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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-16
Ncw puoiildtlcns-
T'HREE DELIGHTFUL NOVELS.
FACE TO FACE.

; Those who approach 1t Tor entorteiin.
ment VIII enjoy lt' "a lie .tsHniii",
man ,g.d blot its dramatic Impulse ana
'moyein, those who rtst IL for ute-
lrary qushty will not isil 10 appi eeitte
line art which unGerlcs it, constructor.
Land which ADDS 20 It's fine and mobile
lstyle singular artistic eHecuNen ss ,
Uni mo one vii LAY II down without some
'Iresbeued anxiety for the future anu
soine clearer understanding OF the strug
gle INTO the hea, II W ich CIVILIZATION IS
l,rresi tialy moving. 1t is story whch
Ought 10 be read and pondered by al
thoughtful people
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-16

For Young Laties-Country.
BRADFORD ACAOEMY.-For the higher
Z education OF young women Full corps
era car coamenc sepe 2 1884 For circulars and
mission apply 10 Miss ANNIE r.. JOHNSON. rmcipa;
expenses toJ d. kiNGsBCRY. 1rasurer Bradford Mass.
RYE SEMINARY, Rye, New York.
~ Tor particulars address
Mrs. g. J. LIFE.
"IHE ELMS." Springfield, Mass.-Family,
u Day and Music School }.rx Phi nary. Academia
Glikkics .sAd Post-Oraduat< COursea
hlssEe fOL1Lk q CHAMPNEf. PrinciDaA
Young LADIES SEMINARY.
FREEHOLD. ". J.
$50 YEAR
Address
j. CHANDLER, ID. D..
President.
For Bows and Young Men-Country.
BOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
- College Conditioned rejected Candidates coached
Sumner winter. r. HDfFMAN Stockbnige, MasA
ELMWOOD SCHOOL FOR BOYS.-At Mil
~ Io Conn. JfreIts no are uniorIunate in the
ssenent 81 Then vii % vel pOh by The advantages
CfIe0 by this school AoGrss FRAN M HOWE supt.
FREEHOLD INSTITUTE, Freehold, n. j.
lMyeaE IIuties 10, luf.ltss, ior Princeton, Co
ombiA Yale sl6 harvard ELN a. G. CHAMBLRh, PIin.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-02-19
Homes Of Unmarried Women.


How natural it is for woman to love
a home.
What else yields such rich returns
and compensations, us the erecting Of
home. We believe there are many
home-sicll young women to-day, earn
ing good wages and boarding. who
would ind the greatest happiness in
deliberately planning how to make a
home. While it is ali very good and
proper TO love and marry, still woman S
horizon is not, and ought not to be
founded by marriage. Her capacities
for loving and enjoying life exists
whether She has a husband or not, and
happily woman possesses a superior
power in making even one roohl look
cosy and honelike. Who cannot at d
glance tell bachelor quarters from
those where woman's deft hand super
intends affairs. We have had examples
in our own town where working girls
have made homes Cor themselves, and
there are hundreds OF them on the prai-
riGg of Dakota and Nebraska, taking
advantage OF masculine oversight in
omitting the word male when giving
the qualification, necessary for :, citi-
zen to obtain free home on our west
eIn soil. It created considerable con-
sternation among the officials ct the
land office. when the first woman sent
in an application under the homestead
laws. They could hardly believe their
own eyes upon re-readlng the laws,
and finding that there WAS no help for
it. that papers must be issued and wo-
man given Il chance to obtain homes,
own and cultivate farms, pay their own
taxes and be Independent generally.
And how zealously they have taken ad-
vantage of this law, losing none Of
their refinement by so doing, but gain
inc that respect and admiration which
always attends the quiet dignity OF
capable, self-reliant Womanhood.
Among literary women we have Alice
and Phoebe Cary as llluStuouS, exam
pies, OF home builders. Horace Greeley
attributes the rare material success
that attended them from first to last
to the fact that from the beginning
they began to make . home, and that
they always lived within their income.
They halan unfeigned horror OF board
. - iT,,s hl,.
Creely, seeking the city, as they did,
would of course have taken refuge in
boarding house attic and enjoyed
himself writing poems and editorials
amid dirt and forlornity. Not 50 these
woman poets. | have heard Alice say
how she prepared one room with her
own hands. and Phoebe how she paint
ed the doors, framed the pictures, and
brigh,eaed things up generally Liar-
Wit Martin4au in England, furnishes
another example Of delightful homes
founded upon lie climate love OF Wonan
for tae domestic shrine. So Tor ttlosc
women who do not mary life has still
y st0rrhouse OF treasures which need
.only to be worked for, to be given upI
as falIg and freely as to men. Life i
not easy: on the contrary it IS often
pjtilessly crUel to those VINO loTa il
most. life is doing what is worthy TO
lie done; and loving what IS WortAE to
be loved.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-02-19
deer missus editor

deer missus editor
Il kant imagin how tickled am
tn sea thet yu wimmin uf the W. G. T.
[. (Which meens th1t kin take tha
uniom is unfurhn yer bannir agin, tn
let tina people no tibet yn amt squelch-
ed Long about lecshun time last fall
es ned allus bin in habit uf doin, i
sarched fur end wide in tina paper fur
tha temperance kolum. not tindin it
in tina ackustumed place turned tha
paper round and round. wrong side out
up side down, und nary word NV tenn
perince kud find. wiped my specks
and luked agln with no better luck.
then seaint and aXed my wife spicy
jain tn let me hey her specSs fur i
vowed was lo5in my isite, but Ia me
sakes it didn't du one mite NV gud fur
it want thar. then ses Ses She. tn
spicy jain spicy jain this kuntry is
dun goin tn ruin. fur tina aint no tenl-
perance lolum in the springs paper
end seS Ses she til me paw rekon il
| is, so TUX hi wakin stick und hobled
over tn see nabor SpotsWud Josiah
him thet fit bled and deiti fur his kun
try along side NV me unal he he'd tha
inlperdnnce tn sa es how he hern tel Is
how WIS bot up hi tina big fellers
what makes alkahol. jist got rarln
mad then. mad es wus when i he'd
alleged tn run from tba rebs at bull
run, und SeS SeS she to sp0tSWud io-
si;th 81 needn't tel lne Temperance vim
min void Sci THAR iniooince tn tha
rnmles they air thasaim sadied wimm!n
thet Josiah Aliens wife als about in her
nu buk sweet Cicily,' who is lullin
acrost the liradilS nv THAR boys into
tina CRATE world nv tcmptashun IN dan
ger tha saim broken halted mothers an
broken-harted wives who with ters IA
straming down THAR white cheeks be-
seechin tina salun keepers Til leave them
alone. no sir ct naborspotsWud Josiah
if we did tit bled on di tugetiler on shi-
Ions bludy plane yu kant I'll me With
no sich stutin. then ses he TO me ma
bor obadier tn kin qote from Sweet
Ciclly WHARF she tells US how samantha
went til Presiden arthur an aXeG tn
talk with him eonlidenshal, like an al
len with an allen, end when she pro
poundid tina sain qeschun tilet is aYe,l
OF every citisun tu-day. vii yu help put
down whisky? samantha luked up IN
tn Presidents arthur5 face with d win
min smile an aNed him vii yu d&St? he
ansured mornfuIg Il woldnt da8t."
now nabor ohadier he continued il th;l
President Nv ther united stuits WAS
Hieered tn brane tha whisky party ned
MT Tel me a little handful Of Wilnmin
woldn't tremOle nnd quail fur fer tha
mite hurt tha lSanse ei tina seCl tn
much" "i don't keer ses i ses she ma
Dor spotswul josiah sittin mi wakin
stick down eynfaticly. i don't believe it
and him and me parted in anger when
we hes allus bin sich gua trends ever
since we fit Died an died tugether.
Wuldn't it happened iur hi spotted
helfer which spicy jain brot UP bi hand
but nahcr spntsWHd alus wus SO Stab
burn. now nliSaus editor as hey hG0t
sI}al dire 'EaIalatje5 down on u he'd
bi adookatin yaua kalgse WON'T you piles
arise an eNplaAa end yindlhate yar
1.arSt ytfrSi-N Mi lnn2ilt 4l4prs +.I th.,
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-02-19
=. C. K. A..

n, .rrr;,uld County Farmers Alliance holds
MEETINGS, at the court House i'll Washington
Woodr!lf... President.
,a. .arshaI ....,. .... Secretary.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-02-19
WOMAN'S REALM.
BY Mrs. l.. II. BLANK, ASSOCIATE Ep1Top.
An Ideal woman
She was nv pner

She was my peer:
NO weakllng girl, who would surren-
der will
And life and reason, with her lovioo
heart,
70 her possessor; no soft, clingins
thing
Who would find breath alone within
the arms
OF strong master, and obediently
Wait on his ewhims in slavish care
fulness;
No fawning, crluging spaniel to at
TIis royal pleasure, and account her
self
Rewarded by his pats and pretty
words,
But q sound woman, who, with in
sight keen,
Had Wrought q scheme Of life, and
measured well
Her womanhood; had spread before
her feet
\ fine philosophy to guide her steps;
Had won faith to which her life
was brought
In strict adjustment-brain and
heart meanwhile
Working in conscious harmony and
rhythm
With the great scheme of Gods great
universe
On toward her beings end
= DR.. j. q. Holland.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-02-19
TEMPER ANCE

tThis column Is devoted to the interests OF
'he ladies of the Noman's Christian Temper
ance Union. We vii! not be responcible for any
artlcle that may appear i'll the column.-Ecitor.)
EDITED BY Mrs. L. V. MILES.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-02-19

Mrs. Hendricks is left in comfortable
circumstances. She herself largely
took charge OF the private business az
ears of her husband, and managed
them with signal success-"much BET
fer, the yice-Presldent used to say
,,faga c9.ll nave done myself,
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-02-19
3 the teinnaranee ~

70 the temperance people especially
The ". G. 7. e. make mention OF the
fact that it is always e%pe,llent to be
EQUIPPED for any undertaking. whether
Il canpmeeting a iourney-or conduct
ing an organization. We would have
a poor opinion OF Il physician were she
or he, when making 4 professional call
to be without medicine pac!letor medi-
cine. We would have but little conf
dence ina fireconlpany's efficiency hat
run without hooks, ladder or hose. Yet
their mode Of working would accom-
plish as much and lie rs satisfactory to
all concerned as those who try to @et
along without the Union Signal the
National Organ OF the VIC 4. e. Now
at the ba4jnnig o. the year Is the best
70 subscribe l2u, cannot afsorl'to he
without it;lt ti!e moderate price Of 81. .i5
Her. year singe eaaT, 50 f.9r clubs Of
ten. AlI names and liscrip ptlons viii
ne promptly tatNas@eo .5g us at once.
ltpt. MON Signal
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-02-19
~ " Gn,r,nl,

~. q, GtWroh,
>rtras are Held cacsi sabbath as follows
lug ~ q O'Clock a. In. Feb. 2Sth, Preach
..rW ln. Feb 2lst
i.rs 'reMMtlA .....-..... ......... Pastor
S,a4day School at y m.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-02-19
70. c. Ord. Relief Corps. no. l2.

+. ,,,lar meeting every Saturday. on or before
" till moon OF each month
~. y. Cummings s,......,.... ........... res.
,lr, C. y. spears, ,............ .........-. sec.
~ i,yir Smith ................1 : re;S.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-02-19
6. A.. r.

fa,.r O. c. Ord. Post. No. 30, meets at Wes
.,an Springs every Saturday on OR before
f,,Il moon OF each month.
#i'',' li.y .......... Sen. Vice Com.
~ Hjll .s.,.. -. :ioI''''.i.'
H. stephens, ',..,.... Quarter h"S'fF'
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-02-19

NT@TLGE i1}L 'URLICATl0&.--LanG tlneu
VI AIttAelI, ID. T., J&nuary Il. 1885,.
&0.5Ee i hereby giTcn tiGlt Jbe foloHiig sial5.-
e#set aS Med notiCa0s his Intention toil:lEst.
t1&' #l@2i IN support nI his claim and t.at sait
EG@@t #lgl be made before the 3udgen! titG plJ
h#5e Court .iaGul County. at Nes<aa
&Ji!ng4, y, +. 2p Feb. 10th. 10 a. IL. $50
enoLt MAILER,
d,S' Htr& o2.a2l. lor the nW1i sec H. town ,la.
falg2 Co. y. 5tt y. ~. lie names the r3lluWing
Wl'las&@sf2 prosa his continuous reSdof4t.
ut.,il, and cultivation Of, said land viz: \gtI-
5aS ael,aGz l3'anlt Voge, OF Sullivan y. r.. y.
: 5ssl' " ibAho IL lad%. oI "eSalgtG: I,r>
". Ji9ilJ Gro. 5. ENAlGLEF, Register.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-02-19

Nsene Dlossum krieE aecuna moaH
an agereen hn0derd an atetg siells
ps. be shure an rite IN Eel me Wh&t
in airth is the matter.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-02-19
NOTICE FOR PuBllcAmoN;-Land Office
.MIIcE ZOE rrnLIcArInN.--LalLa 0l!ine

NOTICE FOR PuHLICATION,--i.slHd Office
IN at Mitchell, d. I. Feb I! tSSF.
Notice is hereby given tnat t!e loilHWinguam-
ed settler llas flied notice oil ,is intention To
make final PROOF in SappaTt Of bis Claim. aud
tlat said proof viii be sElda before The ,%Gt@e
District Court or IN case ul His ahSeHce before
G. w, Mcdonald Clerk II tl!a Nistri.e Court
Jerauld county at @essngt9n Springs ~ T..
GA Ai3rGl2T, 1886 VIZ:
WTl.ii.tM E.BEG&iI
I'D. No. 25&i3 for tie Swla %ae. %. township
lU1 range G5. lte names The following &uGeSsUs
to prove his continuous rGslGeite" Gpoo, and
cultivation Ot. said land viz: #@g 2lite s, a. s.
beclS, lt!ln-t. Cummings, OF Ness3h&ion SNtiu@S
j. w. ShultS, Of Sullivan .}eraulri Gauilt u T.
e5.tG GE0. b. EVEaiIG Register
NOTICE United states Land CEce liilenpn,
i D. r.. February !. 1856
Notice is hereby given THAT dc following nam.
ed ~ettie las flied notice cf his Htan.i0n ~.
make .jnAl proof in support ef his o.stn asd
thai SAID proof VIII he mi@te heiore egsi5 aild
1855 viz:
Charles a. Cline
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-02-19

X, seymour of Ne@ York, died
4e the house Of AIr. Conkl;n
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-02-19

OF the city mayors that intend to have
a bill presented amending the prohibi-
tory laWs-that their respective cities
may be accommodated withsaloons and
thereby save them the trouble of enfor-
clng the law The same cry of failure
has come time and again about Kansas.
We can only give statistics to vindi-
cate our cause in the former state, and
the words of our we'll known w. G. T..
q. lecturer Mrs. Helen NJ. Cougar, in
the latter, In meeting of the Iowa
State Alliance "reports from district
vice presidents showed determined
and successful efforts to enforce the
| prohibi1try law" Statistics from sew
enty clerks OF courts show 225 iniunc-
tion casts under the prohihtory law,
while there have been 42O cases in
court 1dr violation of the law. 372 of
! these cises We're successful. 269 coun-
ties shdW d decrease in criminal prose-
cutions since the law went into effect.
42 counties an increase.
Theconvention adopting the follow,
ing, With othey resolutione: lst. That
the saloon should never have legal en-
istancp in Iowa. 2nd. I'ledging Gov
Larrabee hearty support. 81. Asl,
the legislature to strengthen the weak
places in the prohibitary law. 4th. Gov
Larrabee stands firm for the enforce
nent of the law, and will see that tht
rrcraant mayors dc the same.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-02-19
Original,

EDITED EY Mrs. L.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-26
AlalTEilG The BAKING Powders.
Royal the only absolutely pure baking pow
der made. Action Of the New York State
Board Of Health

Tdr tie direction Of the New York sae Board Of Health
ehtyOur different kinds Of baking powders, embracing al tn
brands that could be found for sale the State, submitted
. examination and analysis BY Prof G. F. CHAzDIEz Mem
Der Of the State Board and President Of the New York CITY
Board Of Health assisted by Prof EDwARD G. LOVE- the wen
known late United States Government chemist
The Official report shows that large number Of the powder
examined were found to contain alum lines many Of them
uch an extent IS to render them seriously Questionable tor u
IN the preparation of human food.
Alum was found in twentyuine samples This drug is EN-
pOysd in baking powders cheaper their cost The presence
Of lime is attributed to the impure Of tartar Of
uerce used in their manufacture Such Of tartar a
analysed and found to lime and other impurities in some
samples the Of ss per cent Of their entire weight
An the baking powders Of the Market with the single e1ceP
ton Of Royal" mot including the alum and phosphate powders
which were long discarded unsafe inefficient by
dent hOukeeper are made from the impure Of tartar of
commerce. and consequently contain lime to corresponding
extent.
The only baking powder yet found by chemical analysis to
BE- entirely free from lime and absolutely pure is the "ROy"
This perfect purity results from the exclusive Of
tartar specially refined and prepared by patent processes
Of the N Tartar Co., which totally the taate of
lime and other impurities The of this chemically pure
cream Of tartar is much greater than any Othe and
count Of this greater used baking powder but
the Royal"
Prof LOVE- who made the analyses Of baking powders fol-
the New York State Board Of Health, well for the
Government says of the purity and whOesomenes Of "ROyd"
81 have tested package of Royal Baking Powder which
purchased in the open Market and find composed Of pure
and wholesome ingredients 1t Of tartar powder OF
high degree Of merit and does not contain either alum
phosphates any injurious substances.
az G. LOVE, PHD.n
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-26
---~.,--------.--~--
The Last Chance
TO BBE WATER FRoaTaEE On
aloTT cav aT RElsoa-
ABlE Prices.
81 to g per front foot
VIZ HAvE HEKE APPOINTED
w agcnn fw
LADD'S ADDITION"

To ths city q Seattle. which comprisss
so.a A. : and ). ~ scosion - ano ~ - 49,
tA,sn ~. tOsasnap - n.srah. r1nRu ) eaek
no~r slnalnn 1--we. AID Ws aroaaInsraaoa
u aeAi tls a1llu aAr Eauln "a a, ~ ~ kaualk
kAoa, "a n1iaott BAY, aasa 4ssln 80 ~ 83o
~. iok NOS w.ster ErDnG.ea.
Ahl1 - ~ lar tsao chsapask properly n
tnat part " tzs cttls asa - oosalkl alls
lAia 0ut aeoaseing ~ US topoarapny ~
ne isAUano.
Esrtlss anvest.ng In this property now
caaAnot huap eak nlaku naaasy.
AkhMS-ss PEk CRaE Down. BALANCE
N ;. .. AAD ~ A0~Ths. Al ~ skkckAx
1atle, U. \. patent % W. y Ladd. the
R0aEnaa mlilioanAro banker. " akrMntY
ueuA lem suaAaa aaad VA. ~ Geo n. kaE-
tAneuE. khnItea W kakt-ngeE. wno Mall
slve warranty dsea. No nnTTnk rKxAsE
N EAhrA.
a lev blocks. only, for sale a. these
tslcea and "a thces .crnla.
oaDposs soo ~ = o,uck e $50 or t90o.
Aoa pa ~ t,sr ccnt aowns tswls. ~ "
Slcu no idaoze E4SAGeats COR monlaa.
"a soun - tilo oea2a4e, AsAkn Ehuru and
hksteEn railway coEnmenco w0.E yonr
naOck WILL ~ worth ve1a1 tho,1.nn.i TO-
AAru. Aoo thureby l1ak lew oOiiafs %
nAAke y staAe.
10 NOT bas this property tin you md
o0t prAces " Adjoining properly. and u
The fr1cu @1ken w rs 10 hoe ~ per eenk
lass tnan you cnn g5s other pEopufIy I'D
lolAlin8, o. IA tnnl vluinlty, We val make
you p-e1ent " = block. Try it aud pss.
We ahnai positively Withdraw thus naai-
tlon Ton me lnatket, ~ thoao press.
" hen ens-thnd " Is ~ sold. THEse AkK
0Uh INSTRUCTIONS.
N. h.-N Q hsreDy offer and have par-
chasefs tor eye4y acre Of land within enc
hAlL mile VI tbs aaeition. IA any attec-
lion. ~ $50 pr acre.
c. 6. PAlMMEV q CO..
James street,
aua6dw Opposite Occidental Hotel
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-26

n ~ ssgsIIu.aal s u Iaee.a
Nsus has aprsransIv ben ssnsuss1d p
! .ksla - fhs paa to mau1ha Ard
- ma - . 5szY silly. peauiaaa sd
nl-ases shiId - thnt. o. Eridsg lasl
IS uroGs - sxirsmsi9 fooiish srt.sls
bssauas Mlnnls Hsak sans % saallis
81 t,s nsosnfnn bsat. izsssna 81 ualsfna
& Tnsuaa nntn ~ aflslnoon. which
was satlrslY hsE osn hasinaaA Il = ;
MISTER 81 snail impsEsauea. bat tha
cs1-IszHsxlozzcrn dlalitss - ~ ne
Iyusnaiisa q the IeEritary diszraesd
~ suah lnGaniile pestisknsu2.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-26


The platform adopted By she Rspub-
leans Of Connecticut AZ their recent
Convention contains the following
plank,
~fn the present condition az our coast
Notifications the eoantfY stands pfAo
tloally desansslees Il i incapable Of
conducting International controversies
unun EQUAL terms, and Il iiAblu 10 shame
fni humiliationa. prompl and anas.
Relio actlan u q high and Immediate
duty. We commend the Republican
Senate for its patriotic attempts %
Meet lhe emergency, and declare che
namooFatia House of Representatives
without axcnaa on pallialion for lee re-
funAl 10 eoapeFato."
Thls is not only very veil stated bat
Il has Ne RseaieF virtue 81 being very
tRua. No accusation which can be
heoaghl against the DemooEaay can Be
moso damAeina 70 q than that % re-
fusine absolutely 20 hssd We demsnds
e Ne peopis n regard % he vsry in-
poRtani matter Of provtaing The cities
and harhosa Of car seahaasd with ads.
quais psosaaaioa aeainal attack. The
lsnees he neallaonos q he Houas Of
Representative n lhis matter is re-
9nrdsd, Ne mosa ineompFshsnaibla Il
appeaEa. Il Twas not beeaase shs Deno.
cratic Representative did nss have Ne
situaiioa pEopeEly pointed eat - then,
tAal her failed 70 compsshsad H. Ths
pres Of Ne ooaniFy, absolutely without
regard 10 party lines, has for years been
eemanding he construction q ads
quals eoasi detsnsea. and iaal e. the b.
Rlnnina 81 he Lass session Of Coagrum
Tie attention. Of he whole eoantry was
called 20 the necesaisy Tor action Ia shs
matter By 10 lesa psmoaFAiie leader
and Statesman than sapael J. Tildea.
Il b noe geneFally kaown thai sam.
nsl J. rildans great letter Ga the sab
ieci Of coast defenssa was prepared with
ne idea thaa IL uoald Be inssSted d
RFesidsnt olsvelAna's annual message.
Il Wa offered 10 the Prssideas Cor thai
paEpoas. out waa Saftly refused hy Mr..
CeselAnd, who Vas thea. ~ nov. in
eaea with Ne iasA that ihs sapsams
ead and AAm u gOvefnmsns Is 10 an tie
treasury and kecp Il full. Disappointed
In sscaEine he esdoEsement u he aa
minis,rasAan, Ms. TilAsn soaeht aone
msihod q plaoine his letter hstore ths
eoanify ~ an expsesaioa 81 ne opiniea
- retired statesman. VIA ssAnaias
almsst vishin tie shadow a asaaa.
eoHla have no 0siSaa save q sacaro tAs
sod q bis eoantry. lie aaaliy Aia -
o. Ne sxpeaisat % aadros iae Il Il
epsAker Carlisle. ana 10 thAl shaye 4
waa given % Ne peopls.
AR. Eliaena uAFning. hosUver. wAs
unhesaed hy IA Derassraay. wAieA go.
uaahia - re- - Ne hsahs e % sner,
soaey fesaxainea b All eva uhea q
prepaE eeaEse a. acsioa was pqintea oai
b. ~ swn laadss. Il sAs Repahasau
parry esaiEaa ~ taaue upon uhish Il sss
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-26
Democratic County OOnVsntlOn

THE DEMOCRATIC COUNTY con-
4 vcntion Of King county viii recon
vens at 1aslera HAL on Wednesday. Oct
8. 1855. e II o'clock =. N for the purpose
anctlng such ether business as may prop
eFly come bsfore it.
Precincts net already repre- ented are
requested to hold primaries and to send
delegates aocording 70 the apportionment
already announced.
fly urder of the Democratic County
Committee. g. u. kMhRY, Cha