis, of be intl:\rconvertible. The proba-tleman who would not atand the strike, Chattanooga, telegraph operator, bilities are that we have here a patch from Vicksburg was received at but is written to chide the men, who midnight: Biabop Elder'a condition is who came here thret~ weeks ago . conversion of electricity into when their fellow laborers make an nrp critical. No hopes are entertained Bishop Elder's condition is more sound." effort tu raise the price of haneat labor of his recovery. Biabop Leroy reach~ favorable to-day. Dra. Robbins Edison says the invention of to a price corresponding to ruling rates him last night. and • Balfour are out again, Dr. Prof. Hughes is nothing but a for such aenicee in other parts of the O'Leary is sitting up. "big steal" from the telephone; United Statea, tb&t they will not here Na.w Oau:•••· Sept. lO.-Tbe How• but this is evidently as uniust as after perailltiD ruining the labor market arda nport 325 aew cuel, lncludillg NEw OBLEANS, Sept. 10.-Tbe it would be to call the magnettc

10 auch an extent 81 to · compel the th~ •ick and deatitute. Youug Mea's Christian AIISOCiation telegraph a big steal from Frank-

••swintt" to go on the clam beech in MnrPuu, Sept.l 10.-PbyPicios of report 111 Dew cues of fever to day. lyn's lightning-rod. winter; 1:1 order to exist. The London the Howard'& corpa rtpoit 411 new Weather clear, mercury 89. Death Timu pronounces the farm band of Eo.. cases for the paa& 24 bonn. 'fhe situ.. list includes M minors, 19 being gland the most down-troddea workman ation of t.be citJ is limply frightfnl. undsr seven. iD existellce, no& half as well olf 81 were 1'.bere are mor11 liok than can be attend~ the alaTe& of the south; buw long will ed to. In the 7th, 8th, 9th and lOth PoBl' GIBSON, Sep\. 10.-475 cases it take the American farm band to warda, the moat tbioklJ aettled portions of yellow fever to date and 85 deaths.

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D. C . . GU!Oil<, President.

STILL AHEAD ' • SCHWABACHER BROS. ·&

Are Now- Selling

' reach a eimilar condition. unleaa he of the citJ, there ia Dot a aiagle dros more energeticallJ exercise& bia ia- &ton open ad great dillcoltJ ill upediTidul sovereignty 81 a man, and rianoed in getting preaori~oDI 61lfld.

inaia& upon a coatinuuoe of the former W.uBnCaTOtr, Sept. 9.--'lbe aecretary health~ precedenoe11 that here obtained, of war, while e:a.tendiq goTerameat aid inateadj of gradually but sorely being w yellow fenr anl'enn, haa repeatedly redu~ to a 111stem of absolute aer£.. declared that be W81 actuated bJ no down, in fact if not in name. A working other law than that of bnmanity, bot man oiuaelf, we baTe no hesitation in depended on appronl of the entire declariJg that if our claaa bad more deo. country for his actioa. No one doubts termiq'ation iD peniating in ant work- here that be will have congressional iDg ,onr hoan, tb~reby ahortening the IIIUlCti~n, )?ut in, order to gi! e aegae as-

HoLLY SPBINos, Sep\. lo.-Four· teen death• during the last 24 hours in town and suburbs. Onl1 four ne• eases. Weather rain7, cold 'a~d gloomy.

While grubbing up a stump, a Hunt county, Texas, farmer struek an old iron pot, holding 8426 in silver and fifteen $20 gold pie~s. Qn top of the money was a silver goblet, marked .Myr1ck the name of a family which disappeared during the war.

ALI ... KINDS OF DOltiESTICS ,

, DUmber of each jDb, and not acting sursnces, Col. llcArclle of VicbbuqrfoolisblJ stubbora, would demand an who came hither on bPbalf of yellow exact quid pro quo instead of bowling fever sufferers, addressed a letter to for government pap, silnr dollars of Representatives Blackburn, Ellis and onr d.'Wldies Blld so fcrth, we would stand Gibson on the snbject, who replied that firDIJ in our boots and feel ourselve11 if it sho11ld become neceiiSBty to pvs as the American citizen should fael, an laws validitmg and ratifying the secret iadependent work of God, and in fact tary 's action, it would certainb' mee remove prt>tense and actually in fact as their most cordial support.

well as name, be as good 88 an; other GBE."iADA, Sept. 10.-The citizens man. These bowling demogogues who of Grenada assembled in mass in cry hemp, beJ;Dp; are but hypocrites taking the attention of the laboring the mass meeting yesterday nod re . man from a stnd:r of his own right ac~ solved that insomuch as the relief tion, to something extraneous in the comm1ttee of Grenada, John Powell shape of Lunting up other mens' faulls nnd Robert Mullen have for weeks instead of their own. An etiquette of post absented themselves from Gre· labor can exist, just os immntnble as nada and utterly neglected to attend are the laws of polite sociflty, and a mo· the sick or bury the dead or provide mente retleotion will convince any man for oul destitute and suffering peo' th•t a rigid adherence to snc.b laws ple. and have resisted all appeals to would make the field more pleasant and return to the city and perform their the body feel lesll exhausted when it duties, it is the sense of this meet· lieS' down in a blanket under the lee of ing that the necessities of our city a bay stack at night. We have q1o1oted demaud the appointment of a sub· the term "swine" in this letter, we do it edTisedly, a set of men that will allow relief committee, whose duty it shaH such a custom to sun ive from old mi~ be to solicit benefits of money and ning days to this late date, the custom provisions of all k~nds, of sympath· of packing ones own blankets and hnd.. etic people of the country, anel dis· ing a place to sleep either in the stack burse the some for the benefit of the barn or under a tree, is ~ thing w~ those who are •suffering from :the •"ncy, tb'lot can '· , < ' ; l dtcisive epidemic. T!::e committee appoint~ ~:ff~ct by the foroi ;::nc.-, wh<'n one of us eel by t he citizens' meeting is comstumps ourself u ;:uu our freo born posed of the • following we!l·known rigblo and freedom ... Awericuu citizens gentlernen: Rev. Wm. IYicCracken , and prfJtl! about ' '1e "l.Jl'oad pinuions <?f chairman. J . H. Cr'Dpbell and A. the Amcric~ u cagia, by j h;~o." If' \T c, Sweige-.: t. Our frienus nll over the aq u c as• would speak o t , uud tell land arc re(]_uested to send su!Jsorip· euch rancher that \Ye uro not cattle,

- --4·--- -Beeoher told a Westem reporter

that he loved to steal awhile away and eujoy a soul bath in solitude. An account of the interview W81

published under the heading A Bad Case ef Psychological Sand and ~Scrubbln~.~~h."

The Oermau military authorities have cau~~ed telephones with alarm llppnrotus, to be constructed which will b& tested in the coming mf\n· reuvres·.

JACKSON, Sept. 10. -The fe,•er h¢s broken out in several new points it\ this state Bolton Lake, Lawrence sta~on, on the Vicksburg .t Meriden railroad; Gilman station, on the New' ,orleau raitro.d, and Dry Grove, in Hinde eouDty. There is no abatemc:'lt at Vicksburg, Holly Springs, Port Gibson or Creenville. At Grenada only three or four re· main to be attacked. At Vicksburg, W. G. Platon, grand commander of the Knights Templnrs. is among the Special Asse~sment new cases. Gov. Stone is here to~ For Commercial street grade aa per city

C'rdinance No. 153,1as follows: da~ to .:onfer with the State board ~; p Andrews & Co. ~X 11 2, b G $! ,600 of health, and citizens nre tc gil'e A C Anderson, Its 5. G, 7, 8, b 4 , 6.800 state aid. In the present emergen· H Adams, lots 3 and 4. block G, 4,800

't 'll b · ' bl " NY. lot 6, block 3, 1,040 cy 1 1\'1 e 1mposs1 e to convene Bulleue & Garrison, Its 1, 2. b 5 4,400 the Statf> Legislature now, so strict· Crawford & Harrington, It 1, lt 6 6,000 ly quarantined is nearly every conn- F M Gny, N, one half lot 2. b 7, 1,600

Baily Gatzert., 11, one b ~t lf, I 5, h ·2 1,600 ty m the State. Secretary Power Hind'!! esta·e , s, oue-half, 1 G. b 2 1,700 continues to receive Jibernl contri- L C Ha~mon, s. one-half, 1 5, b 2 3,000 but;_ons from Masons Outl Feilo' ·s D P Je~kins. 11. one-half, I 7, b 3 1,300

P.!ld ot~ers, and is send;ug it dn"y Jn,; llcKinley, Jot 7 nnd 8, b 5; 4,000 ' ~ IF Mntthltls, lot 4. block 7, 2,800

to afHicted points. Cotbrtne MnynHd', lot 2, block 6 1,GOO !sane Parker, N ou< half, I 7, b 2 4,800

NEw ORLE~ :ss, Sept. 10.-Weath-, ' ' " " 16. b :& !,GOO er clear and pleasant. The death D Parmlee, ~ one-llRlf. I 7; b 3 1, 300 list ;11cludes 26 ch'ld d 7 Cbas Plummer estate, lot 8, b 3 3,200

I ren un er n 1~2 I G, b 3 1,200 years. From noon to 6, 1•. Y. 33 W C Squires, lot 5, block 3, 2,600 deaths al'C reported to the b oarJ of " S 1-2, lot 3, block 7 4,400 health.

ST. Louis, Sept. 10.-Rain con~

tinned up to 2 P. lit., s ince which time the weatht.>r has been cool ; iu· creasing fatality. U nuer~ake rs repOl't UO eleaths for the 24 h out"s end· ing 6 r. ;u, , of wh ich 30 were color· eel.

A Fa iry T a le of Scten c c .

Total . . .. : . ..... ... . . . ... . .. . $Gl,340 I fl illory Bntlr. r, ou oat h, hereby cer•

tifv tbnt the ubove is nconect list of all the lots OJ r:. Cow merci1.1l "t•eet from a point sixty feet south of 1be south l' ne of Washi:Jgton street to the so uth side of King Rlreet iu the city of Seattle; und the valuation set opposite each lot or parts thereof. ,. tb ownPrs Nnno nt·e correct, and vn luatiou e<Jnql, to my bc~t he lief r 'Hl jndgruent. S ub~cn b~d auu sworn !o before me

this lOth day of Se-ptember 1878. RILLor.Y B un n:.

E. S. Osno::~m, City Cieri( .

RECARDLESS OF COST I

we invite the public generally to call and examine our stOCk and satisfy themselves as to the

OUALITY AND, PRICES

Of all Goods in our E stablishment •.

Call Once and Yon will Co1ne Again.

R emember that we still offe r

A Discount of I 0 per Cent. to CASH 'TOMERS

cus-

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Dry Goods,. Clothing, Boots and Shoes

Carpets, E t c ., Etc.

Fnr l'l:ny, rl"' ,., u V Uc .nd!~ ;.., .. t .

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UOl~ . UO~L'\!ERCIAL dND :!>U . ' 1STS.,

c:ea tUe, \t/:~!: 11. 7er7itorJ.

tuey t>ould do l!S the:; do in the Et1st, give us.a Leu ; when tht> time co mes to

tions by express i • Rev. 1\IcCrnck · en, The fe ver has cv•·r ied off four of onr ci ,i o:ens in the past twenty~

four hours, and during the same pPriod se;en new cases have been reported.

J-: disou 's t e lephone, m·e rr in1 it::; pt·e~c n L <;rude . ~aLe, is n lr ea uy

tb e p a r c tlt of ot l.J c r in vention ::; t hat IH·o tui:-Jc to go un in s tc:lU}' a ecrumcn t unLi l \\'e sha ll hav .:: wonde rs i u cump~tr isou with wh ic h c\·cn t h e e lec tric tdegr apl.J

TnP ··11e fo the reception. of p ono: - C IHtR" ' O"J rrdl' is txtended to SuLurcby oep. 14•!J , l. , ~H \¥1 ~1 1 Proprietor.

quit," say so, t: u' nt·sally suy so , disdaining to do other than u. fail· days work for our employers, also speu 1i right out when he is inclined to take an inch, for be surely will not be satisfied until he gets an ell. We would de the same thiDg oursslves were we in his place; the chances are ten to one so we needn'& felicitate ourselves upon that point, bnt consciencoonsly demand and give o quid pro quo, Having thus aired ourself 11pon this point we hope that an exposition (Jf the views of 0011 of toe laboring class will not be deemed jn your columns, for unless the press shall take up with cold judicial calmness and discullll this question pto and con a continnance of trampism, agraniaDiam and other isms will continue, expose the foibl8lJ of &be laborer as lncieliJ u yuur pea will admit, and alsu denounce the (utina lente aggreaiona llf the em" plo1er. Yours reapecifnll1,

Jlarnlt JlaD4.

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and s tca rn eng ine a rc trifles. . Don't Fo rget It! 'l'he hardc:st tn·oblem E di so n has If j'CI Il ure tr.:> u!Jled with nononsy e t to dcnl with is to mnkc hi s ness , ure Lli sh~art .:nec, tired of ltfe ,

CHICAGo, Sept. 10.--.A. New Or- te lephon e : nd llh ouograp h talk feat: det~th or feel ou t of sorts , as the len.ns specinl says· This morning at loud en ou<•h ihou O" h b e promi- saymg I S , you may salely con_!!luele No. GSS P eter street, Iorty,three . . 1° ' 0

, , I that you have the Dyspepsia or se:s, b; u s a urophone, ::;OO !l t o LiYer Comp laint. The liver is apt

Chinese were discovered in a s tarv· k " t 11 t ! I d j rna ·e tuem :1 ~ so as o ·e lC<ll' to become torpid at t his season of ing condition. They had been em· twenty miles. the year us poisons ar ising from ployed to work on a rice plantation Meantime, however, .Professor s~agnant water or tlecaying vcgetaabove the city, but the owner, ter· D. E ·Hu<rhes of London comes tlon oro more numerous and are ror stricken about the fever, refused before th~ R~yal Acade~y with through inhalation t:llien . into the

a machine which he calls the bloo<i . . Unless the ~tver ts strong to permit them ~o land and they re- . . and achve, and furmshes a su pply turned here. Their condition was mteroph~ne, and_ to whteh lle of fresh and pure blood to drive out not discovered until starvation had elatms will magmfy, so to speak, the impurities, the above mentioned commenced. A large quantity of the utterances of the telephone · symptoms surely follow, and if net rice bas been sent to the strlferers. and· phonograph so that the heeded, enu in more .:P,~ri!Jle ~i~-

faintest sounds can be beard at eases and death. Whhe s Pramc A picmic eDte~ment given by ftlly desirable distance. The ma- Flower proves its~lf tho Grea~ Liv~r

empl9yes of the c1ty and eoUDty for chine in a word fulfills the P.anacea. Its acbon on the hv~r. 1s the benefit of southern ellow 1 'd • ' d dUierent from any other meihc10e

1 ~ ~me aty With regar to sen~ ever compounded. Its cures !lre Bllfreren wuapaDC)ncoeaa. Thou- tiona that reach the bn' , trulv wonderful. Try it. Price 25 llaDda of tioke& were sold at lft7 tilj.-oagb the ear that the micro. aud '75 oeata. m29-3m·dh

rtF ·rws llotcl is newly built nn<l hnrd fin. !she•' t hroughou t . h"s wall furn ished roo m e. :md cbt-cla~ lloar ll , at Moderate l ' r ic:cs

The Best Hotel in the Citv.

Northern Transportation Co., ~

C.HmYL.'l'G THE U. S. MAILS.

'.rbe steamer J . B . LrBBY, Oopt. Brenner the Above co~p:my, willtenvo t>enttle every

Monday, at 7 o'clock A. · MJ:l For Whidby Ishnd. Utsalndy, La "ooner an Whatcom ; ·md evt1ry FRlD.1\" for Whldb)' Iel and, Utsalady BDd La Conner; retum1D1 o \V e<lne&dtya :md Saturtiays.

THE STEAMER DISPATOB,

Capt. Monroe. will lesw 8eattle every 'l'llur day Evening at 10 o'clock. for Port TowDSan Juan Island and Semlahmoo, retom111c oa Stinda)'S.

For Frelght or PU11811'8 appq OD 'boll4. n~ · l.~~AII

C.\1"1' .!. 1~ TUO)IA~ STOT il · .,

W_ill1ca ;:~ ~:attle fo,· .Yic tnria u •jd \7i.lV uO!'tS TU!iSDA V:s ami S .~TOI!'tJaY · aL 5 ''· " · - .

Returi'l fng, ' will leav e Vict or ia ~~HhHJ1\ Y~ al"Jd TllOR~DAYS at 5 -~ - lL . . .

Tbfs ste~mcr ,;ill extrntl her Thursday trip to Olympxs, arriving at and l eilvio~ !~.:<"'\ 1: 1 a boat 2 r . K, . Sb.~ 111 11 go to Tacom:. u~cu m,,

For freight or pa age apply on board to Jy25tf 11EO. S. WRIGHT.

Ceorge's Beer Hall. MOO REi! OLD STAND, OCCI DENTAL SQOARF::

· The undtrsl~Ued Is J>rr.p;ned to rec~IYe hIs g;L~a::A;~clas•etyle. u~ t eeps l!LORAII ' .:!

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' THE EVEN~G DI!IPATCH, pubu~ilc<l ev. ery da7 iu thb week (except ::uuda~ ) . .!iigllt dollan per )"&r by Ulall; Ot•o doluar per lloontb by carrier .

THE WEEKLY DISP.O.TCH, published enry aturdar morniJ>6. T'f.·o dollani ver .fClll'.

All bu<inel's, news letter> or tele :;:nphic dis· patch lUU6t he addre""t!d tO J>n: .. '<tSG li1sn•·cu

RDAY .. . ... SEPT. 14, 1. 78 .

Popular Representation.

Nv mnn who knows us can 1·est under nnr doubt ns to our se11,timents upon any question of public interest or concernment, political or otherwise, or can trace, by any logical process, any position .,.e ha\'e c\'et· taken, to

. -any ulterior or personal motive. Every body who knows any thing of tbe matter, knows that

~ we arc a Democrat of the strictest 'sect, according to all the ten. ets and- usages of the party bearing that name in the days wh~n it dominated and directed the policy of the country, and no man can point to a single instance or incident where we

lha~e deviated fro.m the doetrincs of the Dcmocmt1C pa1·ty as dc' ivered to us by its progenitors; r who c~1n name t he man who as sacrificed more or su1fered tOre in defence of Democmt.JC

1ciples. It is true that more 1 eight years ago we cmantted ourself i't·om party scl'f~ upon the adoption in party vention of a princ1ple rcput ' fo our s'3nse of pu!)lic obli-

ltion-:-no less than a repodia· on of the national debt-which ) Democrat at the present uay are publicly r.ffi rm ; Lut "·e had " thought in ui SSCVOring OUl'

ty ties with one that we ·eby beeame tr•c subject of

...., ~.-r.hm·. It was simply a decl.tion of independence of pa lY to whieh onry ciliz~n is entitlcu and no m:m h -:s a nght to question. From that day to the present we ha\·c tak en no ~ ~ .. t in a caueus or convention

1ither party, and ha,·c gl\'Ct• •tr support to such candidates • we deemed bc:, t qualified, en. .rely free from party bias or :rsonal consiue ratio:.s, without y co!llprom;so or sac!'ificc of 'uciples.

·e mnke this explanation bese the s41rfs of party, with ·e zeal than knowledge, bowl IS as a "renegade," a "Rclican," and a "t1·aitor." A }gade to what? a Republican en? and :1. traitor to what? t.ainly not to 111 y Democratic _ciple or }lopulur right. The mocratlc doctr~ne of popular

presentation was utterly dis~arded in the Vancouver con~tion, and yet the score or eo

'self-elected .delegates, with no ·gular aut.hority to represent ~~b o he Democratic pop.

..tlar vOte' 1 the Territory, have the br· en effrontery to denoun( e as traitors all Democrats :\\he_, refuse to recognize their

sbrped authority. Credentials by whic~ .a large prvp~rtion of ' '-c votes m the conventiOn were

ld bad no popular backing, : were transferable like a ne,iable note, without the au

.>rity or knowledge of the nstitucncy which they nssum-

.:d to rep1·esent. Take King cO'lnty, for example: At a mass Dlceting of not over fifty persons, bOld in this city, eight delegates were elected, only two of whom ~tended, and one of them (Col. rash, an old law partner of Ca

ton) was allowed four votes from this county in addition ~o the two from the counties of Island and Snohomish. What constitaency gave their consent or aut)lority to him to cast more}han one vote? or, who are bonod by the acts of an agent not of their

own choosing? Three or the I a high regard for the ability and of the platt'orm like the balance votes of t!lis county were assign- gentlemuuly deportment of Col. of the same tnstrumeot, suits all ed to Mr. Rossell, and the other Nash-in both of which be is far socb exactly. to a man not elected. G .. M. superior to Caton-we are bound Tho second plank of the platRailer, of Jeffcrs~n, was ass1gn- to say that he no more repro- form ts a more clear and emphatcd the vote of Clallam; James soots the popular sentiment :>f ic declaration in favor of corpoLoog~yertw~ v~tes from Thurs. the corstituency for whiet he rate monopoly, as follows: t.on; 'I· ~· W 1lluuns two Yotes assumed to act than does Fr:mk "That we are uoquahfiedly in from Khckntat; John Bryant Clark, who was permitted to favor or the extensiOn ot' time four \'Otes from Walla Walla, act for another county in whJCh f~r the completion of the main aud Henry Roedel' two \"otcs be bud 00 residence. Col. Nash hne. '!nd ~ranch of the Northern from Whatcom. Stevens wns Pac1~c ra1lroad, !lnd that we re-is an old lnw partner and warn. cogmze as enemies of the pros-gi,·cu to Abbott, of tJolumbia; personal fi·icnd of Mr. Caton, and perity of our people all whoop. .llason to Frank Clark; Chehalis for tho past year or more he hns pose such extens1on." to Jacob Hoover; (Jowlitz to B. been un outspoken nod pronoun- This is !>roperlyconstrued and F. Shaw, of Yakima, nnd Jcffer- ccd friend of theN. P. rnilroad emphatically endorsed by the :;on dtnded between the factions. and advo<·ate of the inter~sts of organs of the monopolists, as in

Puget Sound · Business College, F:ront Street, near Columbia,

SEATTLE. WASH' TERR~ 'l'oe cleJI:a or tbt.lutl&atloD Ill &o l•part a practlcalaDCI asefnl BUI!IIN£1!3 J:DUCATIO~.

Young Men and Ladies Wia~ing to prepare themselves for the practical duties of life will ftnd at tbJa ~!lege UDaurpused facilities. Students learn just what they need to 1uaure suc:cesa. Easb atuc!ent receives separate instrucnon and can thus Mvanoe as rapidly as hi.a ability will permit, no& being' kept back by thoee who are more deftctent. ·

The Telesraphia Institute is the Most Complete lnstitu .. tution of the Kind in the Country.

All the county politiCians were Tacoma in opposition to those dtrect opposition to, and repudi- Ia firat..e~ in all its appointments, is fitted up in the most thorough satisfied in total disregard of the of Seatth:.. No man upon our ation of "the Mitchell-Jacobs maoner, and lta pupils receive the same practice as in a regular otlce.

rights of the people, nnd a unan- streets has more persistently rid- policy," und as such we are imous Domination naturally fol- iculcd tl'le pretensions and dis- bound to accept it. Both the lowed; that is what they went paraged the efforts of this town gentlemen denounced, as is well there for. We 1mow of no wa~· to maintain its commercial su- known, labored as earnestly for

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J Are a oiled 10 u to -re 'to &be ltadeot all tbe pnc:tlcal adnolaJII'S or nell. Tbere t. 1o opera&loll

in which we could damage the premacy. Many months ago he the success of a bill for the ex· • llaDJdq Boa.e, •1111 Cbecu, Dralle, No<et, Bills or Eacbaore, Certillca&et or 11epoo1:, etc,. tau,· lllastrallor tbe t.oklo1 bas._; J .. rcbadltlo~, .Jobblog ao:J lmponlo1 Emporlu1111• IotaraDCe

cause of Democracy more than closed his Ia w office in this place tension of time for the comple- Coououlloa aDCI Ponnanllor n-. ' ' by endorsing this burlesque up- with a view of removing to Ta- tion of the railtOad UIJ any men THE SCHOOL 1S OP.EN TO BOTH LADIES A!'fD GEN ... on popular government, and ad- coma whenever the growth of in or out of Con~ress; and that TLEMEN. Vlsmg the people to surrender tbnt town would appear to war- their efforts WCI'C c..letcuted in the CF" PorpartlcoJan. appiT to or addreu PUGET sot:rND BUSIYES3 COLLEGE. their independence to trading rant it, and his practice since interest of mouupoly and land politicians. bas been peripatetic and divided speculation, Lhe records clearly

SOLD! SOLD!! between the two towns. 'fhcre prove. All that Mttchell and The Oregonian, the openly has been nothing untlerhnndcd J'ncoL!! sought was to l>l'Otect

a\·owed organ of the 0. s. N. in the <Jolonel's action; be acted the rights of the people against

C ·' th N l:l 1" R c d m the convention j'ust as he talk- sueh rascaily combinations as o. anu c ..!.. • • '· • o., nn the uniform advocate of corpo- ed, and his vote tor Caton niJd wct·o Jormed by Directors to rate power against tho rights of his resolution to surrender a turn the Government subsidy t& the people, raises its pean over large portion of' our tcl'l'itory un- account in thetr own personal • · h f · · b conditiouall'' • to be held in per- account, whic.,h all know was the

t•1C trmmp o 1 ts cause m t e J

:so-ealled Democratic Connntion, petuity by a corporate monopoly cause or the bankruptcy of the

I is exactly why he sou~tht and old company. 1'hey proposed

as fv lows: ~ to appropriate the proceeds of We ha'\'e no doubt that the reso- obtained his position in the con- the sales of the public lands to

lntion adopted by the Democratic vcntion, and the delegates who the construction of the roilrond, Territorial Convention at Vancouver came with Caton and proxies·, on instead of turning the lands over relative to the Northern l'acitic Railroad fairly expresses the views passes ful'llished by Dr. Baker to the managers for speculation. of a vast major1ty of the people of und tbe 0. S. N. Co., were man-

'fhat is all.

~\· ashington Territory, irrespective h of party. The policy of the resolu - ifcstly t ere for the same pur- A (Jhinaman has sued the Sher-tion is in direct oppositiGn to the pose. But the question is: By iff of' Sao Francisco tor cutting course which delegate Jacobs has what authority do they clnim to oft' his queue in the county J·ail. pursued. If the Republican Con· vention do not pledge its candidate bind the }Jeople to their bargain? The Sheriff' demurred to the in favor of a railroad as strongly and Judge Jacobs sou~ht to aid the complaint on the ground that he unequivocally as the Democratic was empowered to cut oft' the Convention bas clone, be will have railroad by appt•opriating the queues of prisoners by a city or-small chance of an election. Wash· proceeds of the public lands to dinanee, but the Court overruled ington will repudiate the Mitchell, that purpo&e; Cl&ton & Nash the demurrer, declaring that Jacobs policy as signally as Oregon th d' has done. would give tbe land to the rail- ere wus no or IDance which

Th 1 f. th T road managers for monopol,. gave such power, and that there

e specta organ o e a- J is ·no gene1·al authority for a eoma Land Ring, announces in and speculation, as heretofore. Sher1ff to clip the hair of con-display lette1·s, under its telo- victs. graphic bead, the result of the Platform of the Monopolists.. 'l'he citizens of Munich are Com·eution: We have ilhown th:lt the Van. great lager beer drinkers. There

couver (Jonvention, nominalh· is a popular resort called the " X. T. CATON l'OR Co::s-GnEss !'' J Chinese '!'ower, where between

"' -t· • t t . l t ' Dcmoc1·atic, was Ol'ganized sim- 7 and 9 ora Sun·'a"' mo".nlng .. 1·x " k)t.1 IS,Tac ory e:r .enswn reso u wns u J .,

passed !" ply and solely in the interest of thousand glnsscs at·e emptied. chartered monopoh;;ts, and thut But thct·c is no drunkenness.

Both of the papers aLovc quo- its democratic prctcnsJOos are ted from arc edited by professed tulsc ttnd fraudulent. Of this, Hepubiicans, and their notes of the personel of the Convention triumph at the action ot a De- nft'ordell abundant proof, but tile mocmtJC convention have a eig- platform fs conclusive. The first nitieance that does not belong to plank in thot plattorm is:

E1ght Hartford girls hired n house nt Old Hadley, Conn., in which to spend their ''acation by themselves~ They cooked thblr own meals, drove their own horses, fished in their own boa ... and permitted no man to enter the buildmg.

IOTICE TO PUBLISHERS liD DEALERS IN SCHOOL 10011.

party politic&; that so f~tr as that "That we are unalterably opConvcntion bad the power to do posed to a dismemberment of it, tho people of this Territory, the Territory, and are in favor and the Democratic party cspe- of a State go,·ct·nmcnt at the cially, have been soid to the carhest moment our population railroad monopoly and the river asanmde.~·ealth will justify the

N OTICE IS BEBtmY GlVIN THAT THI! monopoly, uncondttionally, with- Bnantor Education wlll- a& 1be olllce If this means any thing, it of &be Tmilorlal i.loperln&eocleat or Public Io· out any reservation of rights otractloo, a& OJ,mph, WasbJotLoa 'r.rrkory, on ... hatevcr. And w h"n we con- means unalterable opposition to Taeldn, Octobo!r h&, 11m1, at 1o o'clock, ., • ·· ,. " lor ••• purpose of ex•mlolo& all &ext boob oab-

d h · h' h th t the admission of' the State into ID!tled ror tltetr ex•mlnattoo. ror u.e pal'JIOM or si t.r t e manner J.D W IC a •e!•c•ln!f 110me oerteo lor J!"Deral adoption Ia tbe

Convention was packed and or- the U oion upon the Constitution ~·:!o;11:'; ~:: !~.t" pi'OYided 1o oeclleo 12

ganizcd, we could not expect any now presented for popular ratifi- a• .a, JOHN P. JUDSON, I · · 1 · 11 h ~ Preeiden& Board of Macatloo..

other result. or the 49 votes cation. t l@ l( entJCa y t e po-cast

10 convention only 19 dele· sition of every organ of the roo

gales held scnts in that body nopolists which has expressed under the authority of any pop- opposition to th)se provisions of

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, the Constitution which limits ular constituency, and those dtd BOILER not have the endorsement of one- the special privileges anti powers

MAKER.

-o-tenth of the people whom they of' corporate monopoly. The 'lssumed to rcpl·esent. The lead- authors of this expression dare ing spirit of the Convention was not make an open issuo before ON McNAUGHTP A LEARY'S wuur. Col. L. B. Nash. By virtue of a the people, in favor of corporate smali mass meeting held in this privileges against popular rights, city, Col. Nash was elected as but seek the same end by delay one of eight delegates from this and evasion; else why not nn county. Under no other legiti- open avowul ofpositicn upon the mate authority, the Convention simple question prf\scnted to the assigned him four votes from l'Coplo at the pending election, this county and the full repre- whethel' they will opprove or sentation of' Island and Snoho- reject the (Jonstitution prepared

Jl.A.NITF A.CTITBEB OF

HIGH~ AND LOW PRESSURE BOI~ERS AID BJIEE1.'

!BON WORK . OF A1 OESORIPl'ION,

PARTICULARAnEmVN TO REPAIRS!

mish counties, and we find in onder thc1r authority by dele- l'F Weguaraateeto giYe aallafactioD

the official proceedings, Oolonel gates of their own election. No Nash chairman of the committee instrument or advocate of epe. on resolutions, and Col. Nash cial privileges dares to declare

C.OAL T.AR

chairman of the 'ferritorial com- opposition to ,, State government coAL 'UB, Jill AllY QUAliJ'l'l'lT. 108

mittee-Col. Nash the suthor of at the earliest moment our pop- _..a&

the platform, and Vol. Naeb the alation a~.d wealth will justify Gftat .Betlae&l- - -offic1al bead of the party orgaoi- ~be same, bat ~very one of them ......... ...._ zation with the nomination of •• deadly hoattl~ to State gov. Pros.,;nting Attoroer' for this ernment npon the Coo.Utation &pplJ.&Wcaaol

district in abeyance. Now, with I presented, and hence tbte plaak a&'ft'l& GAl uaa

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D. C. Gl!u, l'fetldent.

STILL A.HEA.D ' • SCHWABACHER BROS. & co.,

Are N' o'W' Selling

ALL KINDS OF / (

RECARDLESS OF COST! L (

We invite the public generally to call and and sat1s(y themselves ns to the

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OUALITY AND PRICES

Of all Goods in our EiJtablishment.

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Call Once and Yon will Come Again.

Remember that we still offer

A Dlecount of I 0 per Cent. to CASH lTOMERS

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-In the Lines of--

Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes,

Ca'i."J>ets, Etc., Et.c.

New England Hotel.

OOB. OOJUIEBClAL AlfD llAil'C STS.,

-..ttle, Wa•h· Territory.

L C. HARION, Proprietor.

The ... t Hotel In the Cltv. ,

Northern Transportation Co., '2

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For Victoria and Way Ports.

Seamer OLYMPIA. CAPTAJNfrBO!IIAS 8TO'I'BABD.

Betamlnr. •trDIIeave VIctoria 118NDAYillllld THUBIIDAYS a& 5 ._ •·

Tills 111-r w1ll nt.n4 llcr 1'hlll'l4ay lrlp &o Olympia, arrlrlDr at ua4 leavlo« l!eat&le aboat ~ P • ._ 8Jae fliU 1J0 to T-. eaOII Wp

l'or frelsbt or paaap apply on lloard to . J~ m:o. 1!, 'W&IGBTo

Ceorge's Beer Hall. 11008'18 OLD STAND, OOCIDII:NUL IQ11AU.

Tbe aoderalpe4 Is ~red to ..-1ft •t. frleod>ill tin$ clUJ '*Jie. Be kee,. 8LO&AB'I CILJ:BUTED

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lnduetrl•l "-o• ~ alio, a barrel of butter to eeU, but ~ lltlon. . hanng go& glorioualy drunk, he of

The maaagmg committee of Ia- coune forgot ail about tbe butter.

ST. Joa•a'11 BOBPIT.u..--From &be Vancouver~- of September 5th tho following is taken iD reference to tbe obOTe ll8IDed iuatitution which w.a d88Uo7ed by tire las& Sanday afternoon: '"rhe Sisters of Charity bought the lMaildiDg (which waa a mere abell and erec&ed in 1855,) on the 6th of Harch,1868, entirely refitting and repairing it.

Damm~D.--B:r ~ ~cbaage wels BAXTER & co. learn that Jadp Belmett, of the

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OJPJI'I«:r.u. PAPER OP TBE CI"''Y. dies haTe made the following a~ While Jilcbou wu absent, the oth--- pointments: er maD ~le !ti• boa& and wu put·

Black Bi118 district; Deko&a, a for- . mer latr par&Der of Judge Lewia,, lMPORTr!.B~ A~'D

SATURDAY ...... 8EPT. 14.1878~ ting offwath a&, when he waafonan· CLASS TEN. atel,y disconred lty the former, who

baa receiTed the Republican nom· ination tor Delepte to Oongresa Commission Merchanta, from Dakota. Judge Bennett_ baa

THE CITY -- the entire oontldence of all partie. soLE AG~TS ror w.,.t .. m \\"a•bwgtoD for No. I.--Committee for bread, jumped into another skiff aud g&Te

cakes aud piea, Mrs. Barker, Mra. cbiUie· but before be get well under· Coleman, Mra. Atkins, Mrs. Hunt way. 'the ungrateful thief had

Second Annua1ra1r. and Mrs. D. K. Baxter. got several hundred ya&rda away. The second annuol f!Ur of the No. 2.-Commit~ on preserves Once outside the slip the race com-

and claaaes where he is known. th<>Callforoia hr=ra'llutuaal

It was suectltWvely uaed as au or· MAKY of our citizens are improv· ~='IRE I~SURAIICE ASSOCIATIONI King County Industrial Aasoeiation will be held in this city, beginning on the 25th instant and continuing f<>th d•ys. 'fhe programme is as fallows:

WEDSESD.\Y, -OPENING DAY

'7 P. M. Music and opening 3d dress by Thos. Burke, Esq.

THUUSDAY. At ~0 A. M. will be a trial of skill

by girls under 16 years of nge, in the art of making b~ead, for the special premium offered by Wm. Meydenbaoer, the bread to be made and baked in the Pavilion.

At 3 P.-u. award of premiums. At 7 :30 P. M., trial of skill in per

forming on piano and organ by young laaies, aud premiums to be given.

FRIDAY.

and jellies, Mrs. J. R. Lewis, Mra. menced in dead earnest, and al· Hyde, Mrs. Mundt, Mrs. Lyons and though Jackson was very drunk ~t Mrs. Hathorne. the time he at length succeeded ID

No. -a.-Committee on pickles, overtaking the thief near Freeport. canned fruits, etc .. Mesdamea Bean, Aa 8000 as he got within reaching Chilberg, R. Denny, Hackintoah, G. distance be co~enced vigorously Kellosrg and Malson. pommeling the fugitive with au

No. 4.-Committee on confection- oar. tantil the latter was only too ery of all kinds, Misses Terrv, Dil· willing to return to shore. In com· lou, Smith, McGilvra, Hyde, Shau· ing back Jackson hoisted aail, but a non, K. Mills aud Mrs. F. Thornton. squall striking the boat 11b~ waa cap·

CLABS ELEVEN. sized aud the occupants thrown No. I.-Committee on butter. overboard, aud they would doubt·

cheese and. honey,l\lesdamea Smith: leu hove been drowned had not the era, McGilv,.., Jones aud two gen- steamer Teaser come to their rea· Uemen. ouae. Aa aoon as the steamer land

ed at the wharf, the thief jumped off and made his escape. The Intel· ltge11ur eaya the man waa ont in a aailLoat •·enjoyJDg a aail." We hardly think that either of the parties enjoyed the aail very much.

CLABS SIXTEEN, ,

Phan and lunatic asylam, till the ing the fishing aeaaon, aud all aorta •--·' OFJ'Eil FOil !I.I.LE, TO. THE TIIADI!: 05LY lunatic patients were trans • .,.....,.,. to of boata are in demaud by tlahing , . --·,

Steilacoom when it waa transformed parties. •rhe number of tlah caught TENNENT'S ALE, Pints and Quirts. into a hospital. In 1868 a large ad- usually depends upon the akill of I BARS' ALE " · " clition to the building was erected, th tlah th h parti" aud in 1872 the then existing hospi- e ermen, oug some es GUINNESS' POHTER Pinta and Qtl. yesterday failed to catch any aalmon ~ ~ tal wu nearly doubled ia size by on accouo& Gf the roughness of the BENlo."ESSl.Y BRANlJY in OctaTer, the addition •f a aew building at weather. and l, 2 and 3 star iu ~-•· the eaat end of the hoaoital. For mauy yeara it wu the only hospital in Oregon or Wuhiogton, aud drew its patients from far and near. Aa Portland grew and built ita hospi· tala ita importance as a public in· stitntion declined. It cared for during the yeara it baa been used aa a hospital about 1,500 patients, male and female; besides, it hal! been the home of about 50 poor old men. Considering the amount of bluketa, bedspreads, clothing, etc., burned, and the furniture damaged and destroyed, the totalloaa will not

lltnm>ICBNI'.-The citizeua of Port· land have thus far contributed $4,· 395 for the relief of the sufl'erers by the yellow fever in the 8outh. A distribution of 82,000 to Memphis, aud $1,000 each lo .New Orleans and Vicksburg, has been made. Thia is a very creditable donation f1'0m so amall a city.

MARTELL BRANDY in Octans. anci l, 2 and 3 star in c-..

OTARD DUPUY BRANDY in OctaT .. and ca!lf'.

CALIFOR~"'A GRAPE BRANDY lu Octave.

SCOTCH WHISKY in case end bulk. IRISH " " " CHAMPAGNE-

Cbas. Farre, in rinta and qaarta. Landsbf.rger's California, Impeftal

No. I.-Committee on carpets, blankets, yarn, knitting of woolen and cotton aocks, gloves, mittens, etc., patchwork and patchwork quilts, rag ruga, etc., Mesdames John Denny. W. Bell, Ruasell,

From 2 to 5 P.M. will be.a granci Driggs, P.reaton and D. Crane. baby show; babies to be entered in No. 2.-Committee on plain &e'V· two classes, First class-under 2 ing, Maadamea Weed. George, R. yeors, premium, silver mug; second Rossell. Boyd, and Naeher.

GooD LAN!l.-Two or three miles east from Lake Washington, aud about ten miles from this city, is a large tract of land known as the big born, where many years ago a forest fire almost cleared the lamd ready for the plow. The portion of this cleared land through which the road from Lake Washington to Squak ~:Uough runs, is of poor 'lual· ity, bot a short distance from this road are tracts where the land is of good quality, well watered, and in many places all ready for the plow. This body of land is but a short dis· tance frum this city. with a good roa.lleading to Lake Washington, and· is probably the beat opportoni· ty for a settlement in the county. Last week, a man selected a home on this tract, this beiag tbe first settlemeut on it. There is room for hundred:t of families to settle on this laud.

fall abort of $5,000." 0\'JCBBOABD.-Last Thursday night

a lady passenger on the Fanny Lake in going a'lbore at Yealer'a wharf, in attempting to pass from the steamer to another boat alongside, by a mistake in calculating the dist-ance, fell between the steamers ~ADd into the water. When she arose to the surface abe managed, by a vigorous use of her arms, to keep to the surface until her out· cries attracted the attention of a gentleman, who a:escued her. She was taken to her home at the lower end of Commercial street and cared

Smo VEJUaN GoX&NU.!- You · are requeated to meet to-Digbt at Chaa. Neeher'a atore. "The Su6eriDg South," by the Preaident.

aud Printe Cuvee, in pta & qta 8HERHY - Finest Qld Golden, Olcl

Ganey aud Califorcia in -8114 bulk.

PORT·· Imported and California ·m case anrl bulk.

class, 2years old and nnder 4, pre No. 3.-Committee on fancy sew· minm, silver cop. Further detmls ing and millinery, lQdies wrappers, will be announced hereafter. dresses. gentlemen 'sdreBSing gowns,

Grand musical concert in the children's clothing, bonnets, hats, eyening. ~~-.Mesdames Emery, McNanght,

SATURDAY. ~arshall, Shorey and Collins. . • • No. 4.-Committee on embtoid·

Election_ of ofii~ers a, 10 A. ~- eries, silk, worsted and cotton, silk Toea! m~slC, conuc songs, etc., In quilts and fancy work of all kinds, the evenmg. . . Mesaames Graves, Slorah, Poncin, ~ther. attrachons lnll be added, Ballard Frauenthal ~And C. Young.

wh1ch will be announced hereafter. ' No pains will be spared to make

this the most attracth·e and interest· ing fair ever held in King County.

PREMIUMS.

The list of premiums is being published bv Ward Bros. The total amount of cash otl'ered is $69. The largest cash premiums are for best Q'eneral collection of grain, of King-County garden Bt!eds, and of hops, $3 each. For best exhibit of grain in the sheaf. best displav of apples, of pears, best exhibit of peaches, plums and prunes, each $2. There are a large unmber of valuable silverware premiums offer~d, and their value will aggregate quite a large sum, these premiums taking the place of the cash premiums of· fered last year.

A special premium of two sacks of flour will be given by Wm. Mey

.,.,_~enbauer, for the best loaf of home -made bread made and baked at tbe Pavilion by any girl under 16 years -of age.

Best collection foliage plants, a 'fipecial premium of Marshal Niel and ~be Giant of Battle rosebushes bv C. W. Lawton.

STRANGERS .- There are at present large number of strangers in this <lity, some to ottend the District Court, just adjourned, some on ac· count of the revival meetings, some are members of the Baptist. Aasocia· tion, and others are here to attend the Republican and Temperance conventions. Among these are persons from nearly all portions of the Sound and from as far as the Fraser river valley, British Colombia .. The effect is to give our streets a hvely appearance, from the large number of people who are continually paaa· ing. Bv next week most of tbePe strangers will have retu:ned totheir homes, leaving our streets with about the usual number of people visible.

PREACHING.-To-morrow morning at 11 c'cloek our citizens will have an opportunity of hearing Rev. Jno. Panons who will occupy the polpit of th~ M. E. Church in the absence of the pastor. Rev. I. Dillon, whom the conference has returned to this place, will return fn time for the following Sabb~th.- .

CLASS SEVItNTEEN. No. 1. -Committee on paintings,

etchings, drawings, etc., Mesdames A. S. Anderson, Ellis, Sanderson and Penfield.

CLASS lUGHTEEN. Committee on plants and flowePB,

Mesdames Dillon, Brooks, Moore, and Rev. F. X. Prefontaine aud Mr. Lawton.

Committee on music, M:eadame• Curtis, D. Kellogg, T. Rnll:!ell, Suy· der aud Miss Bell.

Mns. BERIAn BnowN, Chairman,

MRs. JNo. LEARY, Sec'y.

lliPROVING FAST.-Capt. W. H. Andrews received a letter from Mr. Bailey Gatzert, of this city, who is at present at Paso Robles Springs, California. He states that he is im· proving ia health vety fast and de· clarea thot the water there "knocks the spots ont of rheumati~m," and to use his own language, the place for healthfulness and enjoyment is "way up." He sends his kind re· gards to h1s many friends in this community. We hope soon to eee Mr. Gatzert return, looking much improved for his visit to the Golden State.-Intelligencer.

REPUBLICAN NoMINATIONS.·Tbe delegates assembled at 11 o'cloek this mol'ning and organi zed with Ron. G. W. Tibbitts as chairman, and D B Ward as Secretary, The delegates to the Vancouver Convention are Dr G A Weed, F W Sparling, L B Andrews, J V Roach, L McMillin, D P J cnkins, S Green, J Ballard, Geo D Hill. Nominees tor county offices so tar as elected at our time of going to press: Council, G S Dudley; Representatives, D B Ward, Geo W Tibbetts, Ira Woodtn; Probate Judge, D P Jenkins; Auditor, L

Sc.uJEn .. This afternoon a drunk· en man attempted to con-tince three other men, near the South school building, that be waa a pugilist, when one of the men drew a reYolv· er and said he would shoot him, at the same time pointing the weapon high into the air and firing. ·rbis frigbttined the would-be pu' gili11t, and he commenced running at i.he top of his speed. The other man followed and continued firing, holding tbe revolver very higJa. aa before. At each discharge the In· gitive m~tde a tremedooaleap,donbt· less thinking his end at h•nd. He continued his run to Justice Scott's office, and complained of the other man. who was assessed $5 and costs for the innocentamosement of firing within t ite city limits.

SHoonsG AFFRAY. -About 10 o'· clock this morning, a drunken Swede stovped at the cabin of Geo. Miller, a short distance from town, and 1•rftducing a bottle; invited Miller to have a drink. The parties had aeveral drinka together, when anddeuly tbe Swede, doobtleucrazy with liquor, . produced a club and proceeded t•J uae it freely on Miller declaring his intention of killiug him. After lteing severely clubbed Hiller at length drew a pistol and shot his assailant twiee in the left aide, which had the effect of causing the Swede to beat a baaty retreat. From the agil1ty he displayed in getting away it is presumed that he is not daugeronai.J wounded. No arrests have been made.

B Andrews; Treasurer, Geo D IN WANT,;;...Thereia a family liYHill; Sheriff, L V Wyckoff. ing in a amall bonae at the north-The delegates to the Vancouver . . convention were instructed for ~est coa:ner of ~he county bndd1ag, Irving Ballard for District At. 10 destitute cucuma~cea. ~he

1 father 18 confined tu h1a bed WILb torncy. sickness and has no way of provid·

THE following appointments were ing for the wanta of his family. made to till the various pulpits of Yesterday some Christian people thisfcity on Sunday: Baptist Church, visited the family aud provided for Rev. H. W. Brown; Congregational their immediate wauts, but other Church, Rev. J. H. Teale, Brown such visits will be neceuary to pre-. Chnrch, Rev. R. S. Greene. There vent suffering. One of our grocery will be services on the street at 3 dealers has been supplying the o'clock. At 4 o'clock there will be wanta of the family in a quiet way bible reading at the Preslr~rian for some time past. Here 1a the op· Church. In the evening al( the portonity for the practice of benev· congregations of the city will unite olence, where it is needed.

for by her family.

RIFLE PRACTJCE.-Th~ Secretary of the Seattle Rifle Aasociotioo baa received a circular, inviting the members of \be Association to attend a target practice at Victoria, on the 12th", 13th aud 14t':l days of the present month. 'fbere are a lal'se Dumber of caah prizes offered.

To delegates to the Republicau convention at VanconYer were in· atructed in fuor of Irving Ballard• of this city, for Prosecuting Attor· ney.

From tile Dall.r of Tueotde.r. lliPonTANT RoAD.-At the August

term of the Conaty Commissioners' court, W. W. Perrigo, }'rancis Tnt· tle and Adam Tosh were appointed to view a road beginning near sec· tion 16, township 25, connecting the road from Lake Washington to Tolt with Newcaatle. Last week the viewers finished their work and have secured a route nine· miles in length, with no ttreams to oroBS bot two, and these have grav~:~lly beds and do not require bridges. 'l'hia road will connect Tolt aud Sqoak Slough and the settlement on the eaat ahore of Lake Washington with

FATAL Accm:DT.-IIarry Ireland aged 12 yeara. son of D. C. Ire~d, editor of .A81orlan, wu kicked by a hone aud killed on SaSarday last at Astoria.

lb:TuR..'mD.-Rev. I. Dillon, who who has been attending the Oregon M. E. CoBference at Salem, Ogu., returned to his home in this city last evening, having been assigned to this charge for anether year.

REFUSED TO WoRK.-This afternoou some of the prisoners in the city lock-up refused to go on the streets to wori. Aa there eeema to be no remedy provided for such cases, they were locked up and will be dieted upon bread and water until the city council meets to·mor~ row evening aud decides what course to pursue.

RBGA1TA.-The regatta which was arrangea for this forenoon W'U1d~ layed for want of wind, baa not :ret takea place. Doubtleaa the race ..,m be ruu to-morrow if there is sufficient wind. The boats that were on hand are tbe Oity. of Olym· pis, of Olympia, the Nip and Tack aud the Lena, ef Belltown, the Ameli.a, of Seattle and the Merra, of Port Blakely.

Tu regatta will take place tomorrow morning at nine o'ciook, the wind permitting.

Tmr air-gun team aaaemble nightl,y at the Centennial for practice with

1 Jim 'a beautifnl silver· plated air-gun, which he baa brought from New York at great expenae. His is the only shooting gallery in the city,and the lovers of such aport will find everything there for their accommodation, including the celebrated "Gambrinua" in bottlea. *

the rail*l ·at Newcastle aud ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ will open 'he way to some good farming Ianda . • n begiua at a poiDt Providence Hospital. on the liue between sections 9 and

tl'NDEB TBBJIAN.&.ODDTOI'

10, towoabip 25, thea crouea section \.6, the west aide of 22 and 27, then~acl'OIIII 34, thea the lin• eros· ea into townahlp 24, the lenatb of I aections 3 and 10, near Dolan's The Sisters of Charity. Prairie, acrose 14, 23 and 36, and 1,. DOW open for admlllaloa. The pri9Me de· strikes Coal Creek atthe P. H. Lew· pvtmea& wllldo>td llie patleata all the c :m-ia' claim The work donated on ton ot a home l'or VUTlLATIOS, KK4T·

b . oad•b ttl b ·a NISS, O&DJ:R AND A1TIIII1'10lf, It u llllftl'. t 1s r y se era w o rea1 enear peue4. · . it will go a long way toward open· Tile palllic cJepartmeDt den the -• ad-• ' ·~ nu&apa, thoup with 1He hlllar:r, tbe wuda lng b. not b8Uac 100 elepDUJIIIJ'Dished.

AC adaiUed l~ped<Ye of cned aDd DatiOD• wht;r. JUSTic•'s CoUBT. - In Justice

Scott's Court last evening, John Pe· terson waa fined $5 and costa for disorderly condnct. Paid. This morniug Bill Berg paid $1 aud costa for a plain drunk. Henry Bulk was tried aud fined $15 aud costa for dis· orderly conduct and resi!lting an of· ficer. n eeema that Sulk, whose name is something else, had. been imbibing very freely and proceeded ~ make night hideon11 with aoonds which he persisted in calling sing· ing. Upon the officer ordering him to be quiet, he declared his mten· tion to " clean out" that individual,

'be ftiiii]R UleadJDr phJidcieD aaad IDf£8011 U Dr IIUer; howeYer, fteb prlftle pa&lent caD Ml- lola o•a ph;ralclu..

-.or price of admlulon wppl)' at th" lloepltal, We tetlder a ae~~enliD'fltaUoa to ... ..,.bod:r.

1Ma' eapeclall)' &o the member• of the Profeallloa to Ylal& and- for tbemtelna U thla I•· stllution 18 Dot lD enr:r particalar u ·re .. .-t. ed. . 1!18TKBS OP CltARlTY.

aeplO t!

ESTABLISHED 1889.

L. REINIC. S E A T T L E B A K E R y ·

and sailed in as 11·ell aa the load hs Wholeule and Retail Dealer ia waa ·carrying would permit. In about ten minutes he quieted Ule GROOEBIES-

THE Presbyterian church was filled last night with people anxious to hear Mr. Brown's views on the future state. His teachings were materially different from the belief of many orthodox people. yet he referred to passages of scripture that appeared to warrant his views.

DRIVE wheels and a pair of cylinden are being cast at the Poget Foundry for the S. & W. W.locomotive A. A. Denny, 'rhey are the first locomotive cylinders ever cast in this Territory.

h officer by allowing that individlial PROVISIONS-Ducv..--A gentleman w o came 1 h' · h S lk • 'l'HE report comes from the eat· to en arge IS cranium, w en u at the Presbyterian Church.

to this oity from Lake Washington went to the city look-up, and was l!'BCIT-ern part of the county of the finding last eTening, reporta large numbers tied to·day, with the result above of a tine prairie three miles long of ducks at Union Bay. They ap· stated. Ho will work ont the tine. VEGETABLLESand from a half to a mile in wide. peared quite tame, allowing the WE lesrc that Rev. Jas: White BREAD, CAIEl CRICIERS, ETC., ETC Only about three miles of road are boat ~ pass near them. neceaaary to render this prairie baa accepted a call from the Presby- rr Goode aelinnd to all puta of available for settlers. n will be IN Justice Scott's court to-day, terian congregation of Ventura, &he cit;r !tee of charge.

d~:C:&.!uit':s.homea for abont a John Smith was tined $1 aud costa Cal., and will soon return to that -FRESHBREID DELIVERED EVERY-for disorderl:r oonduct. Paid. In· State and enter upon the dntiea of IORIIIG

BOUHBON WHISKIES-- HotaUq'a genuine J. H. Cutter in calli and bulk; White Hoose, Universal, Mil• ler, etc. etn.

TOBACCO -- Plrtll, Granulate<l aucl Lon~t Cnt. ·

C~GARS-The largest Stock ~d Bert Afisortment ou l'oget Sound. ~We are the only house in 'Vuh

ington Territory shipping Fut·a direct to London, England, &Jid are payiua llle htgbest cash prices. novlGtf -

DB. G. V. CALHOUN,

0FFICE:-JAMES STREET, OPPOSift THE OccmENTAt. HoTJt(,.

Seattle. - - -wash. Territor -- I

ence, Third st, Detu' EpiiiCOpal Oharda w. ·r •• .f<1ly a •• :ars· -

NOTICE. 017/Cll OY CITY 'raUStl'UL l

Seau~, . .Jol.r lat, 18'78. f The Tax Li!t for the City of !'<.a&lle, for tile

:rear lh"'iS, Is a~• In IDY bauds ar.d du~. AU talln not paid on or bel• re ~btr 1st, 1878. trill bt returned delinquent ar.d a per ceo•arre added.

.Joilyltd J. lll, .BL.,NCHARD,

c:t.r r.._UJer,

FOR TACOl\1.-\.. STEIL.\ COOK AND_OLYMPIA.

The neW' PaS&enger Stellziter

"ijtMESSENGER -CAPT.J.C.PARKER.

Will INve Seattle

Every Tuesday, Thursday and' Satunl AT SEV-<!::!1 uCLVCX, A.M.

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--------------------------W. H. LLEWELLYJI I CO

BOOKS 4 STATIONAII.Y

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A.utocrnph Allnu••·

FANCY ARTICLES,

CICARs' AND TOB~CCO. FRONT Sri!EEr, opposite O~d •eno .. ;Rall,

m29-t.r.

A VERY rapid, safe and easy wa7 to make money, is to procare terri• tory to introduce the latestnaelul in• vention 'nat is wanted every day, b7 eyery one, everywhere, who baa a not a full sized aewing macbbe, with . table nod treadle, for onq Eighteen Dollars,

MAXAPACTURED BY THE PEEBLEIIS JaG CO. OP PliiLADELPBIA,

does the same work aaa machine :roa pa1 eighty dollars for, rapid,IIID006Ja aud firm work, and makes a seam 110 strong the eloth will tear before the stitches rip apart. Agents onl:r neecl show them in operation to sell ba every house they enter. Thirty c1ol· 11':'11 and upwards cleared daily :tJ1 smart agenta. No aucb •Hbbiil wu ever offered at an:r nob price•

AD.JooRNED.-'fhis morning the District Court adjourned to convene again in this city ou the 22d of Oc .. tober next for a short term.

MB. ALLu Win, of the Port dian Jack waa flnecl85 and ooata fur th18 new charge. B B-... _... Bro --... T nd .A • r;i'" ot .--. a- WD .-- BIOBEST AW ABDB AT CDYDIJIL\L R• ownae rgru, 18 at present atop- beiDa drullk and disorderly. Sent PBOvm-cr.HOBPIT~L.-Thishoa- .. uclaw m.....,,.,,. ...... ,7 ..

"' • ft ed _, A fl'ferJ <> " ---· -·& oa JOBITIOK. TBO~OP ••MJT.IWI To members of the P.reabyterian {lburch and regular attendants at church are requested to meet at &heir place ef worship this eTeniDg premptly at 7 o'clock, . for th~ consideration and trauaaciion of Important bueineaa.

ping in the city. up. George Cumm1aga waa n ·~-• b' h h bee ..... _... • ====== 8~ and ociata for shooting within the pl ... , w 10 as 0 ... -.. up m -------------- t1Bmo TBa ,._ DaJJ.r ot ... .....,. city limita. Sent up in default of this city b:r the Sietera of Clarity at Notloe to Credlton. • Demand increaaiug e"f'erJ da7

ExCITDio AovB!CTtl'IUL-Lu' Sat- papnea&.. oenaiderable e:s:peDie, is 00" OJI8D Earete ot 0 .-oaaa c. man.._,..._ where they become known. lim• _ .. _ ed ,. __ ._ Oh b h for patients, as will be a8eD b:r aa !lorlce Ia ._.~ ama b.r tile a~, a· iattm~. judgee;lawyera, edi&on tail-urda:r a&..,naoon, a IDaD D&lll ,_. Tu Prea~-..: ... · 1li'C •• ad--.:....---& elaewhere, Those 11 ..... - - ~ c. bin__._ _..c ___ ,.

'UJ-- ... "- en~• ortllelad • 1 _.. ·-·• ., eoroa• ora, mac --· r ., a--aoo,formerlylMiatawain of the Be .. - J'uat aoiTeD a call to the ReT. Jamoa neediDg medical Ueatment ucl the l'llller,..__., totlleondhanot, ... all .,..... them ""'•feet. Rights :...01'80 flee to "'" -.;..1:-- f bo -.:n 4-..:11 - Jaeyiq clal•• apiiiA eal4 detlteMtl. to pre- a- ..-enae cutter Wolcott, but at PNMDt White. late of Ioae a.,.. Cal, who. ft!l'O~· 0 a me ....... - -&118m, •• ,lillie ._,.,. Y-a-, WIIIIID lrat applieanta. If there iallO .... -·

emplo:red on a ranch Dear 8aei1a- has 1teea 1 • · 1 'them d this boapatal all they deaire. rJ -*after tbelm ,.bloe.ue•.rtllln.a•. oy in~ p1aoe ..me for it or bQ • )(Bs.laA WooDIN, of 8amamiu. OOOIIl, came down from t.be latta> : ... tbe _!!.PP1l' or.Tbe :seU: A ahark wu hauled uhore at. =~ .. ~@!',~i:.~ ~~! IIUIChiueforyourtamilJ or nWne,

][lag Coanty, is eatitled to the baD· pl8ae ia a ....U ~ briitgiDa • a ::;.....:.;.. d:~ te ..,.pt· Branford, Coon. Af\er 5 hoarr, '""wllllletereYer.,.,..... ~.... tbere hi DOH be&ter or 110 olleiiD. IIHforeumedfraitaaolar ubeaN pr IIICW a ~.wbo waaW to :;i ~· we uclentaad, .~ and when be eeemed dead, lht ....., .. .,,.,. ~".~..!i,!!::ta:a.... ilachi ... een~~·of~ of~ ..___ -is 118U0D she baa caued ~ doWD ~ Tim Ilia ~ ...... N&ull ia few 41Qalo die Oolde8 an-peel off a luger tba' wu o. l'iiNr • ......,.. 1 ::--~-!':_ · on :a-..- pnee, •-

- - ~ of berries aDC1 ...U wu l,riv aiok a& 1M ..._. in awe. eh':k la bia moath. _ -....a.n~. _... tllt,tm. " Bea4 -- ~· ...... &bia cit7· lacboa broqbt clcnna,

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l'rom tlle Daliy of Wednesu•:r. PBovroacB HoSPIT.\11.-By invi

htion we yesterday visited the Hospital of the Sisters, just established in this citv, and our surprise was only equalled by our delight at the perfection of this institution .. Tile 11itnation is one of the most s1gbtly and beautiful in tho city, upon an elevation which commands a fiue view of the bay, good air oud pure water in abundance. with a large ftower and vegetable gard~s and ample grounds. The rooms are nil neatly and comfortably, and some

(.. for pri·\·ate parties luxuriously fur·

nisheJ, and nothing is wanted. to

TRAIL CuTI'llllS.--Eigbt loJges of Lemhi Indians ~ere employed for two months during the summer in cutting a trail through the dense timber from the month of the mid· dle fork of Salmon river to the head of Lost river, a distance of more than sixty miles. The trail is broad and well opened; logs four feet in ~~ter being cut twice in two and

out of \he way. Tbe object was nnclonbtedly to provide a pas .. sage of escape for the Indians, one way or other,iUI might bA necessary.

Before the Indiad raids, .Messrs.

Republican Terrltorlat Convention.

fRucru.'io.-BeY. W. Hurlburt, a member of the Oregon Conference now on his ·way to Whidby Island, will preach in the ....-ethodl'st EpJ's· By o der or tbo Repabllean Terrlt>rlal ~otral

..u Coauolllee, daly a>eemblod para .. nt to a~l~ copal Church this evening, at 7:30 this t8tb day or Jaly. A. D. IS'Ill, at New r--, o'clock. The public are cordially WublltJloo Ter'y, ootl..-la bereb.r K!vea,lbiL a Bo!pabllcao Terrllorlal Convention & caii..J to invited to attend. usemble at Vancoavrr, Clork Cooot7, w. T., o11

WoRK was begun yesterdJ&y OD WED!IIIllDAY, OCTOBD9nr, 1818,

the cribbihg along the beach for the ~~'::.~:~ ~r ~o~;~::::~ ~ c!..d:~~o'!-b'er! ~ to CODJ!ftl1 aod r~ tbe trao•c&loo of ncb

railroad, the workmen beginning at otber bu&la- •• wiU pro_J,. e~ate before 11. the head of the bay. ThiS will be 'rbe Comnd&lfe bas llxod tbe apportloomenl of

f t ad tag · ' k · th Deloplel to laid Connolloo as !ollowr. Oae o grea van e 1n eep1ng e Delep&e at Larp ror enr.Y Oouoty lo the Terri· railroad in ·repair, when the track is lory, aod ooe addltiooal Det.pte for nn.r one moved from the long tresale w the boodred v..Wa and for notY majority fractJooal

one bandred yotes cut In eacb county at tbo solid cribbing. ,entral electloa of 1S76, for tbe llepabllcan

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F. W. W US T H 0 F F, fLATE OF WUSTHOFF & WALD.]

DEA.LEBIN

HARDWARE IN ALLL ITS BRANCHES

Cuns, Rlfletl, Pistols, Ammuf'ition, Fishing Tacke

l!!!law• Furnished to Order.

Front Street, Next to Telegraph omce,:Seattle. P. 0. Box 236 • . ------------------------------------------------~-----------~ ........ . ./ secure to the patients everythwg

necessarv to their care and comfort. We have never seen an institution of the kind so complete in all tts arrangements, nor one conduct~d with such devotion and tender so he· itude for the unfortunate guests, whether paupers or those wl_w pay for their care. Every room 1s well

Murphy had in John Day valley a band of three thousand sheep. said to have been among the best in Or· egon, and were e3timated to be worth in the neighborhood of 810,070. Of these but 200 are left, the rest having been killed by the Indians. In ona pile there was not

Caadlda'e for Delegate to ConJre!S. Upon tbll LECTURE.-Il'ev.John Reed, Pres· booolotbe varloao C..aatinor tbe Territory will be

entltll'd to repreoea&atloa ia said Coll-rentloo a byterian minister for Victoria, baa. ro11 ,.

Cb:balio ............. 2 111.& .••••••••••.•••• 1 been secured to deliver a lecture be- Calallam ..•.•. .. ..... 2 P.oct•e •.....•...•.••. a fore the Young Hen'a Christian As· Ctart ...............• & Plerce ••.•••••••••••••• a sociation of this city, in the Pres- Cillumbla.... . •••••. 4 Baa Juaa .......•••••• 2

CRAWFORD & HARRINGT<JN ...

f

I ·r

I ighted and ventilated , ond as clean ns it is possible to keep them.

less than 600,some with their throats cut, others , with with the bamstrings cut. P. R. Murphy, one of th e owners, was among the first kill· etl in Umatilla countv. A he1·der by the name cf Gentr:v was killed at the same time. P. R. Murphy leaves a wife ,md three children. in S&n Francisco.

b te · Ch b Wed sd Oowllt& .............. a ~kamaola .. ~ ......... lo y r1an urc , on ne ay Island ....•....... . ... 2 .snobomlllb .... , ...... 8

evening ne::tt. Subject: ·"Dr. Liv- Jetrenon ....•........ a Stev•n ............. . . 2 ingston, the African explorer." Mr. King ... ········· .. : .. 9 Tburo&on ...... · ....... s

• · fi k d 'll Kitaap ...... . . . ...... 3 Wa•,klakam .......... 1 Reea II! a ne spea er an WI mer-. Klickitat ............. 2 Walla Walla .......... 11 it 11 large aml'ience. This will be Lewis ................ 3 Wbi1mao ............ . 8

the Seven'h of the course of e1'gbt Whatcom .... ·· .. . .. .4 Yakima . ... .... ·· .. .. II • Tbc Committee also ~ecowmeods subject to any lectures announced by the Associa· chao~<e to be mode by :be rcsnectlve Count:v Com· tion some mouths ago. mille••, tbat tbe various County Conveot.loo• '>e

A H.um CASE.-A terrible ten· year-old child was up before the po· lice magistrate at Victoria on Mon· day. It was proven that he has been in the habit of cutting the feet off chickens an<l picking their eyes out with a pin; of cutting duck's feet otT and making them walk on the bleeding stnmps, oi threatening to cut his sister's bands off and standing over her with a knife almost cutting her throat; of setting fire to houses, an4 in short of always doing something outrageous and cruel. He was committed to jail preparatory to being se11t to a •unatic asylum. ·

held at tbe Co110ty Seat, oo Saturday. tbe 28tb day or Seplember, 1878. at the hour or 1 o'cloek P. M., aod tbat tbe nrlmary mee1ings to. elect Delega tes t.o tbe Ooooty Cooveotloos lie beld at bou' of 1 o'clock P. M., of Saturday the 21st day or se,>tcwber, 18'!8, at the votlag places In each precinct. Tbl& n comeodatloo is ioreoded oni.Y lor tbo:'e CouotleA wbic:, have no County Central Committee, or when I bey 1~•1 t<> act.

By order or the Tcrrito•lal Republican Central Committee. DANIEL BAGI.EY.

Ct>airmaa of Committee. BYRON JlARWW.

~ttere ... 1.rv, New Tacema, W. T'y .. July lS, 1878-juli:l·td

COAL TAR

Importers and Jobbers,

SEATTLE, WASHINGTOI'~ TERRITORY

DEALER::iiN

Groceries, Provisions,.

Wines, liquors, Teas, Hardware.

Cutle~y, Glass and Crockery Ware,

Hemp and Manilla Cordage,

Agricultural and Minili n. ) ~ ) .l1 )J.'j :.

Paints, Oils, Blacksmith & 0 arpenter Tools,

Cumberland Coal, Iron, & Steel, Flour,

FEED. ETC •• ETC.

Mrsszo~ .. mY Bo.-I.T. -For some years, the Puget Sonntl Baptist As· sociation bas been consideriug tlle plan of building and equ_iJ?ping a b oat for the purpose of vts thng the various logging camps and o,th er points on the Sound where tucre are no reot:lar church services. This plan could not be carried out for want of funds. But at the session of the association in the city last week, Juilge Greene and ~l~ler Ludlow made a written propos1t10n to the A~sociation to build, equip, run and mamtain a steam launch, free of expense to t.he Association, their object being to reach. at logging camps, tishing stations and farming settlements, many persona with the Gospel who would not be reached otherwise. Their generous otTer w11s accepted, and a donation made to .them of S50 in money

SmciDE.-On the laGt trip of the steamsllip Great Tiepnblic from San Francisco to Portland, a passenger named .Jack Kelly, who bad been drinking freely at the bar until his eyes had the wild look of a maniac, jumped overboard and was drowned on the second pight out. A man who saw him take the fatal leap says Kelly caught a rope as be disappeared in the darkntl88 over the side of &he vesael, and begged for help, then dropped into &be ooeaa just in fron' •f ihe wheel, an4 waa probably instantly killeci. A boat was lowered, but the m<* diligent search failed to disco1'er any trace of, the aofortunate man,

.JOBNIOY1 TIIB JlUJIDUD.-Cbief Besser, of Portland, baa receiYel a dispatch from 1\ San Francisco de· tective: "I hue arrt!lted Wileon, who escaped from your Slate prison. Think he is Johnson. DQ yon want him?" On 'he last trip of the Bepublic k» San Franoiaco, 118Veral parties took passage from S~. Helen'• and it is tboaght that Johnson migbi have escaped in thai way.

__ ... I .., __ HAVE NOW IX STORE .L'ro WARE BOtJBES AT SEATTLE A FULL STOO& .JF A.Lf. Gaoeat .-aet oa oa .,... Gooda In their line. which will be 1101d al the Loweat Prices posatb1e. 'Ute trade an4

· and of the maps and charts _be· longing to the Association.

PuosooRAPB.-This evening our citizens will have an opportuni· tv to hear this wonderful invention o"f the age in Yesler's Hall. The phonograph, or talking machine, is an instrument which arrests and retaoins sound, until the person working the instrument desire& to reproduce it. Thus the words of 11 person, with all the inflections and sounds of the voice, may be preserved a hundred years and then produced in the besring of those who net"er saw the speaker. 1\Ir. Jno. H. Guild will present the in· strument in Yesler's Hall this even~ ing and to morrow afternoon und et"ening. See the advertisement.

NoRTII P .\ CIFIC RuRAL.-TbeSep· t ember number of this farm journal Jtas been iaiJ upon our'tuul e. This number contains much valuable in· formation to the farmer and merit.s a good support from tho~e interest· ed in agriculture. .~mou;; its contnbutors are some ot our most practical men, and their experience mn11t prove of v11l.ue to others. Give it H1e support it deserves and allow th e publishers to make it still more attractive.

l :IIPRO"VEMEZ.."Ts.-Mr. M. L. Cava-naugh is building a residence on 'Third St, between: Union and U ui· versity. Rev. J. F. Ellis i<> tii n· ishing a small but neat r esidence on Front street, between Lenora and Virginia streets. W. N. Bell has just completed a residence on Front street. near Bell st{eet. A number of ot.her additions and imh provements are being made to resi~ deuces in various parts of the city.

DoVEs.-A gentleman of this city takes great interest in doves. He keepsquite a number of tllem, and studies their habits. Of .!ate IH~ ha~ - noticed that their n uniber is ~s.rowly decreasing . H e wonders what becomes of them. A sleek, fat, cat at the Wareh ouse on Buzby's wharf can explain the mystery , i fl she will.

r.- \lie llall.r er Tbancla.r. Fnm nr FoBTLAlm,-On Tuesday

afterDooD, a fire originating in a Chme.t wash boaae, C!Onaamed four old Wooden building on Front street immediateq in front of the o. s. N. Co.'a dock. An inciden' of the fire is re1atecl by the 81a1tdard: 'fhe fiNaaeD Iough t their way ink» the interior and their aurpriae C&A be better iJDasined thaD written, when tbQ' beard a voioe callinsr. "for God's sake help me out, I am burning up." Search waa made and a fellow kno11'11 aa "Dublin" was fotand wedged in between the two buildings with the ftamea cnrhng about his bead and feet. An axe wu broughll ink» aee and the fellow released from.bia. -terriltle position, ·but noL.:.111ltn· Jai8 neck and breast were li&erall,y rOuted, and all that saved 1lim ffOID instant death was he apray from &be steam aa it struck

the wall near his head. In cuttmg away the planking, one sprang back cutting an ugly gash in the forehead, from which the blood ftowed freely. He bad been indnlg· ing in a. drop of whiskey and was asleep in the upper storv, and was not awakened until it began to get too warm to be cgmfortable, and while wa1'de1 ing around in the smoke, dropped in bt-tween the two houses.

To CBIBPS CoXJ'BSB. -The Portland Standard learns from Jlr. Joaeph W eathera that ule Iodian chiefs arrested by Gen. Howard at 'be ceuncil held at the Umatilla agency on Monday week, have all confessed and aiven the names of those lndi· answho took p.n in the late war. There are tbirty·si~: of them and they will be arrested and poaisbed accordingly, we hope. The chiefs were all released from cntody. .

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GoVBBNoB oP 0BBGON.-The Oregon Legislature cannssed the votea for Governor, which resulted as follows: Thayer, 16.2ol; 'Beckman, 16.132; Wilkins, 1,432. Whereupon it was declared thJtot W. W. Thayer was duly elected Governor for the ensuing four years. Gov, 'i'hayer was inaugurated on Wed-nesday morning. ·

DIED.-In this city this morning, Eliza, infant daughter of August and Julia Meblborne. Funeral at the Congregational Church to-mor .. row afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends of the family are inTited to attend.

l'BE Pu.oNOGRAPB. -· Mr. Guild last evening gave an exhibition of his talking phonograph, at Yesler's Hall, in the presence of a very fair audience. This wonderful invention performed fully all that was claimed for it, although many were disappointed il1 the volume of the sound, forgetting that the machine is yet in its infancy. So many descriptions of the invention have already been published in our columns that we will not again afflict one on our readers, but recommend all to go and seo it work for themselves.

J u3TICE's . Cour.T. -In Justice

NEw BoATS.-1\Iessrs. Tierney & Co., have the contract for building two boats for the· U. S. Revenue cutter Oliver Wolcott. One of these boats is • cnUer, 25 feet in length by 6 feet, four inches beam, and 2 feet, 4 inches depth. She is being built at the boat yard of John Yarno. Her keel is of Eastetn oak, her frame of Steilacoom oak and her sides of Pnget Sound cedar. The model and workmanahip are very fine. Mr. Yarno has built some very fine boats,since his residence in Seattle. The other boat, a dingy 18 feet in length, by 4 feet, 10 inch· es in beam and 1 foot 10 inches deep, is being bnilt at Robinson's boat yard . The workmanship on both of these boats is a credit to our city. 1\Iessrs. ·r~c::ney &· Co . are having these b OiloS built uy others Snyder '::; Court this morn ing , Chas. because of the l i!rge amount r,f work Custer, of Ne wcastle, ' •ms tr ied on

Gr:~;Er.o-cs.-::U:essrs. L. P · Smith they have on huud. a charge of ossault uno b:. tlety up, &; Son jewel lers, have oJJered a la- on the persou of :1licLael Welsh, of

, ·~·s go'l<l wu.tch beautifu liv cnam· Cr .. oszs. - The se:ies of reYi\·al. the sa.me "place. 'l'he jury , after UJ ' " h . t] ' + • t d U!(d ca.ses, to the yonng lady show- meetings which ha.ve boen held in _e~~~~g _1e .. • es~m_ony, re nr_ne _ a i og tile greatest ad>ancemcnt at the this ci ty fo r two weel;!l r:>ast unuer > et ~nct of not ,ull_ty aud m~e,_etl present ter:.u of the Tenitorial Uni · tb a· . t' f H. H W B -- tha. th~ cost'l be pmd by p lamtlff, versitv the prize to be awarded at J the Hec 10

1? 0

, e_v.l 1· • · , o_wn, I as prov1clecl fo1· in ca~es of malicious • ' f h . . . "'l e evang-e 1St, c.ose, as. e'l'emng. pro~ecut'ou fo r t rivhl cause~

tll_e close- c t e. exa~mutwn . .L !ll~ '.rhe subject of the discourse was ~ ' ' "· Wi ll prove a ~t eat .. mducement for I " tho man who earn t t ho weud· ;:; ,., 1 A T~nnL-;,. fire h!l.s been ra"ing tlle voung ladies 01 that school tn ·t• · • · 1 t' · , At tl 0

" •. . · b · t ,. - d Wl ums own c 0 ueR on. le 1 on the :Vashiun-tou Territory s;tle of be d1hgent m ~- ~1 r. 5 U<~te::. , an . no close of the 'address , a short praise ., 0

. • " • •

doubt they "iL 1;np1 ~ve . rap1~~~ meeting ~as heid , when many of J the ~olu!Dblll 1.\ er, alJOve Astona, du n ng the term . 'I he premmm was the chm·cn memberci p resent , and a burmng fences, house~. aucl what· an~ounced several day~ ago ax:d the namber of converts , bore teslimon_y ever would burn, and endangering Jadtes are already b endmg _thel~ en· to the instructions in bible truths human life. It is supposed to have ergi_es. t_o the task. The pn~e IS on they had gained during the meetings caught from ~ fire set for the pur, exhtb1t10n at tlle store of L. P · We IeaTn that Mr. Brown goes to pose of l,urnmg unJerbrnsh. This Smith &So~, Front street, __ and no Walla Walla from this city. tire spread and communicated to Joubt the fau con_testant_s \\Ill sp_are the forest, when it travelled rapidly, the time from then· stud•.es to VIew . . I leaving destruction in its path: the watch occasionally. Who will C:ALLED.--Wc learn that Trmlty ...-come out now with a prize for the Church of tbis city has given a call PRE.."\IIUm lists for the approach· b oys? I to Rev. Geo. Herbert Watson, at ing fair .can be obtained at the office

. h t present of San Francisco. of J~st~ce Scott, Secretary of the SlioKE. -Last ever.mg, t e a- association.

mosphere became h eavy and the NEW MAP. - Messrs. Eastwick, 1 A London policeman aged 22,

smoke settled so thick as to be a - Morris, a Co., have laid upoa our lately reported seven fires within m ost s tifling. This morning and to· table their new map of Southeastern so· hours. Such amazing activity dav the fog ana smoke together Washington Territory, just issued. e~:cited suspicions that be bad orwere so dense as to give the sun the The map is accurately compiled iginated the flrM bimaelf for the inappearance of a gr'eat ball of fire. from official surveys. and is espe- formation reward, ud thia being •.ruis t; tate of the atmosphere will cially valuable for persona who are proved ie the satisfaction of a jury, lJrol>ably continue _until ~he :wind seeking locat.ions in the southeastern he bas gune k» penalaenice for flf· 1-iies and a goo:1 rum extmgu1shes portions of the Territory. For sale teen yeua. tle f~reat fires. ' in aheet~, $1 each. · ·

-- •--- Prl C.":::'.:'nenll7 11n1 invited to liD mapeetloD of their atock &Dd Ioricet~. Their paot aenz: yean ~~: .-.ae....:w C!e. in Utili eit7 ia a pannt..-e to \lie public of nuoltllble prieea for good gooda. .

Apply al Wora of

SEA'l"l'LE OA8 LIOB'l ·oo

Treasurer's Notice. Tbe lreuarer of Kin Collaty will pay, en

prnentatloa, all outllalldlDI warraala 4rawa on tbe Couat.r laad of aald c:oaoty, bearlas dalel prlnr te, aDd ladodiDS !Co. leN of tbe -'ts of urn, Aupat term; eo iotereoS wm be aiJowed oa laid wamaala aner Ill daJ• from tile ~of this -a. G. D. HILL.

Seal! 1e, A....,n !Otb, l81R.. Tr-eaaaftr.

otnceHoure-10 to 12 &4 to a.

Mons. A. MOREL Or tbe Plna of.

FEES~ &. GEBBABD~ 819 MARKEr llT ., Bt N Fll.l!IClSCO,

Du arrived at the Oectdeatal Hotel; and wUI treat &be tollowiDJallmeat.a, to wl::

Coms, Hard andSo::Bunlons, Chilble'ns, lngrcwing Nails, and all Diseases

of the Foot.

Cul.'e Gu1rante! :l Without Pain

A SPECIALTY •. Wart., F.-e41Jde., Mole., Blrfh Mark•

Etc., 't{itbout ~dd or lojury to the sklo, INSTANTLY REIIOVED,

Recommended by tbe Ellt~ of the Pacific Coast.

Brancb office, Progress 'llr 'l, P.oom 8. belwet'n Froot and Front nea1· Alder, Portla'ld.

.l L l DY Dl AT'l"E~DA NCE. augin-1y.

BEEF! BEEF!

Union r-.,ij arket jo.5~ A. W. MALSON

BiLLY MURPHY,

LATE STEWAitD OF Tf!E NOI:.TIT PACIFI C,

l l:lv iug t.akco ciH'rue of the Vanity ?air S: ~oon on Al tll Srr~tt,; is : 1.oP<· , }li '{' J.Hl r td to: furr· ·J ~be vny he~tt of

WINES, LH~UORS,

AND CIGARS.

Give mm o. Cnll

CALL AT THEIR &TORE,

COIOIEBOIAL S'l'BEET, SEATI'LE, · WASH. · TERB

AGENTS FOB THE

Imperial Fire Insurance Company of London.,

CRAWFORD HARRING ·1.·0 ~ .

STETSON & POST.

SEATTLE PLANING MILLS, Commercial St., adjoining s. and w. W. R.

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Sash. a:n.c:i Doors, Blinds. Frames, &h~tters, & Wood 'Uiisb

Of every D~ription. Seasont>d Lumber of all Kinds Constantly on Band.

Our Cedar Doors the Best In America

CHILBERG BROTHERS. Jobbers and Retail Dealers in

Choice Groceries, Oregon Flour, CORN·MEAL, RYE MEAL, BUCKWHEAT FLOUR,

BJOE FLOIT~ and FEED. Also, a Well Selected Steck

CROCKERY, GlASSWARE, and TABLE CUTLERYl

Which they propose to sell Cheaper than uny other house in Seattle.

::n:::ug=l=========='=======i="=ltO.NT STREET. S .EATTLE

HOME I NDUSTRY. E\·cry pe1son in t lle cc.m ruuni ty is bouotl

self-io t-r eHL as well as f:ClCi -1! o'lligation tu gi¥O tb e preference to nrt:cle !j Of l.Jomc production OV t' r

t hose o ff reign manufacture , an other t.hi !l ~ s t r iug equal. No couotry ca n l•rosper with tile balance of tratle a gait sL tO em , :1nd it is a pe:·pctual

dt·aft u po1i t!h ir rcscmces. ro buy abroad wh!lt ca n be Produce i :~ t lwme eneapcr and bet ter.

Malt Liquors ll;.: ve bee ru~ nrt icle3 C1 l ~~oe.-.. 1 t•onsum ption

l.lerc as ic en!t y otbcr p~rt of ·e Unite I 5tatLS antl th e dent'lDd I~ constaot i.V i ncrcotsi n:;. 'Ihe f.I CL bas bCt U r1 ea:O D3trJ.teLI i:J a 1; \'i t!o>telU COlli·

munlties IU.:lt i.b ll decrea£e of tllc USt: ot Or1Ieot spir its, ~tnd the coo.;f'qtJent d ~cre·~se o · d rulik eocss, is in ,,ropor :,ion to" the subst itution of wholesom:: l;eer. No countr.v is hette1· adafltcd to !be pro.luc:ion of good l-eer tbon th is. 'l'be c!iwatc i3 rav orai.J ie, tbe bops produced :.I l't} or the best quality, an~ b· ·Icy is ab~nda~t.. Tbere is DO part Of the 1\"0rld where a b ~ter quality Of draft beer is pro:l uced , free from a.JI tl ~!eterious

drug•,tban by the North Pacific Railroad Brewery, at Steilacoom, the North Pacific Brewery, and the Seattle Brewery at tbl3 place. Neltbcr or these Btew-: r :es resort t :-. the prac: icc of ' · docto rln~"

to give tbelr llqnor• lb vo: or the appearance of age. wbich cannot be guar:J'Jt aed for any of th e

Farm for Sale! A GOOD F•\Rli OF

F..,Ol.~TY ACRl:~S

T wo ac: ::; clear~d, situated

)1EAR LA KE UNION,

Will l>e sold for

$'700 CASH . Gootl Fnrming lnnd, cover~d with :.:.mill ltnrtl

wood tlmb~ · r , nsr t o c lear. For particulars e"l ~ c1niru at tll1s o1Hco. n ovH.ta

American House. GI:ORGE 'VELSH, Prop.

· article• Imported from California or el;ewhere, Carpets and Drapery I Itlstberefore a prudealial sanita ry measure, no

· less tbao poiiUcal ecooO!DJ to pat1 oni:e our bome

MILL STREET, SEATTLE, W. T.

(Near StenmboatLanding.)

Neatly Fitted, breweries. nug26 tt. -.UD

Uphollltery Work Done In the verr:~ 8trlo-

IF' ... '" "'*"• "'• ~- ..... ' .. aJ~&f.

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Employment Wanted. AM EXPEBD!:NCED LADIES' NUilSE

Dfldlel 'm. · ,ym~nt ee.

Enqu'rc ut tllia o

no~rd and Lodging per Week !1om $5 to $6, n ccording to room.

· ;\[eals and Bec:1Bt25 c-l'ntseach.

NO CHINESE HELP EMPLOYED. W" Bag::age conveyed.~o • cd rro'll tbe boa"

fr<e r cbar~e. jetJ.tr

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WEEKLY DISPATCH lsotbeadviceofthefirstspeaker PRIYATIIE BOARD. llpeelalN.U.. IN"'C"'"T'X''r was followed, and the young IlL Tim N.t.mllUL GoLD lhDu wu award- ~ V V ed 10 Bndldy - Bulofaoo fur t1w1 ~ l'Jweo. ·

GOODS! OFFICIAL PAPER OFTBECOUN'I'Y, men proceeded to run her home XBS. TBOKPIION beas to inform psrtlel lftpba ID&hll UatsoodSta&ei,Ukl VleAD&Jiedal

th d Aft I 'tiahlog Purt Towll8elld that .w• wiil ""com- for &he bet!& 111 tile world. m .lll.oo&jpnaerJ' S. KENNE·Y, Merchant Tailor, as ey suppose . er a ong modale _t. Sa.D .rruac:~aco.

SATURDAY ...... SEPT. H. 1878 u~d ste~dy pull in the bay the A Limited Numbe of Boarden. ,. wn.r. euu Co!laVJiftlO•- To an IDf-

l.hm outlines or the shore appear- rertogtro.Da tbe funo.-toatll-•ftiJ' ofhupOI Commercial Street, Seattle. THE CITY C In Sib ,an SOOn C) W re bouaetOI'IDOII'I7occupledbrl:leT.Kr.Bae, frlelldwlaohu..,.&me&ltefo.rmulaofapure- co WITH TOE CHOCESr NDXOS

d · · <rht d th , e .

1

.N. 'l"homJIIIOD'& realdebce Ia oo &he hill, Ia cll'ered &!trough &lie ld~ of amlaloll&l')' at t~e land below Bcllt_?Wn, but C.HARMINC LOCATION. ~ ... ==~~=::eu:=!tM~~ BA\"ING JU.i>T RETURNED .FJl.Oll SAN PUNCIS 1 A.

COLD ! .ICOLD 1! none of them re~o~mzed the SCDBBY CANNOr liB suat•.a.sam. &be poat&t"' end radical eureot \JoD81l11lp&tou, CompJete Stock oC !?oods PROSPECTORS STRIKE $20 PER DAY p_Jace. After a bl'lel . consult&- Touriat wUI llod ao apeeable )llace to reel, =:u!!:d L=~~.nf~=: ETer lntredtiC'd to tblo -:tel, Jam Iaily prepared to furnlllh .. nerytbln!f In the rar.ce nr .-cariat

tlOn the boat put out lD the bay eTer,. oomtort, mea1a prlTBle (If clealredl aod Lou ot JlaDhood aod all Ne"01111 Afl'ectioD&, apparel-telldr·m~de or made to order-a& tb~ LJWEn' LIVING BATE& My . THIRTY ~ULES FRO~I SNOHOMISH &<rain this time following tbo a& uar hour. Pon ·~oWI<UliO, llept ll, l&e power hu been -..J ID hDDiiftda of cuett

to 1 eept a u. wtuaouh fallare. lttow feel I& l.DJ ...:nd Ju. : CITY. ORAND RUSH TO THE DIG- direction ~ndicated by the sec- &7 utarMpo88lhleto reline hlUD&Il mlMrf St.ock oC Fine Clo'thl!!o 'GINS. end speaker. After rowing for =~w'::=~::~~"=~ IS UN~UBPA.fiSED :S0£1'3 OJ' BAN UUiCISCO, AND 1J AJI PBBP.\UD TO I'UBNI!Ut

Forsomcmonths pastpart1es whatseemed almostan agetbo D MORRIS' 2.. fcwutq. 8eu&ll7ntanamaUII7addNulo1 d. d th th • .... wWl 2 l&uDpl umtq &hllpa~, Dr.U. L

'have been prospecting along and 1scovery was ma e at ey BncDam. nr.- 211, UCIC&, •- kt _ near the Skykomish river, be- were again on the mud 1lats Express, Hack.and~. _ -~ ...... 'Y' __

lieving that there were valuable above town- The third man Drays. --...,.-.a;-_ .... _a-.. --.-.. ~i.,agings somewhere in that lo- was now 1dlowed to act as pilot.

d · th bo tart d t' • -.DL I. C. GB.A88B, DEN culity At one time digging pay- an agam e at s e or- WILLiA'Il'UD TIST. omoe m Stou .t ing t~o or three dollars per day ward. About the time the t~ree DA. y .AN1) NIGHT Burae&*'a ~~ew b11iktiDs oD were discovered and !!ome of' were nearly exhausted from • uomaercialatne&. .&11 wun wunathe prospectors ~ere content to fowi_ng t~ey again discovered .a:ad wm be lu&teacllllloe tapoa &he .mut ...a CM~C.••• work there several months, but the 1dentu:al spot below Bell- :: ~:;._ u:t~orac;~~.:::.! others wore not so easily satis- town they bad left but a few -

D. W. STIRIEY. I. D ~

. fied, and continued their search ~o~~ ago. T:is ~me tbe~1 f;l- :O.:,~~~==Pc•.=:a=:oOipr HoxcmP.&.TBioPJIYucwr&SUBGzol!l for the hidden treasures tbey o~11e albo.nc t e 8 !re ~ntl ~ P. 8• Prte...,. to die Jo...-ac:~e~a. IF' 011ae •• l'roe& anoet, Wo.We•'• •w were quite sure would reward m1 are ~ecta were 10 VIew, an .Ud .. lla.WI .. , lleatlll, w. T. ,iaa&l their perseverance. soon ~hey were restored to home 0!!uu.rt'DY·I a.

Aad now the report comes· and frienda, having caught one • from Snehomi~:~h City that these salmon. fortune-~eeker~ ba~·o • been re- THaouoa an onrsight the warded,m findmg d1ggmgsabout . • 30 miles froin Snohomish City names of the general managtng in the river bed, that pay t20 committee for the Fair, were per day to the man, using only omitted from the premium lista. pans in cleaning. The discover- The oommittee are as follows: ~rs, Messrs. Barrett & Vo., went C W Lawton, Geo W Ball, W to Snohomish City and recorded A Jenning!l, Wm lleydenbaoer their claims. and Reswell Scott. Ladies-

The citizens of that little city Mrs Beriah Brown, lira John were so lectrtfied by the news Leary, Mrs B B Bagley, Mrs H. of the discoverers, that report L Yesler, Mrs W A Jenninp,

Tr•aurer'a Tax INotloe.

THK WALTRR

• W. M. TIULDT,

ISIIC I. HIU, U'WUB, SII:A'O'f.B, 'W.UH. TIUITOBY.

Ollee-Coruer fi'Oil& and Colambla areet.-Up ltatn.

IRYIII ULURD.

says many of the prominent men .Mrs Bailey Gatzert and lira R F & U 1 T DRY E R <NDoo-a- t."D...- B1dldbl& Oppaelh of tho city left their business Scott. K Uca141a&ttl &e&et. and proceeded at once to the diggings to locate claims. GBATEPUL.-We are pleatJed to

Our informant, who arrived in see that the editor of the Pre&& is this city last night from tho not so utterly lost to allseoae of Capital Stock Sl 00,000. Skagit on the Fanny Lake, says decency as the general tone of t!le news was brought to La h 1 Connor from Snohomish City by is paper wou d iodieate. He is

IIANUJ'AOtUBJNG a TUDI!IG CO.

AU NOW PUPAUD TO J'UUUIH = The Walter Dryer

M'IAUIHT & LUIY, Aftouna DB CovlruLoal u ww,

SEATrLE. WA8B. TKBiq IIOTI

oaaa. ...... ...

LUUitE & HAIFDID grateful for soeial recognition

gentlemen who are perfectly reby one man of reputable standliable, and the report is believed ing and returns his aekaowledg-at La Conner. ments as follows: AT un LOWJ.PBICU. rBOII 1310 to.-. Comrar.oB& A1!1D ATTY's-.a.'r-LA.w.

If the report is .not exaggera- CALLED.-Captaln Hopkins, U. IB.\TTLIC. 11'. T.

t ted, and tbe miners are sctually s, Marshal, called Into our ofllce taking out. 820 per day to ihe and gave us a hearty shake of man with no mining machinuy, the band. EDWAID!HIWID IICIU.. this will doubtlesS prove one of The captain is exceedingly Fruit Growers Take Notice I ATTOBDY-&T-UW, DOBOIUBII, w. T. the best paying mines on the amiable and not our partieular,· coast. - WIUpract~c.lA an the 0ourta ottheTerrlto~. -

'fhe steamer Fanny Lake lcfl besides feeling indebted to the ·tbal.l. l Q'jft a co. aed LUKI: G. BII!OBVISB jaalwlf

for Snohomish City at noon to- editor for the aid he was giTing a co. ot llau l'raaciteo proaoaucn; Dl. ~ W! ~PARUIQ! ·'ay, and on her return to-mor- the Republican party by makin~ ·' u Democracy od' PHYSICIAN AND SUBGEON,

· / row we will doubtless iearn the •ous. uThe WALTER the best drJer Abe, 11, •. PENSION 811.88B8N. tull particulars of this new and THE Fanny Lake brought up now 1n uae." ---- -'\·onderful discovery. In the from La Conner last night 30 meantime a number or persons f RAI.SL"(S :.:ADz IN J'O&Tl'-uour Houu.; are I>repuring to visit the mines tons 0 gram for Schwabacher

B '· C Th · 'II be APPLFl; Dr.U:D IN THREE M HOURS. · from this city if the good news ros "' o. e gram w• is confirmed. shipped to San Francisco. olliee 418 Callrol'llla Street, San l'taD• ct-. aod tt'e tile -atlfol fruit dr!ed!br tbe

WALTt:B. DI:YEK.t NEEDED.-There are many Taa REGATTA.--The boats that persons in this Po get. Sound have been waitins for a breeze to country who have small amounts run the race for the $100 pone, ca111t J. H. MAYNARD, ot money they are desirous of otr ffom a line at the !'nd of liar- Joly1Sw3m EECBETARY. { · d . shaala wharf at 2:30tbta afternoon. -------------. oumng on goo security, b~t The boats starting were the City of the amounts are too. small m Olympia, the Nip and Tuck, the many cases to loan smgly. To Amelia, and the Lena. The wind Down They Co J •·ernedy this ~iessrs. Mackintosh was very light, and it was some & Heeves have organized the minutes before a11y of the boats HAVING procured the aemces or tbe best Seattle Loan and Savings agency. made s~eerage way; howeve! there :;'::!0 th"' can betouod,Jam now prepared 'l'hcse gentlemen will recoin: was a hght breeze h~Jf a mtle out

. f .:!- d that sent t'Jem uff tn fine style. E S I f 8 f Sh money 10 ~urns .0 ..,a an up- Under the rnles the race must be very ty a 0 DO or oe

Olllce ID TreiPO.Dl Bolldlog, Lower J'loor. DOTIO

rtiir A c:a&-To all wlao are llldfedDIJ hom tho. enora aod iodlacretlette ot J'Oidh. unou weali:tteA, earlf doclar, 1 ... ot maah-. lie., I willll8Dil a recipe tlla& will cttnJ JOQ,I'U¥ Ul' CBAI&GB. Tlala peat reme4J - cllacoftred 117 a miiOIOD&rJ ID Soutll .AmericL 8eDd a Mlt-addneled eu'nJiope oo tJwl BK'f' • .lOBUli T. brJull, B&eUou D, B1ble Hotue, New York 01&)-.

DO~ 'rim

FRUIT GROWERS,

!TAKE NOTICE t

wards, wh1ch Wtll be loaned on run again un)e88 all the buova are uote and mo1·tgage for the bene- rounded in four hours. • Thatcan bebad!nan:vclty!ntheUnltedStates, '

coooa· IJIADE TO ORDER· A't LOWD ILU:&S THAlli Olut070111!. AND fiTS GUAllAN'tE&D Ill .&.LL Ci,E . _

S. KENNEY. ,.,. COME Alii D SEE liE 1: 111 ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I

S H 0 U DY, 'v H. ......... WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN

White Lead, Linseed Oil, Puttv TURPENTINE. VABNISBBa all kiac1a), SHE~t:af.• CAN COL·

OBai, DBY COLORS, f1111 tiiMir&meDt of U , WJIIT ... lNG. PABIS WJDTB. JL\L8011INE uul GLUE.

Alao, a Full Aaaortment ot Brushes, Gold Leaf aud Brcmzaa "\V' .ALL P .A.Pl:!:R Heady TriDDned.

I laave tile lupal u4 .._. . ....._, ... , OD &lae BoaDCI, at pri.- to tAli& tile tim-. CoueutiJ oa_laaDd R U R R IE A P A I N T 1 aabowledpcl to be tbe 'bNt paiDt iD tile worJ4"67 aU tlia&Jsa•e ueiBt. . r;r Prompt a&teDtioD palcl to ord818 from abnecl. aeplMf

OPENING .AT

NEW BRICK 'l.,HE

STORE, ---• ., .., j . . .

FR.AUENTHAL l:JROTHE.RS. Oommercial Sa., ~e.

A. LAIIGJt .li!ID I'ID .WrooK OJ'

Dr7 GeNa, Cle~ ...._, 11•--. HaC.. Blaaketa WaD Pater, c.....-, OIIVIetla. Klllllle~ ·s...,

Tnualut. Valbea. ......_ Bt.e.. BW We llllall ..._.,. to be bolrD fw die Bnt OGOdl &Jid Lcnrel& Pneea.

Seattle. I!IOftmber let 1871. . I'BAlJD'l'IUL BROS.

WUNDER, WHOLD.\LB &MD RUAIL DULDs UC

·Furniture and · House Furnishing

GOODS , OIIERCIIL STREET, IEIT DOOR TO NEW EIGLIID HOTEL. SEITILE, W T

167 The mOIIC"COIIIplete &tock of Parlor, DIDID&·IOOm aDd Chamber Pnntlture lo W&llliDg, toa Tolrrltor,.. Aleo, l'a.DCJ CabiLet Wan. Parlor Brackets, Well Pocbh, Book Sllehel:, -c. lllnora, WIDdow Shade&, Sprlug lbttlno, Plchtre )(llllldiug aDd l'nlmell, Chlldrett'• ~s. &Del e'nJ1'7&1tlog uiiDally kept 1D a l'lnt~lual'llrllltute Store, whleh we oll'er at priceiJ that d ·fr compe&loo. CALL AND P!HOB OU& UOODB BU'OBB PU.tsCBJl81NG. Particular atlo. un giTe.D to mauutecturiDg Olftce TebiA!e Uld DeW, and Pnntlture ot ell kiDda from uattv~ ·'" -.clllapte: &110 from helllc Uld Eita&ena W'eiDnt aod Jluicao Wood&. rl7 All gooc1>; ~u.or· &Dieed eal'o!pn!l!e.D&ed; . llOTJ.IItf

PUCET FOUNDRY OFFICE SALOON

WHITE & TENNY, PROPR'S, (8Deeeaaora to .J, F. & T. WILSON, I IDLL s~. IJI!:A'r'l't.E. w. T.

All ldoda oflroo atul Brus CutlBg done at CUSHMAN -~ co.. Propr's 8a.D Francisco price&· . · fit of the parties on whose ac- RETURNED.- -Mrs. Dr. May- at N.t.W YO.IlK 01:1 t!A.."'I! .I!'UL'ICisco PRICE:!

<:ount the loans are made, upon nard, an old lady about 70 years N . D.-I don't lmp'>rt anyEaateruworkaud THAT THE WALTER C()liPANY liAKE CA~H Orderatrom all pa~ts of theSonod will he up[.ll'O\"Cd Real Estate u nencum- 1 palm It olf as my own wato, but 1 maoufacture Advances upon all fruit cured by tteir)>ro- lllled with promptue1111 aud dispatch. oc2tf

Tbe place t• goet tbe beat Wines, Liquor. •ad Cigars. Constantly on band tbe finest brands ol Bourbon, Rye; l!cot.~b aud lrbb Wbi•kit'S, Rea ne;oey and Marte!l Brandies, and Tennant'• A 1~ aod Por:er; also, eelebr•ted 31. Lon!s L•lf"r Deer,

IJ t; l' tnl l>y any prior mortgage, and one of the first settlers of all goods in my owu shop. j ud!fment or lien. \Vhen the this city, retumcd from the A f!.r.~t class nair of working bootR made tlmount required on a loan ex- Yak1ma country lust W cdncsday. toorderror ................. .......... . ss oo

H . Workinl: shoes made &t .................. :1 50

<:ecJs the sum of monev on hand er JOUrney aeross the moun- [J. H. MAY:SARD, Secretary Office 418 Cailfot'D!a S'ret>t, Sau Pranci..eo.

julyl3·w8w l;c!onging to any one individual, tains was accomplished on the A Specialty Made of Repairing. a lJ uml>er of depositM will be put back of an Indian pony. The &ota half-soled for 73 cents. Gl.-e me acall.

t ogether to make up the required old lady has shown remarkable :wwunt, and the note and mort- powers of endurance for one of gag·:} taken for all parties intet·es- her age.

B. W. OSBO"UftN:h, FITS EPILEPSY, CORNER MAIN AND vtiHXEROL\L _STS.

t ed, specifying the share or in- MRs. E. Calvert, who has been (AboT• '5811 EDglaod notel.)., t crl!s t of each in the same. No absent 5 c 1 th . . . _J-"1.u BEATTL"

-oa

Sickness loan shall be made until it be ev ra mon s, VJSttmg zu .,.

t>hown t.i'•nt the apphcunt has a friends in the Eastern States, p <.: rfcct title, aqd all the fot·ms will return on the Dakota. Con~J , J •·equiremcnts of law arc gressman Luttrell, of Califore umplctc in conveying the prop- ~ia, accompanied by his fauiuly, e:·ty ns security. 'l'be set. of •s also . a passenger on that IJuuks for conducting this busi- !!teamsh1p. Slle rs due at this m:s;o; m·e· complete, and enable por_t to-morrow, but may not

T Falling

1.!;u.:h depositor to tell at any time arr1ve before Snoday. what disposition has been made B · ·h y-· , 'IJl his money. Depositors can . rtg a~ oung s fa 70rite timw their money at any time Wife Ameha, has married agam. i ,y tmnsferring their interests in A wealthy East Boston widow ntnl·tgages to other depositors. has elope~ with her milkman.

LosT IN THE FoG.-Yest.erday The ass~ssnble property· in . . San FranCisco has, accordin" to

J;t ul'ntng threeyoungmen ofthts the auditor's report, declined 11 •·. ~.r took a row boat and went millions in value Within a year. (Jut 011 the bay to t.roll for salmon. They ro\ved ab9.ut in the IJay for some time, unable to see t iH: shore, and at last found -themselves at t'le hl.'ad of tho L•lY, near Duwumish river. The t :1ree then held a council to de<·idc which •vay to go, and as e~tcli wus m iavor of gomg in a

· .Jiffei"Ont drrection of the others, the only way to harmonia tbiogll was for them to try in the tL ree directions one at a time;

FoB smoked halibut piclrled halibut, napes and fins, go to J. R. Bean, Front street. *

Tmr air-gun team assemble nightly at the Centennial for practice with Jim's beautiful silver-plated air-gun which he has brought from Ne.,; York at great expenae. His ia the only lhooting pllery in &be city, aDd the lonrs of such aport will flnd everylbias &ben for their aooommodatioo, lacladiag the eelebntecl .. GambriDu" ia bot&lea. •

PEHANENTLY CUBED-NO BU¥BUO-BY ODe Month's Usage of Dr. Goul&l'll'•celebra&ed

In the Pro bate Court mtalllable Fit .Powder'& To coo ... tuceoutreren &bat daelle powdenl wlll do ell we claim for Of the OoD.Dt)' of Kill&. Territo~ of Waahlog- &Item, we will aettd t!lem t,. mall, poat p-Jd,

toD. lu Ule matto:r or &he estate ot 3. 0. a Free TllUL BOL ..U Dr. Goulard Lo &he uDir L'bbr, deceaaed. Order to llbow C&DM phJIIci&D &hat hu ever ID8de Ulill ell- a why Decree ot Dlltrlbutioo elaoDid Dol be apeclal &tlldJ, aod aa t<o onr lmowledae &ltou. I.DIIde. attda haTe been pel'lll&DPiltly"ilttred bJ &lie -Oa Ntldlq aod Ill lug tile petition or H. A. At- &lteee Powden, we will gtl&l'lllltee a po-no-t

kloa. esoct~tor of &lie Jut will aDd ... &amettt cure ID e't'erf -· or refuDd JOD ell m311e1 ot J. G. Llbb .. , ~. HettJtta tor&lt upeuck>d. .All lllliJeren llbould gift &lteee &lo.ot ll&kl ea&ate Ia m a proper OODdl&toa *'> be Powders ao e..rtr trial, llld be CO.D't'IDced ot cloaed, aod that a por&ton of &he realdue ot &heir curatlTe IIO'W8rlL Mid eetate remai.De to be di't'lded amoug &lie Price, tor larle box, 13 00, or 4 bolUIII for da'l'iJteee nd lepteee of aaid decealoed. DatDed $10 00, &ellt 117 mall to or part "' &lie UDited m eald wlltaa&beperaooa.,otitl&l,lllo order'l!d, IS&atea orCaDada oo receipt of price, or br u&ltat all ~ua lutereated lu the M~iate or 18id p-, C. o; D. ~. ~~~=a!:n...~.:~f:co~~ ASH & ROBBINS, or aald coart,.ID tile cttr or Beattle,ID ..w coaa•r ,ie2-Ir S30 Fulton Btreolt, .BrookJJD, :s; y; ofKIDI!, 0.11 Ueoday, &be 284 day of l!epiPmber, AD 18'l8, at 10 o'clock A. II., Uwlo and &here to pbow C&D8II whr ao orderotdlat:ltntioo ohoald DOt be made of the realdDe of 18ld l!l!tate amoog &he deY!- aod .egatees of &he tiald ~ acrordlug to law.

It Ia f.Dr&lter ordered, tlla& a copy ol t hta order be publ'ilihed once e week for four aru:ceaeiw ...., .. ._before the 8814 !!3d day of S..ptember A. D. 1818, ID the "I'Dget Sonud Dt .. patch," a newspaper printed &ltd published ID laid CODDtrot Klllg.

Done Itt open Courl, this lOth dar of Aoguat,. A. D. 1!1'i8. THOMAS BUBXB,

Judge of Probate. Territor,. ot Wa&hiJitlttm, Oouutr ot Jtlog-.

I, Tlaomaa Burlre, lwlae aud es-o11leto Clerl' of &he Probate 0our& Of aaid Klllg CODD&J', do benby. -w,. &1M ~to be atnlo &Dd correc& cow ot ao order &lt1l dar •• 117 &he hoiiJite ()oa&fll..t4 -lit)'. aad daly ....... QOII &lie I'8COIIItl of..t4 Uoalt. ..... .,. ........ &be ... oleal4 ODut.

&Ida ltltla --..-.a.. D. 18'111. . [r.. a.} 'l'BOJIU BUUil,

CONSUMPTION Positively Cured.

Jlll Jllllfertog from tbls dl-ae &hat are aullloua to be cured. aho.Dld lt'f Dr . .K.Iaener's Celebrated Couanmp&iTe Powders. Tbell6 powden are &he oulr preparation lmoWD that will cure Ooo· mmptloo &Dd ell dlof the &ltroat aDd LuDp-IDdeed, 10 tt&roug i& Old' faith ID them, aud lo order to coo'tioce roo t.hat &Iter are DO hnmbog, we will forward to ne~ &Diferer, by mell, poR paid, a J'liU 'l'IIUL DOL '

We don't wao& )'IJnr .DWt..ez 'QIIUl.~pmr,. fectlyoatltt8ed wi&lt &heir cura&t't'e powen. U ;rot~r life Ia worth 18'ti.DI. dOD'\ del&) fallTbtll laeae P<.nroiiU a trial, u &hey 'II'IU ..q-•-JOG- . -

Price, tor lup bos.l3 00. Nil& te aay put of dle17111ted Bta&eo or eoaa. b7 mall aD ...tp~ .rpdlllr .........

ASH & ROBBt•s , ........ a.ltflldle ...... ODtat .,._...., .......... 'tellla7 ,.. .. ~

Peoples' Market. COMMERCIAL ST., SEATTLE,

Opposite Schwabacber Bros. &: Co.'s.

FOSS & :BORST • . Proprteiorl aud Wholt.Aie &ltd Retail Dealers Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal, Cure

Meats and Vegetables. · Work Oxen kept· for sale.

r:r Patronage respectfully aoUeltea Au. li. 1&7'-

H. UHLFELDERe FANCY GOODS

TOBACCOS, CIGARS, CROCKERY, .um

GROCERIES. ee20tf

Providence Hospital.

UNDEB THE IUNAGEIIDT OF

The Sist!'rs of Charity.

~ Private rooms for the aceommodD!Ion n. gums. - jc4-tr

J. R. BEAN,

Forwarding and Commissi&n Merchant,

WJJ.L RI!CEIVE AND :SELLJALL KINDS OJ

P:a,ODUCE

ASD DO A GENEBAL

VOMMISSION BUSINES~.

FRONT STREET, SEATTLE. """>":lilt!

1~ uow open for odmlealon. The prlnte de· Administrator's Notice. partmeaa will o:t!'uJd tlle patleu&e all &he eao- Ia tbe Probate Court"' Kin& <rou:ny, ll'••l•ll I'· f<•rt of a home For VE:!rriL,\TJON, NI'!.,T• . tou Terrilor.v. NESS, ORDER AND AT1:EN1'JON, it Ia UDIIllr· b the malter nrtLe e>tate or D.!Yid W. c~.,., puaed . . . Doceaoed.

T..,.. publie department otr.n the same~ Jll· Notlee Is hereby liven tbat by au ati rml r ,,1 't!&ntapa, &hough wllh le11 hauc;r, lbe warda •1•" l'robate Cotu1. or Kio& Oooaty, Wnbu111

., , 1 ~«!* !"''"~ ""elepo~y lumbhed. :· . T•rrltory, tt7ade ann eotere4 of nc r41 ea the%! ,

AC adlliiUert irft.apect,ve of creed aod oatlono day or Aoplt. 1878, tile audet"..,..ed .,.., • '· llllb'. . . . •. ' . 'pr>loted adtalololrator or tbe estate of D.nld u·

The reilttlara&tond!ttl ph;releiJUl"l1111haJPOlliat Croolnt, decPIIeed, late or •ld -at7 • • llr Balrer, howner, Heb -pri't'ltle pa&lettt 1*1 All per.ous baYiq ela!- apltttr& aid ,. , aelee\ bt. OW!I phfldclatl. · ' · ceued, &1'8.teqoired to •-at ,..._ wl&la t.:

J'cw prlee ot al!mbtldoa &1IPIY e\ th" Hopltal. • _ _, TOtiOiten. to. &lae ....,_lpeil .,;•1 I• We teador a .-nJIDYltat.ioa toeT.,IIody, &rator a& btl - oeJIIQ *- fa, .. ol•v ..

ba& ...,.,..., &e the Dllltllbe .. of de -~ Seattle, .... -llt7. •llllt. - ;_ ... -.. l .. alea to Thllt aod- for &belllftlfta If thW ID- .. 4aJ of Alit~ Jr.8. • u.- wtlllle 1.;' lll&~tlaD II DOt ID enrr puUcailr aa-'. enr barred, · B. JOlQI, eoL IIIIIITZU OJ'CIIAJlUY. ~lllmrrett ........

tterlOU 11. I. Jhm4w.ar • .l~ ~•a..l•'llt ~

IIICOLLIIS'• VOLTAIC PLASTER .A a Eleetro-Gal...aalc BattePF ce•ltlae41 wltb a blcllly Medicated SUeaatbeJa!.•• Plaater, f'o...,laa tbe be10& Plaeu•r •"lr lttllaa aatl acb ... la &be World wr Me.U• . Clae·

BALSAM AND PINE. The heoi:ng properties of oar own tr&!:raot balu·

aam andpllleaod t.lle gomaoftbe Eutaretoowe Jmown to reqnlre deecrlpUon. Their lff&teflll,

~~~i~0f~~~ ·~~r~~~~~e'"J'\'ir!!:e:o~ ance with late and Important dlleoverlea In phar· macy, their beallllg and etrenK'beollur J>ropentea are lllcreued tenfold. In this reepect· oilr PIIs the best 111 111e wlthont the Did or ~lclt)'.

ChapeR and 8e8t I

DISPATCH.

,BI PEOl'LE'S PA.PEB

Tile Fearlea(CIIulplon ol Right, and Un

CHJtt,.....lal .. Entttir of Wrong.

Positive In Everything • .

Subscription Reduced to $2

.WATCHES! A Pirat-e .... Watch tora1a.oo

A CREAT OFFER I .WA.'fCBU BETAILJ.D A'r WBOLBI.&.LI:

I'Utlll!l

Facta for Watah au,_.. Ia-*r telaar..-t.te -lfft a--. Watob, ..... .,..~ned to III·•DN tile ...a..,.......

el Mlllt~~r to lollwn, .... IIIDtl lteneftft' Doel Dlt..ti'l' WIUt Ule ...... ....._, ....._ Ill• tbe ~rveoal "-" prol.ta loe.,..... lie ....... to pev If be ,.._lad &be NtahtleMir.

We llan joel _ _. &be_ ......... of tile._.. Low l'rleed Watelt f't'ft' ... ,_. Ia &lila or .. , .....,. onaat17, a .. Ia order to lilt..._ It thorlltqlrly, •Uitella~ lllotall for tile wq .__ ~ , ........ l'rloel 'filii II •• -·•awitb &be Jteaeralrlellr ..... of ball- a .. a'..,.....,._ .. ,.,....._anyw""tweorlllna .,......_...,..,......,.,. .... a..,.._...

fte --tatllllla Watcb lallle •~• .. .a.-tcq " llJle. a10411ar llellaWlllJ ..... ,.. bdiV caaao& lie aOPIW IIJaDJ watdl-wllalewr tile 11"- W WMnftr --- .. W ...... &be .&.-Ina people, I& 1a ,., ap 1a a _., ..

llpef ClOilf IIILVEB 111Jl11TINQ C.UEI Wai'M1IIed Ia fiVW)' parlllllllar__........,. ta lie a wateb wbicb "'""' retail& a& ,_ liS to t:8 and b ftll worllltlle _,,

BUD TBIB OnHI BelleviDC l'llal we e&D Neare aD OWDII ... trade

tb...,.roat the United &a&es "'a .,.,_, or 111 .. eral, talr and boaerablit tlallna witb relall ,.,. cb ... ra ol WDiciMr, , • .ale tile follewiDC DD• prfeedeuteol o«er to aay DDe waaLiotr our Watcb

J'Oa TBIBTll5 DOLLUI!I We will -d one of tiMo abnft WUcltPI to aay addr-, by bpren, C. 0. D., aad live )'Oil &be Jll'lvlteae or exaalolng It tboroor;bly befOI'P pD:t'· log lor lt. We'"" h•otnetloas to Ex-• .&Pal< to alloY "-. narebl-to opea tb• peekqe and aaarne tile W'.aeb llefON be pay• tbe tDODey. II t.IJe Wateb doea ant 1111& :rna, retaro ltto as alror rxpe~-'"" will be aadt~ n" obllpUon to tu• 1\ lroa tile lllxl'ft" oiJkoe. W" sfve yna every chance. If you are not • JndJe nl watcbel, lid some one wbu 11 to u-toe tbe Watch tor yoa. We •re aware that Palen bave otrered Wlllcbt ala this wu befnn!, oot no Coin llllver A.mulean Watcb was enr otr~red by reliable maoufactur· •n In tbla maao•r. Tb...,. ba1'e ahrars .. at out somelarltat on Watch, Wblcb would n!qolre tbe parcbawr frotD tbr.e to ws month• to lind out w bat It waa, when h would ""'"' to be bra••· or rome equallY worthleoa -al, wit b a sll• b& @IIdia~ of gold, and not worth one-fourth tbe moaeY it roat yea. There Is no bambog ~boot our o>trtr. Gin us a trial.

J'~B nrTEIN DOLLA.BS We •Ill oend wltb the Walch oue of our new aad elegant pattern

VEST CHAINS .U:D SEALS! Wart"&ated to relaiD Its colo~lS lulrat goU-tor live Ye&n and c:anoo& be told frOID &be ~eaulne artlel•. Tbl• ,..,.t otrer to watch ba1era Is a •vlng or at Jeut

TJIIRJEE.'i DOLLARS!! On any relable Wlllcb Jou can boy, R•collect, watches ,.m only ~~ oent olngl.v to one adflrPSo, u our object Is to introduce rtla Watch. We i.o not oell to johb•n . llxprPBS cbarges on this Watch •d chain do not exceed 60 cents to a:.y part of th• S:a res. as "'e ban a apeci~l arrange· m•ntwltb tbe companleo.

Write your narue. State and theerp•eoaomce to which .•on wish the Watch oent In a clear, legible baoll, and addreos

ONEIDA WATCH CO., Oeelda. N.Y. Po!'f.Oftlce Box 1.009. ml!O<Jt:

Snmmon8. ln tb• Di•t rfcl Cour: for the Tbirtl Judicial D:o·

:.rh.•t. uf tbe Territory or \V~ sbln3t~n, boh.linll terms at tl·e Cl•.v or ~at~lo, in and for I be C"Uotieo of Ki•J< ami Ei183 o. Fredrrlck A.. )lialc~. plalntiil'. ••· Charles W.

Uonre. dcfendllLt.

EXTRA F.A.MILY FLOUR

MILLS,

COBNEB OP FBOXT AJID SENECA

I. W. BUZBY, s'IDErs. ~Tl'LE. Proprietor.

W. T.

STEELE'S PAIN ERADICATOR. The lost Wonderful DisCOYIIJ of the Ap.

The World moves, and md•we ~we mDSt ~Backward. !Jothiug remains BtatiOD&l'J•

Ia otreriag tbia mecliolae it le DOl IDteacJecl lo deoel-ve tbe people u a care for e-verJ oomplaiat oa earth; bat a realty floieadAo UCicle of &he greateat merit, wblela will pi'O'Ve a booo to tndreriDg haiUIIi&y-llo&h OD eoooaot ot iu .adeptabili&y 1o both mu aod beaU, Ita a-mae. of appUaatioa, ud &be price being wldtiD &be nub of aiL It will eotaally care Bhe .. au-, Laaea..., lle~a.

8weUtap. V.atnet.ed C)e~U.at. V.atraded. B1llld~ Cld8. Mtt• .Jeiat&

8eftll. Sere Tllnat. S•ralaa. I·am .. Baek. Bralt~~et~. Diarrhea. ~ ...

Beadae•e. Velie. .Faeeaehe Bum and Scalds, Earache, .

Inflammation of the Kidneys,

And all Nervous and lnflammatOI'J Aches and Pains. Dr. Steele, who hall for nara beeD In the ~::r.:· dlclne ~.&Del wbo b~ vlllf

t.N Ia nrtoua pu1a of the world In -l':lb of In~ , Jure Jln!llt eonflcJeDeA In tbe ERADI CATOB u the .. l!ie Plus Ultra" of IIDfe, 8111'8 ud reliable l'eul.octiee for &eDeral use u a ftmn1 Doctor.

Provide younelf with a bottle wilbont deJa,, aD yo. will alwap keep It fD the famHy acl eave monf'Y. Don't bfr put olfwitheomeotberpn!puatlon, Take only BTEBL&•a P.t.DI EB.uliOATOII. We eaa ~ tbou-c18 of teetlmnaJ.\Ia aa to &be- made; but a trial 'llnl1 provfl tc.r the mo.& llkepUctl tba& it ta truly aa Eradleator o PaiDa, Acbea and Illllammattoaa. It bu beell, and ta now, conatutly used by bonemen u a IJDiment, &Del Jura aaved mo"' valub!e pl'OII8ft1 of tba& kind tbDD ally other pn!ll&ratl.oll. Take ,.IDa to see that JOD get the gcnnine,

P1U up Ia large bottles, aud for Mle bJo droggtstilaud dealel'll. If you hap,. u tn bfr ID tlo. callty Wllt'n! IITDLE"s PUN EB.uliC.t.TOII cannet be obtained, llt'nd to tJ • • •· 1t wholesale droll! lat. or to the A IJtlllb,

ORANE & BRIGHlll, Wholesale DRUGGISTS. 322, 324 and 326 Front Street, San Francisco! Cal.

Price Sl Per Large Bottle. Six Bottles for so. 1\1. KELLY & CO., Seattle, W. T., Jobbing Agents !or the Sound ports.

Sheriff'8 Sale. PONY SALOON, .... KEPT llY ••••

BE~ • .l\IURPHY •

Corner Commerc~al and M o.in Streets,

~ppoei;.; U. S. Hotel. --o--

JfY J!:"r will always be supplled with the

Kelseys' OAKLAKD

NURSERY L,IN ••

l'aUIT ftDI!, ALL UJQII

FI.OWUING Dati a PLA.InSBH&tiBS, BOlli. lltiLIS-

G4BIIUI RUB, IITC., n'C.-

lF l!eDd for i'ltalagae, ~

leellklwllm W. P. KELBY, ..... rletor.

· UIIDERtAKIIG.-'1'lle ..aentaaea 111 PftliiiN4 to do an I&Jiel

of UlmEBTAitiSG • . Aacl all Olden left wt&

lllallla. B.&LL • P.&1IUOII or .Boula • GLO

will be promptt, atteadecl te. li .... laaft charge of the Muonlc ~.

BeBicleDce, Front &Ueet, Seattle, 1112S-iml T. 8. BU~"\ELL

811JaDlOllllla In tbe Di.,rlct Court o t tbe Third Judldal Dla- -

ttlcl or tbe Tnrllor;r or Waablngtoa, boldine Ierma at tbe City of Seallle, In and for tile Conntlet of Kin& and Kit-

Elwin Eell1, Plaiutltr, 1'8. CbaP:H W. Moore, T CellaC.Irloore, WiJUJu> A. JeoolngaaadJ

Osboorne. Cbarles .UeDonakl, Henry Wolters and CbariH iecbet-r partnera dolnc bnllnen · onder tbe llrm name and "llyle of Wo ten aall J'ecbeiJDf"r. J' .. deridt lttlnnlcl:: ,. nd Richard Wal' is. Defeadaots. The United St.atea of Am.,rlca .. end greeting &o

Charles W. Moore, defeof!aut: 'You are beftby r.qalred to appear ia an action brought allalnet you by tbe above named t>l•iNJ!I', In the Dlstrlet Court or t~e Thtrd Jodlc!al District"' tbe T6rlo . tory or Woshin:rton, b . !d' nv terms at the CitJ of l!tatllr, In the CouotJ of Klog i(lr tbe Counlles of Elog ar.d Kllsap. and to answer tbe complaint llttd therein. trilhia 1iJ:t.v dayo (•xclulveoftbe de)"or ~ervi~e)1 efte! tbe date or tbla mmmoDI, or ·f . jud£mfDt by default will bt' taken agalnn you. acrotdlngto the prayer ofthc compi&JDL

The •••d .. ction Is broog!lt to obtain a Judgaent " · . ualnst rhe dckudaots, Ch!'rlt s W. lloore and Cella C. ~loore, rot the sum of three tbonDad dollars ~old co.n, •lib Interest thereon from tbe ll"'t llaJ or llarcb lS'll! at toe rate of one por cent J>er month, ll>j(eth~r wttb au atlnrntp fee of oevtotyllve doll•nr and eo»tt of snit, an :I al .. to obtain a decree or ti:ls court for tbe roreclosure of a .ertoln mort~~. de!<:rib<d Ia raid oomplalnt, aud executed by the .aid Chari•• W. lloore and Cella A. Moore on t;,e S.b clay of June 1S7'l, to secure t.be paymertt r.f a am.Jn promtuorJ notf'. dared on !he S•b d•y of June lSTI made by &be sald Charles w. ;\{. or2 a~dCella 0. Moore lor tb~ ~um · of three thoaYnd dol ,arseold colo with interest tb rreou at the rate or one per cent per ... month, pavahle to l11e order of Edrrla Eell•, &aid Interest being payable on tbe llrot or eaeb ,.od every c::t1end!lr month.

Witoe£s the Hoo. J. R. L-wl•, Judge of •ald Conrt, and the sealt!Je<eol thlo 5tb day of June, A. D. lSi'S.

JAS. fEA VEY, Clerk. Dy Wu. H. AsnnEWs, D•pnty.

Thomas Burh, Attomey lor plaintltr.

TWO IN ONE • . Tbns combined we have two grand medical

tgenta 111 one, eacb or wbtch,perfortlllllbl rnnctlon and nnltedly produce more ~urea thaD aDY ltoiIDent. lotion, wub, or pluter ever before COJDo I!Ounded In tbe !!!story of medlc:lne. TJ7 o~cz, 25 CENTS.

ll'BB_YEAB. PA.YAilLE INiiAJ)VANCE • .

'!'be United iitares nf A01erlra !•od greeting to Charlea W . .lloore, der~ndan.: YoJ •re b"reby rt"qufred to appt>ar •lu an ac:ioo brocgbt agum !! t you bv the aoove named p'll intltr. lo tbe District Coutt of the Third Judlci• l District or the Terri· tory of Waahln ... ton, bl)~dJosr te1105 at. 1be city of Sc:tttl!! 1n the Conot,t· of K loJr for the C"unt.it>s of Kloi and Kit!3p, antl t o ;tL!W'tr the Cl•mplaio t ftled lb.ereln, within sixty Oau (exclu!ive of tbe day or aen·lce), after tbe dat e nf tl.lis !Ummoos, or jo~ment by detaoll will I><> t• keo og.lusL you, oceo.>dlng to I he J>rayeror tbe c••mpl Int.

P.v • irt ·e of an onltr of s:t!e l!laed ont •f tbe Dis&rlct Court. or the Third Ju j lciat Di•trlc:• of W::.sbio; ton Tr"rntory, h ••1din~t tt.rm• a t I be Clt.y or Seattle, Ia KiDf! Count.v, on l.be llilh clay of Fcbcoarv, A. D .. IS~. In the case oum U.r 8&t, , , ereio"Jameo Crawford.aad Wm. A. llarrlnstoo, partuen, dolo.: businr!! under tb~ ftrm na~e ol' Cr:•w:'ord ~ Hsrr:ngton, 11re p1atnt~rr~, and T"'~m· as J. Jaci<<on a.'ld t;liza Jack•on, his wlf•, Wm. Baunton James Sco1 L and Andnw Moore are de· reodsnta: <on; lltlated with caoes nomhered l'lf, 9 & 2117, on a judgment and de•ree therein n!Dderell in B~ld Court ou I be 15th day or Fedhroary, A. D .• 18'18. and to me directed, comman In~~: me to make 2nl~ o .the propertY m~nrlnued and deocr! bed In aaid decree to sattsly the following jn~gmento. W.wlt:

WINES, LIQUORS, ALE Af~D PORTER1

fell-'75 A.."ql) CIGARS. NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S !!ALE OF R£fi

Sold by all Wholesale aad Retail D~ throughout tbe United States and Canad-. an<l Q WEEKS & POTTER. Proprietors, Boston, M-.

Prosp~c:us oi tho Nialh Vo!u:ne, 1873,

~'The ft1idi ne," TH E .IIRT JGUR'~;\L C!F :\M::i!CA

SO LD O:o;LY TO SUI::~C~Il! SRS. Y c u :.lt!: IX , CO:.tPLE'TJ; IS 4!4 I• ,, r.Ts. I SSUED

i\•osTaL r • . AT 51} CEx"!'::; l· .t.cu.

i • i~ t hf' p uq,o-e o ' the l•" t'tl !ol!lc-r:a to per~cvcrc h.t t he:r t'ffui' t :; to k~e -" Tac A LD f ~ E . ? F :tfl P:q){)· n Pnt Ct f • .t.rt W"' tk. lrt.-e :11·m C"'•·tlirc itin:". aml to ::pnre ne it~c r t h ou;ht nfl:- exn~ns~: to s:it1 ! t~ r.t'tu h.:=-·H~tf · y anU im pro,·e t l!c br~r d p·J.: es of t Lr WOII.: .

\ Vbl ;e a :gini! t! 1e n{'C l!S '" i t.vo~ cu l •h • ... l!nz 'I t :ptr forth.- b~a ullft.. ! i•• Nt · ure !l'•fi A•·'.1U£ ALDIS £ h";Js no:. b-:rn 11:.1 1l ;nof•JI eor tla· r·rJ~ c:r eYa mp:e a n~ illustra nm.; •• ,u·· ff • ·e il !.:1s.l~e:1 01 r.o:::~_:ot.,. ·•: Sl ll dy 10 s hutT. in 1/iP J t:J g~:t nf lbr. wnrl.:: lt :-f' •

t il at imnrov~ ("•! ll' ~I) cc: t :!llt!~' c ···•e'l'l .-nt nJY.)n c:inl'e-r~ r. f'~ oHnJ: ' cPt~· ;l ~n.!.JtCI~ A:0 in the past, ~0• in t' e lu!uu·. T'n:E :\ tm:a: wili C'"~.~ i ~ u~ to t> c a n ~"X:lm p!~ O{ t he p• ugr6 s ve ~n.'l :·c iJ mn~ l r;fl u"" OC\.' '; .,f COUU (!('I IOil i.dHJ OL~:!O •' Ia · l~ With lbe

J..e1ut t ru1 ~"d true. T ile volume. now in pre par.t•ior , .-·:· i!e it wl11 not

!'.Udden lv rl rp~rt from ti.e ero e ~" ' ~our:Je of i t~ predecessors, will y t> t r· es t!ryt mauy m td iOctttlons ~-rid improvt>meu •s t be •e-uil fl ~ tud:v a r. d ~s p~rieoce in fi , tb ~ Tm.: AtDISP. •u w •rrlt:ly mawt:un it !!po~i tiO!l 3;, ul lte ~-\ rt Jt ll.i i' O a l 0 1 .1\Ul '!:"tica ."

I n the more mt-r.~ ;lOit&.l tl t' p •~ttnP.nt of the arra n'! ~ mPil ' or m kt" ·1·1·, c h::nn!.t•s . i:t t hemse vcs: sh:;b t ~ wl.ll a:-£'• 1 .~· e! tbanc~ t • e t;'Pt: e a J t.~a ~tv or I t bc J:.ag~~, w i1 !cl.' ii:Hl ::rln·;ady \vuu :. tluu :-atton so hcRrt v ~ ntf ~o u mv t~ al.

EDiTORhLL1, '1'1n: .\LUt•'E " i -1 de"l broodl.•

The DISPATCH LJ now conducted by four

practical printcl'll and experienced editors and

publishers. wbo are determined to make it the

best ~:s well aa the cheapest newspaper iD

Washington Territory. It gives a larg~r amount

and greater variety of original reading matter

than any oth~r paper now tttb!lsl!ed in the>

Territory, and further impronments '\\ill bt'

mllde as its circulation inrrcase~~.

·-- TERMII: --

By liiaU, 1 copy per year, postage paid $ 2.00

By 1\Iail, G " 10.00

By lllall, 12 '' 20.00

BJ Kall, 20 " 32.00

The North-Pacific Rural

• mU fa.i rl.\' wi · iJ Art in :;:t:n ~t a ; .;,nd ;t me lean Art lo particular. C-.rduHy ,lrep:.en·rf nllr';!rS will keep th e reader well into ,·m•d o·, A· tloftic• of tlte rm· Will be furnlabcll to eubscrlbers of the Die port.anr. Arlt c .. nt rt>~ ~f t~ i ~ coa"rry ~ nd Eu rope. The iru1)0t·;aut .-x •I IJ ;L•ons "' 1 recer \'e f•.ll and PATCH at $1.00& year.

9"ADDBESS, lianh• n~· t kr · !l ' d .. r:i:~ s wh••fe :tcbievemfnts IJave 'v.·oo '01" .'u ~m 1l1e ri .!b l ~IJ .: ll l·e iDt roduced and g :vPo :1 mop~~ person ali .~ bv tl.:PteLes blograpbkal &ut.l cnt 1cd. l. l r \\'I ll hP u,e purpose et tlJe e-diter :o C'I T'll fo r tlJt" er:tif;tl antl Ll :erary D~partm~ n t or THE ALD t:SE a rec ·::nltion iu evr ry vrav v:orthv of its eft11 hi blu~r! a ud a..Jmlt teJ pre·

sPUCET SOUND DISPATCH,"

cm'inenc~ i t• A•·th!u,· r:•tiol! . . • Seattle, w. T. TH I< AC.'i'D~: l' .\11TMI,;l\T or ll• ·s vnlume '"II be

ricber iu re, . rc· :ilc u•aunn~ vr Am· rh::m oamrat !;Ce'DPty tt1a:. au.'· of h s p "E:'CI"c ~s:o~o!~ · To ~tid. a I TREET 1•PROYE.r .... populo:· decision''"'' '" •·:;;;ms ,,! nv" t localittto co••ERCIAL S ~•. to the tlt1E" u 'i ' l l s,v IZrl'htnd r,r Atoct!ca." nur I . . ~rti:ns aro ~xv\orin:r t C~ no·•Uets o• tuo$e ,r t"g'o:..! S. Healed proposals will be receJY~ bJ

Tbe nid ktloo hi: brougb~ ro r •·covcr a jud~ment against you lor the ouw or Tbr~ buodr.d !lDd ~·event; sevf."n 28·100, due pt"int iff, upon a balan~ of .1cw un\ tot fCI vlrt s hy bim rendered at voor Sl)('elal Instance aad ,,.que: t 9 hetweeo tbe ftt!~ day of Au• II, J8Ti, and the etgbteeotb day of Aptil, lS'lS; aoll lor costs or suit and far ioteeest oo tt:e above •nm

[L. S. J Witness 1 uc II au. J. R. Lrwls. Judge ol ,uld Court and the !e:tl t•ereoi th;a 20th d•Y ol April, A. D. 1S'i'S.

J ,IS. SEAVEY, Clerk. Dv Wx. R. Al<DREWS. Depot~·. W. U . White uo<l L•rrahee k Hanfortl, A ttor·

neyo fo r Pl .• lnt iff,

Summoa8. Ia · l•e Diot.rlct Court fo r the Third Judicial Dis·

trlct or the Territory of Washingt<·D, b~ld· log torms atthe City ot ~eat· le, In and for 1be Count leo- or Kin; and Kitlkfp.

CHARLES McDUNALil and JAMES OSBORSF, Plaintitr• vs. CH .\l:J,E~ \\".~IOORt.,Defendant. Tbe uu:t.'t d 8HtleS of America ~end grectiUJ to

Cha•les W. ~loort. dcitnt.iao:; You are bere-hy required l.> &JlJlt:Hr in an 3llll' n bron;tbt ~ins& you by tbe abo\·e named l>lalniiiTt, in tile Di! trlct Court or the Tbirtl Jad:cill District, of I be Territory of Waibington, holdiP)t letm3 at the c t.v . or St-attle. lo the Coomy of J(m!l, for the Counf!ea or King aocl Kiua,, , :».ot! "' -.oswcr 1be ccmplaunt ftle<l ther.ln, wltbln sjxty days (exclu•lve .. r tbe da~ ef 1ervlct), 1 ftrr tbe date of 1hla snwmon!t, or judl{llleDt by dclault will be tal;en ugoiost you, accordlog •o the pn&) er o• tile complaint.. .

Tbe fald aetlou Is brought to tt•cover a JUdg mnt a t aln•t y.,u for mont y. to wit: tbe sum or one tboutaod dollars In gold cola paid bJ oald plaiutltr• at your reque.t aud for your noe and beoellt on tbe l'll.b dav el April, 1878, and inter· .. t tb•reon and co•ts or •nit.

rL.I!.l Wltn ... tbe lion J. R. Lewis, JudgP o! said Court. and the oeallbereoflbh 20.u day or April, A. D., lSi'S.

JAS. SEAVEY, Clerk. 81 W•. D. A~n•E'IV•. D•putv •

W. fl. White and L:urabe" & Hanford, Attorr.$ys for plalu,ltrs.

TO PRI~TERS!

if TBE tmdt.l'lllped, de81rlng to close out bil

jobbing buainet111 lD lle'at&Je, will llt'!l tbe to). lowiDg ma&erlala a& V"J7loW ntea for cub: or our . couurr.v wJo tcb b••·e c.or. re.·ent·y t een I the committee OD etreeta of &he OllJ of

l>r~~~b~~~~t.~·~~~ ,-~ ent'te cunfi•ter.c• tuat the BeaUle at &be ollce of tb6 oitJ IDneJOI' SUPEB :ROYAL HAND P:RESS, public will comlnu• ,:,. evid•uceor ,;..;, apr•rer.ia· ap tu Tbanday September 12, 1878 at lba. ..,.,.AL FtJlUOTUBE $lll

15 •.ion ol tue;e • tro>rt sto m.; ,~ l > i o :u~ A•t I'Dhlic:a- DOOD, for familbiDg &he mal.erial aocl 110 -. .. u • •

t.ion tbat s!J;~ Il •·• cbarac·w,t·c anu w..rtb.v ,or the performiog tbe labor for tbe lmpro-v... 9

lOB CASES, •1 50 EACH, or<r,:re!'o and _liber&lta -te< o· Amcncon•, ""d thev t f tb t _ _. f Commeroiallltreet .-~mtlcipat.e wuh ple:. :;u r~ tbe OPJtOr•unt ,V ror • DJ8D 0 -. ,_. 0 T practical v~··dict on tloeir I·ASI odtle•·emeut• -~lch from • IIOID& 60 fee& lOUth of &be IODdt A.Dd tbe fnllow!Dtr -"-t or Wood m· tbe omn:encement of a n•w \'Oium• !11ford;. ,. __ of W••hiM ... ftD atrMt lo KIM&..... eonaUtiJl8 of 11 fODta: .Eicld liDe GoC c

....., -- ._ Tu-.a eondeuttl. u: teD line ClareDdoll oon. PLAN OF PUBLICATION. I by RflldiD£, mfiOid•miaug, oorbiag, daaed, u: tea 11noo OolamblaD. a. aa. with

THE A.Ll>ll\E vol""'~" will ia future b• cor& gutteriag, placiDg doWII ~walia flcurea; twelll7 line JkaaD extra eolldell8ed Jllekd in 24 rom, ot 50 ce"to eoch , published aod api'ODIJ io aoOerdaoae watb plua llo. 1. a. Ia, with flcurea: thirty 11M JkaaD mootllly, a 01J •ollt only to •uh•crlbers for tbe __ .. --.o~a-o: D llle iD tbe oftloe of airD _....,_.No.1. a. Ia, WUlata-:eiPt complete v .. lu 'Te. S•b;ctl~"' wtllpay o: d~llvtr, ouua ":....-·--ODS 0 11M J'reach ClareDdoa, &.t. ... wtt1t rtcar-; Ills lor lbe pun; octually recetved, ~Dd DO CaDYa~o tiJe Olt)' 81Jni)'Gro lbJe All~ ... 1.\ II. wi&IL lltrUna; nr deliurer i• authod•d to •ary lb ... ttr:nt tD :E.ch bid mast be acoompaaied by. ellbtiiM .a. Ia, wttla..-: ananv 1\'a .v or t.o male :.ny re~· """orations on &be -"tee "~!::.:;'• two free llolden of 11M BoiDaD ama COIIdttuec1 Jlo, 1, a... S.. wi&IL railb ot tbe pul,lishrr;; oals•d~ of tire regular !"~oi-.._of I CODCiltioae4 tba&lf a.-:~·fouU..r-llA.Dctq•,IAia, prO' J>CC!U&. ,_ •1 willa..-. '-'J IJM A.JdiM,I.\ Ia, witla

Tss AI.DIIlE wlll no~ he !dJ by hool< • newa the ooaanot be awarded by IIJe Plopll' a.-. Tile aboft Ia& 18 -*II -· 1111 •: deal•rs ge,.r•il.•, but will be plaet.<i ID &be lw:da o11oen of IIJe- ollleal&le to ltie IJicl. Ia aa pod aa -· ... will be eold fw &lie ol one dealer io ~•cl1 to .. ~; ari '" all ~- _._ laoh W.. IJiaall• willlba~ ...a- ol 1180. .-here 00 ogent •• appoln~<.-~, peraooa dealr • o -· • AlJ8TIN .A. BBLL. subscribe· may do so by direct apPilcatloa to e efPt ..,_. - aadee of ..... A11t1rfaa,-..:... 11aow11 a 011., ApD&a, lea& publlsllers. ... .... a OCIIIIIM&'WI ............. til, W.'l\

Any person tlcsirla:; to aet u tbe atea& far &117 a ... willa ...... _..... 1o file ·---------------particol:~r IOCStllly • •·auld appiJ ,_filii, Ill,._. ..._ fl .__1_ .. 1M ....,.. .-_

l'lrwt iu~gm•nt tn ease No. 3M. for the sum of $3,353.2!1 gold colD, ..-lt.b inttr'"'t at. one • nd one· b•lf pt'r cent PI'• month, from Fel>ruaryl51h, 18'1'1\ until pal~, togethe: with the sum ot three !>U cent. oM ft: ~ amount recove-rPd ae a~.toroe• fees ror plaintiff'• <tttoruty~, aud t forcoata or Court, whb a("cruio~ r.od loc.·rraaed costs.

~ecGnll judgm•nt, tor balance r<malnlna due the .aid plalnt.rrs on the decree or this Court lo consoliftateff C3fe ! NM. l'tt, 293 A: m, aiDOUOtlng to t6,761.Gj, gold coin or tbe Unite<! @tatu, w;tb ln•ereH 1rom hbruary l51b, lS'lll. at tbe rate of one und one-batr per cenr. twr montb , un· til paid, tOj!ether wir~ the sam or •f.57 •. !11 l~>r In· suro.nce and taxca patd by said plamtllfo rn •C · cotdao"" wltb the dc<t ee therein, with aecrulny

anf ~:;~c~:~ecf:~~n the properly described In said decree In CAse No. alit, t<>-wl•: All of Iota two (2) and lin"" (31 In block numbeltd twenty· lour (24) In that rnrt nf the City or Seattk laid oil' and pi111Ud by A. A. Oenoy, and known u A. A. Den· nv'a Addltloo to Seattle, tngetber trltb a•J and do· gi.hr tbe t ; oemenla, hereditament• and anpur· t.~naDcn thereunto bt:lcnglng, Ia King county, Wasbla~t~on Territory.

And llew, il:t' virtue or Eald d<~ and order nf SAle, OD \loo<lay. tbc &:h day or May, A. D., 1878. at the boor ol lU .l. II., in front ol tc·e Conrt House door In said Cl•y of S.attle, I will !Ill to tbe blgberot l>l•der tbrrefor, for ca•h, gold c•ln, at l'llhllc auctton, all the ri~bt, thle. lhternt and equity or redemption of said def)lndonts, Tbomaa J . Jockoon, EI'•• Jac\•on, Hs Wile, Wm. Bauoton, Jam .. Scoot. and Andrt'W Moo .... , In, o! aad to &be abnve descrltted property, or 10 mocb tb•reof as ,.Ill satisfy laid Jud~t~~~ents, decrees. eoah, attar· r.ey leu, Interest, and accrnlog and lncraued costa as aforl!'ald.

L. V. WYCKOFF, Sherilr Jtlorr Co., Waab. Ter.

l\Jc,;AIJOBT & LIART. Atty'• for Plalollll'l. ~rue, Wash. Ter., April 6, A. D., 18'll!

IJI&ri.liw

By virtue of a deerN ad order of &ale laaued out or the Dil'trlct Court for the Third Judicial Dlatrlct of WaabiDgton Terrllot7. boldiDII t..rms at Baatlle. ID JI.IDg COUDty, for tbe COWJUe. or Klag aad · Kltaap. lD the civil action of John T . lltewart. plalnWI', apiDet John J. i!ooer!y, defeudant, duly atteeted the 20th clay of February, A. D.18'l8.1 have levied upon the foUowiDg land and premiMa, Bltuated in the COUD ty of King lD aald Tlll'rllorJ of Wa&hini!10D, au• partlenlariJ boandEtd &lid deacrlbe1 u follows, tc.r wit: .

BEST ba•ine .. you can eo!'lge in. ~r, to '20 per doy malle Ly any tro ker of either St>X, right in their on·n

loealltles. Particulars and samples worth · f5 free. Improve your sr.are t.ime at tl:tl8 bu!lne~s. Address STINSON & Co., Portland, ~Jaine. m~'3.

A New and Delicious Fruit.

THE DIOSPYRUS KAKI,

Known as t !:e D~ te Plum, or

Japanese Persimmon

The underaflrned having n!celved a feY or tbe above trees wUJ dillpooe of tuem at fan F>:ulcii!CO prlo:es. Fall lnlormatlon g!veu ob app!;eatlon, eltber In penon or by letter.

THE SUPPLY IS LIMITED .

S...ltle. llareh 6, lSiS. F. H. WIIITWoanr.

mnld&w·tf

Probate Notice.

Ia tbe Probate Court or King Coanty. Washing too Territor,. .

Ia tbe matter of th" •tttate of Cbarlea Grover, deceaaed.

ADIIJNISTIUTOB'S NOTICE TO CUDITOJIS. NOllce Ia llereby pvn. tbat by an Older or tbe

l'nllrate Coart of Kln~ C..Unt,, WubiDC'OD Ttr· rltory,tbe ~ ,.. •ppolated admlnll· &rater of &be estate or CIJulet GroYer, "-aed.

Now theretore, notice Is berehy tdvea to all .,..._ havlotr cl&l- -.ralnn laid deceued, to ,.._.,, th-, wllll tbe n~ry vonebera, wltll· Ia - Jftr after the dale or this nOllce, a& tbe residence of said lldaloi11rator on Dawaml"' IUveP Ia •aid County aDd Terrlto17 or tber wUI be fo1ever barred • .

. Hun H. llftLLU Aohllalltrator of tbe eatate or C1Jarle4 Grover, ._..._ Da&ed at SeaWe, J11ne II, 1878.

All of the nortbeaa& quarter of NCtioD 1 lD to1rDSbtp 22 nortJa of nne 'eut (aceptjq a port.toa of aald aortbeut quarter eontalntna 1'1! rob, cor.ve,-ed to DanliiW. PIIM bJo cleetl, rec:orded Ia volum• 12 of cleeda, paeea Glad 60 &lag county reoordl.); al•o cme aae ad 12 rode deecrlbed .. follo'll'll: JteajDDJIIa a& the aortb..t corner of lleCtiOD liD totrDabJp n, aorth of ft11111e II -t, &Del 1'DIIIliD8 lbelleat8 rode. 10 feet &Del tl IDcbee, tJatraee IIODth 6 rocla. thence wee& 28 tode, 10 feet aad 9 lncbea, tbe.:ce DCII1Jr I rode to &be place of betllnnJDir, .Aiao I - of 1IIDd more or INil lD the _..._, - ol IICtiDD 31 ill lcnntalltp 21..ellof ..... leal&, commeDCiatr ID the CIIDterol 'WWielalowa U1d called the llttr IJioaP, .......... .ad

s:oua~a-tbe-*llllaeolaal411diaell GET THE BEST! ===~.c:-=-to.=::= . of aaJ4 Bloatrll,lb- _..... fllllowillc lbe --of aaJ4 8lotqla to &be pJ.ce ol bellba-=.:!!r.attua&etllD AIDir -*'· w ..... .- · lew Hampshire Churn

•-.lllerofoft.DOUee 18 ~--tW Dll .OKDAY. IUBCB 2ltla, A. D. 1m. 8& &be

1 Ia llllperlar to all o1bent lD the following pointe

IMiu ol 10 o'cloQ A. M , 8& &be --' lloDa -1& Ia ...0, worked, Jurvlna coa wbeell. T'.tle cloor, lD tlla cll7 of llea&tll, ad -.t7 o1 1llpr PDtterD• ba'ftl double boltoma to reeuKilll ar-111, I will IOU 8& pUIIn ...u..a to late tlae temperah~Je of the eream with cold or the llltrllee& bJddt!r fw .._ pltl IIOCD, &be ,_ Witter. l'loiD the abape of &be pacldJee a ...... a-tW ........ ,._..._

8eaWe, &JDt OOUt7, ...._ ..... L. "· WJCIKOJ'I", _ .... m..~. CHIIIIIC OF 50 TO 100 POUNDS

full pa rt.iculan •• to basin...., rer.e-, IIDII - - .. __.'"'rltory desired. Liberal arr&~~pMata wlll lie _.., ........ n•ll mad! wl&b tbe bt:ot ~rtlea. . A. 8. ...,. } OeeeiMM T'ne ALD!NE Publiahi.D( Oo., T11111r·~ •

LX. IIAI&. ...._ .. ......_ .....,. a. 11e .._. lD 11om Ills to tea mlJiutee.

$66 a-* .. ,_...._ tl .... INe. . -willa&. A.. BILL -s OLE 8CJDLL28..

.. rl& ....... • ,_ -'• ..... rft MW - fll ··-=· 7.AD1 • IIUIIICneL A.ddnaabJ'_mall, -...... ,._ " ... - . . ( -.... .... , .• ~... .

.J.\ut:.<:s;•noN. PmldeM, ::-.tn ~..:'·: 1878 ·~ ,.-., t' :~ :r-T4 . -y • -- I •

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·E!!TATE.

By l"lrtue of an f'Secn!Jon Jsmed Ntt or tbe D•s,rlot Court. or the Th ird 1udici•l Dhtr!ct; of Wa~l,ing:on Terrl:ory. boldlnjft.e'rm• US<-.ttle. h~ King cou nty, on the 29th day or April , A. D. 1878, in t bfl ca~e f:'I.Jer.,lo U.aiab Nicke!t~ is the plointilf, and Witllom Forocy Is the dertn;)anr, to me d•rE:f'ted aud delivered, commanding me to t3ke ir~to execution the perwnal property of the 83id d•feodanls, and if lllf· llcient per.o~al prol>t'rty CliDDOt be found, then tbe real propertv of •aid del<nclaote, to satbfy a judemtnt for the FDm or oue bnndred dollan. ($1CO). wit.h lnter~t lt·e!eon at tbe rate orten -per cent•er aonnm until pald,and coetaoi•Ditamountilng to eleven and llftcen o•te bnndredtb dollars (~It 15 lCO), and lncreaoed c:osts.

Now, therefore, no pe•1011el property being round, by vlrioe of •aid execution I have levied uP"n tee following d•...:ribed real propert.y, to-wit:

The ,.. .. l half or lots 2 and 3, bkdt 61, In A. A. Denny's addlLiOD lbt IOWa, DOW ei\,J of Seattle and wlllselltbuameon!oiiNida'l',tbel'lclay orJune, A. D., lS'iS, at t-be boor or lfJo'cloek, .A. •., at tbe Court lloooe door In Seattl~, In Did county of . Kirg. at yubllc auction, to tbe blJbelt bidder, lot <a!io, ~r ro u>ncb thereof as will tatlsly said judgmt!nt, costa aod iocreuecl cnt:t !l.

L. V._ WYCKOFF, !!hedlr of Klnr Count.v.

ml1 tt.

Administrator's Notice. Notice Is herehv grven tbat the uudenl«oed, by

an order of tbe Probate Court of Klo1 County, Waablngton Territor,, made and entered on &be :!3d day or lbrch, tinS. ,.. appoll\ted administrator or the estar.e of William P. Dln5mnre, deceued, ll\clodlog tbe part~enbtp esta!e or Dins· m .re& McElroy,

All penoop ha•lng el•'ms against tbe lodtvidoal ostate or oald WUU..m P. Dinsmore or .,.I nat the said JNOrtnerablo est•te or DlD!IDOre & llcEiroy, are required to · nreoen\ the ••me wUb· t'!e ueeesary voocben. within one yrar rrom Una date, to the uodenlt!ned, u the •mce of llcNaopt & Lett-. ry.ln l!toa&t.le. King · Count' aforesaid. II tucla claims be not so presented •ltliln one year, tbey will bt' borred by law.

Eeattle. W. T., April l'l<b; 1871!. - AIBEBT DlNINORE.

Admlniotraror as aforemld. !olcN.t.t!OBT .t LI:AilT, Atterneyo lor Eotates.

d&or St.

Sherl.-'8 Sale By virtue ·of a decree ud orcJer of aa1e 18811ed

oat of the Dlatrict Court of the Tllinl Judicial Dlatrlct of Wubillllton Territoi'J.holdillgtenna at lleatt.le, ID Jl.lng county, for the tl01Ultiea of KIDg ed Xitsap, ID the civil action of D. Blee Campbell, plalntl1r, aplnat William B. IIDycler a.Dd Martha'J. Snyder, bl8 wtfe, ud John w. Haplet!, clefendanla, dnlJ atteated tbla 2001 clay of Februa17, A . D. 18711, I haw levied upOil the following l&Dd and Jl"''lllaea alhlatell tD rbe l&ld COIIIIty of KIDg, ID t!ald Terrlloi'J of Wublngtoa, and particular!' bonnded &lid d~ BCrlbt'd aa followa, to wit;

BetrlnDing at a pollt which bean aortb 11 c-haiDa, west 25cbaiD8, ud uorlb 9.9'J cbain.B tMm the quarter aeetina comer on the Dorih and soath line bet- aecuou 3 aud ' ill townsblp 23 north of ranp ' ea.81, 11114 I'DIIIIllls tbeDce 'D'I!St, 17.91 cbalna, tbeDe18Diltla 12.08 cbal48 to the north ud rlllbl baak of the Dawaml>b river, tbence up stream followlDa the meanden; of ll&ld river to a white tlr tree 60 mcbesln diametEr. standing at the Dortb.,.. corner of Sidltey McCarger'a land CJD the rtgla& baak of t!ald river. lbeDce ea8& •.88 c11ams. thence nortb 23 deg. Wl'R 7.56 ebalna, tbenca weet -&.53 chaine. tbeJtce nonla t.a ebatntl, lllence west 83.30 cbaiDa to the poln& of bealnnlng, oontalnlng 48 86-100 acres of land. aW Ktnacoun&J, WaabtDgtoa Terdtor,.

Now, therefore. DDtice Ia laerabJ' 1111- that 011 IIONDAY, IIABOB 25tla, A.. D. 18fll. a& the boor of ll o'clock .a.. H., a& &be cnar& .._ door In the city of BeMUe, &Del -.bol Kills aror-td. I will eeiJ a& publtc anctlna to tlae JUa]le8t btdcler for caala. iloltl coila, &be allcml

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