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EsTmrsIAsa EyEnrwaknE.

a private letter from a wsil-knorn
sifiusn ~ seattle. nos In Eastern
Washington. STATES thas Mr.. Alien Is
making an eneFgetle campaign and
that be Is receiving .yeryshere the uaost
enthusiasm approval from the people.
He spoke at Dayton on the 18Th inst,
Tho meeting. according 10 the cAr94'eAe,
being one Of the largest and most en-
ihusiastic ever held IN the county.
At pomeroy on the following evening
be spoke 60 meeting whose
menshers hsd gathered from all
parts OF the county TO hear
him. He next appeared at Asotln
City. nesting Al tsat fiaes the largest
assemEslage eyef gathered there. some
Of his anditsrz having Travelled over 10
miles 10 be present by a hard ride
of % miles ever dusty and broken
roads Sir. Aiken was able 20 reach
PnIlman lass Thursday to take part
In a grand torchliglst procession. He
reached the town a. . p. m. and left
tbe wagon for the fnatrum. speaking
for an hour ansi a bali 70 large audi
suce. which demonstrated ii-ppproYal
Of his sentiments " tumuItuens APP
psasse. The energetic Republicans Of
Pullman had sent 10 Coifax for
band aud 70 walia Waila for torches.
and the demonstration isdeserissed IS
grand one. 20 far al could he seen.
our Informant writes. there was not
: Democrat IN the town. Whitman
sounty enters tese caHvasa a. eathnsias-
ideally As she endorsed SIR. Allen for
the nomination. hisd other localities
will have 20 work actively Or shr will
prove herself the banner county in
November.
Dir. Alien d engaged ia Spokane
county this week From there he
goes 70 GolrilIe. thence 10 Western
Washington. via RittItas and Yaki.
ma couusse4
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srIaE OF LIE.


shs Had Meae sssia Impression Mother
sststingi-'. Betby. how faaag times did !
tel ron 10 Stop that n9ises' Bobby Ire.
fisciigeiy} - seven. {sfaSs
Philadelphia Dasae Cat ta5iey-"Ny Rra.
eiosis' Yen are splitting thai gfaYy on the
carpet" New Waitress iehecfialiyl--
srfiefr's plenty more Ia the kitchen.
aAuTu, ~ ffssi4asfpals RecaFd,
The Correct Yessi0n. Mrs.. "a -~N osah.
ala Mr.. Richly isase any message when
y0u told her ! was pot 81 home sofak-
40. ma'am, sss didat; bat she hooked
ggry much pleased f--EEH.
Old lady to small b5y who + smokingj
''ijou't you kaoR that smoking isn't Coos
for little boysf' iitsle boy es'H DIS
stub (puff1 WAS maxim my little brRdder
sick ,puffI. aud tool u from hiIa."
willlc-swhat makes spa come 10 oar
h.ass 20 ofisp. Mf, liaHkinssn7 Do you
want tn marry COR Irene" Miss Irene
taken by surprise, but realizing with rare
presence If mind thsi Nc. Hankinsou has
got 10 saY something now willie, y0li
impairment b1y, issse The nom Chi
eaga TcibRar.
IL vas hts first VISIT 10 the city As he
stood ca the carietone shaking his sides
With laughter. he was aceasted By one OF
New fiaFeH'e finest What's The fun,
stranger "fHas Can't you zee itf Just
look how that thug (poiniing 10 a water
Ing cart leaks Why the blamed fool
Won't have a drop ieft when be gets home. =
- sta ifafsa Astes.
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eays The Portland fasify FeSss; In
lev DAYS Seattle gill releb1ate the
opening of the Only ealas rad north
og ran Francsscse in the neantiane
Portland dts sspssnelg on the bark
q the willamette ard points her fat
and pletssorse finger 1T the ruias Of a
cable road a. = ssnspie Of her en:sr-
- ~
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n EIzrrSson and Morton afs elected,
- they surely uill Be. tie day * sbe
seli3 Eovih win have passed forever.
North Dakota. soush I,akoss. WaSh'
ingsna sad NsHfaaa vii he trough;
into the Union witli a ssssEAenness that
EfI make this Democrats lead swim.
In The <egid sefthwsss ises The doesn
81 Che solid ewstis.
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yoorsess has aisso.ut<iy No inssszee
ii ssse esYitai, has rot seEle~ed terrific
rial Hesitation. has ansaeonirsi the
presi5ent, zna 81 wgsssa be shs mos
naparssonaisss folly 10 rr-eieet him Just
at : tanse waea - saneis e4s be done
Tor ~ By an active. srstelsszsnt. fnssa-
..ssss ..s~
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A4A 7fsE Eaa a4STLENE$ THAT
w EaGa a esg 81 ae nta s 4
ss'4s e ggsEsNs So tssze o. sshaB lads
- eses sai- a.. uses.Rs sac ses5s
= So g sSusss Sc t1a ArF esraaE Saas
- e sea seself AtFfas H1ca made
ssfF Ntt e fzEas e. taE IA sa.,
81 sta sac sa5<rsssges 81 e. NJ
ksass84zN teS srazs s1ret
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This &. aot q free-tEade crusade, 9
says President cieTeiaFl, bus cnri-
ohsiy enough, al the free traders,
from Henry George down. are enlisted
in il heart and soai IL does seem
strange that the free traders should
unite Ia fighting 20 earnestly IN what
l. not a free trade eaana.
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Let the Isinbermen Of Washington
territory remember that II the Demo
cratic party does pretend that il is not
pledged % free trade. Il makes no pre-
tense o. not being pledged 10 absolute
free trade In lumber This j. good
faat % hear In mini.
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BIDS WANTED
FOR
Artesian Well Boring.
NearH YAEsSss " T.,
~rrr. "a. fsss

Eefl. "a. tNSS
tisFlss ~ GugSfE AU4sf.uEN
NogiCE Il MEgKtiY GIVEN FtfAF aims
a Nsa tv' gesE4fet Iv eha uasgcretzroa
hHas z g cs{'tS assaa. 81 tae aslh ast I'd
tstpi7et, ISIS. '9s sauas "a astesiga mcI
81 atttieH Is of tosushia Haslh fa-.es :
sssf - tRStEsz essasss " T. tstsrsa
istaVt a., lH AcSsiE1saes STA are tttiaa -
tat essei tao LEA .ssiufC V{ NNs#insfoa
lesriieeF, approved Eebgsagy Isls Az
tef 2 ssea r35hsas $3.50 laFe te,a assrrs-
pf.sica HH tAe 1trfisegg Aa9 si1oa b. thr
tNaail fas wels keseiB freFsosa.4 - ts i.
+ 7 stset ll1kes Ia dsssc5ef as ihe ias q
nc Eip0a3 ass Sc he .anrai - pef sr-fs-
cas5"gs 80 nsc Ga tassesste
At* II ANa'alsE A=sas sls a.ss.-ssE fas
sssEes sar iEat Is s,tscl aus a4.r al 49,
AZ F&s-EN-
= sas-fs fstfta-sl UeutEf As Ttsssr
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The IaFil glare which Is noticed in
the eastern sky on these September
mornings Is not oceasioned By Mr.,
Voorhees, oratory os the other side Of
the mountains. II il oaly the ordlnaY
sunrise
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No. NJ hln - -.

What Wa hsagsaa fssrigfy wsul.
n congress i fesa, ics eiaci ss
= delegate solIse Vfe Nlse wlii rs mors
woek and iss eiawlse th4a The prs
sat iaeaioaeat Il ne az slwag g.
acpeHd en- tie eouFiess 81 osg lse sea.
asoFs soT whaleFof consideration the
sarissosy Feos.yes st Sac Aatsas e ,sa.
gEess. norely isassass Ne hassA't ia
600 sease g sai : ge }iaef 1,eusea
= Washington g. se'eesse, sasa 80
aont aser1s a3Nlisslsa 20 lAe trusaa
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DEGULAR MEETING OF WASHINGTON
IL Camp Ne. |, Patriotic Order Sons Of
America, every Tuesday al : 80 p. m. at
their hall In Opera House. Logan Council,
No. 1. meets seroBd Tuesday each month.
CEATTLE TRIBE No. 2, l. o. r. NJ
- Owing 20 she extremely warm weather
and the lack Of attendance on that account
there will be no meeting until saturday
evening. September Is. By order OF the W
S. d. YoMAY. G 81 r.
DEGULAE COUNCIL OF SEATTLE
II Tribe No. ?, I. o. K. NJ, every satur-
day evening ct ) p. m, ia X, of r. Hall,
Opera House block. Visiting BROKERS
cordially invited
J. G. MITCHELL. saeheIn.
D. YoUS0. C. Of r.
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The passage Of the Mis- bill means
absoIute free trade IN more than 20
important articles Of American manu-
ftetare
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A CALM ANALYSIS.
Mr.. Dana Honestly Answer. an
Honest Question.

Prom the \. Y. sun tDemi sept 18th.
We have hesn asked BY a Connecticut
reader who oteriooks the loveiIesl sheet az
water In the World. Long Island souud
from The town Oi Bfanfori, whether Ia
oar Judgment Mr. Mills aud hia associates
~ the mafneniatts enterprise Of smaShing
the tatin are against the iaboFing man r.
" The reply must be limited 10 a word
We answer, No.
But this seems 10 as 10 BE- about the
condition 81 Affairs: Mr. Mills aud his
friends eieaye 10 the free trade theory not
a. The fnoAt eliminating 10 native indus
try, hut a. a Nigh abstract principle Of
politics, = fundamental social faW winch is
too sacred 10 he violated for whatever
amount Of paiioual gain aud prosperity
They deny the constitutional right 90 levy
iasiis deties for The purpuse Of protection.
They hate the idea They are no more
against the wofkinrman than other men
only they are net 40 intensely Tor him. In
theif view be has no right which the
sacred cause 81 free t1adn i boand 10 re-
spr They sfe for free trade fifxt
ON the other hand. proiecliouists have
40 lofH los tbs protective doctrine Other
than ~ a means vt helping along their own
people Ia The great struggle ia which all
tae tiasipus Of the globe are engaged with
greater ef less Flgos. Protection Il no
fetish Of social science to them Il i up
held eniy A. q acCpmpiishes their payvuse
y mae theiy country mere prosperous
tlRn other countries. tasF are for those
engaged "a sheiT Hatiyn industries Hrs',
for thtin t<isEc other people. Aud thcY
are for protection for fHAt reason. Tie
tfcc ifkiieFs worship gnas1 the pure thnory,
ead the prairesiunlsis itsuk with greater
s0lieliude toward tao practical Interests ef
their trilow ClarenS,
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REPUBLICAN ADDRESSES !

REPUBLICAN ADDRESSES /!
HON. JOHN B. ALLEN,
DEPUBlIcAx CANDIDATE FOR DEL
IL egzfe TO Congress. viii address the
people Of Western Washington on the
issues OF the day at the following times
and places.
CLARKE COUNTY.
Ia Gaaas, Wednesday. Oct. 10, 7.5o p. m
Vancouver, Thursday. Oct II, 10 y. 10.
Union Ridge, Friday. Oct Il. "a. m
Ia Center. Friday. ocf. II, 7:So p m
cowLiTx COUNTY.
Kaizrna, Saturday. oct Is. p n.
Oak Point. SATURDAY, Oct. ~, 7.33 ?. n.
Gathiangi, Monday, Oct Is. Ii 4 IN
PACIFIC COUNTY.
IWaco, Monday. Oct Is, 30 y. N.
0ys,eFyilis. Tuesday. Oct 10, II a Il.
cHERALiS COUNTY.
Hoquiam. Tuesday. Oct. 10. 80 D. n.
Aberdeen, Wednesday. Oct n. ii a. m.
McBtegauo. Wednesday, Oct. II. 10 p. m
Elina. Thursday, Oct Is, I0a m
Further announcements win Re made
hereafter
The respective county committees are re-
quexted % furnish suitable halls and musiri
and all Republican papers in Western
Washington are requested 20 publish this
nottee.
~ order 81 the Territorial Central Com
nitfee J. G. HAISES.
Chairman Republican Territorial Central
Committee.
GEORGE O. LYox. Secretary.
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EDUCATIONAL.

NfNs & q sslgrs tBE Artist. has
W seee a 3susae e tss as s'3seh
te.s.raa
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tsts1lSAs saeaaalmie. September q. ia
this w!ie OF Sau y tiUstiB
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fhn correctness ~ iae spscatlir pfiucls
PISS % which ~. laegef hsses bis system
81 sanitary wooieu nndeFWras i noW gen
orally sefuEuiAsyi send D. US far Gala.
ipsae. iokias. eluseEsaan s Co
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NEW apvEErTsEasxrs.
DO Your Own Stamping.
Stamping Outfits for
Sl.00.

tac latest designs of slamp.aE Patterns
AZ EeaSonAhsN prices VIII hu hese today
aud - ns9fspw Qnly. Nrt 3 NoSic. yousa
y, Hransritk Heta
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q 81
we appeal few Of the many ihausand
s9sseiiss;ssi testimonials we have In our r.as-
sesE1cE % saow hat the "carbolie snoke
kau" 6ss Ia0i with and Is entitled "a W.
pFeeg'}r'sts1 s2eress, M medicine ever IN.
vented has become 80 f@pu3ssr. QVera MI.
tna smoke Bats" IN use anR we HAVE
x 20 HEsR THE FIEsT caNptSfSF
aas nleeratiel 81 ike lungs Used 10
throw NJ CnpeialI % Slisss aad esrrunssan
sf1yl Hstzsgf 'cs.1 biaet Ny head va
tsssl tee FeInr.siss according 10 directions
sgnpSe hall saa nehellAtara. and IN three
weeks tsr1s was IS gsrif a. ever vas
~s5fkEgs. 81 MasEeI 81.
Ess s'tseAe3 g5th has fever rsgHia-lv
tsT = war; breEfn3ar thuash the "a Al
rasssre WAS an srupesSisi.sty t-srSn +
gzc the tsraalic saaaga Bali. ala a. com.
plsiclY ertrsii- Ssorn ~. {. HfcksaN. NJ
ea1 stsf IS scflaed gs-s--h "a the Be- al
sEft thEpal- { used tAe ''S,agsalic StaoEe
Sal, ana 4 rgrssls.sffsV rz-.f me-
AgHssT aAits g EgszEeS s.
ta@ Ss3a nav festifanav - thg efficacy s,s
Catholic sFnote tan u e1ired me- az
severe cols ana periodical Acs.3gshe. can
res0.n sosud & s. snyaae suae-tag Ernla
bead, t1lSe-ls 81 sang tTouale,
TEpA EEll RFKr.
srrgE fU- ssslae-zl. sass fa-u5a
t@n1 sAeke Bats 1tsng.i 9se $ aSss ma
loHs p wtlEscg.
SeFt Nsssssn gfgiaa Tai Co.. lad annapolis.
Il g2rSss fas oi Ehe seef kfld 81 tata-fh-
GEa ~ = NGHo uNE.
1l.sekkecTes l.. 2 q " r. z. Iaa anspla.s
tsg 49, ~ 4 hAit smoke Raj { va eurest
- csiSEr SNv. A. r sFosg
Agiic7 = Sart ~ - Caszst's lzfe. and
as6Sr Eplks. llaiia2sssslls
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.CARBOUC SMOKE BALL.
The Greatest Anti-Septic
Remedy Known.

The complete iSeaf-
meni comprises the
'Certsoiic mok 9
Hall and "pehella-
tor Package. The
smoke Ean lasts for
months, and Is al
WAYS ready for Us.
The u e b cllator
makes a half gallon
Of medicine, and Il
ysed only once a
day, a. per direc-
tons TAas We pos
tisveiy assert that
we have tie most
Inexpensive rene
dy on earth. and &
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IMPORTANT TO INVESTORS.

la I hr&DRED ACRES oY wg~F
5 .. iA'i'i s,ssnd.a wa;sz fr5r,f. ~
isg,.s - - -, - AIRES adloiains K,sk-
-. (. syfaeF lot, $3.50. Lopk THs a.. &c.
~ net ~ nne lnvestEarns- $50
GO f7-rsAlls lu business fFfs.arf~
ea - @kOkG& Bo8FFFt,
60 4, -. IL q Commercial street ~.
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SEATTLE WOOD YARD.

nkf Al-DER Asp Pr MOOD cur ASY
~ desired length. Dry kiuailng 4 spe-
eltitY. Coal deiirerld % any part Of ne
ciiy. Orders reviewed AZ III Front ssreet.
= a. yard 90 Hopklns' wharf, foot OF Seaeez
street
mhls ~ y a RTrss TtI. pr.,rriatnr.
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80 rNiaf5-es -,seke Esis ssd ~le-
2, s-sf- s-e sar sNs a. esSNs-g 4 ia y.
Nt.lf1rs = Lang ss.t lissssrglsrk :, Sazlsls
ssisi 81 Stewart & kt.ss, a&f 9aauey's. Ia
easaa
Price q Fuii Treatment, So .cc.
asH H1sHsa
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LOST.
FINANCIAL.
MISCELLANEOUS

MISCELLANEOUS
NKrASTED-B0ARp AND ROOM IN
etlvass fsAllg ~ gentleman and
w.fr. Reference Address &, X, NJ th,s
NANTED- EkNE A House or SIX
w r-rctas Address y ". fhis uslee.
AArANTEn Two or TfREE CNFUR
W nlst Fl foHrs taT Ehf haa.ts espInF
We Eeie.ees K.la.s eaiae
Nk+ANErfs--k FuESIsuEp Room rnR
w 6nE HsrRlsu ttT reference
FURNISHED adiccts- ui!h tasms A. Il
rI'5CEEr SrsgBEE Il w0N NIB SKIRT
tAe - e5Eat .. ~ G,HHss.ek.
AN-ANTt . III SINGLE UESTLEaAs
asfEe FURNISHED rr6Ea sa rrtrafe
s@lly lfea'.es raasi g. EooA sai7ess
2 s. ~. ze
AFASFkn- House WrgM To
" Farls 81 hsf t1e aesse ~ sea A
tssa teusr e sa caussgrtsg AL wEte Na
arsf a. ~ e tt FRA sa&
AEgNEg % taAN-gfS KsAE EsraTF.
- re3rs Wlzase ~ gsfsfsss. sscErtty
tra. sEa ci= hsGEat fi D. NIL
hhAi g tA 4-s M2i ssegs 0gel9eafsl
t..s-k Tvs
Af0NEa Fo IokV ~ SrEs 70 srTT.
W at1 tanneFe5 ciT aa# faFua przaqr
a. sWei shsgs NJ Aa.ar Is eidsz "a
.n ~ - .sl..sg.hsa - iysIli
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FOR RENT
I.-uK RENT-FEk<ISHED H0USE. SO
u FeEshey !. will rent nay residence, No.
$50 Eighth street for the winter. perhaps
longer, 70 eEniieman and wife No large
family heed sppis. Gal or address a. abgYe.
I-N0E RExT-uFFICE IL BUTLER
IT building SeeniId aud James street.
gHAS. u. ElTuSGEk.
FT-D KENT-FrRNlzHED OR JNFrR-
L niEhed rDogsss In handsome modern
hou.r, besi street. second gss3r from Front
References
sT,O EKNT-A LARGE BAY WINDOW
rcofa with riasei Inquire stas Hili ~
y0K REST-i FINISHED AID uSFUg-
A. uished Foofas In al PARTS Of tn city
Cal. ora HAIRY p eNAFF0RD rooms
u and 2. Union Book Froa1 - ruhsl
IN0H RENT--sf0KE ROOM. ISQUf kE
Il 81 i. LYLE. Third and spring
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70 Manufacturers. .

Parties desiring nae sltes "a,
Sasy1sstils, shinSie Hills. ss.h
BAG Door Factories or Brick
Works on the water Rsuns utta
railroad In the rear can s.~.~s
ne same at reasonable rates bv
addressing tho
hkST CeiSI lHPR0s EHEYT 20.
w. Il. BALLARD, Manager.
Seattle, w. I.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
rNoR sAiE-HOUsg CONTAINING SIX
l. large rooms. Hot sad cold water.
thef particulars apply %. W. J. JENNINGS,
safe Depestt tnlklng.
IsoR sALE-A THOROUGHLY EsTAB-
II isshesi. good paying business con
sist!nz 81 a vel furnished f3-soaia house,
isif asaatly located ~ iite business cen
ter Of seattle. building aud contents
entirely new. Through failiag health,
Nhich neeess.tatss a change OF eli,
mate, I offer ms lease and contents %
the house ,ail nesl i1r sale. This Is a good
business opportunity for the right mar
Parties who are ga earnest and who are de
siFoas Of engaging Ia a business already
established, aud paying well from the start,
nay address g q q. this ofiice,
NOR sALE-oNE lot oS ELEVENTH
Il street. between Lane and Weller: good
yiew aud l0eatian. Inquire al the resi-
denea Of James Price. Fifteenth sireet, two
blocks east OF The rev south school
r.,OR sAI.H-A STOCK OF BOOTS AND
Il Shoes and clothing. VIII exchange
IN part for Seattle real estate. Apply at
siofe, Ne 2ss Front street.
NOR sALE-sHELToS & ARMSTRONG
Il have u inside lots for sale this Is gilt
edge property. tsil and see them Arcade
hulldiag, Fsont street.
I,OR SALE FORTY ACRES WITHIN
Il Dns aad a half miles OF Kirkland lthe
location OF the NETS iron works; ten acres
Of this tract are cleared, with orchard of
No fruit trees house on. the place that cost
ftoi Easy terms Price 500. REFS 2.
bANikl.S. room 3, starr block.
INoR sALE-FIRsTcLAss TICKET TO
II II Paul. ga; New Orleans via San
FrRncizcO. Denver. kauFas city, 81 Louis,
SO. :. y. HATHAWAY, Ticket Broker
lis James street.
LNoR EAI.E-CoRNER LuT :. BLOCK 4,
Il q kinusar's addition, without eoadi-
tons. one Of the best Ia the p.ag Price
si2oo. }. r. KISSEAR.
LNoRsAf.E- ioHEAp HORSES. DOUBLE,
4 dfait aud driving. For further par
tlenlars apply At the rnloa Livery stables.
NOR sALE-HOUSE AND LOT FOR
4 $500 New s-Focn hard finish house
GA Tenih street between Main aud Jack
sou beautiful location House win rent
FER 80 per month BARR 4 bDARMAS.
new butler buiidlng
NOR sALE old NEWSPAPERS AT
Il this Office.
I,oE SARA, -. % ACRES : MILES
AfHAH Tfaatsf'- ~ ffT afft. aaat casa.
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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1888-08-22

Academy commences on Wednesday of next
week. == The annual reunion of La
noble valley veterans will be held here
next week. - The Lamoille county fair
occurs September 4, 5 and 9, earlier than
ever before. 80 The Morrisvilles beat
the Danvilles at baseball sixteen to nine
on Saturday.
Stowe.
THERE are about one hundred twenty-five
guests at the Mount Mansfield House. 60
Miss Anna g. Bracket of New York, well
known here, having spent her summers in
this place for the past ten years. made her
first trip to Mount Mansfield last Saturday.
49, The tlag-raising and rally was held
as advertised, with a good attendance
Music was furnished by the Stowe brass
band and the Mount Mansfield drum corps
Stirring speeches were made for Harrison
and protection by two sons of Spunky
Lamoille III. S. Wilson of Morrisville and
Il. W. Hubbard of Hyde Park &C. Miss
Violet Simmons, who is at the hospital in
Burlington, is quite low. 80 Walker Bige-
low returns to Montpelier this week to at
tend school. - Walter X. Bigelow and
family of Salem, Mass. are visiting friends
in town 80 Miss. Hattie Savage re-
turns to Elgin, Ill.,, where she has been
again engaged as teacher.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1888-08-22
The Wool Industry.

We have Just received from the treas
ury department the official statistics of
the imports of wool into the United
States for the fiscal year ending June
80, 1888. The figures show total wool
import of 113, 55S,753 pounds-some-
what less than for the year 1887. This
aggregate is made up of 8 $3.50 ,52S pounds
of combing wool, 23 ,039 ,O79 pounds of
clothingland 84 ,879 $40 pounds of car
pet wool, the whole valued at $15, $751;
217. We have been informed so many
times by the enemies of the farming
classes that it was absolutely necessary
for this country to import wool, some
politicians going so far as to assert that
we imported half the wool we con-
sumed, that we are gratified to know
that official figures show an import of
only about one-quarter the wool used
in our mills. With reasonable tariff
on wool and certainty for term of
years against congressional meddling,
our farmers could and would raise
every pound of wool needed for our
manufactures. Our wool-growers simply
ask that their industry be saved from
ruin. 1t is quite probable the number
of sheep in this country has decreased
ten millions since the reduced wool
tariff of 1888. 1t is a matter of GER
tainty that wool can not be produced at
present market rates. We can not be-