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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-10-08

Gs lift Elm 9roulames @abrport: sc II t
ser 2ebenbeb atre6t! !" 8tsmarG
Iebt u1b Scatter Srieort6 1T toot; folgz
It9 bat 8tsmar6 re6t! 9tdntltd er 6at
re6t in ben Qugen aller Streber, &rte6er,
9eu9ler u1O ieter nieDrtgiten Sfl1Oen BON
alien: Der frettptItgen &netbte.
SIS lit eth tDtoerDQrttgeS, Elm 5u9let6
@fel un0 S6refen a1regenoeS S6aulpteI,
tpel6es it6 in Dem Strett I'M be8 D~eritor>
benen &aiiers SrieortG Gagebu6bldtter
bQrbietet. 6ter fon1ntt Elm iett pielen .Jabren
I'M tnneriten Wtl1fel peS Screens aufgez
ipei6erter Grimm 1n6 6aB, Der bis oabtlt
our6 Die Sornten beS W0DlanItanoes unO
Der voienitlt6en @6rfur6t" Deroedt tpar,
gum idDen NuSbru6. WaS lett Sabr5ebnten
nur III engiten &retiet geflititert tDuroe: :
bier brt6t IS alf ettrnat in geQenoem WftBz
flang berpor: yl1nler Srtb" bat I'M Snner7
iten ietner Seele ben ~ciiernen &an5ler 1tes
mails letDen mD9eu, u1o 0teier bat i'm
Snneriten ietner Seele %,uniern Srtb"
etnerietts ais eiten liberalen 9braien7
BREEDER Dera6 tet, anoererieits alS oen
oeretnlttgen 6erri6er, Der leine Goes &at3>
lers) &retle itOren tonne, auf's grtmntgite
ge6aBt.
06er unb bieies N6er seiot, 6aB Der
tpltbenoe 20tpe ii6 uuter ltmitGnben aud
10 melt oemittbi9en farm, bic Golle beS liitis
gen Su6leS 81 ipielen bieie Gera6tung
lno bteler Sab tom1nen crit gegen ben
to0ten Scatter gum Nusbru6. Dem
lebenoeny lpenn AUDI i@on gum Iooe
ertranften &ailer, bat berielbe ~ipiitbenbe
Soipe als "treuer 0iener" Die 6ano 9e-
tlbt.
Nls in 9etp5ig Der neue frantic &aiIer unb
per &an5ler 5llamnentrafen, legte SSener
lstn etgenbdnotg geidrtebeneS Gegierltugsz
Nro9ramm Dor. Sober SAB 6eIielben
entbtelt cine MiBbiuigung Der bis oaz
BIN I'M Namen OeS alten Q8i[e
helln betriebenen &an3lerz Bolitif. 81
lantt au9 Die Spra6e, 10 i6arf unb
tlar mar Der @eoanfen> Sn1alt 6teles fatz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-10-08
SeMtfM 1tnS 9SreuRtS@&

Gin elmer anberenS STEELE 6er beutigen0eumz
r1er tbetlen mir 0tejentgen Sbeile 0eS in Der
Oeutl6en Gunoldau DerDfentli6ten Sage
bu6S oeS (Dautalt9en) TronprinSenSrteDrt@
Q6ilbelm nit, tDeId1e Die yStaatsqez
betmnte e" entbalteu, ,pegen oeren
GerOffentli6ung Der friibere Danieatil0e
@eianDte uno Brofe1or Or. @eff6eu
Jest auf @ebetB DeS ebenio alI11dcbttgen, pie
radgiertgen ulto unperi09nli0en etlernen
&anSlerS bon Dem in lold)en Otngell auez
Seit gebDrialnet un0 bisnitiptIt9el1 9teidSz
geridtc 9 earn / m t, B. :. ms 3ubtbaus,
ODER in Berbannultg unb SOB getrleben lperz
ben iGu. = Q8aS iDn1t in Dem 3agebude
itebt, bat moDl gBertb fit Den filnftiqen
0el1i1tSldrelber, tOelder et1 G1arafter>
bib 0eS 4ailers Trieorib III. Seihnen
mill, aber fetle %belonpere 8e5ie6ung auf ben
ieBt in 8eutl6latlD por it0 Qebenben Sfan>
bal. 9enn ELL SfanOal Dbne 0lei6en lit
Die gert6tIt9e Gertolguug beS QrDf. @effder.
SIS lit Suno9ebung graul amer Jta6luht
zines allnlG0ti9en WfanneS, tpie ite I'M II.
uno pieueibt mod I'M Is. Sabrburbsrt
bGufig u%ortar1, aber in Der 5"ipeiten 0dlfte
beS 10. S%abrbun0erts uner1Drt lit.
Q8er pie 5met Spalten QuS5ug aus benz
Taqebl6e pes perItorbeneu atpettelt belttz
I9en &ailers nit ultbefangenem Nuge
bur6lieit, lit iofort i'm 9eitB OeS OStaatsz
gebetmniieS," iiber beiien @nt6iilung Der
alte Some Don 8arstn 10 9rtu1mig briiut
ul1o ollie letne &ettert1, YuDslz uro SSagoz
bunbe 10 iGnmerlt6 beQen, beulel1, tuinielt
unD fldfen. DteieS @~eDeimniB Iautet:
Sriepri9 @tlDelm (6riebrid ILL mar
bon @eiinnung Elm 9euti6er; iein
Gater unb beiien 8an5ler 8iSmard aber
iparen bon @eiiunung bur9 unb burd
8reuBen.- Sener tpini6te, DaB baS
&0nigreid 8reuBen in 0eut 6Iano
aufgebe; Oieie oagesen tDaten QtQes,
mas 1T ibrer Wta6t ItanD, unt Su 6etptrten,
oaB Oeuti hlano II Elm fu1nmerli9es
QGn1merl6tpdn50en an BreuBen Jet.
Oenienigen, tpel6e i6on lett a6t8e9n
Sabren 2eier Der ST.. StaatS5t9. itno, lit
ipenigitens bas 2ebtere niht melt. 9enn
bunbertruale lit an oieier Stelle Dara1f 6inz
qelpteien tporben, DAB benz altelt itarren
6obensoaet 8reuBeu @tIbelm bas
0eutl d. Il nj MIR duBerli6 angeflets
ftert mar; = DaB er lid immerbar als
8reuBenfOntg fiblte, Dem Die oelti6e
Scattered nut pie eth bergGngli9er Sitter
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-10-08
Gbtmefem attt. sanS btna1s !,

gta6 reifli6er lle6erlegutg bat Der 9rGz
Itoent GlepelanO baS @eieB untersetdnet,
tpel6eS y Die 3ulaiiung aler G6ineien
Die ni6t gum @eianotl9aftsperioual oeb0z
rem, oDer nit RetiepGiien periebene @elebrte,
Stubenten ODER &aufleute finD, unbez
btngt Derbtetet uno p ieoem inn
2anbe bereitS aniGiiigen G6inelen, Der cine
9teile nab ieinem 6eimatblanbe ma6t, bic
st iGfe0r perbtetet. 9teie lebtere
8eitimmung bat riidptrfen6e &roft, trtfft
allo aI6 iolhe G6tnelen, Die 1ab tbrer
0etntatb 9eretlt ltn0, ebe an bas borlieeeuoe
@eleb 9eOaGt puroe, 3. b. 81 elmer 3eit, 6a
ibnen nod bur9 baS beite6en0e @eieb bic
nngebtnoerte Gidfebr berbiirgt mar.
8ieIet6t mIirbe 6tele notwithstanding
mrng, tpenn ite ben@egenltanb zines 9edtsz
ltretteS btlbete, pom Sberbunoesgeridt fir
neutrality-suspicious. erflGrt Der6en; oQetn
9epiB lit bas nt6t. Senn Die 8un6esuerz
faiiung berbtetet Gin Sect. X. y nur ben
Staaten, @eiebe nit ridtpirfen6er &rQft
81 erlallen (no tat e shall pass any x
post facto la w, tporaus Elm ftnbtaer
2infsgelebrter folgern f0nnte, DaB Ser
8uno it6 Oteie beionbere gLrt BON gIieberz
tradt fir letnen eigenen @ebrou6 borbez
6alten bat. Sn6eiien lit es faum tpobrz
l6einltd, DAB Die Our6 baS @eieb b~etroffez
men Gbineien it6 I'M N66iilfe an Sic Sc
ri0te tpenOen meroen. Sic baben Don
amerifanil9em Jtedt unb omerifaniider
Gehtspfleae idon Getlltq un0 iiberQenltq err
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-10-08
Sic .,Gn0Idn0eri,t||.

Sn iet1en Gagebu6bGGttern oez
brar6t Der peritorbene &atler TrteBz
t t6 einnnnl ben Mus0rud: .@meineunb
metner Srau 0ufgabe", bic fretz
Aettlttbe GnttptGlung DeS neuel1 0eutiden
JtetDeS 81 f%oroerlt. uno in elmer anberen
Steue fligt er benz QuSipru6e, buB er ft6
ltnr nod aIS 0eutl6er (ni0t ais BreuBe)
fuDle, ben Nunl0 BET, ollie 0eutj1en l10daz
ten i'm unb ietne Trdu els bic S6rteen ltnb
ttdDt olS norooeutide NufDrtnglin0e be-
tra9ten. Cont lit pon ieiner syrat in BEN
Alf5et9nungen fetne Gebe. sic tpeiite,
OILS CT I'M SalIe oe5 SobreS 1870 un6 al Nnz
tang Deg SobreS 1871 in 9ranfrei6 ieine
Do19er5t9ef We0anten unb GiltitbluI{e uie5
Derldrtcb, fern bon ibn in Berlin; uro
aud N otelen Sa9ebu9bLdttern gie6t ct it'd
als gdn5lih lelbftitdnbig benfenber uno
fltDlenOer Otann.
0enno6 niro &aiIer Srie6rith lett bem
Sefanllttperoen Der Gogebu6sbldtter, niez
ger oruben uno buben BON 8 ismarG>
fne6 EN- ais Der uWeann ieiter sSralt"
btngetteQt; un0 wieber erbebt fi6 qeaen Die
lln9lltfltde Wtttme pes &atlers
S.rtebrt6 Der 9rpbrlf: IS lie Gnoz
ldnbertn". Sa Der faiierltde Sobn 6ot
es 9eouloet, oaB leine i1neroepriifte W1lttz
ter III Dem berii6tigten 8~ismarf'iGen
S6rtftftitf our geridtItten Gerfolouno oes
Yrotelior @etffelt, oils 6intrdgerin preuBiz
lder nno beutl6er GegierungsgeGeimntiie
nab benz brttii den 6ofe, bei6impft pirO.
Die Jtteoertra9t BON 8ismarG= fne6tiz
l6en beutl6ldnoii6en uub oeutId,eomeriz
tanilden 3eitungen gegen bic yerz
ipttttpete &atiertn Srieorid erreot
1elblt ben ltntptlen Des Wi[mo1feer
vSretoenfer", Der bod i'm 8rin,ip
9e8en ale &ailer un6 &aiiertnnen lit. ST.
lna8tt btesmal trefiero uno ritterGi6 =
Sol9enbes:
v0a itrb aud Sic Sebereien oeoen sic
IS n9lGnbertn", bic Qetitio bodlifehenbe
llno human un0 liberal 6enfen6e !Goiierine
g8ittwe SrteOrt6! Sa, lie lit Sic S,pd6fer
Der englii6en &0nt9in; aber tbr 0oter tnor
Elm outer 0euti6er, unb ibrem Wonne tnor
Tie oaS ltebepouite @Seib unb bic oufz
opfernpite 8fleserin. Sic that nidts. nm
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-10-08
@oue alto 9ttGer.

.9Benn man ben bur6 6ife Bidder gez
fibrten Streit ber beuti6en 2ler3te un6
Nlc&en3tes itber rt6ttge 8ebanblun9 Der
tpent
man ben Streit iiber Ben @srt6 Der q II o.
patDie uno s. om0ppatbie; ober
ipenn man ben @egeniab 3tpii6en Der b II L
fonti6cn un0 neptunti6en Orb
entitebungS> 2e6re Dur6 a0gemeine Bolts
Qlbitimmrng, 5. B. burb 6ie Stimmen
6tner Wfebr5a6l aaer 3%tpeibetntgen, pouiGbz
yen, mGnnli6en @elen sur @nti6eioung
I4en Dollte, 10 tpGre OaS I'M nt6tS ur@
Nger, ais nenn man Die Srage ~ e
bi6, pber ME menig 3pIIi d II B
ben 8ereir. Staaten beiliam lei, bur6 Die
9lbitinnmltng BON 10 WfiQiOnen Meni6en
snti6ei0en lafien mil, bon tpelden 8iele
lot einmaI leien unb I6reiben f0nnelt
W2tuionen feir b%eiieres 8eritanbniB
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-10-08

@uSlegung bes Semperensanbdngiels CUR
@!bteo9oerBlatform bur6 ietne urbebertnref
1T oenn bod garl3 oasu anget6an, PROFIT:
btt~tonStetnOlihe 9epublifaner, 3una1
DeutI3e, poaenOs fppfi9eu gu MAIDEN.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-04
CREATING Ssw COUNTIES.

Congress during the session Just
closed ratified Aoa confirmed the act
Of the legislative assembly OF New
Mexico IN creating the county Of san
Juan, The provision by which this
was accomplished was general and 60
thc ssieet tina, nothing "a the at ~
july ~. issG. t. prohibit ths passage q
local OF special laws ia the territories
shall he construed a prohibit the ere
alton by territorial leeif lstnTes q ucN
eoan,ies ard the Ioeauea OF the county
seats thereof This aei ~ IsS, has
bothered every territorial legislature
whtoh has haa sitting since it, app
prevail anl nssiority a the territories
have. in -p;se 81 il formed rev coua-
ties. trusting thar congress woalA
rs,ify their soFs This as wSi be
seen ~ ihe provisions Of the aes sct.
has hssn done
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-04
REDUCED NV REpn;LrcaSs.
Articles Not Produced In America
Put ON the Free List.

W Sh eao Atse
Boston Journal.
One OF the Democratic partyis favor.
tie modes OF attempting to impose
upon uniformed voters is to assert
that our present tariff Is war"
tariff, and this the Republicans never
have co.. scented and never xill consent
20 change 1t. How false such asser-
tons are the Nashua New Hamshire)
TeieeFapa very neatly shows in this
compact statement of some OF the
tariff changes for which the Republi-
can party is responsible.
The Republican party reduced the
duty on steel rails from SIS 10 $I7,
The Republican party abolished the
duty on coffee
The Republican party abolished the
duty on tea.
The Republican party abolished the
duty on hides.
The Republican party abolished the
duty on camphor.
The Republican party abolished the
duty ON indigo.
The Republican party abolished thu
/ duty on macaFoni.
The Republican party abolished ths
| duty ON nutmegs.
The Republican party abolished the
duty on bleaching powders.
The Republican party put sago oil
| the free list.
The Republican party put shellac OF
the free list.
The Republican party put raw sill
on the free list.
The Republican party put tin bar
on the free list.
The Republican party abolished tn
duty ON anthracite coal. and reduces
the duty ON hitnminous from 81 25 4
Is cents per ton
These are some OF the things whicl
the bourbon shriekers about the wa
tariff never refer 10.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-04
rrRs ESCAPES.


With the erection % many frame
buildings. which viii he utilized as
boarding and lodging houses, + pre-
serted the necesSitI of additional
municipal legislation in the matter 81
means ~ escape in case OF ere. The
number q residents ard visitors now
dwelling in wooden buildings is very
Large, and for their safety and protec-
ton I'll osly right that the city should
insist that tbs osneFs Of these dwell
lug provide adequate fire escapes, BY
means II which the occupants may he
abe 20 rust in security and feel assured
that thsy can easily save themselves
and their property in even; o. con
HAsraton. Every veil regulated city
makes such requirements by crfi-
nance. and the number 81 frame
dNelliars nov heinF erected In Seattle
for lcsixing house purposes j. sun
c5cntiy large 20 warrant the city gov
evameats giving It's attention h. the
matter in eeasea hcfese souse calamity
demonstrates the nses sSity ot 50 doins,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-04
ADvrsE NM.

Ads5~ your pemoez1<sc n<ighhcr d
sssdy w<ll the great qnesfiou o< ths
dag b<<or< css<inx hiz vote sn Tuesday
Asrsse him 20 rorsft<r hgw di~xs-
trous - washfnrtoa Terrisory sr<<
trade IN is most important inG1srsi<s
muss b.
Advise hfn 60 consider whether
those WHO are ensrzsye1 N The lzznser,
shinrte-making and hfick-msksnx m
snstrses I'll BE- benefited b. frre trace
in fho@e srri<iez-
Adxsae hina 20 eonxsier uhefh<- The
corzmnnsfy al large can be beaezsesi
~ disaster 10 ifs rorkingrnen Or 70
any portion a thsm-
Advise him 70 consider whether i II
not his duty 20 vote according 20 has
eosvirsioa q What i hest for sae com-
nGanity IA xhsEh he IfTes rather fhan
according 10 the di<tatzon a Tire free
trade bo@ses who have Secured csntroi
Of the Democrats organization
Advise hsn Ia read his tickss care
fully before gong 70 the polls and 70
he sare that il contains the asHeS Of
al Of the Republican candidates.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-04
az Axe INTERESTED

swh9s say the Dernocrasss Use
..,,a. a wa.hingtsn Territory are
- tnsereste,s in the tariff gsessss1''
f,r- delegate has no vote and y CAR
a. make the slightest differences
~h..her &c elect voorhees, or AAen-
Let "a zee. There Is 20 cosnil'oh-
.~.,sh which i. - much interested n
seeurss.r The defeat q the Nils bill a.
w..hinxtsn Territory. becaass ti'eFe
I. 80 other ~hese Interests are 20
reeksesssy stricken down ~ II y
.ss.ne. 40 the free list every important
s,,o.istcs except t~o. IL may he tArsa
,.saxrn for View York or SeE Jersey
hart a s free trade for Washington
Territory.
Itts true that oar delegate has 10
.a,. hu. i that any reason Why the
o,,nson Of those most greatly anecfea
hs the Mills bill shoald have no
-.,vht7 Does anybody believe that 7
Wellington Territory should declare
fcr free lumber il sould not eAse
powerfui argument from the protee-
ZIONIST and place il in the hands Of the
free traders.
-Four years ago the same Democrats
Who now urge that delegate has no
vote were imploring Republicans 70
vote for Voorhees, because OF the
forfeiture question. Yet the delegate
had no vote on that question any
more than on the tariff question. The
Democrats then urged that as this
territory was particularly interested IN
ths forfeiture question an expression
from its voters would have great
weight But the territory Is vitality
interested In the maintenance OF the
tariff, and the opinion OF its voters on
this sub,ect will likewise have weight
Vote for Alien and feel that you
have cast a vote which viii count In
favor OF the industries Of the terri
tarx
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-04
THE HILL CASES.

From the. beginning Of the canvass
in King county the Democrats have
sought TO make capital out of the cases
against exITreasurer George u. Hill
and his bondsmen. They have charged
that the Republican candidate, II
elected, would ,endeavor TO shield the
ex-onieial, aud that the leading Re-
-publlcans OF the county would like to
see the charges against him dropped.
II Is scarcely necessary to point out
the absurdity OF such assertions. Re
publicaus. like all good citizens, dctest
crime and desire 10 see all criminals
punished. They have no more sym
pathy for George D. Hill than they
would have Tor any other NAN accused
OF similar crime. and no more sympa'
thy for his bondsmen than they would
have for any other men who had been
similarly yictlmized.
No far as the Posr-IsrKittsEserR y
concerned. II heiives that the charges
against Captain nm have substan-
,iai foundation aud that he should be
prosecuted 10 the iall extent OF the
law. II has never said otherwise and
has never given reason TO believe tf.st
IL thought otherwise. Farthcs than
this Il believes that all the Republican
candidates and the managers OF the
Republican party agree with II in this
matter, and that there Is not one OF
them who would not do his whole
duty by the PEOPLE of the county in
the prosecution OF these cases.
still further. the poST-isrKIAaES
eKg feels safe in assuring Its readers
that, Il Mr.. Sewlin is elected prose
cutting attorney, there viii be no snei
shiiiy.shailying. no such backing ant
filling, no such efforts ia cover tbs
real points in the case with loudly ut
tered nonsense. As have marked th'
administration Of Mr. Ronald. fh'
people may rest assured that Mr.
Newlin win do his fun duty and tia
he viii do il without turning from b.
Law books at all stages of the ease q
make political capital or pose as
marvel OF official parity.
George y. Hi has no more to eN
peet from the Republican than he ha
from the Democratic candidates, ans
that be knows this IL eyineed By tn
fact that he i taking TO part what
ever In the canvas, unless, indeed, HI
advocacy Of az least oae Democrats
candidate may be regarded as takinl
tart
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-04
EDUCATIONAL.

Mrs A n. PAINTING. RECENTLY OF
vi Chicago, has opened stadio Of
room 5, Gordon block. 90 Front STREET.
where she sill receive pupils in singing
voice culture and piano. ottce hours,
mornings frem ? 10 u and Tuesday snd Fri.
dsy afternoons from : 10 5. singers trained
for pAFlsy. church aud coacert singing,
aud Ia the music Of ;hS Italian. French 81
English schools. Mrs. Painting weuid ar-
cspt ps,sissoa as soprano in church choir.
MISS AUGUSTA :. WILLIAMS, TEAcH.
vi er 81 eiacufieu pstyArfs system 81
expression W G. T L. Hall. si9 Srd street,
private " Glass hsSors
t1FASfkp-sfVs Pupils ~ sGALIfI
w for positions In shorthand, by an old
reporter Ms F. A. ThoMss. seattle rial
Is. a.. aa.ssea
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-04
1rrcIAI EDITION Tc-HosHow

49, q Ne extraordinary sH'sssss .
a.. -.,ss,u., sas shs territorial sA1sf'assa'
~. yasy.sxrx1xssExrEz wfA Issue - s'il-
s,au s,.s.o<sex ssrusag Tbs rsFss -
- 1-ssx~p.s b carriers sad sens ~ Sazsa'
:. ususs. u eli Subscribers viszE
Agents a TEE FosE sssxtdif'ssekn -
her.by naelses 20 Be rsss'srsa - -. = .
aes.xe~y u sse pzpers. sni s'zsssls'As -
az, as. sa.susa ss rspaFfss . sass s'sa'es
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-04


Tomorrow night Mr.. Allen will
close his campaign with speech in
this city, and from preparations now
making to receive him. it is evident
that the demonstration in his honor
will be the biggest event of the kind
ever witnessed in the territory. The
several local Republican clubs from
Tacoma and neighboring towns will
form the nucleus of procession in
which Republican citizens generally
are expected TO join. The Armory, the
largest hall in the city. has been en-
gagged and this, it is feared, will not be
large enough to hold the thousands
eager TO hear the eloquent champion
af prOtectinu
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-04

Wspndp asd spesf - frzt Is ysszs
q his liz "a : fzrE- ~ - nEe q
IS be rxs sypR<n1iced nd learned ~
uazzhnskzzg trade. which he purs.ei
IN Various cities In Eiseonssn and
Minnesofa La LETT he began the
ssndy Of lau m the czsce Of Nessrs.
Davis. 0'Bri4n 4 wilson. = prumiuens
lxr firm " 81 Pad. Nina. and In isTs
entered the University 0f Niehixxa -
Ann Arhor. wk<rr he xtudsed un1er
Hou. Thomas n Coos<y, CHIEF Izstire
al the stxt< ef Nxhiexn faov chair
nxn Of che interstate ennmerce COM
rltfeel. and James v. Campbell, 1850
cizfe Justice lie grsduxfed with high
ho1ors IN the lao class q 1877. sub
scqusntiy locating in o<wero. Kan.
where he en9ased In the practice al
his profession snd succeeded in making
q reputation for ability a. well
- busalisag mp good practice some
years ago the reports Of the excellent
climate ct Puget Soand and the re-
sources Of the country attracted his
attention. and n the summer Of last
year he and his family settled In this
city. where be i nos prsctiesng law
His abilities IS = lawyer hare reviewed
marked coaamendaEion from cur late
Chief Justice Jones. and the favorable
opinion Of al the attorneys OF the Sc
attic bar. while his iib<rality Of opinion.
courtesy and fairness hare attracted
al with whom be has come IN contact
By eiecting kina 70 the responsible Of
fee OF justice OF the peare. the poor
mans court. the voters Of this city
viii place man in that position who
is sober and industrious. and who viii
inpzrtialIy discharge the dasies of the
aff5esN
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-04
FOUND.

E0UND-A RED N0s0'Co POCKET
L hsssk cnntaiuina caeek Ga Dexter. He--
fos a CO : hsak. eraWg SIS favor 81 ssn ael
slassu Owner can have sznle Sv calling
uI,sa G. A THORN, Eaaho sasocu, city.
previbr urgpsrsy and faysaE Tor this al
Vrfsise aeut
I,~sN$gt-ON JAMES STkkkE, A Pc
toys aaeefiFsaF rste. Na DsF can have
szsas b cAilsss a. tsls eAce and yAyiaE
fsas s.fvnFtsssnfeu
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-04

The popularity of candidate Ronald
is amazing On Thursday evening be
discussed the tariff at Houghton in
| the presence Of five voters. 1t is said
that the enthusiasm was intense.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-04
FINANCIAL.

MONEY 10 LoAN-s1N kEAL ESTATE.
vi cAsftel mortgage oF personal security.
Notes. mortgages. ctr, bought O. Z. NIL
LER, 4 Co. Us siA street. 0eekseni&i
Bissck lyfs
MONEY f0 LksAS IN - NJ ns str.
vi upon iraproxcd city Sad farm prop
rrz~ a. t4yxeSf rsfrs No DELAY in closing
tns-,s , BOW MY 70 fsss'stss,t ~. = irritf
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-04

Tie hopgte~ers e washiaEtoa
Territory viii hos by their vo'cs On
rext Tuesday th8S shsV &c ,ire the IN
crcAsed protection "a hors oierea tc
them hy ia Republican party.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-04

A vote for John B. Allen is a vote for
protection to the industries of Wash
ington Territory. A vote for Charles
). Voorhees, is vote for the Mills bill.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-04

a. " Rivers, candidate for Justice
az the rseaca % the Republican 'ssses,
= m energetic and wsll.reAa attorney
q thls city. He vas bern IL iskl N
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-04
BARGAINS WANTED.

w sSTEn. FOR CASH. WANT I'd
w purchase ~ bosinEa agnsss, SCR East
efa parties the best lSs thai can ~ hss \
Sszft4e to-day fer $50, no. s&0. 20 sac.
Is, ssts,. q 30, t>is aas slnoo. s,ss5 three
lots ga ys4ff tsEae also enc lss aud ssa&I
hoas-. owners aast raS regular cem mis-
sea LIST yoEr pFoF@Ffy los saie or rent
Ssfh K q faegEe, ~ Wsshingfsa street
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-04
PERSONAL.

NtsANtktF-s sCaEss5a wsSdES OK,
w reSFssaesuee via yunaE Her. a.
lady lesss q 81 sfrszn@nVAe l1>t Hs'f b -
laa . - ever = sc4v< Of sze. NarTiSae-
Ahis pAssiss please address r r =, sAss
aalea
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-04

The Republican who scratches his
ticket this year deserves TO feel the full
effects of free trade. This is a year
for straight Republican tickets and
straight Republican majorities.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-04

itis rrotsesiNn suA pscspersty or
free trade ard adversely The voter
must take hiS ehsssoe