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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-16
HOW
BUY LAND!
Certified checks, payable ct
sight, on tho PUGET
SOUND NATIONAL
BANK. given a.
security for
money In
vested.
r1o ruAR nrsIpnus op pnyrSo PROP.

ITO THEIR DESTROYS OF BUYING PROP.
/ ersyen time, and bseo0ina Pro party
owners and Ian iloeds, ~ oder TIE follcwiuG
We viii allow you from tArcs Dosths 70
i've years tine according TO Tie iaad yoa
select.
We charge neither prsmiun o. interest o.
tn: psy.sas'. and vii give 700 . "s'rsl'''
We hsve lots ct 80 and ~ hat ere sasss
70 Mao taoa street. and are within radius Of
one aud . half miles fro0 the Huolonce.
They lie veil md arr dcOrable l01s.
We rsqaiss only 10 pr cent. - Al esrpeo
money and - viii givo oesiiAed ehsch for the
payDsat.
n check d drawn By ~ Puses Sound Ma
tional boas. end Is made payable q aaht. thus
eessttns the purchaser sAvsntaors and Deivt-
Isees thas hsve never bsen bseoss o0ess6
After yoa have hassainsf for one o. Dovs
b. one pressed fer money, yeu have oaly 70
pressat your chscks q the bank and hey viii
b cashed On The spos for tholr fail faes value.
0AoulA yeu see other lanl that zoo consicer
bsster bargain. the kboVs still helds good.
In short, the money In tho bank avaits your
orsse and u absolutely bsyoAd enr control
aLtil yoa prssrni To checls 70 10 IN paynses
in fsii for IL piece Of The Land basDsined for.
You are. therefore, b The option and priv.
iesee ve eDsg Insured aGatn0t ooc1dank You
are your trsasures and bantes aDd = ~ eaus
- - - ~. s,r.s $780,, p,....>
L. 1 ~ - ..s-.rs 80 IN -
s.a,- .c.a.,S - ece-.,S.d - n
a.'r, ii r~S.. - -
re wv s1
We eses . esldsn oppogt1nisy cd edvise
yos ~ ny a.. NV s,.1 - NJ. ur,~,e,nie. :,
nes,.T -, 49, os.st ~ - .ncA !
-. -. ss~.sn. -. - - mnch MI - I,
ssr ~ 49, -, nc1SI
49, -. ,s',.r.e =" -,snS 49, s-.s,,
| ssh,n. -, IN, .c~n., .eooe ~
| I,ss 60, "a hs,s 4, from ans a,va.oe
'" T.ss,sss.sssI s.s,,c.s. ~ hssaisy "a,
| -,
| q. a.,,.s,,,, ana s,cv.,s
-sss h..,,h. s,o.th
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-16
sHsRIYy COCHRAN zsAU.
coNxsxssoHxD ArxU NDrIsxs n ooAl
kousrP Or N fxTKnnH1KAs
eA&xAc4RR.

| calxAc9nR.
~TAas indacee shs boA-e = re4scs III
60 e hsaf1kg - Htssnsrs tn u
eoczty JAR vas saksd Ccmmiufcese
AHsa ysesrday.
We shsestt - VA gs:sing too much
-nsv many z,ab ~ servsd sseA
d.yr
What dn H. sheziH ~ before yes
he "a & g. b. ners than . dalix
day Tor eaeA prisnask.-
1sees e oaus shax 1uclr
We didn'r tAtnk %. Why, - furnish
evrsythine. ~ doctor blA bay csoth.a
pny td ~. and sAs saiy expeose tAe
shsr q b put % y sAs eess a ths f,od A
man ca e. dow sosa sad Res arse-
e.5s vsek. sad IN, boarding. hsuss pso-
pie fusDish verythin9-s
What 3 the coss psr naa q the pena-
Il usdsrssand Il b ab,us niseseea cent?
Tat ,I1.y es.sA the sun .s~ paid the
shs yi TO high
why mot rsdnes ii % . reasonable
wei we yin "a there afsee . While.
Sixty ceuts . day y u - week and the
prissoers only get two meals GAY q
-Jas look II these vindsws . continued
Cor missioner Alier. .fhe dust IL %
thick that yeu ca wTits q The giAn with
your finger. We pay The jaalef far acs-
ing - janitof. This b . ssmpse q how
tbs work 10 done. Another hing hap
p.ned To-Day. We ssas into the ekerfms
on . for Q cuspidsr - No. during the
We that M couldn't bzing one 70 - m.
Ill the sheriff came In and gave him pr.
mission. This struck me - being veg
funny"
And % Il h.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-16
PERSONALS.

o Wright. furniture dealer on Cher
n stsel. has sold cut,
Mr.. J. ,. Doheny isaves on the Mexico
this sf,o noon for an Francisco.
Hunt AMI Pstten. tho railroad contract
ors, cans in from . trip 10 tagging liysr
yesterday.
Major Canhy and clerk arrived he =
yesterday, AID today viii proceed 20 Port
Townsend.
Mra NJ. J. fortius and her daughter
May have resu ned ft,m their visit TO
Caiifo,ntz, and will resume their rssi-
do oe Ia ,.sis city.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-16
cLanx LRp0RnvooD MAI NOT N A. Arm
LEyE, Bur np AoILIrI - Psopiotous.


LRyR, BuI nn AoILIrS - PsopiotoUs.
There Was much excilemant In the
c,unsy clerks ofSas yesterday forenoon.
Clerk Lsdeefvood heard the telephone
bell ring. and on going 10 that instru-
mens in his usual graceful way, be grab
bed the receiver in his left hst d Is / .
turned the crank Of she alarm With tie
other. Then the exoiiemsnt began.
50 did the kicking. The excitement
Gas intense. lhe kickinR Vas soperb.
Mr.. Leeefvood may DO, b. an asniste,
bat his agility 10 something extrsofdi-
nary. lie jumped straieh, up IN the
air, somr say foas. others i've feet, and
~ often a. he struck the u Jof. be sailed
right no again. DID be yei? No. be
didn's eys CITY yell. bot 30 instantly be-
gan TALKING at . great rate and 10 u
maEper which. to fully repsrt, would
eXnsus: the dsshes 10 any large prints z
vtii,e. Occasionally be would hfar
someone talk ma ~ the other end Of the
line, and the remarks mus have bee q
Of g sarcastic nature, for Mr.. Ledger
= ood's reply vas very forcible, very
for ',bis, indeed.
"wny don's you drop ha" Suggested
one Of she clerks.
Il oactl-csn't - Mosee. - leave -
Great Ssoti.-it Co." be replied IN q
painfully tesky gay. Cans 700 see-
ouch!- Fm rseeivirs-ot.-a sbochr'
Tosp the true state OF fairs began
TO davn on tbe nov alarmed clerks.
Mr.. Laiaervocd's hair began 10 brisile
20, the nsp Of bis clothests rise. and
when one OF the clerks atsem pted 81
tsks bold Of him electric spArks dec
aronnd IN alarming profasion- lie
person At the other end Of the line evi.
IDENTIFY copoiuded thai something vas
wrong, jadains from sse evidence Of
the r1mpas which cams ov,r the vi Q,
and the irnocent inquiries which Mr..
Aaaday made tended TO exAsyefste Ar.
Lecgervcod. Occasionally Q 6istiuci
laaan Of derision instead q sympathy
came over the wire, and then by q
miskty ef,ts Mr.. Ledger cod soc
eecaed la bfeakins loose from chat lie
nos calls chat iafefnsl tciephoue-'
IL seems there 10 soUestioe or u &
uith the mschine, and 1, &c isers en-
electric shock TO anyone vho attempts
10 operate 10. oniess great care 10 tskss.
There IL a rumor thai The uachioe 10
charged With an enormous qea 3s,ty OF
ecr densed electricity ever sizes Bin
Cochran tried TO baildcs= ProsecotspG
Attorney Reusii over that sire sor.-
,iule ago.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-16
I'm pan1uxu7 pm eoupAxs xAxrs 4
onmxDoUB o1gG1.

onnxDDUs oggGs-
-
Il v!sh 200 vooid teli ycss fss6ess,"
said Cauaain 1oa.oA f2saeo lask evsayu,.
800 ~. u.1~~. - ---. -
-. ~ eopey.D
csteo o. naaiseed eveooe between III
ODd Oolomhia sssssss. has nssssu huo
ae~A ccccA. ~ S,.~n A. .,,.,.,s,. -
n'soos peo. cenine ana osoes W
shssA vnsoo susy 80 90 eivs evsy 70
.ue sauhies o. ceessse ffee OF eoafee-
All sssy ~ - pessoos coming Ics
sso tefasso seeas evn oeeksss ma oAs-
ke
noO car yo1S oeooeoy eaosa 70 %
70 asesFoss
". scsfe - eos oeco eenescesy
aooos " xoe -. we ~ : nsa zap q
sso eosc ~ - s,nsc - hvW' Aos
s.. e sn ~ %, ~, 49, 1870 ~. ~ ~ ~ e sS
-" ~ - Sw 1oenSs o. nsn eeoe
Gay. SsssefcAy - meoe . vesy large
cssscs soo. - ~ eos mote sntn ve
osssss 70 Rise Ioem sway 70 tnoee vno
~, scoaa oo@e ssss ~ soe@, Essoet soao 70
~ sue@ sp0i. " co2ss, vs vooio
sosn 70 teooie vno ere o-stes soae TO
Guy, oss soese VII &c no seeesvAtioo
uutii sns eotire ieu0 pounds are ois
posso Of. WI receive aoosaef eoip-
1eos on nsn in the Atsefnoon, eno we
ivy ~ Oe s0se 70 Hlve IVY ~ ~ nsve
% oaoo 0sfcse somoRfovs enipmeos
ssfivee. We nsve no feteiRefsso. os
!scn ues fos aeepine nsn ~ ieoRso OF
ume, ana % tnas accoons val ffsqosns-
Y iepeas tnis oues OF Rivin9 nso away,
II toe people soov tnAs tney Appreciate
our snosts oy coming eises we nso.
Mhss 90 toese nsn ooss yous
Ne 90 not tcink tcey coes us any
sotnR, for oos o! wnat We seii re maze
enough 70 pay AL ex. ensee eno aiiov %
handeome pfons fof the use Of cur
trap, the LABOR expended ana toe
ffeiRns On tee nso. As tney ooes %
Little OF nothing, Ne are wiling to share
them 9th the puefio on the same
terms"
a gentleman Who ovsfhssro this con-
vessasion SAID; "Oapsain 0fesue ehes
reminds me OF an ineidens which came
under my ooeesvasloe here u Seattle q
fev years ago. Ooe day the steamer
Nellie came into port from Mohilteo
With teree thousand silver salmon on
board. Captain Low bad bought ths
ash on speculation expectinR 70 sell
them TO some OF see Seattle packers.
w ols ushtVu 50 u"oS su4uuhs oDo
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-16

suFr BRoCear The First National
nAa. at : attic yesterday hccasai sGi,
Assin~, Henry TsppAn 20 recover the sars
o. S3a with interest," from Jsly e. is-o.
q se.esI 10 he due on . psofaiSsosy rose
rsVen ny the de enxanI
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-16

0ss correct uunkef q Jour hcan
from Harris 4 Gfssuaa naRsoa stssea.
4. = 6sesuos. inspector Of no0bess -
eOrein1 appososment of city eeuueij.
O0as heufs u b $50. fezI In
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-16

Immense bargains in crochet sbsvls.
~ line redaeed to Boo. ti.50 TO ass.
Don't miss them. prices less than usn
:factarefs cost. Iokias q Singerman
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-16

DRINK 'sSAfsxparil and iroa Wat
er," q mos: plsasxss and hsx!sef1 b<s-
srsse- The 4. p. HssAisns Co, slie
sssua i2S
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-16

hoF sSEE.-3aaas oysea yesterday
'-sA'l'se soi5 in he aissste, esurz
sSssst he sstsss ct urinaa car,ser "a.
es~sse To- Sc y AAsSA - e.ssrn. 4. 80
- seca~Gt faF terxtas. rsseer~t ~
- rsssas AEd ~ ias hsos.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-16

Tn FcunaAI-Is has beso decided
stas TIE sody Of tAs Late xeass osaia
saall b sohaloed sed 6eos 10 Ban
Francisco b Tie Mexieo shis afsespeso
Tor tnoefDGn6 A. ll:O o's'oek today
funeral eesvicsa vin b ibid q The fan.
iIy fsoi6eoee % tAe corner Of 6txtA an6
Terrace streets, 10 vhieA fstsnds Of ths
fa0iiy are Invited. Tho decea6s0 vas
20 ears a 80 end had IN icsusaneo On
hfs life d eeoO. Avs shoosand Of Which
= b Ne Moeoaie lnoasanee oo0Oauy
Of Coanoi1 B.efRs aso cns shousAnd u .
company rspeessotsd In this city -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-16

New lees table linens; eastern cash
prices. Coaster Clcsry.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-16

ASAstNiNs Ws RosKs The vccehsrs
Dee b. d Z. wheclar In Support % the
s~seiHaeay sisea by Bin &C part 81 the Sc
49, va e = e<aasss cN Treasure
$500 = = carefully m aired - j
~ w SO eEs snak. sy kxp n p.rnssns
49, tte stale meats AKA G rs Ne
hextef wa "a q Ca tten lac brSrsuz
:. = ,sss se'i sefale heseree ColeasAa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-16

Apron gineham &c. dress einaham 10.
uev Frsnch sasesn piatn ana fancy s5s
Removal sale Tckias 4 Singesman.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-16
PUSHED TIE WRONG BUT7ol

Nev sretouss and drapsriss jast Open
ID. Of Chester Oieafy's.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-16
FIsa FOE ALL.

Nev fssey rsbsens md Isess. CAss-
~ Osesy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-16

hotlps ANRlvED 800 Hy the eastern
sSin over the Northern Pacific. which
snset yesterday. the two rev boilers fos
NE siesnnsr kdith arrived They came
- srs1oa- Asf will os pat together in
ne boil ~ the steamer. Tfce b liars
mi Al tAe sfs & boiler works st
se. i'eensy ,vSniN aat they did no; csssi
~ e .. nor aFc they snY t>,5taT than The
eSsse.s eais ~ this city. these hos srs
: q Tie new sRsoSe s8sck for tha ADDER
"a eoengsrd tsa e ishi cara III 80
vsN ver~ SO tcaei dasa ga the SeAvie
sAe sherc X Es1eFa track, whesc tbs
o1lz1rs Will he pnsoaafd
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-16

slsS. - ThazsaAy errRlnS next the
eessseF-bysdy eomPSny win grv-snt al
sffss crers : use. = disnstit alton Of
=. ssisaer hsxszFa's celebrated romantic
go. Sfs. Ire fsusny gave the
Al hoWes y - isAfk ihaAfev. m
sNis4Nsc. 20 = cfosasd heGsr. and u was
~ Ssated wssa great e4s~gsshy. THE pay
1919 ne stery ciasely. ana anySnc y ho
rt@1 taa "a a sp -r~Ctsle shs oE-
s~,easssss eif ged Z striking situations.
I'd can nj magma ~kat s.sszsss
- rss WI b. tgs ~ caai4 spectacular If.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-16

Basssas and TRAININGS, nsV lines jass
h. q Cnsssss OsAsyh
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-16

Chester C,eary IL agent for oeniefreri
ktd sSovUs
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-16

lsSc. q lot Of sarived mohair, at
Chester CleAfy's-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-25
IN \ SMALL WAY.
rno Eass Of the Day Polntsiiy PHrs-
vrsphed gnr BSsy itean1rH.
-Igur shower fell Yesterday alter

rno Es~s Of the Day PoIntediy PHrS'
SrS"hed Tor "S,'s i''""''"
\ 7Li"iIi shower le" Yesterday "''''
noon.
sEAsE BALL On the leland park inns "i.ef-
uuOu-CaEt1n ". Whev'ng
The steamer Andes - iuld up n CIucIn-
ua;l on account OF low valet
Tue river mgrks on he landing last
-yrprlt, .uGlclt.a2 feet 9ncuy- and rising
Tt.,,r.rrfs ,Y.r. isr,-yrd at rs zen.
,ar5ir.,, ,,,,rr,r.ly an :h,. ,.-rr-
fl'',l.,.,,.t,,, nt ,I,rl.t street VIII they
sou. 49,, r.r,a,g
p,.rrr.. , I.rp. number Of citizens went
.o,., D., he n,rs Yesterday and spent the
Jsy .tlp47. IIou,c q .rht.'ra rendered
n In. nr,.,,,r,Yre utnu.ir
,r...'. - ,.,,.. -, IN. E;ccc1. CIrf,
"a" 7''''''' F''.'''. III, ,,,.,,
VII. occur I"'' ,''''''N ''o ''''.
no O.'s nan III - Io''- - - -
''' ", -, -
,.,l..
HE annual hiet''uE Vi '"t7'', H''"''''.'.,
OF The German i'Ie I'S"' me ~" f'''.'
.
Monday jul? ',n' 10 eject directors '''
the ensuing year
SEyES eases vii! pas in review before
HIS Hcuor tins morning: lauk Kinney
fo- creating disorder On an electric motor,
two womea for lntoWceuon, Two boys i''
IUsnluoE cl;'Z'n ana iva pam HUNKS
4 GOOD deal of excitement was created
on Market street Saturday night by a
wunuu, who was pulling her husband
over the Goals for paying too much atien'
ton t. other women. A. toe curtain lee
ture gus gwen minus the curtain, quite q
crowd took il IN.
>-...r,,.,. l., ,,,vs7, in another column of 8
,..,,i,.... ~ the Stockholders of the Ohio
%,yer r ,iIroed to he he'd at PmKerzburG
Tho ,f,i.a ,t the Company. Saturday
TnIy d h TO vote upon the question o
ynay,1tefinc the bonds of the Ripley auc
| Mil ok Railroad Company 10 he is-ucC
A.. ia IL in The cor.tru,t,on O. IT'S read
.,...r.,.r rT,,r.,.r.,,v and he
! IN. Va Il. ~, no l,-,.d drring Sun
yuI,u,e", "a.' rIS,o r,b,rb l.strov,J thei
Gay ''", LUZ n - -, s,.il, I,st evening
nome "',e a., ,o,''" rot 20 g.ri,ns ~ wg
,.e ,''., .,,.,p,n ,o,5 Th.v arc All supertiria
~ NO. -, p, ,;ar,,.ro,,. r.-nlts ara lookgy
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-25
Political Points.

There Will he q biz attendance Of spec
tatnrs.
Little will be done ut the morning ses-
sion OF the Ccuvertion-li one Is held.
''Sptck" Mulkearn, of Centre district,
wear, a broad smile lie got there IN
great shape.
Resides nominating candidates for the
county rlites, and del, gates TO the Legs.
m'ur-, the Convention will select new
County Executive Committee.
\ notice in the Advertising columns re,
quests the delegates to tO-dly's Demo
cratic Convention To meet at the Young
Mems Democratic Club at $50 O'Clock
this morning. None but delegates will he
Admitted
The vote for County Commissioner in
CLAY was. Z. |. Kimberly, los Thomas
O'Brien, 2l&. For School COMMISSIONS,
the vote stood Dr.. Sulrl, 100; J. II.
Hall, - NJ. Pollock, l25 VIM. LAUGH
lin, for Constable, got &2G, and Benoni
Feay, To-.
"rI tell you wha, il is, said promi-
nent Republican last evening. The mauIp
ul.,iois ut the Chicago Convention, by their
delay aud monkey business, are diEustinu
and dishearilng large element IN the
Republican party, and it IL becoming
more and .uore apparent every Gay. For
;ny good Of the party would like to sc
the mstter settled ~ once.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-25
SENATOR SCOTT TALKS
About the Chicag" Conveuti"" and the
Prospects ct - Ticket.

ABOUT the Chicago Conveuti"" and the
Prospects OF - Ticket.
Senator y. z. S,ott, who has been
elected National Committeeman from thu
state and seyera, other Republicans re
turn,d yesterday from Chicago. pretty
well tired gu. with the rush and 'm OF
convention lie. \ Er"rsrEEreror,er met
the Senator last evening and asked him
how things looked III the convention city,
and what the prospects are.
Well" said the Senator, "tbe matter
,yop,f have been settled saturday morning
ar5 Mckinley would have been the nouI-
;o.,,.r,t II no, been thlt he refused pos
,t,v.Iv 4, allow his friends to work up
boop, .,r him lie stated to me personal
Iv ana IN all sincerity. that he would pcs.
t,y.Iv refuse 10 allow his name 10 20 he
.,-. ibr convention formally. IA he
ry,-rg.d..sd to support sherman, ami he
pr,.n,.E To stick by him, that he woa,d
r.fh,r los. An .:l than to he'IIT hun IA
sa,n "a ul9rer Il, however sherman uHI
withdrawn from the FaCe MckE.ry "oN.d
surely have been nominated cn ihe S.'Hl"
ballot aa S-turiar morning SOME people
though, Nyklnlsv's speech that morning
+ ~ 4, dodge ON his part 10 give himself %
hrorl. hut he WIS h1DSs' IN ese-yth'ng ne
ssti There are also seyera, other r.s~oL e
y,rv Mr. Mckinley does not desire to NE
f., end !afr. fae main ore ut when
.,s ,A,t his wife Is an invalid, AID She
.r- ,,-.-.r.. her husband ia de-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-25

4. s,,p-a.5'- session Of the Amalgama-
t.d Association a resolution wa' passed.
ir,,c,.ir, III. Oiio Ddey B"dgt, for snip
no,.irr fnc Association during the recent
t,oph)s between it and the r. OF l., at
,ne Riverside works, at Benwood'
| was decided to present the h t".s sCa:s
oC The Association 10 the manufacturers ,,S
gr-,,y for them to sign. The Law OF tne
Ascension requires that il the scale 10 n .i
.iyn.d IN conference it shall he presented
~ ,ha manufactured one week bSiore Inc
Old scsIe expires which is July, IN m, Gaze Le
the scsl, is not signed tic mills Will ne
shpt down July /, pending the decision Oh
Tho conference committee.
Apv manufacturer desiring to sign t9e
scale a. sdop,ad by the association can 90
co and will have the privilege OF contlnu'
ing work nntil the scale is settled IN CON
isTenrp No mill will he allowed to run
On any Other condition. The men say they
will not accept an agreement from any
firm 20 plv scale wages unless the scare i
signed ,,o. nav,
The conference committee will meet mex
Trdav. however. when il Is eNpectea u
b,ya the whole matter amicahIy settled.
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or Mckinley wilI appear a lt7 he'd. l
ra.rIy ,F,orgHt >, looked Ike Harrison for
q time. bu- things have changed consider
ably since then
.Whsr cau-rd the convs~trD 20 ad-
iarru on Saturday,, with such a small
amount OF work cors?'
Tn, adj .uyauclt has hger charged to
srler,:ng hut beng on 'hei"s:d= happen
., .ao. ;la' private telegram YVES rec
cgis,d .row AI..-.H, Friday ''gh', viii
T--wiay his uan, with The intention OF
;ng,v:r, h.s rager "a 5 e.usn. That
was the main cause 81 the adjournment
tiIl Monday.
well, what ia This talk about Alger
acc. p,,ng secord place Oh the ticket.
'His name has hsen mentioned as sec
onJ an the ticket IN connection with sew
er.l Others, hut he has te'egraphed that
he will positively refuse - allow his name
to 20 on the ticket with any other man
than Blaine But We may look tor some
thing today. ana | gm corlii"mt that It
viii he e,,her Ela:n, or Mckinley, al
though the latter hasn't as much chance
as he lad Friday night
What 30 you think OF the work Gi the
cOnveutiOl?'
Why, honestly believe in fact, / am
confident that the managers are a;tempt-
ing 10 do their hes; - give the people Il
satisfactory ticket, a-t that they will sue
coed have no doubt
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Mrs. Winsiow's Soothing Syrup for
children teething, ia the prescription Of
0neof the hest female nurses and physicians
in the United States, and he's been used
for forty years with never failing sGccess
~ millions Of mothers for their children.
During the process Of tee'h.ag ItG value il
'rrdcuable II rclieyea the child from
pan, cures dysoutery and diauhTa, grip
NJ in the hoWels, and wind cello. By
giving health TO the child it rests ita
mother prira &c hottie.
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.


N''TIET' Nv t'I''1' - '''-'-
Confirmation services were held yester-
day afternoon at 3 O'Clock at the CGurcn
of the Immaculate Conception, on Thirty
sixth street. The class was composed Of
twenty-three hoyp, seventeen girls and six
adults. Rt. Rev. Bishop Kahn of,iciated,
a sisted by Mgr. Sullivan and Rev. Father
Mullen, aud a very large congregation was
present to witness the pretty and impress
i've exercises
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Mr. Louis SufeI sugsos'ed.

n. 10, FSD-ufm. E...'.~.
81: on behalf OF the manufacturing and
business interests Of the county | ask that
the Democratic convention which assem-
bles to-day select Louis Su'sl, l. a.. as
one Of the nominees tor the House OF Del.
gate. Hers large manufacturer, and
deeply int,rc1tsd in The material interests
OF the community. lie would not only be
q popular but real representative dele
gate.
Tac city of Wheeling and Ohio county
want delegation that vii! do both honor
to the party and the proplS, and Mi S,itei
will b, au excellent factor IN such - make
up.
By publishing the above you will OBJ
hge many CITIZENS.
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sunday Games.
Louisville I, Cincinnati II.
Baltimore ., Brooklyn II.
l.. s. Coon SOLE DRY goods the cheapest
worth Knowing

Mr.W. II. Morgan, merchant, Lake City,
Fla, was taken with severe Cold, attend
I'd with distressing Catarih and running
into Consumption in its first stages. lie
tried many so-ctlIrd popular cough REM
edies aud steadily grew worse. Was re-
ducel in flesh, had difficulty in breathing
aud was unable to sleep. Finally tried
DR.. Kings New Discovery fer CoD5ump-
ton and found immediate relief, and after
using about half dozen bottles found
himself well aud has had no return Of the
disease. No other remedy can show 70
grand record Of cures Il, Dir. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption. Guaranteed
tn DO lust what IL claimed for il. Trial
bottle free at Logan u Co "a Drug Store.
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BASE BALL.


Canton will met the meme team on th'
Island park this afternoon, ard fine gamt
il promised The Caution team Is one OF
the strongest N the L"agu" and both clubs
will play ball to-day.
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nnr mnrM rArnrn.

: uulI gtu, 81 SERIES. Pin Chr'k~Ah"
Brnp d'Fir~, which Ne "r" prepare"
Co makeup ia the best lyle AT r'''>-
nunbtc price,.
E,lbrigEan Underwear at si.nu ~
spit and upwards. Fancy Flannel
shirt. al 80 cents AMI upwards. at
CHESS a sons.
,qa1npd IS2E Market street.
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IaaInnd IS.S Market Ntr'


Torr s-rh 10 July 2i the b. y %. VIII
..u Excursion Tickets to the National
Convention Of Singing Societies at Lhi,'-
none, nj one. G,re for the round trip Tick
chs ,,.nd returning until JUly 9Th 'uc'u-
-fEp