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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1888-09-20
A Home of the Silent brotherhood.

An article by James Lane Allen, in
the Century, describes the Trappist
monastery in Kentucky. The follow
ing is an account of the outdoor occu-
patton of the brothers: 1.-The commu-
nifty do not till the soil. The greater
part of their land is occupied by tenant
farmers, and what they reserve for
their own use is cultivated by the So
called family brothers. who, it is due
to say, have no families, but live as
celibates on the abbey domain, subject
to the abbot's authority, without being
members of the order. The monks,
however, do labor in the ample gar
dens. orchards, and vineyard from
wlkch they derive their sustenance, in
the steam saw-mill and grain mill, in
the dairy and the cheese factory. Thus
picturesquely engaged one NAV find
them in autumn: monks gathering APP
pies and making barrel after barrel of
pungent cider, which is stored away in
the vast cellar as their only beverage
except water; monks repairing the
shingle roof of a stable; monks feed
ing the huge swine which they fatten
for the board of their carnal guests. or
the iuttering multitude of chichens
from the eggs and young of which they
derive a slender revenue; monks
grouped in the garden around green
and purple heap of turnips, to be
stored up as winter relish of no mean
distinction.
"AmidSt such scenes one fOrgetS all
else while enjoying the wealth and
freshness of artistic effects. What
picture is this young Belgian cheese
mo knu 10 al lnA oh fh1A
elbows of his brawny arms, his great
pinkish hands buried in the golden
curds, the cap of his serge cloak fall
ing back and showing his closely
clipped golden-brown hair. blue eyes,
and clear delicate skin! Or this Aus
tralian ex-farmer. as he stands by the
hopper of grist OF lays ON his shoulder
a bag of flour for the coarse brown
bread of the monks Or this dark old
French opera-singer who strutted his
brief hour on many European stage,
but now hobbies around, all hoary in
his cOwl and blanched with age, to
pick up handful of garlic. Or this
athletic. superbly formed young Irish
man, thrusting great iron pod into
the glowing Goals of the saw-mill fur
mace. Or this slender Switzer, your
dtLeuudub III Tic EcA6CIOiys Will kESdb
keys dangling from his leathern cine
ture, who stands by with folded hands
and bowed head while you are eating
the pagan mealhe has prepared, and
prays that you may be forgiven for en-
joying it.
"From various countries of the
Old World men find their way into
the Abbey of Gethsemane, but among
them are no Americans. Repeatedly
the latter have made the experiment.
and have always failed to preserve up
to the final conservation Of the white
cowl. The fairest warning is given
to the postulant. He is made to un-
derstand the entire extent of the obli-
cation he has assumed; and only after
passing through novitiate, prolonged
at the direction of the abbot, is he ad-
mitted to the VOWS that must be kept
unbroken till death"
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1888-09-20
Babes at School.

The infant class in Sunday-school
was little ont of sorts. At first the
teacher was annoyed by one youth who
insisted that another boy who had long
scratch on his face spoiled the whole
Glass; and then by another pupil cry
ing loudly. She was at loss to un-
destaud what the outburst of the latter
meant. until the youth calculated be-
tween his sobs that he was warm and
wanted to be famed. The lesson was
deferred until the sobs were famed
away.-Al6dny journal.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1888-09-20

Miss Emma Black, the rival abroad
of Miss Chamberlain, the professional
American beauty, is reported engaged
20 wealthy American. Last season
the gossips declared that Miss Black
might have had the place that has
fallen to Mrs. Hamersley.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1888-09-20

In New York women, married ones
among them, are becoming real estate
agents, druggists, clerks, doctors,
LAWYERS aud BARRIERS, as we'll as type
writers, florists. milliners and actress
es. In another generation it is
thought that the New York home will
have passed out of existence entirely.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1888-09-20

e. ". LACEY.
FTORNEY AT LAW, and NOTARY
IN PUBLiC.
Il. %. o. BLOCK GARRETTsVILLE, OHIo.
INsUR AHCE GENT.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1888-09-20

A New York girl has varied the Gus
tom by being married at sunrise.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1888-09-20

M. G. MCBRIDE, M. D.,
Homeopathic Physician and Surgeon.
OvFI0R in Poe's Block, over Grocery OF d. A.
VanN 3ss,
RRsIDKNoR on Cleveland Avenue. 5th residence
North of Bowery street. SlT
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1888-09-20

eyes, he no longer questioned what their
power might be. In them the hypnot-
ism of love was clearly revealed
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1888-09-20
A. w. Benz AN

Attorney at Law. OFFICE, No. 960S
Broadway (1sth w arb. Cleveland. Ohio. 77s
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1888-09-20
I. T. SIDDALL,

Attorney at Law Office In Phenix Block.
Ravenna, Ohio 479
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-12
VISITING FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
a Seattle Pioneer Speaks Of the Won
defful Progress Of the Sound

number of members Of the Funeral
piFectoFs Association of the Northwest ar
used here by boai from Tacoma yesterday
aai spent TIE ddy seeing the sights OF the
Vneee city u the sound, taking dinner az
tne ocetdculal. Among the visitors were. 4.
= DE Lin, Edward Holman, HoFaiia Cock,
! 4 Fiuioy, royiisad. p. II. surprcnant.
astoria john Sackaitz. F0meroy charles
hieoneF' Spokane Pals Nelson ksiy.
Nastie bces u. s. Emery. Ashland, Ugs,.
saH, " T. Thomas. ,iastan. oryens,. ]. A
taa,sn, sa!vin. =, b. Fellows. NcMiuuvlIles
BALES '''N
No daaht tle most interested man in she
Fsfty was Mr. =. T. nc l8u ~ PartlauA.
nsSSasht ST thr association. tie wsS a ~
ssasS pieneof, having lived here from 1851
- - bVfsGttE the vocation 81 cabinet
sa'sAei. Ia partnership with - e. SAorey,
~ ~ 81 lilc columns II tac present uas
ssfssA hatldtr.s ~ made a big gsisisks
aaeh S0ia Two lots tAat oW nesi on f'rouf
sxeet remsgara Me- iee s.sn "a 4 fosf Is
stHs'.iNE NtfE i18E. "teet realized S09eF
-, SUD nuW Sog yaui,iut huy a8e -
Asla Ter Ice, ihsn zje.Gs3. We took a ride
~ taAe >einstou on thC cable railway
Hats~feE nouu. sl1 crsese a e terv faGrh
.stat hllrr gre asst tinle I went eut as ia
$50, $500 @9s'.u g crowd ai }euAs people
49, US l'd iIa}s hl}l 81 straw, snd shca
~ t9tr'. afFs a very tedious gltie. en-
saAest enc ,Wiga
Z. WHedtriN ptccress this sound c0aniry
= aeaA inf, t3ut.s ucd NJ no IAN. "Eeerg
t,ss,. = l4Nle ~ .1e- Aucss cveFS NAB wufgh
s,p1eNltN lseiu9 Post Townsend aud
So, .y+,'l.a bat raw ta entirely new people
ia ip hsse latrn possession, : ttas
as - lFgpard tss the business a5ttelgy
p Att.t, aqa iguau What { lAn ieartf, sou
49, 9nN iaElf e}sslg4 To 10 sUsld mp =
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-12
- . 90
PERSONAL.

Mrs H. ". Tentoa ans family arrived
from California yester,iay. 10 join Mr. Ten
ton who Il connected with the business de-
partmeni OF the PosTISTKLLa8EEeER
Next sunday Mr. ID. X. Howard aud
family Will leave for two months Walt 10
California. I'm the hope that a change Of
climate may be beneficial to Mr. Howard $
health.
Mr.. Joseph " Anderson. formerly q
school Teacher In Seattle. who passed 4
creaitahle examination before the civil
service beard, aud who WE appointed 20
elerkship in the eommisSary generals Office
in Washington, was an October !, promoted
to a clerk ship ~ the general land office,
at a salary Of 1920 per snnuIn. On sep
tenber -, al the annual meeting Of the
association Of graduates OF spenceTean
business college, Mr.. Anderson vas elected
president Of that association
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-12
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS,
Deeds Recorded 81 the AEditer's Office
Yesterday.

Seventeen deeds were files, ioE record YES
trrdsv. $50 considerations egSrese,ipg Sla'-
ies, al ayetasa 81 $772 Following Is the
list as Furnished Boy Wood x osborne, 40
strac;ers of jtlcs
II. Burnett 70 II. n. Burnett, ittS, BIZ e.,
lake t1sirn s3d-, s-t
IA sldan % e. 2 Robinson, lots ]. p
b3k s.. BsN- - asit., fii-t 80.
u Benny 81 Z. johnson l0l -, uik
-. DenaY Fatk n6i-, S4te
" o. Moore 90 3 Franks. i1i 3 'nk D.
f.,stiS & Gilman 8 as.si- s-ee.
Faw Hcwelf 60 , tiotiaH, iVi = biS =
Ieuav d Hast aid. Sle0
rs ., Williams fo T. biryius. lot :, DIX
Ii Msfuard SIS Mssaiae5o9 std, So.
3. il carr 80 " 0rs,sc- lot Z. Carr sdt .
n. Edwards 80 p. ;. new0if. tract o.
s.sr,-tvsfifs s-seFa tracts &lst
Il Il Nasirx Ia L. = olfBps1H. tl}s e. I.
bv,rk =, toa1stoeS sappsenaeslsi a'4a A.,
n. T. Denny 90. Rracksn, iot 4. h,k =,
fisnus Park atd. $50
esxtsF ta I. t. Fleming acses, Faare
80 ggss, ia ~ 0f ~ =, SCI Z, ~ - 2, 4 8,
r5v.l nlewett 10 p. g. wftar. Sea II. III
Is. Deaas & lsayt ass.i. slsa
"a " basuHe 70 II fe,sersFa, 500 8. -A.k IL
q sssen Aug a,lsi-. ses2
T. 4 5uises % + :. tseAfeHttFf ies ACRES
"a sse IS. Is - tf.FE q SsussA
~ b * so Eilsn Feasets. s. sores "a
\ y s q. L. g. r larson, 10 zeus 3n
80 81 IT, - e. ei ? =. s4Ft
Palmer - B. r. iIssL 81 pa rs
q 3f af9-- ks=A
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-12

the foundation this winter for four story
brick block 70 be finished NEXT surprsassr
TIE block according 70 the plans. was to
Df 1f9xiiz feet Ia size-flse largest hrEek
oHiiGlng In TIE city. He also fnfenSed
building paper mill At the outlet AZ n -.
ntoEss and large fnanufsesnrfux enter
prise on his block In North seattle. ~
Dad considerable other work laid out f0r
the spring and simmer He has rore
away for few weeks for the bersssiF Of hss
health. and his many frzends sfneer@ir
nope mat BE may lie restored 10 BIS
wonted strength xnsi xfgar. >
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-12
A NEAT ARREST.
Crafty bat Futile Attempt to Evade Po-
iieeman RYAN.

There was fight on Washington street
yesterday. aud the under man was so bad
ly Kicked about the bead and stamped So
severely that his own mother w~,td NOT
have recognized him. Jasf "a oe,cer Rvau
hove in slght the v e,or of me contest
ZOOS iss Rasi lad ran into TN alley. Ryan
ssstss" "A hot pursuit., but fell on a slippery
.dawalk aud cut his wrist lie was on his
feet again In an instant aud ran into n sa.
loon which he had seen TIE fugitive enter.
Inside everything was calm as a summer
day. Two niekels lay GA the har and two
men were quietly waiting for the bartender
10 draw couple Of glasses OF beer. officer
RYAN thought he recognized one of the
men as the one who had given him such a
lively chase. bus % make sure asked the
white aprancd fellow behind the bar
where the man was who bad Just run ia,
There's been 20 one in here but these two
for 10 minutes" was the reply. Ryan
washed his Injured hand al the sink, but
kept one eye on the suspected fellow al
the bar. He noticed that the mans chest
was hcaving as though from violent exer-
else, aud that he was smotheEins laugh
ia his sleeve. caused probably by the neat
way be had evaaed the officer. When he
saw this, RYAN smiled TOO. and walked ny
to The bar. tapped she fellow on the shout
der and said: I'm ready now. Come
along The fellow was very indignant
hut vas induced 20 go 10 jail He is stiil
awaiting trisl, IS the man he 50 seriously
assaulted has not yet been found,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-12

rafnsd hIs reason he IL q anxious 70 puir
the habit Ez his frfends are 10 hare hasn-
and II making determined Effort II IS
1tnrsy as diairFiif to fgeak sDs&e frrsm Fsss
cigarette hsAif- for cue zho 4 addicted 10
II 70 excess Is II il to s2fscensfuae the nse
% opium o. other r1rc8sixs- aud ore re-
sFzsrFs considerable force Of character and
more o. less moral ssszsEon- 70 accomplish
II fas4zE Gray realizes the disgrace Of
bis FersIt insane freak. ami Is determined
that IL s1sS rss ereFr a~asn, Il ssisecnssna-
Ing the cigarette katit viii prevent L.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-12
LETTER PROM THE GRAND Old NAN
or FRS NORTH PACIFIC, EN-MAIOB
NESf EW



Having constantly ta answer letters of
inquiry ia Feiaiaua IN bT. J. Ease1s @or-
dan ard be many clsrcs reported hs bss
litsia.ens.fif SFs5cg-3 Of Assi8ciaE. Beg -
tlossS tftNtE
haye has the hauor ana pssaFare % ths
l8tIgssSfg seQ gss,lslaase ast4 ar, 7 ksEs-sit
58s,aa for ssEasal Tssrs. BE Is Eeulle-
gRsH - rultges Ana FeaBesaezt and tas
Tas@r 20 Sass Gas "a ts3e rsgs.tesf FFlalefsisll-
Macy "a e wsus-Ffsi c1ses y aita ar ~
Gsf-s., ia hls rs eallgse safilied
-Ea Eal-s Eese4eEs1 u lt-1 Ssv
rs..rssg sis ktaEa e. ue as EsrssEa >
sazesss Sd BIS ss5 eF e.san7F F5ta ats
g7zua Ei-ssssE essr sysa.a "a & ccsi4s3iF 49,
fzsr1si3szes8 aas5 mtE ara ue7.ser 4
H-snn.g ssssr ssc sszs - lse Z Ysss s5 q gtN
ftes sas SIS 1aS 81 &s'asg Easa
bgs z se.le - w Wt4L - t5se Sal
Gard rarais "a a{ s-Q Sag ssia tie ta4fssll.
s11te.asses. ass vgHss
Il Re- EHsEEr
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YELLOWSTONE PARK IN OCTOBER.
Reduced Rates for Transportation and
Uotsl Accom- medatton.

The Northern Pacific railroad IN connee-
ton with the Yellowstone Park Assoeis-
item have arranged 20 furnish Transports
ton aad hotel accommodations through
a,st the park Snrtag October at greatly re-
duqsa rates. Passenger trains VII make
the r5gna isip. Livingston 10 Cinnasar and
rsttfa. on uesdays. Thursdays ard sstur-
DAYS, ani "a ti9e days trip from NiBnabsr
sa the principal p9sats Of interest m the
paFk can he made a. an expense net 10 eN-
t,s,,,l &a Tie rail rate lSca ~ Paul. aiH-
uealsoNs. Duialh or Ashland on she east,
assa Portland aud faooma GA the west to
Cmnahsr sud return, VIII be 90, AMI iFoia
Intermediate points aue aud puc-hfth iAres.
huf uut "a exceed sc.
Tickets viii b. oH sale up - ana inclHe-
ing October -. Parties going into Tie par K
Shnuid cali on e. s. HcEeclin, scent y =.
X. X. immediately en arrival ~ iltsngs-
son. Eos iuG particulars inquire 81 a. u.
ChaFltan assistant general passenger
agent Portland, Oregon, % A. GhaeeTg.
--.a
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- rvrIRsInNs

Excursion siekgts, Eooi fur SIX mouths,
stlll ou sAle going via Northern Pacific
railroad and returning tia Csga5ian Pa
cide. rniuu Pacific anA Denver : Rie
flsafl5lc. the eF1af saessir r1fgfe- sud oregon
short Lac ~ eAu Frgra.s eo, gr -ss1tltrTn
Fas ,br. taroHEh California, and By raIl or
taag fresa san Francisco 60 319gct sound. a.
frUss $50 tn Slz1 "a Tickets how an sale
Via IT E'ngi Chicago. omaha. CesIac.i
Rfui3s, kEHsas ti;F. UeQVez- ssit lake, og
den. ~ Iusis- n PaSa, noEiRt>, san nleEn.
San Sraac seG and a3hpr prssci IA. cities ~
5ae Caian Tieket ef55ce
4. CHtLss.As. Agent \. p Rg.
Corner Mil aE.G Com Hl@Fcsal streets
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-12
King County
Meetings

THE PEOPLE OF KING COUNTY WILL
L be addressed by the candidates of the
Republican party aud other able speakers
at the following times aud places:
Black Diamond, Friday Oct. Il. $50 p. m.
Cedar Mountain. Saturday, Oct, Is, $50 p. m
Newcastle, Monday, Oct IL, 20 p. IN.
Renton, Tuesday, Oct. Is, $50 p. N.
salmon BAY, Wednesday, Oct. IL, 80 p. m
Juanita, Thursday, Oct Is, 80 p. m.
Houghton, Friday, Oct. ~, 80 p. m.
Redmond. saturday, Oct. 70. 80 2. m.
Gilman. Monday, Oct y, 80 p m.
Falls City, Tuesday, Oct. ., 80 p. m.
Hop Ranch, "Wednesday. Oct. "A, 10 p. m.
Toll, Thursday. Oct. ., 80 p. m.
Duvalls, Friday. Oct. u, 10 p. m.
Cherry Valley, Saturday, Oct =, 80 p. m.
yashon, Monday, Oct -, 80 p. m
Boutwell,, Tuesday, Oct. 50, 7:sop m.
woedinville, "Wednesday, Oct. 81. !: pm.
BY order of the comfy central commit
ee. X. B. ALBEkT-0N, Chairman.
j. IT, MITCHELL Secretary.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-12
TIE rE151T CIGARETTE.
Heasr Grays AeaE@l Ds-@ns sE2sss,
and lAs CS1ss-

Ne natszns. =. 'sfathere q Homer ts-ae,
Wl., aas arrested -sls1sy afsgea fT
INSANITY. ks agsi fre faaus nsN 1870 F.ss
bsta caest v.-sssrsaF assi r.Gsstes taas he
ssss iup7eNius. ss.l g-..-f i a as 4a5a t4si
As sgnusd Hes hare 81 81 re15 81 - sS2-
fH.s sEg Na ns atsg'sis y,ssas ras
sfsarass sssse5 O. tSss IS thzi siAea at- a.
~,,ss - IS sssen fgsrs aies trcHt ssasss3lss
sEgs-s& IA tiss4szs H1t HAS rs
st.saS4ssslf sass3 - tae S. sEls4.
aAs lssgsa <. kssszgcasss e. taae A&ss, q IA ~
was saA1ezf sses serH wstAseHf : esgsFsfss
ketaxea Ass iesEh- esR9s ssAas - Ass =.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-12
Republican Ticket.

Far Congress.
JOHN B ALLEN.
For Brsgzi er General.
A. r CURRY.
For Adiltans.tsere-al,
2 6. VBRIEN.
For Prosecuting Atsexnev.
W. W. SEwLIS.
For Joint Councilman.
JOHN b AUIT.
For Councilman.
JOHN +. k1NSEAR.
Fer Representatives.
;. T. BLACKBURN.
J. II. JONES.
W. v. KESEHART.
For Sheriff.
JOHN h. McGaAw,
For Auditor.
". Il. FORREST.
For Treasurer.
W. G. LATlNER
For Probate Jud-e.
RICHARD OSBORN.
Fer County Commissioners.
FRED EASEH,
WILLIAM H. TAYLOR.
JOHN wO0nIS.
For Assessor.
JULIUS HORTON
For school superintendent.
V. A. Pf'SES.
Fer Coroner.
]. < ". SMART.
For Surveyor.
C. NJ. ANDERSON.
For wrerkmaSter.
G. z. SHOEMAKER
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-12

IxsFIxIxs Fsx HIS FArHKE--M-. II. r.
Kline. city editor OF the ST Joseph. Mis-
souri, Ga=esfs. writes far copies Of the Pos--
formation eoneernlng the homicide com
xnl7te@ by Fred Kline. in seattle, abous
-ssff- Isfa- think ~ Is NV father, aBa
1asT beard Of the mztter Through q ixfsEr
writteH Congressman Eheaafe OF Enaians
% q aFE1 81 attorneys ia seaffie There
can Dc SO mistake that H. j. Kline uhe
wrote tie above iestes Is a son Of Fred
Kline. the sisver OF tfesrxe A. Rassser. prss-
gr1efor OF the seattle steam laundry
kiine. after his linear serarion stated 10 q
reporter that be had four sons in i0ar DIFF
ferrnf states, al smart young men. and
that he had wife sornea here, bur whether
sae vas alive or dead he could not SAY.
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BECAUSE or ILLNESS.
seVe,Sl Enterprises Contemplated ay J.
II Coleman nelsyed.


W45 hss aat Mr. james NJ Coleman
s'''n'as-lt'i oa Rae Foundation 0f AIS pro
Fssa tftck h,Jes ON Ec1as street, het,fe,.n
Ns'taa'as a1L Narlau ssseets asked e
s'i'er'eT ei ore 81 My Colcrx4a's mos, Ga.
&mSto !r.s .{S
VIII isl Y3u wky.~ as Replied. ~
Seieasn il a verg Sins man. aud l,s pays-
ss'ats saNc s4saa.5 Alra &c dis11i,s 81 blfs,
.stss sare' lassa i5s mlad e hexvrr hopes
49, 9eit AE2f, s}N saealas aea ae IL IS
~ ~" Att3 H,sta frsll3'ie. sad g. tAF a}
= - iHe 5gefass ass Wfe luaHc3 hsts
~ isfnF a4s ta Geii4otHss gee aie
80 s.ia unsfea faer -ap.ay 1G ats q
u - ~ s'l-s5 sa lsEied seaI tsse fai
= Bier 6sg, s.. Ua5ea ~ 5 ssHsTias
-. i'i, -si 'takeu aawz, aaS Sc ras8Fa
Il. asssft Aao Nag&28 aisas sad aRs ~
Ses. US Mtf 50 rHuasns assfss. a..is @
rs ~ " u aEi.t la. ssisa glst3s1a t@esS
49, .sA1 2ela 'sf q Zig III a{ MasS s9s sise
= at WkefAef b. fes3kf Wasi pefsals
3 ssS essrsi 80 Il sassusa. ASxr -
-. s. If @1telsEA - la
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-12

THE TRIP TO BLACK DIAHosp.-A special
train carrying the Republican speakers to
Black Diamond. viii leave the c. & p s
depot az ) O'Clock this evening. returning
before midnight. Members OF the Grant
club and the Harrison Legion who desire
10 attend the meeting are requested 10 as
sembie at the depot at 40. The First
regiment band will furnish the music for
the sSeeaSfofs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-12

fAa0rsEAsE REyIgED.-Anotherr phase Of
the g Charles sample roo1a complication.
which got Justice sosaer5erx and John
arthur into trouble at tina last term OF
court, Developed yesterday when J. Int
treii Murphy Brought suit against Jeh2
aeArys proprietor Of the saiocr fnA eosa.
nsasIni states that % szy 4. lnsi. Geary Sc
fafla indebted . Messrs. Soaerberg and
Arthur fssr 5000, which be agreed to pay
Ia regular monthly instasimrats. and in
turn <9derberg and Arthur turned over to
aim the fixtures and belongings of the
Saloon that sodsTberg aud Arthur have
sold the claim 10 Murphy and that Geary
Is abont to leave the ferritary without pay
lug. There is $3.50 stu due on the claim.
aud Mr.. Murphy asks judgment for this
amount
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-12

BIO Rally AT FRAxEfIx.--Tast night
the largest and most enthusiastic Reput,
hean rally ever held there toek place al
FraRksin. The Odd Fellows hall was
packed 10 OVERLOOKING, many Standing M.
and a great number being unable TO gain
admission. Eight ar nine speeches were
made. aud. though the hour was late.
everybody in the house remained TO the
close. The enthusiasm ran high. Ia the
opinion of-gDod judges Alien and the King
county Republican ticket viii have from
70 to 100 majority