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The examiner. (Hartford, Conn.) 1881-188?, 1886-07-03
p.r.a,,a, Cardiff. wales.

LONDON, June 3o.-Mr. Parnel I'D
dressed an audience of 5000 persons, a
majority of whom were Irishmen, at Car
diff, Wales, Monday night. He was re-
ceived with the greatest enthusiasm. He
commenced by remarking upon the cour'
tesy and attention with which English
audiences listened to him. Continuing,
he said that Mr.. Gladstone had chosen the
very first instant possible to strike an ef-
fective blow for Ireland. Mr.. Parnell
concluded by a humorous reference to the
Times having printed a letter froGn COM
mouer dated Saturday, commenting upon
Mr.. Parnelrs speech on Saturday night
He said they smust either have drag
ged the commoner out OF bed, or the
printers devil wrote the letter.
The examiner. (Hartford, Conn.) 1881-188?, 1886-07-03
PROSPECTS OF HOME RULE
ESTIMATES ON rHE RESULT or
THE ELECTIONS.
BrsghtsS Slcnce---The Marquis of
Lorne a GlRdstoniam.

Rrsght'S Silcnce.--The Marquis OF
Lorne "a GIadstonian.
LONDON, June 3O.-The MinIsterialists
continue hopeful OF obtaing small ma
Jority at the coming elections. At the
National Literal Club the majority for the
the Government is estimated ut twenty.
The Unionists are confident of n maj jority y,
their estimates ranging from forty TO
sixty.
The betting at the Consery atives clubs
Is two to one. Elections Will be held 10
thirty six districts on Friday next. includ-
ing Manchester, Liverpool, Leeds, Aber-
deem and Bristol. One hundred and forty
| four Unlonists candidates remain unop-
! posed i'll Great Britain. against sixty
three G Gladstonians. N
The Rev. DIR. Allon, leader OF the Nom
conf0rmlsts, has Joined the Unionists. II e
| was formerly II stcadfast adherent of Mr..
Gladstonc. 1t is thought his detection will
have much influence among the dissen-
ters.
Mr.. Bright stin preserves silence regard
ing the letter addrts ssed TO him by Mr.
Gladstone in which The Premier demanded
that he be accepted flom the assertion
made by Mr.. Fright in u letter to Mr.. Ry-
lands, Liberal Cnlonist that one year
ago all Liberals held Mr.. Rylund's opin-
ions concerning Home Rule. Mr.. Bright's
silence is attributed To his intention to
reply to Mr.. Gladstone in his speech OH
Thursday.
The Conference of the Irish Methodist
Church, by u vote of 1877 to 90, has Coli
demned Mr.. Gladstone's Home Rule
policy.
Mr.. Healy announced at the meeting of
the National League i'll Dublin that the
Parnellites ould contest every Parlinmen-
tary seat in Ulster as all answer to the
boasts of the lLyaliSs about their long
purses.
Mr.. Findlater has refused to contest St.
Stephens Green (Dublin) Division for
Parliament. Sir Edward Sullivan will
therefore become the Unionist candidate
in the harrington interest.
The Marquis of I4orue will contest the
Sevenoaks Division of Kent In the coming
election as IL Gladstone candidate.
Lord Salisbury has written for publica.
tion a letter denying in detail every asser-
tion made by ~. Parnell concerning the |
alleged negotiations made OH behalf of the |
late Conservative Government to secure |
Irish support in return for The concession |
of Home Rule. He pronounccs every one |
of tine statements rs '.bascleSs fabrica-
tion.'
Mr. Parnell, i'll a speech at Chester said
that although Mr.. Gladstone had not given
the Irish evcryt hing they wanted, he be.
lieycd the Premier's proposals would lead
to a final settlement OF the Irish ques
tion.
The Irish Protestant Home Rule Asso-
citation has issued a manifesto in SUPPORT
dress at Leeds, warmly defended the
action of clergylnen in taking part IN the
noliticnl conflict He held that the clergy
had right to inculcate higher concep-
ton of public duty than that resulting
from mere party cries.
The examiner. (Hartford, Conn.) 1881-188?, 1886-07-03
NO POLAND Fofs ENGLAND.
wv. Gladstone Quotes IN On chevy
Chmse-Hks Ringing words.

LONDON, June 30.-Mr. Gladstone. in the
course Of his speech delivered at Liverpool,
said: ..It was here that first drew
breath. have drawn it now seventy six
wears. The time is not distant when l
shall pay my debt to nature, and these.
possibly, are the last words shall speak
in Liverpool"
Mr.. Gladstone quoted from the ballad
.Chevy Chase" 1.-The child unborn shall
rue the hunting OF that day." and eX-
claimed, elf idle and shallow pretexts be-
wilder the mind of the people, or il power,
wealth and rank overbear the national
sense, the child unborn shaltrue the voting
of that day.
81 entreat you to resolve that the civil
lied world shall no longer assert that Ire
land is England's Poland and to deter
mine that England shall no longer have u
poland. She has had it long enough.
Listen TO prudence, courage and honor
Ring out the old, ring in the new Ring
ont the notes of memory and discord,
ring in the blessed reign OF time c1
Op4ceo
The examiner. (Hartford, Conn.) 1881-188?, 1886-07-03
m0RrAL FoEs.
They Agree 40 Flgh4 u Duel 20 the
Dea9zn.

GATEsvILLE, Texas June 30-James
Cooper and James Van Wlnkel, fought a
duel on Brown Greek. III Coryell county.
Cooper was shot in the head and died in
few minutes. Van Nenkel was shot In
the bowels and he also died The men
were mortal enemies. having quarrelled
year ago over some cattle On Monday
they met on Brown Greek. and after some
hot words they agreed to fight to the
death. They measured off the ground
and each with his watch in hand waited
for the moment agreed upon for the
opening of the fire.
At the appointed time two shots rang
out almost simultaneonsly. Van Winkel
had received his fatal wound, but Cooper
was unhurt. Another round was fred
and Cooper fell with u bullet in his BRAIN
This is the story as told by Van Winkel
before his death. Tho firing was heard
by some ranchmen mile distant who
attended the men.
The examiner. (Hartford, Conn.) 1881-188?, 1886-07-03
PAN ELECTRIC REPORT
The Majority Report Publtshcd-The
Minorisy Report 10 be Presented


WASHINGTON. June 3O-The Republi-
can members of the investigating COM
m1ttee of the Pan Electric Company gave
out their report Tuesday. 1t is signed by
the four Republican members, Ranney,
Millard, Hanback, and Moffat. Chairman
Boyle will present his report Wednesday.
Of Mr.. Garland, the report of Mr. Ranney
says:
1.-The best that can be said of him is
thBt he lent himself TO this scheme be.
cause he got stock for nothing. If he was
not active in it Himself, he suffered his
name and influence to be used by others" !"
A resolution by Mr.. Boyle was adopted
by all the Democrats. 1t sets forth that
It Is the belief of the House that Messrs.
Garland, Goode, Atkins, Johnston and
harris have been guilty of nothing dis
honest or dishonorable. There will be a
brief Recommendation of this resolution.
signed by the five Democratic members
OF the committee. but Mr.. Hale will pre- :.
sent his general report on the investiga-
tion.
The examiner. (Hartford, Conn.) 1881-188?, 1886-07-03
una Labor Denomination.

that the Central Labor Union has decided
to call out one hundred and twenty trades
and labor clubs, to parcipitate in the de-
monstration to be held in Union Square,
July 5. Four stands will be erected for
speakers, and it is thought that $4,000
men will be present. The primary object
is to encourage Mr.. Gladstone in his efforts
to secure home rule for Ireland.
The examiner. (Hartford, Conn.) 1881-188?, 1886-07-03

A Speech by ths FFIhCe OF
LONDON, June 3o.-The Lord Mayor
entertained the Prince Of Wales and
number of distinguished colonists at the
Mansion House Tuesday night The
Prince of Wales made a speech in which
he said that the colonial exhibition would
mark an epoch in the Queens reign. The
greatest pride of his life was to knit
together in bonds of friendship the colonies
and England. He hoped to form perma
nent colonial museum in London. He de
clared that all had one great desire al
heart, namely, to preserve the unity and
strength of the empire. [Cheersl
General Middleton responded to the
toast. s.The Canadian Militia" and the
MARQUIS of Lorne to that Of 'FThe Colonial
Empiren
The examiner. (Hartford, Conn.) 1881-188?, 1886-07-03
TN. Ch,pch bug Pest.

HILLsBoRo, ILL.,, June 30.-Chinch bugs
have made thier appearance in this section
in vast numbers, and are doing consider
able damage TO crops. They did but little
damage to the wheat, but are leaving the
wheat fields and attacking the corn. and
nothing but continued wet weather can
save it from destruction.
The examiner. (Hartford, Conn.) 1881-188?, 1886-07-03
NeNV Hnn1nnhlre. .

CONCORD, n. fl, June 21.-The first
ballot for Governor in the Democratic
Convention. Monday, resulted in the nom-
ination of Thomas Cogswell, Of German
town, he receiving $40 votes of 432.
The platform pledges support to Mr..
Cleyeland's administration and congra t.
ulates him upon his success.
The examiner. (Hartford, Conn.) 1881-188?, 1886-07-03
xv,,cn,ur ..,e mackerel.

OTTAWA, June 30.-Mackerel having
struck in along the coast of Prince Ed
ward Island, the Department of Fisheries
has ordered the Government cruisers to
watch the fisheries there. The Conrad,
Terror, and Critic have been detailed for
the service. The steamer Lansdowne will
also be sent to the same coast.
The examiner. (Hartford, Conn.) 1881-188?, 1886-07-03
-,..ns,.uapoIi. sssen.inel,, sold.

Ixn1ANApoL1s, Ind, June 3o.-Negocia-
+;ons hooking to change of ownership OF
the Indianapolis Sentinel, which have
been pending for some time, have been
nerfected, and the establishment will pass
into the hands OF w. j. Craig. The con-
sideration is said to be S61, 600. Mr..
craig will act as the managing editor, and
the force OF writers will be Increased, Dut
no changes win be made at present.
The examiner. (Hartford, Conn.) 1881-188?, 1886-07-03
R.,,roaa Ru,la.ng in enc xess.

CHICAGO, June 3o.-Railway Age pub
fishes a statement showing the number OF
miles of n railway track laid in the North
west and West since January l. lt In
lao miles. against $50 miles in the first
half of the last year. The estimates for
the entire year in the same territory are
q, 600 miles. against 3. 200 miles last year
The examiner. (Hartford, Conn.) 1881-188?, 1886-07-03
. N.xv Comic opera 10 London.

LONDON, June 30.-Frivoli, new comic
opera. was we'll received at the Drury
Lane Theatre though 1t suffered some
what from a long drawn plot. Herve's
music In distinct advance on his previous
works.
The examiner. (Hartford, Conn.) 1881-188?, 1886-07-03
HYJFOph o bia.

MILAN, June SO.-The municipal autho-
rites have decided TO found u Pasteur in.
stitute. ~'
VIENNA, Jun. 8o.-Dr. Ullrnan q =.
commenced to operate according to 2
teur's system.
The examiner. (Hartford, Conn.) 1881-188?, 1886-07-03

ST. Louis sends $1,000 10 Aid the
Irish.
ST. LOUIS, June 3o.-At an adJourned
meeting of the ladies and gentlemen OF
this city, interested in the success OF tne
irish cause, 81, 800. received since the last
meeting, one week ago, was ordered to be
sent TO DR.. O'Reilly, of Detroit, to be for
warded Immediately to Mr.. Parnell
The examiner. (Hartford, Conn.) 1881-188?, 1886-07-03
PLANES on ,ne Pacific Coast.

ALrURAs, Cal, June S0.-The entire
business portion OF this town was de-
stroyed- by fire yesterday. Loss, SEQ. 600.
partially insured.
The examiner. (Hartford, Conn.) 1881-188?, 1886-07-03
poNr1FIcAL HIGH MASS.

The Pontifical High Mass was then be.
eun by Archbishop Johu j. Williams, or
Roston. The music Of the mass was rem
dered by a selected choir OF slxty-Iour
voices. and was Of very high order. Rev.
Father Joseph Graf being the olrec.or.
..Haec D;es ;, sung at the offeratory, was
comnosed especially for the occasion by
Mr q T. Stehle.
The examiner. (Hartford, Conn.) 1881-188?, 1886-07-03
THE
EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY.
T H E

a purely cooperative association, comprising in
dlylduais of various creeds, professions and ma
tionalities imbued with the Sentiment of a com
mon humanity-loving freedom and hating oppres-
slon-extends the hand OF fellowship, aud soiicits
tne cooperation OF all lovers of humanity who
would see misery banlshed from the land and ms
hce reign supreme.
Whether on life's peaceful plain
Or in the battles van
The only fight that's not in vain
LIS where we fight for man.
The examiner. (Hartford, Conn.) 1881-188?, 1886-07-03
socialism I'm Germany.

hope that she will improve In time. There
is much sympathy expressed for her.
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IxTTKR YsoaE ARCHITECT BOONE.


FORT erEILAoeoM, sept. ), 1886.
TefAs Board ef Buiidiz7 Commission
srs. H0spisai for EneaRs-aENrLRMkx.
find that there has been absut 81, 900
briek laid dnFina the m0nth Of August.
an willing 20 aliow en- estimate on the
ssulh ward and for four and q half fest
from dooF line Of the north ward and
foF about the same height on the center
building, appFoximatine 10000 brisk a.
e12 per thousand. The remaining 100
GO shall not allow for, a. the vera "a
impeFfectly doae and should he rejected.
10 allowing an estimate on $4,000 as
above. u muat no1 be considered as .
anal aessptaacs Of the work on ny part.
that the work hes been done e. spsei-
led, but that Il Waa d8ne with The aane-
ton Of TIE OommisaioRarA
] viii sllow the following a. an esgi-
mate fer ahe month Of August;
loo brick a. eI2...........e s.60e col
SIS bbls osmsnt - et6s....... 1851 IS
Oaat tron ................... IS CO.
A8III.ssss sasa ss.aass..aess.ss .N.s1a@ ~
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o. Tnss1ag lonf BspssuaalIss q
- r1lr IzlEzz rzz Tiiufsus ~ Hss-
paal fus Ennsns - elmiaonom-
rs ~ alrusluns wsn be . lazRs ana
spnnedisus hailAinx uhtn aona. and
1issid BE- utzonz and azrnhls K pEopesiy
b1ilA
zrsrT 1pp1Etanilg waa EtTan ~ ~
prsaenf a1chfAsas, Mr. Proslor, ana b
II. Rsfney. ne euuaxaaioE, for a. sx-
hminaAi0n Of che huildEnR and tie
nssthods q eoestEuelion and Ne male-
Eiais ussd. Also d. Waaehop. shs 81
pefintendsnt e Ghs hsspital. and Mr..
Weo3rnd. ths sasozntanf, aho@ed cur
osaR fha entire h1apisal
axgnnds mnd bmfidtnRa and gave him
fras annsss q che FensK1s. as TIE Law
pfe4idea shall donR.
TIE malsIiais uzed ID congirustina IRE
go huiidiaa--tme, eome1i, sAnd, ium-
eeE. iron Woxk ard nails. exooptigR only
ne bFink-a~pear % b 0xg9 class u
every pafticaiaE.
ne sonirack ard spsci6anfions call
feE coed. bard, merohansahis brick.
vita the exeepti0n of possibly one han
dFeo thouaaRds nouo a the brick n
the airaeiuss ere ~ 90 the speciaea-
s1snas
Tts following rspoEts and pEoussdfnas
aEe oupied from tha records Of the Beard
Of CommiGaioAeFs.
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c. GR. S. r. R.


ENOR FRANKLIN. black N til4
= and ntsrmedia1s s,atlcna t4iz. 9
TAm
HorNswcaslls and informedia1e .l1l
daily as 10 and fos1o z. s.. ed =. g.
Returning aEFiFe - 4eNlll4 Ll1N &s
river exlen8lon a. A.f4 D. NJ, 4HA
Newcastle branch e SIC q. m. n ~ 10y
and a11hm.
RaaaI = tiIns % Erunklin. ~ -
Running tine . NsHoa1tI1. ! \ -
y so' As'A +. ). nTLxER ssgl.
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STEAMER HELEN.
zoo coLBI. P0RTS ORCHARD AnB
WASHINGTON.

IN BTKAMKR HELEN, WI
lEllia. MaaGar, laavas HMFrfnH
Ton 4 smith wharf somft1a. every MnmdaY
wednesday and friday. - 80 4 M, ~
fioloE. Mlsehalfs Pafnt. haad 81 purt o..
e. - e n, kead a Pau 0rchard ~ 10 Il
n MitrhEIlas Po.nfa e. tos18 q N. CnIfT II
n. arfiylna q 1eattla aboat 80 n n.
fWosdaE. Thzznday and 9aturday. DIV
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Tbs rcapoofxe caasts Csstra comzhises
~ nv FcQ1cs,st = aaEntsa e1tsais has
80 @Rsit ~ tee seetsise. Aed heFaHliesa
aeBlF1 l11l1 Mr4 10 eeteeo - r1HlEE rs -
Eitfna. EAKlEA Chktrm4a
B D ArHnnaA. aesae.arE -
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ne ser and nal1cisa .1sal4 nst fzn % eall q
lin kha pecl1f kna visited IL ho1pila1a q
nllupe an1 obtAlned glazt daai q Ealuael.
lnlermAliso ukien n d eoups11ut - Impair
y teoss n nssd 81 III o1rvleM. Oh. 0IDbON
eoumMnle&ti1nn sixlstly esnadamtiai. nana
eEn ouIlnfa 81 . narkars 81 Ba9iutua. A.
4fua Oh. ,. =. 6IBD0N. nez 1o1I, aan FRA
ciNoo. Oil Hentias Pnsg-I~Fssssiss-
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- ? ~ , - T177lI7ls { = . n
TIE uaoetlnRs a. seaheek. Per- 0amhie. Rort
Ms4tNea, PIT k,aaesy. Neacaasia RsaGoa.
hssc& Dian "a. fltasFine afd seatlte VII
shea
~ orasr - penezrElte Csausy cammffer
G p BakRx, cAairuza.
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uAeAInaTon
sIkAMBoAT TRAM1FlFn e
Carrying the u.a. Mall.
fasama, Isaills { RsnI.Vnsni l.sh

ONE OF THE ". g. go
T. Cos etoAmara
tttaahI1Htun O. Hdtfhl
Wtn run dallF hatusen nnc1na ~ Si.-s
Iuwn1nn1, lo4Rlmg Tnqoa,a nnra ,s.,sssi
g train and t0nohinR AZ nf1le. Rss4
Madison. tort Gambia, Port lnl6a SO
Port IoWnsend. RetlrnlnR is3vz -
1ownsena eveET daT tszospt ~ 81 s1i
SEaTTlE-unaTe0m a,s
he steamer ~ n UHuUsN IN
leave Seattle every sunday, Xt - sn1
fnurS1A1 eVu1AnN ulcAncE. as9 s t'-se.
calling a. MuEiIeo TulaitH rsisin
Oak HaE1uEs UizAlnag, Assesses -
AMaooElA 9uamna HHnIlH @s's1sssr
HelllnghAm and elAoma
RaturnAnH Wlu lave VA ee s.1.s
MondAT, WEDNESDAY, end HFI.aT f111
lngA e 3 oiclook, flE S1nll|a 49,
iltalunedta1o p1latD IN the waH.
SEATTlk-xkAcl RIVER nalITg
1he steamer BAMmW WIN leave aseasla
fer akAEi4 river ana wnE pmta erar1
Monday an4 THURSDAY. RIluE1ine 1
eagB and fri9ayA
Ear fraighf ana pnnsara nnn1r a @
panTB once On Xealers v hsrk ff6a ril.
Tie hoe11 a. tie zane wharf
mEll-4 exc. 81 dAC0HH Eg.
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The above bin was referred 10 the
architect. 10 not havicR been approved
By him a. provided By contract, and the
same is reported bask IS follows;
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sNoRE mAH8@
lE - M.1s III
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DR H ID. EinNnAEaR -lfear Hlrs Ecn
NeaIa I nnd hsan n1.cz1d VIII 3 AeaEy,
pa1nf1i feeling - NJ ocl9s111s 4aa -
nlEat Wolla oe Gounloo VIA alnlc4lA
nFaa4hiusE cogEhlnE ana oxpoot9Ea11n6.
- that han oaa AEll8 rnlk 4 va VeEJ
mllaeeanle IRON 9aIs cal2Erh e ne he4As
naaa ana k1e az1mEzA. 4ue Wa1cn c9a1a
and ~ relief. ha4 bssn pEcnounca0 N
curAhla whsn 4 eoaght yo4r care and
Eraa1nant frum Wh1on 4 ruoatro4 Ro.ioz
II few aagA resuks4zE ~ . peknAnant
ezra
sram what know q DE. LpnzAkera
prnGasnionAl ska ano uoarngnh lisa
can most hearl1ig recommend al peraon1
assurance thaa thnF wla ruca1Ne ma8t *
eezIenK pralnanina.l and mo4tcat Ere45'
meat ClAEg n. bAv1A
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cKyERAL fO.xcRE TRACTS NEAR
~ the city.
A nnmhss q good dwelling houses con,
vonient 70 street car line,
Ghoteo Inside property that viii pay q
good per coHt On the Investment.
Sense choice blocks and iota II Com
stock addition.
some f,ns i0fa n North seattle cheap
iolg ~ y. 3 Dennyl8 Park Addition
Also. soma farms and farm tsno4-
We have sWo o. thraa aAWmiila for sale,
elau monaY % loan. Ia fact We arc pre-
pared % Accomm. date any and every hody
thns tonnes along.
NkFNER q DEBHON,
aus so1i Commercial street seattle
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Reward for d Mlssng ROai

wWrRRn NEOM RunIaNGS BOAT
III hanee. Aus, - hF one tAsk HAycA .
Whftrhan aaAf about IS feet lcus. I tcet
hsrrSs nssntad Whito oataite. with xesn
$780, lee. Vellnu taaide aad EFe foof .
vita Ne. ID 81 each esde e eeN and oa
sierra. NFan49d hrcteN,s - tl.nst,,
e~Krrtm N. 81 Y en- iNstda q atafa hcAEd
49, - esrA afaa " 41erm peMa
N rnmand ~ 1ia wth - 80 toE ~ ~
tnrn a. ~ Hal sal and U4fs az BUD
tones fea1 tfeeea seastla. ". 7.
Pc hex So 80
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- q 49,.

". e. BooNH, 6ups.
On Sept. 7th the Beard held q meet
lna. and from The records of its proceed
inzs he following extracts have bssn
made;
Ths written resignation Of Mr.. Bsone
was read aud By 3 vete Of tuo 10 che
refused acceptancs, Mossra. ShAunsn
and rullia voting no and Mr.. Pam.
phfeY aye.
Later on ths sans day The archiseea
Was called % and asked % state What
had b eu done IN regard b tha oan-
demusd bfiokwork. aad he stated thai
nothiuC had been done; that the oaly
wAs be eould aseept the wall we 30
tear down q poFtion 81 Il aad Febaild,
uniess The Board would abscRAts bis
ecntFaot with them and grant him dis
cert hta resignation and make q neu
Bork noe pagfoFmed II acoordanHs gifk
oonssactoE's specifications. He STATED
thai "a VS. nttaRiy impossible 70 make
the eantrAetar On tbs bgiekw0rk Do the
verb properly % furnish proper ma.
trial. ana that t0s only thing Vas 70
eundamn he wsii and stop the uosk.
II tie prea1nt coalFactof vas % co1-
ttnaa On. ths A-eAitset musl have a.
sielNDce. bat u tba bo1dannen were 70
take cARFQa Of the weEk and qua On an
an hnnast an& sompetent foreman
And Sappiy asoeptahse bFick, Be
soaid llks 10 be ~ appointed 81 AFeAi-
tssi and Superintendent. and w3ald
hAve oBly aaeh pasti0aa 81 tie usll
pefiea doH1 - ~ deemad an1osatalg
nsosssary Cos Ne safety and pFoDsE eOa-
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N@M THE sTKAMER
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SNOOUALMlE FALLS

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Democratic Meetings

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EDWD D. DOWNING q CO.
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