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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-24


TAKE Fesss fssa-1sFzse r.ssgssags
assss aaa f.sEnt sas =, hsss tfsA2 Ayrses-
asksax esrks nossa - seraae csc q
si.e sns.st fs,s y.0rszns ;ssz stses . asss
ls1yssory.
Petas oas - hsas tsse fsss sk4s zbese
are sirss8y - lsss fka,s o>e henarss
brss.ky zsds ia fise territory AID ga.
he eFsrazs szsatpr q n4ep easpseTssi
r. eAsh - si.ssB i ~ ssss ~
Pgsaf cat q bira tsse fat fA4z
wklss IasasF = Hairessaliy s1sp40ysJ
IL tbs tfss yards 81 TIE territory ana
siat tie fsaasstr7 sfea is - paeseat
gDseyssey,ed stat1. 11SDszLs employ
naens 70 as least sw4sTe hUasses
Ameriezu Mosksnguaea and that. fs-
clzdlnx ss,s families 81 lice soTkiag-
taen. no iesz th4n ftsar tbol4aaa Of
sbs teople u Washington Territory
are directly dependent on ths ink
makiag Industry for sB5seBenes
POlas oaf 70 bifa the Tart that ia the
briekyafsi- " British CoiuHsissa cheap
caipese labor il almost sniversaily
emFseye8. and sissi the Brisizh f10ss1s-
taa aapafaetsrer. ate therefore aide
% 5laee bricks nYon The market 81 3
ionss fste than DE Americas nsana.
iaeiaFers ean hepe 10 10 - long Is
.Ee present Eate II wages + main
tasaea
Fagnt 0aa g alu the faei that the
tFlekyari4 n he territory can BE-
Operated witb prosss o83y beeaass
Amerlean brlet .nlsEsFs arg protected
fam the eensi eiitioa u ehkap foreign
lasor IS aaty II = PER cent On
tas va se ~ ail tiss fssfeign brick ias-
ported.
Potts; olt - him fhs fset that the
Milis bail propose - aooiish this slufy
entirely sid % tofee the bri.k-faakeFs
o. Washington Territory into tireet
competition ultii The Chinese labor Of
British Columbia
PaiHg oss - hin tie fact that ti4is
same Miils hsIi e Hneqaiy0eaily en-
dor Cd Ia The Democratic platform.
both national AMI territorial. and that
4 vote Tor ihe Democrats ticket can
not but Be- interpreted a. a vote IN
il. favor
Point oat . hira the fast that il is
hts duty IS a citizen 10 shake OF party
allegiance aud u take hi. stand in
favor Of the protection Of American
labor By voting the Republican ticket
and lsy inducing al other Democrats
Of his acquaintance 90 do the same
thing.
Point oat 70 him the fact that he
can reason this Inaiier out for himself.
Here sc have territory ami q PROV
inee iying side b. side and separated
only by an imaginary line. In the
former fairly paid lahof is employed
In the latter the employ aent Of cheap
Chinese labor i the role. The result
II free trade hefNeen Two countries 70
situated cannot but be 20 lower the
wages in oae country 10 the rates eur
rent in ths other Any intelligent
man can see this. and no amount Of
opaistry can hsle T. Your Demo
esatse neiEhbof can thiuk Of 1t for him.
seif, aud, il he Is the intelligent man
that he oaghs 10 be, he sill conclude
thai u IL bis duty 70 vote the Repab-
Mean Al -
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Il e.znro4 Ezz 70 strike any enc who
rszar-s * tss 81 * American fseu-
fss-s 81 TIE CaEz5en Cf1b that the most
rrozzzez- q faez n vaftie 90 senli-
rse@ssc lie arg VERY essS=e % President
zsss1zzz~z. sAex- nxxzzeS teing taken
f-a2 ri pzbllsked some months
xEe sz tse D<Eaoc-2tsc lSisy.
B4yz-3 Tho=zs r. Cleveland :
reiz-v & sSzse-
Eeek- Jzrzes 2. senzto- from Ken
t@ekv ard E1tAo- 81 EkIe senate fiusrce
tssa - szres saiEsoFirv report 2gzznsi
the seszse ta-zE hiN ard Is favor Of
the -. zzizist-ztiez Jnezsnre-
Carlisle. John g. speaker Or tie
haNse q representatives, and e5sef -
TIE rressseNs's kirehea cabinet.
GOWN. Pa-ks- essss0r Of the lssa-
zlsresss s45essszsr.- CleTes4zl S Tzai0g
evening orgaa n New York
Lamar. l. z c. fo-rsey5y 6leveEzrst :
secretary - the sateTiQ. ne@ justice
ei the SilpExFle court
Moor, ! -, = regular Biznter a
tbs sta;f q ieTelAT1fl's 1s1Tri1g e~Ean
IN SeN York, tie Taaes tFriate4 or
British preset
Nos h0sg cisaries. Washington cor
gesFoz8erlt aud virtually va Aington
editor II the New f8rz Herald, 4 close
perED..sl friend Of the president.
r5n-e1ly, William i proprietor al
Tie PhEsssslpaia Reoard, Hh5 recently
e14fsft2ife.s tie president AZ hls stock
iarEa n Montgomery county. Pa
Summer. " liam g.. professor ii
Nzie UNIVERSITY.
WatfeTson. HeaTy. editor u The
Louisville C9arisr-joaTzal. the presi-
cent Leading Southern organ
White, Horace. an editor q the
EseEiAg Pest. the presidents senior
evening organ II New York
The William Endicotf, Jr, who is
q member. = nos Secretary Eadicoft,
but near relative. There are enough
81 thesa without Secretary EaGicott.
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A nrstIr or DEMOCRATIC uE.
fnHn.

Ordinarily = psFsoa eaula weary 81
TrcasHtlae ghe tFaksn t,edss pfent
tsrs saa Profession sl Ire iisnt elsye.
lsna- rhey have tees.7ns 80 nunler
etis se glaFibE ani ef, repeated that 4
vat anaant a Patience Is required a.
F<fusii & s. aandt} eons{Iaa tien
e3 esh psa pstee 0t ,valeece
shieh ineaiqs,es tlsp pre- dcus and
bsas'tis bias as h5 psate The
'i~asa ~ NJ e. s Sla}re. cf ClHaess
howetsf deserve a esslar rusire
ana al .avvztir .}5e-, "a. b., rssnass ton
Wiib siRi 81 ffau ,iss r3 Ga Hes
se1sen sfHeet 1aI t1 trlae .a-,h
saeotti esnsaic oa sas tssIs ef thoss
~Ae di.Fraei bsu sa sssasHv
lstoasht hiu So Gee Essrs
Whesi ere psr sni fogr8 te-snsf.
sAits1 81 Fs}as pejis esAsoa shs
Wlage Hoses Sir islzss hs3a tar r.ss
t'al g assi stsgg 90, tss ,tee AZ gs.eAse
tie had tesa by the ssfsee sstsea
yer. haviss by SIS hoasss vs,loasors
an3 pealsee Aghx eaee Efadaslly
risen sHa. ths ebs sv fsssss.sa 81 a..
fsra ho7 oSatur y a-tsee saal3 ss
lsass baFs essaea hla ia sbst g...E-
usa. aat oat eeFpassug eses "a. W &.a
nos - at 90 Do st.s lie al4os Sci a.
fsasinssstes "a fhirasu aasn vh.,
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rhs seam.,se.. and ,hs Parret.


gh the tariff Is a tax. remarked
the B0wery parrot yesterday, a. he
shook OF the einaer thai an elevaied
train. just gone hy bad thrown into
hfs feathers.
4 pretty little seamstress booked 0at
OF a sscsnd-st3yg window and said
Birdie. / CUES, you're mistake this
time. Do you see this needle on my
wing machine e.
The tasiff Is tax responded the
parrot.
The tariff on sewing machine nee
dles. said the sesmsgress, SIS IS per
cent. And yet the repor; ~ The
finance department of Canada. Tor the
year ending IN Iss7 shows that Canada
imported II s0i sewing machine nee
DIES from Us. 70. fi7s imported from
England. with the Canadian tariff the
Same on both That .hoFs that cur
needles are cheaper. Goesn't it2'
but the parrot only replied The
tariff j. 4 tax
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nrIrssErs. nl,.rr


FeTiiRani he Le sps is play ing one
81 the l-oisiesi e4Alc5 OF hIaG The
World has eyer seen. Dispatches tel
~ that 81 Irons he cansradicts the re-
port that the Panama c4aa viii be
elraplelesi IN 1897 and asserts tsa, i
vii be really for business 81 June q
isasa. that +, two year from slie June
II last annsf rhis as eftion. TO
enc Sequaintel VITA the pre-
sctt eondlaua 81 this colo al
undertaking. the vcfiast non. ense.
Even e the eanal company bal at lis
dlspo al ail the uisney required. 4,
oopli pot compirie The work tn less
than three yesr-, sud 81 tie present
Fate ~ praEfrs .noa, than four wears
val ~ feqa rei b. tnisb the excavas-
lns sloae The truth q the faatser l.
that g eili b. Impossible to obtain
iae necessarv capita FOR con-
I3euNr tha hali o. shat remains
yet 70 be dome. The sab cgiguons in
France have year by year fallen oig.
ami this season sataf Isl .ooopC0 ranes
offered emily 3loouoee francs wtFe
subscribed. ps l-es.e4.s ere.t ssccrs.
a "a the essz canal - ,si ~ warrants
ths e9naaeaee wsieh French people
pat 10 hm 4ad h.t enterprise Al rana-
fHa ksgt A r. faafsttalt e. Shoe u "a
h-ve io.losei the lFasrcts o. ale
eefe tast the c9ulp auy g. Nov
"a ihe 4lre7' .ts@i.. and tie Frepch
snEtne@ Sabine Ealta la his Own
faeorss. and ha prom. c5 81 al csriy
completion oi t.r canal. sTe oisly usa-
Beavers H. ressage oa1tdCues. 4isss,iy
shskta asd iaaaee ooaa4ifr people
81 e.se aasw tar 6HaEc,si sstAree
sAi-h s. shsaluigs aeoe-sagy toAcoa-
s5uasaoa 81 5bs a.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


THE PROC EsSfDS FOR THE Rrprp
hesa rally will form AZ the corner n
miro and Madison Streets THURSDAY mex;
81 . clock p, n. All Organizations i,artief
p&ting are requested 70 be in line a. tho
o'clegk
The Ylarnbesu club sin foFra on Thir5
street soath Of Madison, with left resting
on Madison.
TIE Franklin club viii form On Thfr,
street, niofta Of Madison. With hight resting
The iiiark Diamond elab wiu fo-r, a.,
Third ktree nprsa u spEine. with righf
resting ca spring street
The Harrison Legion WiIi form GA Nail
%on street easE ~ Third street ssffa rsshs
resting on abird street
The Hkrris1u Color-cs LEGION VII fssrz,
on Madison street. west Of Third .fr=,.
Eith right resting on Third street.
TIE order of march aiu De A. f0llass-
Ist franklin brass band
md. slambeaA rlnb.
Sri. Franklin club
stb- FiFsi Regiment \ g. " hana
hh. black bsAfdfnf club.
eth. Han tsou gnIor,sl Iezs0n.
"a, Black Diam nd hsad.
Sih. Harrison iAsigu
The Ing of march w3H extend along
Third street % Isfnes. along James -
Mil, along Nil 10 Commercial Alspr
Con saereial % Asiu. eountermarehfsy
along Commercial - Nil. along Nal
70 r. Front, along Fr1at 70 Union. along
MON - second. zioug Seenad 70
Marion. aaa SloBg Marion 70 Fr,e,s o,.esa
Horse ~ Grtrr ceutsei catnm ittee.
K. r. abs kTs3S, Chairman
,. T. MICHEL S.F-ssars
~ l. r. AsAf-f t-fss z -sisf aaFssKE
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sfefFHsf : rec res.
There had been 4 runaway. A pair
o. horses we're doWa. carriage
smashed 60 pieces ami the driver asd
a lady lSy era4ains on the grass gifh
their hUgts The Ssrecf-sar stapfe4
snd nsas E0f Ell u render aid. Afa6ng
those wbo stood oa the rear PLATFORM
were tao ladies, one o. whom hsi ap
her h3sas in horraT, and exei4.useA
Mercy On rae BET shat an awful.
awful aasis Hos lsng dis F0a s8y
yon tailsI rom gFape tells Ms
Artt s-f
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WOULD LIKn ~ ANALYSIS.

1FsrFta. Oct. u
To the Editor Before The citizens
% seatsle sete on the prvp2 stion 70
ssne s. 90 asg ben8. fsr = water sup
ply. wosild Il slos he tAr part Ok sfssiom
to have so 4Ea8ysis made ty n eoul Pc
tent chemist and ascertain Beyond q
doubt that the water 0f Rock creek
are pure7 On general principles the
EateF ~ mountain Streams j. Whole
some yet no hzrn could come 10 be
certain before We proceed with this
great enterprise l..
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The Return Of the Rabbit.

IL say, Mis- Musicale, won I you
f--favah me with little songE"
Certainty. Ar. Baioye, and whai
shall il bel
Why, ! think should enjoy that
one about wet1rning the mabhit.'
tfhoughtfuIlyl: Returning the raf,-
BIT p
" Vas; you know thumming). We.
tayn my wa5bit again. again.
oh, I think you mean Bring Back
Ny Bonnie To Ne.
Vas. that's Ii. Miss Musicale
B9ing Back sfy Bunnie 10 Ne,
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The Facet Of Aa,erti.inr.

The Epoch
Old Mr.. Bentley (who has Jus;
moved t'ecause he couldn't live in a
Sat any longerb-'sThe agent has an
advertisement in to-day's paper fbou,
that miserable fat we've jast left. He
s2ys the rooms are large an airy, per.
feet steam heat, appurtenances fust.
class and the locality desirable in cry
way.
Old Mrs. Bentley thalf regretfnllyl-
Well, now, Josiah, Fra Almost s6rrv
We give it up"
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lfae
she Aue ear lt sa flsal oar s3rranss
have been realized a. ias7f
lie Yes. ieEe tss b0as3ie t. ears.
snd We shall lre married u Canada day
aster tSs-moFTos
She oh. hos frae and spgieht and
hoEess goB aye Harry fis5- s ato-
sHeut worth 81 oar year % waiting
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The sssats saftT bil. shisa may &c
asse t1ei ss tle assa.ure rse cns,,a lrr
isse Republican Fsgss ava Substitute Ter
tife NAl,s t'.l, proposes D. pfst.4Nst era
'fv'y 'Ae ifaps,t-tasa a prepared
oF,ana. 4ae E.al effects Of sch
.as. 2 pzvF@ay en5o.eei eaHnes be
gvc estimated
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FrehihIfI .aist.

fpanE mza he beE8a. zlsd ne
3e2uei hfs chin on the back 81 the eat
2Aesi. II m a Rrohihitzoaist. ard --i
That's 81 night, Shispsre3 the
young nau. Watch cat, and a hen
sosisHly ieekdnE reach dusn an-scr
kse scat
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For Constable.

TO TIE VOTERS or sEArrI E-sl
L tae request % Numerous friends
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cate fg- fliz tsEea Of s0nsfahse. and ssiffgg
tie supg-orf 81 all Interested 10 good rcg
efufBeHL Besgectanilv. VT EDLDFx
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A SAD STORY.

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FINANCIAL,
LOST.

I osT-AT TIRE FIRE on RAILROAD
II avenue, pocketbook and bunch Of
KEYS Finder VIII be rewarded rs return
ing same % owner. Mr.. JAMES L0wpEN.
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Ata measiuR 81 tas HFieklzysFk' Fras..sz
uFe and Senesoieat as8n here shls eyers,
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wftn the Drfn beers ~ the giHaylnAxers'
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FOUND.

I-DUNb--A RED WICKER LUNCH gAs.
Il ker. second sad spring streets Own
r eaa aaye same hy paying i3r this adver.
tsemcut
I.DUSD-ON JAMES STREET. A Doc
Il tors medicine case Owner can have
safoe b. calling a. this Office aud pairing
for advertisement.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

TIE kEGpLAR ANNUAL MEETING,
Il tsaiauraesfj u the King CanafT Is.
vessmeat ComV&ny win Dc held q TIE
essaTsuy's 0sicc ia sezfrle, wesisesaaV.
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ALFRED HOLMAN, President
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: sasaEzs e sss sgtrfe<zSsa EseN4
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w erxv ard neSpe1s sziliry fsF or oNsl-
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BARGAINS WANTED.

WANTED - TO BUY OR RENT A
w restaurant. coffee or ehop house
Price not exceeding xo9 or SEQ. CITY 81.
country. Address r {, tais once.
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HELP WANTED.

ex-xxrEHe-k C0MgETEST BCzfxESS
w zzz nas1zr 20. ADDRESS : A. AS
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ron SALE

u-ASTED-oxE OF Two DaEsSEAs-
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feet ssxFeza 81 eEssiaG e1eFel as an in
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TOz sALE-SEAT FOJR-R0oM cor
Il taxe. three Ssaeks froza esc,e, 8 tar
gain AdareSs VI n Jackson, BGx III
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT
ITO RENT-BAY WINDOW BOON WITH
L closet and store; use OF bathroom.
s. NIL street.
ITO RENT "A NICELY FURNISHED
l. room. with hath. for one or two gem
lsmen- Apply ~ sonth second street
ITO REXT-RO0Ms N NEWLY FUR
L nished hoEse ey DAY, week or month.
Jackson street. between Commercial and
second.
TIC RENT - FURNISHED REsIDEScE
Il for the winter 10 reliable party Ad-
dresS with references P. o. Box ~.
ITO RENT-PLEAsAST ROOMS. FINE
l. view; private family. Southeast cor
neF EiEhth and Washington streets.
TO REST-wHARF AND WAREHOUSE.
Il Inquire At Manning 4 Bucks furui-
tuse store. Columbia street
ITO RENT. - TWO FURNISHED SUNNY
Il front rooms for gentle men or gentle
man and wife Apply at once AZ Iiis Sec
ond street
T.soR REST-rvFSiSHEDA AND UNFUR-
II nished room in all PARTS OF the city
Call on HARRY E. SHAFFORD. rooms
= and =. Union Block. Front 81 mhsI
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EsR SALE -FERsT-cLasS LODGING
4 horse q "a rsous. Address c, this