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To the Inaue, ,uratiou.

Round trip tickets over the Delaware rail-
road will be issued to the Inauguration from
Wilmington to Dover for S2.25.
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REKanMAL.

NOTICE,
70 EDITION now READY,
THE POCKET MANUAL.
IA Pscket Cyclopedia, ~ Writers and Travel-
ers' Ready Reference Book
Contains over % co Synonymous Words; For
elgn Words and Phrases, alone worth price ol
bly, Rooms: Titles used in United atAtes: Abbre-
NiatlOns; Rules Tor Punctuation; Etiquette Ter
all occasions; NOman's Chances OF Marriage
from careuly-c implied statisties; Interest, DiR-
lance, Area aud Population Tables Life maxims;
Parliamentary Charts; Buslness Laws, Rules,
ttc.; Perpetual Calendar; Domestic aud Foreign
Postal Rates; stamp Duties, Laws, etc. How 70
heSa h.f. HUI Human Nstnrei Gost Of the War; L%egal %
very essence Of large library V Soc, morocco;
pocket6ook style, N.oO, mailed. AGENTs
y. c. RIFFEL a 90, Publishers,
GD-u 81 Arch Street. philadelphia.
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KOTTOEB.

NOTICE.-ALL MEMBERS OF THE
~ .yEfgERsON Democratic Ciab', are re-
quested 20 be present az the meeting Of the Club
this evening. Annual election OF Ohicers,
Janl5-l Secretary.
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Not an uncerta Ln Quantity.
rPhIladalbhia Times. ]

Senator saulsbury's reelection is not
quite as uncertain as the next peach crop in
Delaware.
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FINAL NOTICE
Delinquent County Tax Payers,

In purguance OF an Act OF the Assembly OF the
state Of Delaware. passed at Dover, the tenth day
q April. lsS requiring The Collectors OF County
Taxes 10 again give public notice during the
month OF January OF their readiness 10 receive
deitnquent taxes, the collectors OF the city OF
MumngtoA hereby glye notice that tl,fy VII be
At their once 0Q2T MARKET street. second story, on
the llth, 18th. I3ih 18th and 10th day OF Janiary
1884 for the purpose OF receiving taxes then due
and unpaid. O1ice hours from 70 II .. M, 10
and Ito Q p. m.
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FOR SALE.

EOR SALE.-HOUSE NO. 1908 WEST
II STREET; two-story brick: eight rooms bath
and water closet; hot and cold water; two heaters
Lot nv by ITO feet with ~ foot alley in rear, and
side entrance. Terms easy. Apply
HEAID co.,
lan6,tf Seventh and Market streets.
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NoTICE.-THE ANNUAL MEETING
IN OF THE FARMERS AsaOolation'' Of New
Castle county, for the detection ofhouse thieves
and recovery Of stolen horses, Will be held In
18th OF jam ary 1883 1t ID O'Clock .. M, when
oaicers for the year will be elected. Punetual
attendance of members IL requested.
JAMES II. HoFFECKER. sec,y.
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Attention II called to section OF the act which
provides that all persons who fall 70 pay their taxes
their names stieke1 from the Issess1nent iist and
shall not be placed thereon for the space Of y
taSes snpad amer the Above "e dstss VIII ss pTol
ceeded against according TO law, - The county
wants Its money, aud we prOloee 70 collect II.
CHAS. n. ID. HEDF0nD,
County Tax Collector for EifBt piesrict
County Tax Collector for second District.
JANUARY 10 1854, lanfO-Rt
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EOR SALE.
For SALE.
80 Desirable Dwellings.

street. ......,.....'.........,.. 5000
4-story brick, SIS King street. ...... 600
] e-gtory brick. Is Market street....... 1000
1-story brick, 103 Washington street B 800
1-etOry brick, 902 004 Linden street 600 each
2-story- brick, 305 y. VanBu street 800
2-stOry brick. sis sls 90, "a Elm st. 900 each
Gust street. 100 each
Harrison street. et........................ 100
. 2-story brick, iIss a il3l Elm street 100 each
4 2-story brick, 800, all. 3l2, 3lb South
YanBuren etreet........,.............. 100 each
4 2-story brick, 7O6, 7Os, no. 7l2 Brown
8 2.story brick. 7C7. zoe and7is Wright -.
S-story brick, 9th and Franklin sts
now in course OF erection. Also vAl-
uable truck farm on New Castle ave-
nue., containing II acres and good
buildings. Price ...................u. 1000
The above dwellings are in good condition and
contain from te 10 rooms each, and will be sold
On terms 70 suit the purchaser. Apply 70
jos. l.. CARPENTER JR.
decZ-lmd&S Ninth and Harrison streets.
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PUBLIC SALEs.
PUBLIC SALES.
TN CHANCERY, NEW CASTLE co.
TRUSTEES SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.

BY virtue Of decree Of tho Court OF Chancery
Of the State Of Delaware, in and for New Castle
County, made on the Eleventh day OF d. cember
A. ID. lSs2, will be exposed to public sale at the
Court House, In Wilmington, on THURS
DAY, the Twenty-hfth day of January
A. ID. 1883, At Eleven O'Clock, n. m.
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EOR SALE.-STOCK AND FIXTURES
II OF wholesale and retail Grocery Store
Jan4-tf Ut. DICKEY.
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NATIONAL BANK OF WILMINGTON AND !
BRAEDYwINk, Wilmington, DEL, Jan. 4lSSS.
The Board Of Directors have this day declared
dividend OF six per cent. on the capital stock Of
this bank for the last six months, uayAble on
demand. OTHO NOWLAND,
jhn4-I0t Cashier,
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FIRsT NATIONAL BANK,
r0N. nRI January n iagl

NOTICE
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EOR sALE.--HoMEs FOR WORKING
IL MEH, NEW two-story brick dwelling;
seven rooms and bath; water and gas, Eieyefith
and Church streets; terminus OF the city galway;
convenient 10 school and market; only f3s0 to
yserseS HasH seSGlnss street ARRy ySi3h No M 5s
ferson street. janlO-lm
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FLNAROLAL.

Buy and sell stocks and bonds on commission.
Letters of credit available In all parts of the world
and drafts on England, Ireland, France, Germany
and Switzerland Issued. 7,l-ly-O
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ToTIcE.-To WATER RENTERS.

NOTTCE.-T0 WATER RENTERS.
OFFICE WATER DEPARTMENT,
WILMINGTON, DEL, Dec. n, 1Ss2.
The bills for the year 1888 are now ready and
payable at the Registrars once, 8. w. corner
sixth and King streets.
On all bills remaining unpaid after the alst Of
January 1883, hye per cent. Will be added, If paid
daring the month Of February, and ten per cent.
II paid during March. After which time the
ferftAes may be withdrawn and suit instltuted
for the recovery OF the amount due. Once hours,
Q n. m. 20 u. nj.
dec2I-3Bt l. A. ROND Re0Iatrar
New-York tribune., 1883-06-19

VyANTED-A well educated, strong active
w wanted stoekclsrk in an importing and johbng
+ houss. Salary nrst year $500,
WANTED, COACHMAN.--Must be SINGLE
w sober honest polite careful driver nd 10 horses
Apply with reference only 76 University place
New-York tribune., 1883-06-19
EPPS'S COCOA.

pREAKFASr-"I Iy thorough knowledge OF the natural
laws which govern operations OF digestion and nutrition
and NV careful application the nne properties OF wese
ieood Cocoa Mr. Epps has provided our breakfast tables Win
decaie favored beverage which may save US many heav
diet th may be gradually built up until strong
enough resist tendency 20 disease Hundreds ~
maados hoang around US ready 20 attack
ever thereis point We escape many ai smart
NV keeplng ourselves well fortified with pure blood and
nroperly noufished frame Civil Service Gazette.
Made smpy with boiling water milk sold IN ana only
(alb and lb5 by Crooers labelled thus JAMES EPfS
Co.. Homeopathic Chemists London, England
New-York tribune., 1883-06-19
MOUNTAIN GUIDE.

NATSkILL MOUNTAIN GUIDE.
" With maps containing full descriptions OF 100 HOTELS
AND BOA SIS among the Catskils with over
100 Illustrations Of scenery how reach thus great summer
Resort by boats giving distances time aud cost by
every possible rates Of board by day and week and
in short All the Catskis Price 40 cents Mailed
receipt OF in COIN postage
stamps NALION VAN LOAN CalsAll y. Il
New-York tribune., 1883-06-19
Ocean Cleaners.

DED STAR LINE. For Antwerp and Paris.
IL sailing from NewYork ana Antwerp every saturday.
WAFSLAND ......Saturday. jane IS, o. m
y ID 30. l.p ID.
salocns smoking and bathrooms amldshpl
$50 S1O excursion, FLO 10 Sl6O Second
PETER WRiaHT q SONS General Agents. IS broadway.
DOYAL NAIL TO THE NETHERLANDS
III steamers leave Co pier foot OF Sussoks, Jersey City
FOR AMSTERDAM
FOR ROTTERDAM
W. A. SCHOrEN Wednesday Juy Al, ll;S) am.
lst Cabin, $50. Storage. $23 prepaid. SiA
il CAzhUXt General Agent " Sonntn wnnRamSt
81 ! Wanst FrssSi Ass 90 Bway GEN Pass Agt
WyHITE STAR LINE.
w limited ST ATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND L1V VERPOOL
NOTICE-Tho steamers OF tLs line take tle Lane Route
recommended by Leutenant aaury U. s. N. on both tho
out ward and hOmeward VOYAGES ,. -, -, -
GERMA SIC Capt. Kennedy saturday Jule so, pm
AD IATIC. Can't Jennings. Ihursuay Juy o, p m
BRITANNIA. Can't PorrV ,SatuiusY' Juy ~ noon
REpU UBLI" CAN'T Irving. mn sasN MY ~ D. w
PROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK. FOOT OF WEST
i0THST.
These steamers uniform In szeani nnslrpassoa ap
pontments The S6Oons Statero0u% sulOAns anu batn-
placed amidshps where the NOISE ani VOn arc
eastfe anoriing degree OF comfort hte'o unatn'oe
RATEs.-saloon. $50 and sl00. Return tickets on
favorabetems Steerago from the oh Country Sal from
These stsane scarry neither CATTLE sheep nor pigs
Forinspectouof plans and other appYts ba'
~0"p'i' RI. CoRrIS. Agenk
cL BARTLETT & co. Agents. Boston.
BARRITT x CATrEEI- Agents. PhladephA
New-York tribune., 1883-06-19
Connirp ircpertp for Sale ana % tei

A SBIJRY PARK.-For sale or to let-Fully
n and well furnished cottages IL rooms third block IRON
Seaeh ftb from railroad station 6thaSe terms easy w
Il COOPER Asbury Park or B. H SLIGHT, w. L. homtco
Hosp, city.
AT NEWBURG -On- the Hudson Furnished
"A country residence let cheap for the summer; Elk
acres of land plenty horse Sci high ground
sieesnt river inland view. Apply TO o. L. SYPHEh'
733 Broadway, New.York
New-York tribune., 1883-06-19
O0UNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE.

II
" desirab and acres OF land, In Hunterdon
County offered at private sale Iho house Is
nearly large and commodous containing ~ r9onS ana
residence or summer DoSfupg
There large ana outhouses and acres OF
land The property situated about miles from Fleming
ION the and miles from station on Lehgh
Valley Railroad. anofding easy communication nih New
yoE II l in close proximity TO Parkers Island hOe SUN
sr resort md in most delightful parts OF New
Jersey surrounded beautiful with pure air and no
will be sold favorable terms for further
S- flemipgtol. n j.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-19
Gituatlons Udnteo-- males.


BUTTERFLY an Englishman, in a first-clas
~ family understands his work In all respects A. b..
Tribune Uptown Orce l.23s Broadway.
COACHMAN-By married man; understand
~ I'm ali Its bfanches take charge OF
establishment as coaehman or groom am willing and
obkng furnish the best Of city references Call ad
dress JAMES McKENNA. 20l East 62d-st., top floor.
COACHMAN.-By n respectable Protestant,
" married man strictly temperate understand the proper
aud carriages in all branches will be found
wiling nine years hrstcass city Teferenee can or
address JOHN, S0s 6th.aye. harness store.
COACHMAN.-By q thoroughly competent
" single man; has lived eight years In last two places
Address 81. J.. East 37th.st, private stable.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-19

a BARGAIN-at Roseville, Newark, N. j.
N House 10 rooms; all modern conveniences; 4nxl90
tmore wanted) only 80 minutes trom Newforki 80
t,sins daily each way price 5000 easy terDa 80
Apply 70 J. f. BURBELL. % Park row. n y, Rooms IL
maf}' ~ g. w. GEERY,
~A~ ~ - TG9 BrOad.st Newark, Nj.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-19
MANHATTAN BEACH,

Nh ANI1AI AN DEAlII,
Va NEW ROUTE NOW OPEN,
VIA EAST 3fTH ST. 7th.st and James slip Ferry, EAST
RIVER
East 34tst Ferry '6:l5. $50. 10 and half
hourly IL 80 y. IN. Leave 7th-st James
slip Ferry 80 minutes earlier.
Leave Manhattan Beach at .735. 1915 lilo a. and
half hourly from 1910 a. m. TO l0li pm
Excursion tickets via 3ithst 80 cents, ncadng ferry
New-York tribune., 1883-06-19
financial
OFFICE or THE DELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL COMPANY,
NEwYoRK, May Q, 1888

OFFICE or THE DELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL CowAsY,l
A # THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stock
~ holders Of this Company held on Tuesday sth nst an
of the company ten mons OF dollars said increase TO
used only recurring equal amount OF the bonds OF the
Thlrtyve thousand shares Of stock will
Of record at the closing Of the books on May "a inst each
st0eholder being entitled 20 subscribe to one share Of stock
25fh ofMsy 30 Inclusive by the treasurer
'i mo com mGoNpIr1oNs OF SUBSCRIPTION
a5yseOn 50 ps csni tom on Sac 30 1883 s. ioo"'
90 per cent on December 20, ls53
~ per cent on May 20 1884, @
And upon the final payment the issue Of certificate Of
stock interest at the rate of per cent VIII DO creteu on all
Any Stockhoder who shall ueglect shan omit
Of June the SAID 20 per cent on the stock aSpOroao him
hsTs s declined H Ta he prsse ot SbscTons W
ockhoIder stockholders shall neglect pay any
the payment thereof then without ia bs,y Hny de-
creon declare such stock ana ali
on. forfeited TO the company JAMES C. HAkIT AIIror
THE East TENNESSEE VIRGINIA AND GEoRGn h. r. COZ
OFFICE OF TIE sEcRETAay, iio BEoAPTAYs Soi; y sss
N0TICE.-There will be meeting of the
SsE and 5 % Es as once
o. he company At knoxville Tennessee on saturday The
formal action upon sacS contracts lenses purchases
9gehsT @ Th gSh % 9beT matters as may DC sud-
Transfer books will closed from June LIST to June
- ''''' /. NJ scHwAN. Secretary.
NOTICES proposals will be received
~ until Of saturday juno 30. 1888 at the office OF
The comgany for on yeS and
rusies for the sale to them all any part the
Phnadelphia. Wilmington and Baltimore railroad stock
The offerings al the lowest prices exceeding par the
advised at once and payment certificates
assigned, on and after I'd Juiy next ., ru.
depha Wilmington and bainnre aiiSa1 st9ek usd Set
43l Chestnutst. Philadelphia
DROPOSALS FOR PURCHASE OF BONDS.
< TERRITORIAL TIEAsURERs OFFICE
YANK1oN Dakota, May 81, 1888
Dakota entitled An act 10 uroyide the purpose of
completing the present building OF the University OF DAKOTA
ParrOses" sPproVsd Fo5raary "a Sss viii iseelyest
purchase OF the whole OF any $4,000 coupon OF
The Territory OF Dakota OF denominations OF 5000 each beai
per annum payable sem,nnuay tho ,t day Of annary
ard July each at the Chemical Nao al Bank, New.
r on @ gsPSs rom mssa a & $40 Bond. @ v be sold
%s pSs must S% be aR %s @ So or Bonds
vorsy The right rosorved to reject any or All ods fur
N''' ''- "''"'' "a w II. McvAY
Territorial Treasurer
DETROLEUM ACTIVE.
l. Orders executed and advances made by
A. II CHIsoLM & Co, 81 BROADWAY.
STOCKS
BOUGHT AND SOLD FOR CASH OR on MARGIN.
Daily Printed stock Letter.
BONDS
and unlisted securities bought and sold
DENsLOw EAsToN a. HERTs,
BANKERS AND BROKERS
oi ". Y Exchange for twenty years
10 Exchange place.
Uptown connected by private wrel Grand Union
Hotel. opposite a2d st Depot N Y.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-19

DEFRIGERATORS, Water Coolers, Oil Stoves
J = & J, MowRRAy. " VesoysA
New-York tribune., 1883-06-19
european advertisements.

- ZURICH.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
VISITORS to ENGLAND.-Whe visiting
Chasworth House the seat OF the Duke OF DeYonshre
yisitors will aud splendid accommodations AZ
THE BRSLOWH YDROPATHIc ESTABhsHMENI.
overlooking a,hatsworth Park. Excellent cuisine ana
every modern comfort and convenience Coaones run ion
ROwsey, miles and from sheffield, AZ mlles dlstaak
New-York tribune., 1883-06-19

TINTED STATES AND GERMAN MAIL
~ American PesE9t Par,
aDd HAMBURG SATURDAY. steamers hamburg direct m
GELLERT Tnurs. June ~ hunlA-..; rat, 'un1 1 oH
WI~TpITAIIA TIurJuBo2S FHISI go. hnrs: July o
Rates 10 PARIS extra First Cabin SlOo Second caDn-
s,0. stesraRa Prepaia tickets rZ2 ftrst
Cabin SATURDAY steames s9S and sIe Eroursiohra's
ekTNHAKDT A co. t3on. AgtS No. Ol Bfoan.str ~. -,
G. IL RiOIIABD g. co. Goa. PasA Agts., VI Bway' N. l.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-19

VIA BAY RIDGE.
Steamer d. r. MARTIN leaves foot OF Whitehast tor.
Of all the elevated railways hourly from $40 ID
$40 D.
Trains leave Manhattan Beach az $40. 9l0 m. alt
hourly from l0:l5 a. IN. TO l0l5 D m.
CLUB EXTRA BOATS WILL LEAVE WHITEHALL
ST. at i2:35 and 1855 y.
Trains marked thus do not sundays.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-19
Auetion Sales Of Real estate.

A UCTION SALE of building sites at Irving
n Hucsoni 100 acres Of hudson se ~ f1e%
send for maps full particulars VIII II HohT O. w.
p Wander bill ave-. opposite Grand Central Depot.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-19


~ HOTEL BRIGHTON, LONG ISLAND.
Trains leave Flstbush stopping at Vanderbilt
at ESQ., 7:l5, Sis. and half hourly from 10 to
lo.f5 u. m.
and half hourly from ll3i to 1904 Also at 1850
Pm
1855 and every ffteen minutes from 1l23 10 1888
RETURNING LEAVE BRIGHTON EVERY FIFTEEN MINUTES TILL
ll;l0p m. HORSE CAR CONN SECTIONS
From Fulton, Walst, South, Grandst and Roosevetst
, 1883-09-27
SUM M ONS

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Il Third Judicial District of Washington
Territory, holding terms at Port Townsend,
Jefferson county.
q. w. Chesley. plaintiff VS.. Frank Harris and
Elizabeth Harms, defendants .. r
Complaint filed in the Office of the clari of said
court in the county OF Jefferson.
The United States of America send Greetings:
To Frank Harris and Elizabeth Harris, the
above nnmed defendants.
Ion are hereby required TO appear in an ac-
tion brought against you by the above named
plaintiff in the District Court of the Third Ju-
dicial District of Washington territory, hold
ing terms ut Port Townsend, in the county Of
Jefferson in sad Territory. and 10 answer The
complaint filed therein, within sixty days after
the first publication of this sumnOns, rthe plain
tin will apply 10 the court for the relief demand
ed III said complaint.
The said action is brought 10 obtain juda;-
ment OF said court against the above named de
fendant, Frank Harris for the sum of four hun
dred and forty feur dollars with interest thereon
from and after September - 1876. at the rate of
ono per cont per month, less the sum of fifty dol
lars paid September ~, 1873 upon certain prom
issory note made BY said defendant Frank Harris,
and delivered to G. W. Chesley X CO.. and by
them assigned to plaintiff; with an attorneys fee
of ten per cent. ON the amount due, and for costs
Of suit. And 10 f0reclOse a mortgage given by
said defendants upon the east half OF the north
east quarter, and the northwest quarter of The
northeast quaTer,and the northeast quarter OF the
northwest quarter of section numbered eighteen
OF township numbered twcnty-eight, north OF
range numbered one east of the willamette meri-
dian, for the payment of said note, attorneys
fees and costs.
4-'-S Witness the Hon. Roger =. Greene,
! / Judge of said District Court, and the
I seal thereof this I'D day of August,
JAMES SEAVEY, Clerk
Date OF first publication. August q. 1888:
bradshaw Jones, attorneys for plaintiff.
, 1883-09-27
Clippings.

Chas. T. LebaIlister and wife, of Sc
attle, have started east via the Northern
Pacific Railroad, to make a visit of Isev-
eral months.
Seattle coal was advanced in price at
San Francisco last week, and now sells
at So per ton. And still the mine,
though turning out nearly a thousand
tons day, is unequal to the demand
upon it.-Post-IateHigencer.
Mr.. Willard in a note to the Astoria
board OF trade, says that owing to the
fact that the Astoria Forest Grove rail-
road would cost $4,000 per mile. and
proper terminal facilities at Astoria
S75O,OO0, the Oregon and Transeontinen-
tai Il. t. Co. cannot undertake its con-
struction, as the company is without the
necessary funds. He relinquishes the
land grant and says he shall be glad to
facilitate the building of the road by any
parties who may desire to undertake it.
Those who look for new railroads to
spring up by the magic, even on the
Pacific coast, at every point where tide
water flows, are likely to be disappointed.
This country may not now be over
stocked with railroads, as many eastern
1ple think, but there is not business
ugh yet to plant locomotive at every
door.-Tac0ma Nelrs.
, 1883-09-27
CALL TO CONVENTION.
GOD WANTS Us To GO FORWARD.

GOD WANTS Is 10 90 tO.Nh AM
At the Temperance Conventions for
Wcstara and Eastern Washington oi
last June and July, committee was i'p-
pointed to plan and summo Temper
ance Convention for the whole IerritotN-
to assemble ut the seat of government,
before or during the next regular session
of the Legislature. The Territorial Con
yention. thus projected, Is hereby called.
1t will me in Olympic, at ten o'clock
III the forenoon OF W edneSuay the 5d
dav of October, 1888.
luasmuch as this important body
should noe only represent the diffusion
and drift of temperance sentiment, but
also he able to speak clearly and forclbly
the views of those who have given the
subject of temperance, in its political
and social aspect, the largest and most
careful consideration, the following has
been adopted as the basis of member
ship:
/. Every county temp rance organ
ization shall b. entitled to three dele
gates.
,. Every organization for any larger
section or for the entire Territory shall
he entitled to four delegates.
}. Every other temperance organiZa-
ton including churches and juvenile
societies. within the Territory shall be
entitled to two delegates.
To provide against contingencies,
suitable alternates should be chosen in
every instance.
Our Legislature meets'on purpose to
do whatever is for the common wslfare
Its just and praisworthy desire is to have
at hand trustworthy information and
well-dis isested measures Tho object of
this Convention is to bring such infOr-
nation and to devise and press for PAS
sage such measures.
Have not our people been cursed long
enough with the liquor plague: Is
| there not something wrong enOug'I to be
| criminal in that traffic which almost all
crime is almost associated with, that
| bussiness, which swells taxation enor-
mously, because it engenders and nurses
crime that employment, when swal-
Iops the earnings, wcakens the frame
and unmans tho heart of the laborer,-
that work, which PaIsie5 industry, and
| desolateS home?
Realize it or not, there is deadly feud
between the bottle and the ballot
Forces of evil are organized and aggFes.
sive. What have the people To oppose
to them? The great, popular, mighty
organization, for insisting on right and
enforcing it, is the political organization
Our system of government Is expressly
framed for resisting, pursuing and pun
| ishing wrong and upholdinG right. TIE
liquor traffic has proven itself Il gigantic
wrong. Degradation and ruin lie Ill its
| pathway. Safety of the people demand
| its overthrow. Now tlc question Is
| Shall the people have the government
maintained in their interests" Its ans
wer depends on action
Power waits on movement. It doe:
not stay with him who Iags to dream
but sweeps along with him who goes t.
| do.
| BY THE COMMITTEE,
ROGER $. GREEN, Chairman.
Dated, Olympia, Wash. Ter. Sept. l, 1888