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TACOMA EIEcTTos BETS.


TAcax1. zssss z,--efssss 4 sesse tsesx pisfe
II me 4anAlren s4iaoA xeis sffszztszs.
The YwUrssetex Of fAs ea3Son ese sassF-
siss1 faaf ~ has ss9 sS9.ep psaced n -
hands to bel % EfeselsEs8, vaff8 aNzsz1
faxern csp< Bsnnefs. bsath<x 81 %ezzssss
ssenuzst. wf5e ks1 eAsrSs - re sorE a
shk hfr fmnnai. ass who Il ngw bozsag tsse
tznHef IL fhe nsss4s9tEs - t1e
ztzNfAeru FEftEeE E1tfses. vas IN tpHz
ssaxy Knd sect fas1 TIE s9sd1B
ana aEsss5 - tes xsaeeE thai faey
djd urs have fls 1f9 naa eessi4 nos rAsse IS
The f.e4 vas NJ: taken ap. re thea o1sFs4
% ~ fhs szsas s7asant tasf tfhs sssfl.
exe snakrffy "a New YORK. EXCESSIVE ~
Ktse szd tfsssea easafirs. S81s6 - . 80
TAst #as EtE takes. 4 byz1aa9eF fasE
offered b 81 SO that TIE captain cpua9
ast fat Up 50 80. esa th3t uas taAe1-
Capt Gil Parker bgessgst eaxH 80 ffsSzs
sysyTls "a fs,-sfRY 20 rizee Oh H&rrisoas s1zs-
s.sss. ead fsrsesf o. 1905 wes pNr ~ -
asxhf. hoisflug sse BET zpta tOzaofs9w.
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PORT TOWNSEND POLITICS.
Another Big Rally E@pab-
iirzn Activity.

Par Tgassesb. S8s. 2--fioa. orGazs
Ieeoaa. Il. q An31xas saa 7. J. HaD~a
sIeske soHixnt n ssppoFs u ne k<pasl.'
esss flekef y : lsrgs aEsd euthnsAasfie kE4i.
erre TIE atExa3anrs Ess alzaost s4aal
"a he H4pfefesens<1 sttsndaaee tsai
Fsraspd HBsi goba - Asira on Wednesday
esrasax Al All candid naez s1aas1 fhas
tAs farseass here in EeYsssseAn deMGFs'
stgafiona have been extreor1l n2ry. These
are sssia fsrts from ~aich reliable eo,4iFs.
tsses eaa - Gedased
The epeerb 81 Nf HsseS elected sn.
tssnsiasiae Responses fran the audience.
TIE sae~stnR Was adjourned Sfth three
cheers and q fikss fSf tfe asfse1sal. trrsi-
t1s5al and e0Hpfg ticket
JnGxs TaoEass il1rke Of Seattle Niii
make az ardent Attefavs Tomorrow ewes
Ing 70 ofNses ffazs4's sAsk. aud shVw way
elssssEnd Should s1ceee3 Cleveland
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MASON oouNrY rouirios
opiaiaps OF Republicans and pems.


s,tstaoS, New. ", ii. KazclaHd.
chairman 10 the Republican teeafy cosi,
saitter SAYS ~the vote aiii D. o. aser s@sif
rsnre than tia, d! laSs yess FhCrs ala q,
: snail majority i15 Alien iA tne counfS
ghe pe4auesaia ttea. aa gwen b. fho
eommitsee ghsismau, s ~ g. -ee Hsler.p
Ia HE cetsats ief Nssagtcse.
4 ssprstssif ilcmosfat prgsae3s IS cf Iie
.nsi.,sife Ter NsoEaeeS Sea iac EaHHty
AM sxtl0xai 0fiasau Is taat NeasEefs VISA
a.. S.sf.ssfssa bzsiiy N sac tefriasr Esra
ne democrats alirii Us
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shlrnlnx Int.iiIrrnre.

stN FaAxrEsc5. Ncg. Cleared
sisss nl Eailtgsnls. Portland. 81 Costa
Eiea. Nsusinaa sslissf-E y Wood. Ia
coma siF 4ueea as ;he Paeiae. Victoria.
- oscnalie. f&1ans IA Asrszrot. PORT
InHusend
f0Rt e4AsHtE, Nev. &rIivc,i-Hk Ma
fFstif
raAy TnwSsySn Nov, s-sailea
Gfarse ( NayaaF
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sfsstIax al Part HiakeIey

foKr HLaKELEx. Sow Z-Ms Allen
Weir essne overland tgoEa Port Msdison
this c4enink Other Republican speakers
we're met on The y harf bF the BiskeieY
band, wbo escorted them 10 the we'll allied
hail Mr. Weir took the stand fr4i, Ard
was iaaaiy sppsandea. w W Sewiiu
esae nsxs and elected great applause.
Mr. Turner spoke last There was Eauch
nnsfn434sfu
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JOB PRESSES.

Isl o. 5. Gordon. no Throwof, xii s 1lt
l9-l do do with Throwoff, xii. III
W-i do do no Throwoh. 5lsxlo. q
2l-1 Columbian, no Throwoff, 6xe q
FL Universal, with ThrowOff, xii l7s
81 o. 5 Gordon, no Throwof. sxf2. liC
A-I do do with Throwoff, 10xI5 20l
3-i do do with Throwoff, l0xl5 2ot
al Peerless, with Throwoff, l0xl5 80
25-l do do do 10xl5 i. 80
PSI do do do I0xi5 %
81 o. s Gordon, no Throwoff. l0xl5. IeS
SOL Globe, with Throwoff, f3x19 49, Isl
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cARBOuC SMOKE BALL,
The Greatest Anti-Septic
Remedy Known.

The complete treat
ment comprises the
.ASarlsOIic : N ok G
Baif" and "Debella-
tor Package. " The
Smoke Bah lasts for
months. and Is a.
WAYS ready for Use.
The b c b ellat0r
makes a half gallon
Of medicine, and Is
zsed only once q
day, as per direc-
tons. Thus we pos
itiyely assert that
We have the most
inexpensive rene
dy on earth. and a
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istered 10 the Youngest children with i'm
panity. Sent 20 any address upon receipt
of s..
We append feg Of the many thousand
unsolicited testimonials we have in our pos
session 20 show that the "Carbolic Smoke
Ball" has met with and is entitled to ma
precsdsa.ed ssercss No medicine ever IN
vented has become so popular. over mil
ion smoke Balls" in use, and We HAVE
ET To HEAR TIE FIRST COMPLAINT.
had liberation of the lungs. Used to
throw up cnpsfHli OF slisae and c3rruplaoa.
often Aaired iritA blood Ny head was
stopped up with a terrible case OF catarrh
/ used the remedies according 10 directions
smoke Ball and Debellatorl, and in three
weeks time was as well as ever was.
H. ScHAEEL, 5u2 Market St, ST
was attacked with hay fever regularly
fer y years. Breathing through the nasal
passage was an impossisility. ! began 70
use the carholic smoke BAH. and am com
pletely cured. sworn to. g. HIcKsoS. NJ ID
had what is termed caiarrh of the head
and throat. | used the ''Csrbolic Smoke
BAH" and Il eonplcf<Fy cured me
ALBERT HALL, Il kearney ST.
Can sid my testimony to the efficacy OF
''carbolic smoke Ball." II cured me of
severe cold and periodical headache. can
recommend II to anyone suffering from
head throat or lung trouble.
Surveyor-iencral. California.
Carbolic Smoke Bail cured me of asthma
JOHN r. WALLACE,
supt- Western Union Tel. Co, indianapolis.
II cured me Of the worst kind Of eaisrrh.
GKo. NJ. F. NEWcoMB,
Bookkesper l., b. & W. X. R., indianapolis.
By use of half Smoke Ball was cured
OF cAtarrb. REV. A. +. stout,
Author Of Chronology of christs Life. and
other works, Indianapolis
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MnArcoM foLIrIcs.


wHArcau. Nov. |. Masn Noesasss s'a.Ae
here 10 speak last Meek = - ~, =
es sss - -. s.....lnSslen Il 81 A. Asstz
- y,s,,ssseetaflrc, ARd, sstet ess ea,sf-
a. ,.as,,e ID VI tiakes WAS knnsks esstss ~
- - - "a N4sax1 Ssaofite<4 eHa 49,
nssssrreles. sAogss the fesnssf sS:s2ss y 3 s,
Nd hsa Il net }seea fo4 fffeftss ~ 49, =
there would haxs hasn sains 49, ". -.
= ~. $..,ss hssf fss6ks.3 cal S2s4Af
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september, lsss
Having thoroughly oyerhaaled these
r.ressss q, cur own machine shops. we can
guarantee them 20 be in good running
order.
Terms. We viii sell these machines
for 4 Partial cash payment. giving time on
fsslarsse. and VIII take second hand ma
chimes IN trade ANY parties desiring sec
and hand presses viii do wei TO write u.s.
a. We are constantly receiving bargains
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NOTICE.

HAVING SOLD OFT NY STAND USED
1 4 a. barber shop. located an CONNER
cisi street. have turned over cups belong.
Ing to customers TO Mr. Fred Jain, who
VIII be found 81 bis new stand At the ar.
hnstou hotel.
FRANK A EFFNF
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pxxzs Ezx- Txx<x -zr< ~ rsEr1s
ssl<s ss<zzzAse roznpza4s Axlzz1A 6A--tssr.
sssssen One af my eAslssrxsn ~ rrcnAzsd
s.z - Ne sxs- fx- sa.ssoss ksssis e n<ssi
eszse prs wsresxt Frzszz- Nx< began - 4espzxr
a czx-nz Axr - al ] VS. r<rszn1ec % ~
ssTzvsa ssssles Is dssessrs "A dsssp2esr~t
sn3 ekr i ngw . hzse, hearty AID kfAz1y
ri fuszFs Fsz-k GA Azoraer ekzzd kss
-. 49, - 4 zsd szrs<1S~rs $3.50
All p>r1zzzezz czra- . G 1<sSa&xz-
Esrx Hnx- 10. Jaly :. ss4-rss sxtfs
55eezsc Co. Atszzez- sz--tsezr<<rsens Or
80 r: go - ~ -: =, go, 49,. g &c.
sseezz1 nersef< We srsed s 8 9. sad by M
:aass eas osssi. VIA. re ses &c. go ~ e
s1<<sex 80 wzs enuD4etezT cared AoN So
h1s . fuia and heavT bad q hsir-2 rrssSs.
se=rsy 80. III = - ~ 1sfy e zsszs
cHx-rzxooas, TEzx. grne =. @s-Ths
s~tfz 2psesEe ca. Atizstz. Gz-sseEtlere2
Ia - cnzfrse<~< asgot Faksna. and ~ e1eHs
s5azhx pAysseAzn, WHO trsetcd r1c fer ssv-
greharz Srrsz@. Kr-- waere kzz eozr-s e
trrasxasss was carefully deserved reesT-
erss. a I fAsz<aE bsi ths ners sFrssx Blss-
sss s saasils 800 g z l srss Is "a s rs
rig uzexrs- Ess ADVISED % try q = =. zE9
imzeaaszely sfEsr taxing z l cEnal,ence.s 9
ffGLfS@os A&DBtf ~ I1a3s e4f sA7AarC t4kissl<F
Afterwards, anf spcz no<hinS rensi1ed -
tell - by treasae- Ny k4ood - Dow tAor
o1xAiy ezezzse=1. ard nsv o ssern free freza
szlns. and oEe my rres<1t eel-z.ikscz--a
Perfect eere-ta yc1z nse11e2ae- IcaeErtnzy
give tbs statement tess Gkhe-s who hase
suffered ~ haTe NAY reap fhs szzne hsDeEt.
ExkDT n BcEz. y Wezz kiEfA *
Haxrz. IA. Mar : sss-The svifs sgecssse
Co.. At3zuss. 6A-lserflene1 AbUas two
years ago cry se1e-zl heath gave way e.
ttreiy- I was - cehsffa ted that ] Airn1et
6esre1ref a ever feeltzg well sezia- Al
tat ths Physicians degte Ter ne hrgashf Eg
rssxAanerr rn1ie<- Yrzrzas insisted thzs !
saoatd sfze s s. & q far trial. zfrnnssE I
tsoGEhf Il wculd be throwing Sway ncEer-
After taxing q fhnroGgh course. my keaitll
zsd strength re1urues. aa9 must say that
a & s ak1ne czret ne. - ! okscArstc5 al
others while EEsrS "a A a tone can ress-
he1rzzly racnzrsezd * ; far ss1er1i dssAilssT.
u eeFb&inig IL . sp~ct1c- W. y BRlcGEs, S-f-
Hoxkz. LA-T know VI. ". p Bridges. ard
wfil say tat his statement = erzrect
goszrH SaKLzox. Druggist
Treatise 90 H1ood szd ska Diseases rnaisel
tree 7KE SWIFT ssEczszc Co. Drawer :.
Atlanta GA
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The remedies. smoke Bali'' and '.De-
beIlator, are for sale al stewart & Co. s,
Kellogg's, fang's and HasbFouck's, Seattle
aud al stewart & Bros, and Bonney's, Ia
coma.
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Srs wimsioe's Sssatairx SFrurs far rsi,.
Strq iocthtae, i iks pTescg lT.tts1a ct uae gf
tAs isssr seHaiu HaFscs and tshgssesRus p
testv fezfs wifh naFRF sSl3nf snssrss tr
rstiilssus ef mayhefs issr tas3r aaeH
hHrtag tbs frn,scss - feEfhiuS is caslsg
lagsieaiasiss. is Hltcyae tie rhs&s fsoM
paiR, cures tgscntrry auh f3srraeE srfH-
l1S Il gAe heaes sua Wiad oote. k3 Civ
lne eeaGh - she caihi Is vests fae usn3hes
fTses &c hetgie. Sax9sislg
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PASSENGER LISTS.


Fer steamer QBeea Of Toe Paesae sfatn
san Fraestsea NgYetaksf Fsz Sssstsss--
Miss Carroll. Mrs.. T. Stdeey, Nu s. "
France. g. A kenyou. x HymNE. 81 O..
Gniiins. n u Baffasi 4 wifs. q Ease-.
g. y Mitchell, p Moriss. VI Hsarss.
Narfnn, q W. Wilkes. Mas B sfa.nu. a
" kasteF. , " wnostz
TaeonlsC smita. Mn 8 isarsars.
sheAR. Y. A steia. ~ 4 BufhrrE
SietoTia--N fairirk 4aa sifs. Hrs q
MortoCui, = tfetneF " Cohen. Mia
Whittier. g. W otfasa. y lAYtou SD
wife. O. \ Carlton. Ms y Aprlrssu
pert Townsend - = Waiter. Ms A
Gcldstsin
Per Mexico fer san Ffancisro Mrs .
kauiman. Miss Kate Leeds, Mss pafrsil.
". r. Carnahaa, g. SWetiHud. = 7 sea
all. ". prvxfas. r y Gray. =. !. ~RexnsY.
:. 81 TAYLOR. 3, q Asvrts. Nrs Mar
smith, y. swift, Mrs q Rlre. ~ 4 Negsfi
fle, , = Geatias T. Il Melniyfe. =. &.
Bsufurt, r., 4. klais, y telling aud
p "a the steefaxr
Arrived yesterday prF fHuier 4 apt
AinsWorsh. Mrs. Capt. AiusNufia aaa san
daughters. taseph NVaiurc. iiaa a.
AlieR, Miss , ssaith Mrs !. Il. tifav. Miss
Srile boyd Mrs.. Nevk and tHo daughters.
4 carney fHanpssln. , sshmia'.
s, " nss, Mrs. u Nfi1sr. . Fraser. j
Nriamau Nr erusr & taeleF aua family.
\, Nhisfsam. B. n sazAhF J. Retsrsan.
e., Petersen. 81 WrstinG
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09eF for sd IN ig;s - salt
900 Sacks Early Rose Potatoes.
1000 Sacks Peerless Potatoes
500 Sacks Burbank Potatoes.
100 Tons Timothy Hay.
100 Ton. Timsthy and Clover Hay
100 Tons Eastern Washington
Wild Hay. so Tons Wheat.
= Cars Bras and Shorts, s1ixea.
30 ton Grsuad and Rollea Farley
Spokane Kills Extra Flour.
Ellsnsbargh Mills Extra Flour.
5000 Sacks Choice Washington
Oats at lie per ID. In any auaati-
~ FROM osc sack upwards.
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PesT-INTELLIGENCER PUE
SEATTLE WOOD YARD.

nRY ALDER AND FIR WOOD CUT ANY
IL desired length. Dry kindiing spe-
cialty Coal delivered to any part of the
city. Orders received at 1905 Front street,
or at yard on Hopkins wharf, foot Of Senees
street
mills SIN ia RUSSELL. Proprietor.
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iciire Of Special SehoOI Election.


IL THE OPINION or THE DIRECTORS
L % schnol district No /, Of King county.
Washington Territory. the puhIic good
requires the mourning OF an Indebtedness
IN excess OF one per reEtuu upon the
assessed valuation Of the taxable property
OF said school district No l. as ascertainei
BY the last assessment. t0-wif: 81 indebted.
ness OF xsao,eaa. for the purpose Of con
strueting public buildings for the ~. ~
such school district No 4, such indebted
ness 10 be sectrea by bonds each ~ the
denomination 81 siaoo. and ths. Who'll. "a
the principal Of aid bonds 70 be si5a.eee.
payable respectively in twenty yesrs from
the date Of said hsouds respectively. AMI -
bear Interest ~ the rate Of six Der eeut r.sr
anuam, Interest payable semi enunailV
said directors have estimated the cost 81
constructing said buildings 70 DE- $50 COO
"a hich sum Is Ia excess Of oze per esDfue
and i aa9at enc an1 oDe-hAf Der cenfarn
apon TIE assessed valuafloz o. the fsxaf,fa
property az said school district 40 4 a.
aseeTsssned ~ the last assessment ISIS.
Nostee y therefore herchy given u fhs
qualified electors q school district NJ
Of King county, Washington Territory. ttsf
special eteffton Viii hs held on satur,sav
the ienih day 81 Novexzber, A. l. ls@s ~
Browns PAVILION on second stres.. >
tsren siafsng Aisd -eness streets. N the city
81 ~saftie, ~ said c0nsty and ferrsiGrs. AZ
shica election viii - submitted ne &C.,
lion Nhetser sAsd iFssA t.s.s n..xs shat ~ IN,
esFfea fof the pslrpesse q saons-gnctiag sNis
ppelie sglssi Hgs fef he use Il said school
Tue POLLS win b. SFseu fer ts.s ss<sg.sis,ss
q Feass - one 0'riock n the Aksrr.saor
q sail dAE, and Ria - kept aesa antii
seven cineS 3 "a. nf sxia lay. Ezeb
eiectar rs favor 81 i1rg4rTsHE sfss6 fr
sses9ssiErss AID IN favor q atAx - 4, frssra
HHia - tiaee Essessssi sad esl!eeisd ~,
meet as1a satisfy snEa ius5s fsssl as.ss = ssrr
sHI - = ara each iakfsliE5eaf fhef9nf
Fzs1tts2l - tatsTFst. shsA Ean AR viif
stss = - tsQs eazli.il4tgs ri, words fsit,i
fsinrss fes- aaa eSea assesos ars..s...i 4.
lsfs.rTlns 81 3 iu.s3scsitasss 81 agssasssssi h,
80 tAx atn sa,s hsflst eas.sssssIar 80
gesi.s ilis5fessursS Ma
DATED gafpsssg u, lssSS
THOMAS 7. MINOR.
=, n. FINK.
M. III HUGHES.
tss-esss7s = Rz1aal .1ss.zses Nc. /. ~ SsIs.s
ssn3asy, 4 G&a Rtau tegxs4arv
81 A HAWTHORNE
ssHtS 81 zAtfi sahaas dssstaef - -
Oats a fssf eahssraf,e5. tsetsssef Z y
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tsrrE,sa Il gaufernis rzsss-a Gs,sfs7sl
". . CARTS - James. Mrs laaar.
Mcsrow. B l. NasfmaG. " a Mathew
q Nacsa sna atir, s. Raxies. n Sfark. \
Nfoai. " = Hal AID wife. Y D. Naus iGi
A seaps. " 4 Bswsan. Mrs Hath Ma
Nress. " l@sttb ani siie. n & fsar
SAT- &ai p s-Nrud class.
NEeEoa shes isuo Passed kiuunneis,n
= Nas's aaa tso danThiers. r. " Ras
psAa. X. NrYSitc Mess Gfsen Nss1Y. q
is9oNa, " q, Str.Hsf 81 rhusisfesd. Gvss
r. NsfshA ssa uiie. aaa 5s sav,saa.eiass
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Price of Full Treatment. $500.
iuisutufh Ask your druggist for II.
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CAIldrsn su toT Plieasn' Casisris
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CYLINDER PRESSES.

IL Hoe Drum Cylinder, Roller, IS
81 Hoe Drum cylinder, Roller. II .
81 Hoe Drum Cylinder. Roller. Il
Al Hoe Drnn Cylinder. Roller. 81
xj0 -s-..-s.-- ---.--.--- w
81 CottreIl Rev. Roller, SKIS 800
Nearly new. With Dexter Folder
600
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remedy free from complications: easy 20
use, and 20 harmless that il can be admin
istered 10 the youngest children with i'm
panity. sentt 20 any address upon receipt
OF S..
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-10-18


600 worth of railroad Credit Mobilier
and other Doodle to protect. It is
deeply In debt to the Governments
draws dividends on debts which it
never intends to pay during the lifee
time of any human being now in ex-
istence.
go. Chauncey NJ. Depews che rail
road attorney and Official head of the
great Vanderbilt railroad syndicate,
with its $4,000, 100000 of capital and
its doctrine of the public be id
t'5. The great Wisconsin railroads
were represented by Senator John c..
Spooner, the we'll trained railroad at
torney who manipulated the Wisconsin
delegation and put its votes where they
would do the most good.
sThese were tho leading represens
tetives OF corporate railroad monopoly
but with two Or three exceptions there
was hardly a delegation without
sprinkling OF railroad attorneys or
lobbyists The land grant rings were
also represented % Chicago Tribune
6Rep. D.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-10-18
AARRiSON'S FORCES,

@aittle Dist PropareG Up o 6eu- Passsa
'-- Republicans OrgoHe
Some Of enc most powerful forces in
the Republican National eenveasion
anight be enumerated thve:
"a Jay Gould and the Rabash
swrecking crew ahirsting foe eegepge
against Ereshsan for eemovfn@ from
control of the systems Gould's right
hand man, General g. NJ. Dodge,
formerlg of Iowas wA0 was ono she
grpund early and was deep 10 Che
secrets of every anti Greshern caucus.
Little seen by. the public. no man exer-
gised a more potent influence on the
result than Gould's most efficient and
capable lieutenant. Gouldism as ar
rayed against Greshane represents
500, OO0, 600 capital.
so. The Central Pacific Stanford
Crocker-Huntingto ring. with its
able. llausfhle attorney Creed Hay
'mond, at the head of the California
delegation. This frm has in it's pos
session $3.50, 900, OO0 Of railroad plumber
which a President of the Gresham
stamp might compel it % disgorge.
Naturally. it fought hard to, prevent
the nomination of any such man.
: .s3 The Union Pacific Credit Mobil-
fer crowd, represented by Lawyer
Thurston, who is shrewd. brainy and
nervy,- and packed delegation gross
". misrepresenting the granger State
cf Nebraska. This ring has $50. 0Oor
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a MERITED TRIBUTE
Extracts from Post-Master-General Dick
fnsOn's Detroit Speech.

Extracts from P0st-Master-GeneralD Dick
insOn's Detroit Speech.
81 have been asked to speak of the
President. can cay but very little of
what is in my mind and heart of this
subject. In the first place, he has
been, all the time since March 4, 1885,
truly Presiden. of the United States.
No usurpation of executive functions,
no trenching upon executive privileges,
no pruning of the powers of the peo-
pies Chief Magistrate. no encroach-
ment upon the official rights of
the chosens Of sixty million of
free men have been tolerated
or permitted. Several early at
eempts of *the kind were resen ted
with a power and virile force still
respectfully borne in mind by the up
per House of Congress. His rugged,
masterful personality since he took his
seat, his robust patriotism, like the
heart OF a great system, has sent
vital current of health-giving honesty
pulsating through all the arteries of
the public service. A public Office is
public trust has not, as used by him,
been merely a smooth catchword of the
stump and canvass He has made it a
rule of conduct, practical, of everyday
use. In the political atmosphere of
the capital the President was for a long
time phenomenon. puzzle to those
accustomed to it's conditions. The
politicians Of the country, accustomed
60 perverted craftsmanship, perverted
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-10-18

DLAJNEs EIRSZ
SPEECH.
Fhey (Trusts) are
largely private affairs
with which neither
Pre- sident cleveland
nor any private citizen
has any part:cularaight
to interfere.
.BIAAINE'S SECOND
SPEECH
Trusts have no place
in che National cam
paigd. They are State
issues. III there he evils
connected with these
Trusts, the State must
xegu late them.
DQSTON JOURNAia
SEPT. B.
Mr. Blaine'e views
upon this question are
not only in harmony
with che Republican
platform, but with
sound common sense Z
and they are stated so
clearly that il Will noe
be easy even for his
most malignant AsSaNrd
ants 60 diStort them. /
PHILADELPHIA RhISS,
SEPT. ..
Mr. Blame. in his sec-]
ond speech upon Trustsl
last week, retuened SOl
the singing and aggres-|
eiVe defense against
Che attacks made uponI
him which Ais careerj
has mode familiar, andl
whose success has|
made hiNa . great party
Leader.
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FACTS FOR LABoRERs.


What Five Dollars WIN Buy I'm tho United
3 States and I'm England.
Workihg-men are told by the prohib-
1tory tariff advocates that they get bet
Ter wages under our high protective
policy than do the workmen in Eu-
rope, and that the cost of living is no
greater and In fact is less as far as the
necessafies Of comfortable living are
concerned. Perhaps the working men
have believed this, because they have
mad no means at hand for testing it's
truth, They may think differently
when thefacts are laid before them.
"A wor6ng-man in Cleveland has five
dollars t@ spend in necessaries for his
family, sAnother working4man in Lon
don hast an equivalent sum. Which
mans money viii go the .farthest? An
examination of the price-lists of the
establishments of a similar class in
London and Cleveland will answer the
question. Ali, the standard brands
of Chicago meats are quoted the
same, in London as here. In hamss
bacon and lard and all brands of
flour the difference is GO small
that Cleveland prices end london
prices are practically the sames Bus-
ter and cheese would come in Che same
category: If there are any extrs dis
counts from the price List where che
articles are packed in tin is will be 90
the side of the English purchaser as
an exporter gees b rebate ON Elm sent
out of the country. Et Is when ue ges
to the grocere department. $hss our
hiph DrOtActiyA tari IF 0ats in i&1. work
Yhe following 10 what che Clevslana
workings nan car big with his eve
dollars at one OF CUR fiFss-class stores
The prices quoted Gro saken grom o
list issue9 monthly % ons OF our
largest retail merchants and we have
not the least doubs in saying &has his
profss are as small 90 DO ie possible go
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-10-18
| FREE WHISKY.
| FREE TOBACCO
sRsR BEER .
Protection and Wages.

China has had the highest kind of
projection for two hundred years.
The ewages paid to common Iaborers
In that country is ts0enty GEMS a dag,
while skilled mechanics get thsrtyce,ats.
Does the protective system procure
high wages to working-men?
England is more nearly free trade
country than any other in Europe.
Wages are much higher in England
than in any of the . RrotecteG,' coun-
tries ia Europe.
Does protection HonefA workine>.
men or make their wages highes?-M
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