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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-05
PENCIL POINTS.

There are more colleges in Ohio than
IN France and Germany combined.
"opolls," Just plan "Opolis,n ia the
name OF town in Crawford county, Kan.
Two swift steel cruisers are TO be built
at the Elswick, England, works for tho
Chinese government.
In the national house OF representa-.
tlyes there are 40 Johns, ~ .Jameses. IN
Williams, 81 Charleses, Il Thomases and
10 Georges, ''n
There is growing grudge against cleo.
tilc lights at balls because they deenen
almost TO grayish tint the pallor of those
whose bloom is past,
Laboring men in Australia earn sbil-
nhgs Tor days work Of eight hours, eat
meat three times day, and have no
feed. 'N ''o"es ~
\ large pump has been at work in tho
Grand Central mine at Tombstone, A. n.
without diminishing the water In The
lower levels for the last three months
IL has Just been discovered that tbc
water pumped out found It's way. back
into the mine and was simply being
manufacturer and over again.
Talking parrots cannot be bounht now
az least from sailors; for In the Old time
tne sailor made his twelve months, WOW.
age, and was able to teach his parrot n
langnage Now the voyages last too
snort Time, and the talking parrot only
comes INTO the n.arket when his owner K
loreeu TO sell for some reason or another
Medieval locks were among the most
elaoorately and delicately contriyed
speSimens Of these articles ever pro-
recent report to the English Rov.,
society OF Arts shows that Of the - 400
deaths which have occurred in coal mines
slnNe 1879 only one-foarth have haen
caused by fire damp. S "'sn
New York negro pleaded not auiltv ~
: charge OF highway robbery Win snch
lefNor that he might have tscaped hae he
not pulled out the complainant's handter-
enlci g mop his perspirIng brow.
Inn telegraph system Of the Rri,;sb
ISLANDS, under control OF The re,s,os ai,'
now amounts 10 i5G.o0n ss,lss
employs li,e00 Instruments TSr e.p
easd fase Is twelve words ior i $780, e,r.''
Aouress included. Press inesss ~ rin~s
new average geo 900 wossis dav 10y
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-05
CLEBURNE.

win lie Given a Receptions Want 81
pair sbops-Tnlting rrecaniiol'
Special TO the Gazette.
CLEBURNE, TEX, Feb. I,--Mr n
Higgins and his bride, who left henl
morning, will have a reception ios9
given by the Mistletoe club Of lIG'
Tex.
Since ii is decided that the GutiN
RADIO 4 Santa lie railway viii BE ernl
Cleburne is n strong applicant ioT ~
adjustment OF the repair shops 4
place. Our citizens are all auxlof1
have the favorable consideration "
railroad officials in this matter.
The city health officer announces
he Is prepared to yaccinate any OF
is not able to pay for the operates I
urges that the matter Of vacclniiN
attended to at once, as the tefneR
ease has been discovered in several y
boring cities, and is likely to bltss VI
our midst any day. A meeting
city council has been requested 70 " \,
ize the necessary steps towards p'ps''
a pest-house in case there is neeanN'
a place. n
Mai. T.. M. Heath shipped twousa
of line mules to Atlanta, Ga, 'o~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-05
PRECIOUS METALS.
hcNirw os the Financial aiarket--Thc
untiooM for the Future.

a kesirw of the Financial aiarket--Thc
untiooK for the Future.
Ia recent circular Messrs Henry
rlews q Co., OF New York, give expression
70 the following views on the movement
and supply Of the precious metals, which,
while viewed through Wall street eyes,
nevertheless give a Just and reasonable
nruuunt OF the present skssns OF the lend.
ing monetary question
reasonable survey Of the condition
u orr foreign trade Win show that there
IL less occasion for distrust than has been
Altered by some for tho present cond-
don OF the foreign exchanges. II IL true
hat our exports, especially those Of
hreAdstnffs, have shown an impor-
liant falling of during the past year;
bnt IL Is equally true that our
imports OF merchandise have declined In
4 Etill larger ratios this contraction In the
amount Of each branch Of our foreign
trade have been largely due 20 the ex-
cUptional lownoss Of prices, which, by
u careful computation In the New
YORK Tribune, are shown TO have
been lower thaA IN any year
since $50, aud 20 Ier cent, below that
years average for May. The exports OF
merchandise and specie from the United
t'AAttot ANA bii1 NJ hAtl VA HioulllS VI 1890,
When coinparcd with the Imports, show
an excess ~ the exports amounting to
$4,000, 900, which should almost suffice
70 settle our interest account With Eu.
gOpe.
Adding to ihls the fact that much
larger volume OF securities WAS sent to
Europe IN ie65 than IN 1854, II would
seem that, notwithstanding the present
nigh rates " exchange, our eurrcut NC
count with other countries Is NOT
~ condition to call Tor any impor- (
Mnt settlements Ia gold Moreover,
the present condition Ol the great
national banks OF Europe Is not such as
% encourage Withdrawals oil gold from
shls country Although the spdcie IN the +
Bank 81 England Is only az an average
agures yet the reserve stauds az the very |
Aigh ratio az f0 per cont and the Banks
~ France and Germany comblUcd
hold 9f1,000,000 more specie than
Yeafs ago and the bulk 81 the increase
consists ot gold A. tie same time Il Is !
not 70 he overlooked that during the past
year we have imported as,aQ0,o0Q more
gold than we have exported which,
added 10 the domestic production q that \
metal, makes our stock ~ gold nearly
100000 900 greater tliAn II was \ year
aeQ. Efen therefore u the export
~ gold shoHld occur, contrary to the
iorSe0iHg probabilities, II could be easily
shonled Qnt, untaf al the existing con,
l'itlpnB. there Il 'lthnl's Woro probable /
''ylf sequrliiee goipe ont than q specie
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-05
WEATHER NOTES.

Specialize sho Gazette.
sufFERtNG FOR MATER.
DECATUR, Tx, Feb, 4,~-Everything is
frozen up here aud many cattle and
horses are suffering for water,
special to the Gascttc,
rLAyEn HAVOC wIrn rItE rrpEs.
SIBERIAN, Tx, Feb. last evening
was comparatively mild IN temperature
and up to midnight no serious change
had taken place, but from that tlme until
daylight the mercury went down to about
l0s above zero and played havoc with the
water pipes about the city.
The sun rose clear aud bright and the
day has been pleasant with good pros
poet for more reasonable weather 10 come.
special to the Gazette.
al ARlIN0IoN.
ARLINGTON, Tx, Feb LA severe
blizzard struck as on Tuesday evening,
but the weather has moderated consider.
ably since.
HHAfy sNow IS vIRGiNIA.
LNNcImuRG, VA, Feb. Snow has
fallen since wednesday noon, aud is
twelve inches deep. All railroad com
Is Interrupted. Reports from
the southwest portion OF the state indl-
cato an unparalleled storm, The snow is
from two TO three feet deep.
special 10 the Garet,c
DIED on KxroSURK.
llousrpN, TEX, Feb. i.--Justicc Raj.
ley held an Inquest this morning on the
body Of a young negro man named Albert
jenkins, who L Is supposed died from
exposure.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-05
TIE HUMAN VOICE.


Its indication of tho State of the
Mind.
Nothing betrays so much as the voice,
save perhaps the eyes, but they can be
lowered, and so far the expression hidden
In moments OF emotion no skill can hide
the fact OF disturbed feeling, though q
strong will and habit of self-control can
steady the voice when else it would be
failing and trcmulous. Certain voices
crate on the nerves and set our teeth on
edge, and others are Just as calming as
they are Irritating, quieting, or like a
composing draught. A good voice, calm
IN tone and musical IN quality, is one OF
the essentials fora physician--the "bed
side voice." which Is nothing If II is not
sympathetic by constitution. Whatever
its original quality may DC, the orators
voice bears the unmistakable sLampof art
and becomes artiiciallty; az such it may
be misunderstanding IN crowd, i'm
pressiye in address, but overwhelming
and chilling at home, partly because it Is
always conscious and never self-forgct.
ting. An orators voice, with its careful
lntonations aud accurate accent, would be
as much out OF place beside sick bed as
brocaded silk for the kitchen girl. The
voice Is much more indicative of the state
OF the mind that many people know or
allow. One of the first symptoms Of
failing brain power is indistinct or con-
fused utterance; no idiot has clear or
melodlous voice; the harsh scream of
mania is proyerbial, and no person of
prompt and decisive thought was ever
known to hesitate and stutter. A thick.
loose, fluffy voice does not belong to the
crisp cha actcr OF mind which does the
most active work and when keenwitted
man drawls and let's his words drop IN
stead of bringing them out in the sharn
lncisive way that ought to be natural to
him, there is flaw somewhere.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-05
DENTON.

Goes 10 Prison Tor Life Couidn't Find tho
tndtctmcnt Court Notes.
special TO tho Gazette
DENTON, Tx, Feb. The trial of j
NJ. Smith, charged with killing |. N. Fow-
Ter, closed to-day The jury, after being
out about sixteen hours, brought in ver-
dict OF guilty and assessed the punish.
ment at confinement in the penltentiary
for life.
The flnley-Grlssom cases have all been
continued till next term OF the district
court ON account Of the sickness of the
defendant
The case Of Ike Newton, charged with
murder was set for trial to-day at 1870
O'Clock. Both parties appeared ready for
trial but whom the indictment was called
for 10 could not be found The case was
necessarily continued.
George Washington, colored, Is now on
trial, charged with assault with intent 10
murder.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-05
PARIS.
The Coming Of the Sal.
BE no longer 1 I's.''
Matter.
Progress OF Work on ths a.,,,
v'''ern--rinal r'sssss's'.' J.
oad reIiop..
Special 70 tho easot,e


PARIS, Tx, Feb
tween the Santa Ne olIlet.,, @s;
committee was held hr,' az y Ani
ing, and Is said TO have s. ,s'','
iactorlly TO everybody. pp s4lqii n
the Santa Fe and our rlS, "sls
a s35, 900 bonus with d t'.'e.Es a'sl'.
right of way from Sa gSs got&
Paris. Niessrs. Davis XXX 'Ra,|
for Galveston yesterdas ul'.lE.
once put the engineers q s ~
wee. ,, !, Dallas and Paris i
tied TACT that Paris isthe ,N.'.,1t
for the road. ~ Voleete
Capt. Lloyd came IN lac. i.
ness for the Marshall, puIs TX x /. p
ern, and is out prospectIars !, agIlt.,
the road. He says taat tie ~ ~ 4
on nicely considering the w ~.
says that they have ANN, "eAlk
graded at this end. v"s SKY Z
GRAND LODGE l,Rocp,,...
The grand lodge met mrs. ''..
Iournment, John ii. ,Tobnsa' .sa.N
ter, presiding. A quorum bs,s :.',1
the grand lodge proceeded !" =
On call of committees vs,' Y WA
of routine were reporte, , M q.
namely Fixing grand trcas ss NJ. 4
pensation at 3 per cent O: gr ',ss, I. 4
the grand secretary's salarSS s az, !. w
quiring the grand treasursr y y ~ n
the surplus funds OF this GRAD w'i N
United States bonds within nv. WI Y
ter adjournment; disapprovIe',s' ' X "
posed amendment to tbe co,,.s.
allowing mileage and per dIe. s' \. !
committee on mileage ma y. \
granting charters to Starr nn ~
Dublin and Hendricks LODGES 4, I
vlding that no past grand BE- 9lls-,l
sit in this grand lodge who has y. "
the Rehekah degree. III y 4
A resolution was adopted n,asi,...,
Photographic views of the w.
Orphans home to be sold 70 IA n
dinate lodges, the proceeds \ " Il.
be applied to a library for sald MI
A resolution was adopted NS s
the thanks of the Galveston Ioas,s. 4 (
order throughout the state for X, Z.
ance and relief rendered 10 IA M.
from the fire in Galveston IN Scss,'
1885.
a resolution requesting our ,s,,..
atiyes to use their best endeayon h /
vide for a general plan Of esdo0,l
throughout the United States and "A
was rejected.
A resolution dividing the shs
four districts, with a lecturer Il e.s5
trict, and providing for thcirapycIs
and duties was adopted. =
Each n. G A. was made speclI u
to solicit donations for the Widow
Orphans home.
A. M. Dechman, PIG. NJ, oHeisi B
olution Of thanks to Wiljey loacl
mayor, citizens and press Of PAnsln'
cordial welcome given them. Ai'
by Il rising vote.
II. NJ. Taught, ?. G., offered N
ton TO take the sense Of the sabouln|
on the subject Of reducing the uun..l
representatives composing he n
lodge, after which the conyenus,
journed sine die.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-05
BAIRD.
a Coming Picnic for Tnrtn''lsr1
weddad--Car-load Of he''F


wedded---Car-load OF ho'''
Special 10 the Gazette. &
BAIRD, TEX, Feb. l.--Mr,lu. Y Z,
went East with a car OF horses as 7. 4
last night. They were bousnss ' Y
man county and are 10 be os'''fG
Shreveport, La. IN,
a grand free-for-all swee sweeps ,s,.s
win be run here on February l "a .,s
fee $a5, for a purse OF slw'
dash. A large crowd is expecs,s''e''.. !,
A very quiet wedding TOOK wv VA, I
residence OF DR.. c. Rettis lass ~ ~,
Ed. Barthold, of Henderson. e
Mrs. Virginia Tinkle were un ,'..,'
rage by Rev. Mr.. X. =. ps ~ Sa
bridal party 20 east to-day aA1 h
WeatherIord TO visit relatlFesl ~
go TO Henderson, Tex, theIr w.. 49,.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-05
Fancy Apples.

The Fort Worth Grocer conpsp
Just received a carload OF fineisnes "
They are splendid and in good cola v
The trade supplied at most a.
fipiIrps.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-05

"llow do you like apple pie, Mr.
Crosse asked the landlady.
NWhy, cut up Va large pieces and
served Will cheese replied the Lowell
headed boardcr
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-05

Reduced to Cost.
kre buckwheat for the next few days,
SPsalds for 81.
Fort WORTH GROCER Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-05

One hundred tons choice baled hay for
sale cheap, at Talbot, Want s Cos,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-05

Mitchell Bros, at their old slAnt
pose to board horses in frst.clia 4
for $3.50 per month. Try US.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-05

Reduced Go Cost.

INbUHCtU To OVT' N y Z
Pure buckwheat for the next ies
% pounds for 81. .s1
FoRT WORM Gpoet'E
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-05

II, Shurter, contractor for cementlng
WALKS and cementlng buildings. nor
Main street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-05

Home-Mado Candies
At Sliller's, 1909 Main street. Fresh
made TALES every day--best in the city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-05

See ourpartlal price list on eighth page.
FoRT WORM GROCER Co.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-10-31

DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE FIRST
n National Bank Of Jersey City in the State Of
New Jersey at the close Of business, Oct 2, 1886
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-10-31

no LET-snal House. No. 237 Second street;
/ nicely situated, and has all modern improve
meats, Inquire on premises
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-10-31

DEPoRT OF THE CONDITION OF THE HUD-
II son County National Bank of Jersey City, n.
J.. at the close Of business Oct. 7, 1886
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-28

n ths aavseee from n paao. var
Tie lnllo town en- The Rlo Gfands.
SIRE 70 b. credited, Abe psople Of
Chihaahua are becoming tsrsibis
sxaiisd ever the Getting aaair and
aFo assamins q uarlike attitude whish
is exaEemaiy amusing Thsis fasy re-
minds one 81 me fury Of = terrier as Il
haSks aEuand a hiR and good nasuFea
nasiia. HE idea q she GATED States
goinn - var Nhsls Grower Cleveland il
Preaident and Thomas T. BAyara
SeoFssary of Stata h rsdieuiOaa enoash
% msks even 40 angry Mexican lsaeh
ifa thsuaana Amegiean esttasns we're
eoahned 10 Msxiean danceans. II soaia
net afoase ne vteagat administration
30 fososble neston. Msxioa ulay fesl
peri,ssly sAte. HeE t6rriiory "a pot
abeut 10 b. invaded. And aalss4 Der
soldiers ara being ssnl - fasa dsl Nogta
60 = eAmFins s1pedisian, shsy may -
weii b ssnt back. tas ths;r pgeseaoe
therp is totally unnecessary. The gov
egnnssps that Ftfased - dtnaaad An a.
planAtaon q ths kilinR q CeEsain
CsAusosa uill ssafusiy Do auYihiuz
rash heeaaae an Ameriean eaiaan has
heen cast iste priefn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-28

A slronR effort Is being made 80 pro
suse the pardon 81 wnzie. Rosenberg,
ifoldoff and Dannhauaar, who we're
eonvisied and sentenced 70 sine Sing
foF boyooltinQ Thesis and extorsine
fIoH him 5000 e. The consideration fer
which ihe boyeott Was raised. Gov
etnaF Hlli hes taken che rtqnesi.-or, as
iho Centsal Labor Gallon terms It. toe
''demandn-undsr advissment. He has
requested She frieuda Of the psiaouefs
70 furnish him Information on six
poluts- whether the prisoners we're net
pFopeFly dafsnded oF theiE trials we're
conducted impFopesiy Or pnfAiFly ;
shethes II Is nos claimed that the
prisoners wefe innocent Of the oifenss
for which they wefe eonyietedi whether,
Il they were euilty, they are uow peni
teni and are willing 10 ceass the com
mission II sueh o1eusfsi shat mitigas-
Ina circumstances are eiaimed te exist
which eall for ar warrant executive
olemeney whether tie sentences are
held % have been 100 severe for tbe
ciisnaea charged; and Whether anytbine
has secured sines their trials 10 change
she circumstances q shsir eases. Hav
iaR been daly Informed upon Aii these
poinis. 4 h 70 be heped thai Ills Excel.
lsneY viii decide wissly aud justly in
The maltes bot, shsu, Governor Hill Is
= eAaaidAle foF tie Presidency and
candidates ~ general th,na cannot BE-
aepended apun % act wisaly and justly.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-28


u feEd kAsaelph Caufoeil becomes
cAancellos ei ne Exeae4asr Ana leader
II Ms passy iu The C,aaou.. ~ Is PEE.
eieisd, ne wngl1 VII a. last have 4
fair orpossanisy " asieru4ne a 3 nsssita
Of thai sEmtio ADD psetsnsisas yaane
pelitscisR. Lsra Randalpa Is e8shsE
gfeal ssaissaan usis usrksa saesaatls
tsiea o. Be b = scaeslisA gesl. Ard sas
vesid Is abaaf equally divided IN
optuioa - 10 whssasg be b ne aae or
Ne ether. Gates b Possesses sasuclai
aogliiS 81 WAish ~ has asses eiyea she
aliahisa sviassce. he ogsss e chan-
esllx a Ne ExsAsgasF uiil b entirely
sos laEee sor Ain. sna ualess be ~
seassa psweFs - = debaisE and paflla
msaaarlas. vhisa Be kas sever dis
playea. ~ vii tasp hA.iiy wAen a.
leaasF q ths CaesFsAsisss in ias csss
msa b eaass IL ces wssA Glad
slans as stadss % ne Iabsrals Hew
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-28

II args nsi ssnn1sen 3 l1e
gross ~ q 81 - sac s sz1iilsa
an1 Hsig cea 49, ~ sssts
ms asan ID All H ysaE anae ne aAin-
rnfsn Is stia 0wernF GEsrean
re 9s,eeG - pllsate lifa To DN.
esszfa rrosss - nnsts . spsais =
ian g a4fy ~ Efa1s. ans "a HIS
sa,ss % ylsa, m4n9 - ths Nai'g,A
psmoesais ies1sfs ~ i4As - stalnp
~ fne pn3ss tekst. Tia heps =
nassass q ~ DsnasEals arises II ersei
sen fYum f1s assstaae 81 80 Fsobabi
fensats. SO hsss no1nstsd fuis
tekas ana PROCESS y ssaaehisE ~ ~
putlisan card aalss Il she5 can pse.ltiy
doh
Or naaid nsiossily sapeose tbat e
ghsrs h oss afafs n TIE Unson where
ihee4.slaaee d = Pfohibsilon psrty >
noa called Cor, s6et ssass u Malna. Both
fks liepufolns sid ne Dsuoesaia -
9alas ~ bledssd esss SD osss again
teths sngorssment - ths gEol.bitesy
law sklca kas existed Tor - many ys4sa
and shieh has Gsally bssu sasFsftss
apan ahs eonstiiuli9n ~ Ne etsta. TIA
Psahsbiiieniass u NsiDs hsrs betn ~
es eporythina ID ~ shspe ~ isEisls-
tioD shat fhey sesl8 posably esmaaa,
ana ahat mofs fhsg want. uDless i D
iis elnute Il uoala not y sasy % lelt.
sin, i sesma - BE- ne sAlnrs 81 tbe
trahibtioniss - vsns 3 paEty q -
osn, sud ths Maloe Pfoklbiiioalsis AZ
10 sxssptlan 10 NE role. Like tAeil
hsefhrea ID oibeF sfafsa. shsy evidently
aske keen delight ID securing the q.
fass u nspabliean candidates. sbetbef
thoss candidates stana o. = fires whis.
ksy. . hiah lieense. % prohibition
psasfsFm. Thsy ansoy Il, and shsy heeb
Amp heeaass L sppsfeatiy aaosds thsn
amaa nsilafseiion - atsiss in she iEi'
umph d Demosfae5 aid fsse whisky
WhesheF 4 b. tha 6sost iaw Ia Oaio, u
Ne psohEbiiogy lae 10 Mains. ih2t i
maae tie obiaca o. aiiasA, ,hs missp
rlis1 zsaf d he Ptohibiisoniass eiyei
be yietoFy % Ne baiisssF IL IRE.
whinkey.
Ths Msiae Republisans % BOT NEAR
% b beassn. hswsysg. Il shsy can bell
Il. and thsf are generally 10 the habit
o. hsipine Il. they vii sage > can
paien - vigorous a. that o. tue Deme
erais. asd Il they % oct sasosed. Il VII
nsi b fos want Of saeri. Hon. Jane,
o. Blaine VII opsn ths eanpaiEn fol
ths Rapuhlisans a. Portland Ia svssei
which ha i new preparing. and which
promisss 70 ereats profoand sensation
threaahoat Ne eonntry. Il viii BE-. Il
parl, ~ arFaienmenf Of Tia Democrats.
ADMINISTRATION. Eapooialiy gill iss faiss
pfelensss 10 regard 70 civil SERVES 20.
form. ~ disaracsful foreign policy, snd
laeqnivoeal assllude % ihs tariff nnd
eurrenoy qussslonA b attacked. Ths
Presidents pFiyate pension setoes. Il i
said will also Gems IN for criticism. Mg.
Biains will Be- aided b numsrsns oihsr
speakers, whose reputation IL seoond
only 20 his ovn. Among thsa viii Be
ssnatou shsrman and Logan and Gov.
srnog FORAKER.
The RFohihiisonisfs may suoesfd 10
Risine iha baths 10 The Democrats, but
Il vii Aoi BE- b. any means On easy
matisr fos them Il DO %. They have
taken q contract whiah ell tax even
thsis rowes for mischief
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-28

Ihs Meu Fazk So dspetss 4 fofsaan
= 6aafls'z s1s ~ p1easais Esia - ~
q sssansus fson Nssisnal Bank Sexes
- hsss bses 1asts11sd 80 81 neFss
- pssnted fpr rsds psion. j. asn-
ss|iss tl.st tsa amat IN bsas ssai
a. nnnn
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-28
STEAMER ZEPHYR
Chatauqua Grounds
FARE. 20 CENTS.
Estrayed or Stolen.

7 tGHT Ray MARI RETWKEN
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