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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1888-05-19

L
u Pi6r GoalS,5f said city and there shall be
sent Herewith by the Clerk issuing the
same to the Clerk of the Court to which
said writ shall be returnable copy of the
docket entries in the case, upon which the
Court may proceed in said execution by
renewal or otherwise, in the same manner
as if said execution had issued on judg-
ment or decree rendered in said Court, and
an attachment on judgment or decree shall
be regarded as an execution within the
meaning of this section; provided, that no
judgment or decree shall be lien upon real
estate situated in another county from that
wherein the said judgment or decree was
obtained, or in the city of Baltimore, ex-
cept from the date of the entry of the copy
of the docket entries by the Clerk of the
Court to which the said writ shall be re-
turnable.
SEC. 2. And be it enacted, That thia
Act shall take effect from the date Of its
passage.
Approved April 9TH, 1883.
ELIHU E. JACKSON,
Governor.
GEORGE NJ. UPSHUR,
Speaker of the House of Delegates.
GEORGE PETER,
President of the Senate.
We hereby certify, That the foregoing
is true copy Of an Act of the Gena
Assembly Of Maryland, passed Janu
Session, 1888.
CARLTON SHAFER,
Chief Clerk Of the House Of f5slegata
w. G. PURNELLs
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1888-05-19
GENERAL LAWS,
Passed at the Session of the General
Assembly of Maryland, Begun
Jan. 4, and Ended April
2, 1888.
CHAPTER 24e.

Ordered to he Published In Conformity
with the Acts of 1859. Chapter 2oi.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1888-05-19

SECTION l.. DE u eltdcted Oy Lie OeR-
eyoI Assen,Llu of H1y.UL1ud That If any
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1888-05-19

AN ACT to repeal and re-enact with
amendments section forty-three of Arti-
Gle thirty-seven, of the Code of Public
General Laws, title evidence.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1888-03-15

Mf.sss esSorge Of Easiey has gono
TO Atlanta to go into business. He is q
sober industrious young man, Of good
business qualities and We dare say will
achieve success.
A citizen who was managing bis own
case in tho Trial Justice Court, asked a
Witness, boy, Glow do you know your
sell from your.papi" He replied, GOOD
gFaciousI how's TINT.
The auditor request us TO soy to those
who wish to apply for pensions. to be
to bring theft wives. aud two good Wit.
nesses to make the affidavits required by
law.
A critic calls our attention TO the fact
That we did not name the place wher the
Alexander tragedy occorred las week,
It WAS ia Hurricane Township rrear the
Keo%ee River, Pickens County South
Carolina.
A Baltimofe Confectioner, says:-I've
had rheumatism in my arm for six
monts. and Salvation OilAnand an entire
cure Of it, after using less than one bottle
W1LhtAM SoHELbHAs, Jr.
444 Penheylvania Ave-, Baltimore, Nd
DR.. john Kff4sey's many friends will
be glad to 4earn that he recently eradua-
ted in the Augusta Medical College at
the head of his elass. Bf. G.. w. Earle
was his perceptor, and says that Dr. Kirk
sey is destined soon to become a physi-
clan of great ability and skill. He has
not determined where he will locate.
Mr. Reuben Arnold one of the best
citizens of Central Township, died sud-
denly at his home near Central on the Sd
instant IF heaet disease His remuins
were buried on the day following at
Mount Sion. The funeral was preached
by Rev. Clarkson of tho Pendleton Cir
cult. The funeral was largely attended.
''Uncle Ned" of Six Mile informs ua
that the farmers of that section afe get
ting on we'll breaking their lands; that
much more land has been cleared in that
section than ever before; that several new
houses have been built iii the neighbor
hood and that he himself is expecting to
to build soon.
We have just received 800 Bushels OF
David Landreth's Irish Potatoes, espe-
cially selected for Seed. Best potato on
the market. Price as low as the lowest.
r. e. ALLEN & Bro.
mar. 2, 'S8. If. Greenville, s. O.
FLOUR! FLOURl $500, $3.50,
$500, $5 so, sc. 90, for Flour at
r. f. AbIEN & Bro,
mar. 2, '89. If. Greenville, 8. G.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1888-03-15
DEPARTMENT..
OFFICE OF THE
Comptroller General.

CoLUMhIA s. G. January, Sd 1888:
[CIRcULAR No. 2-FIRsr SERiEs.7
The following Acts are published
for the information of the County
Auditors ind Treasurers, to wit:
AN ACT TO ALLOW UNImpRovEB LANDs
WH1cH HAVE Nor BEEN on THE TAX
Books SINCE 1875 TO DE LISTED
WIrHoU't pfNAhrY.
SECTION l. BE 1t enacted by the
Senate and house of Representatives
of the State of South Carolina; now
met and sitting in General Assembly,
and by the authority of the same,
That in all cases where uninpfoved
Ind which has not been upon the tax
books since the fiscal year commenc-
ing November 1st, 1878, and which
are not on the forfeited list. shall at
any time before the 1st day of Octo.
ber, 1883, be returned tU the county
Auditor for taxation: the said Auditor
be. and he is hereby, Instructed to
assess the same and to enter II upon
the duplicate of the fiscal vedr com
mencing November 1st; 1887, with
the simpie takes of that year:
SEC. 2: That all such binds as NAV
be returned to the Auditor for TAXA:
alton between the first day of October
1888, and the first day Of Occ0ber,
1889; shall be. assessed and charged
with the simple taxes of the two fis-
cal years commencing Respectively ON
the first day Of November, 1887, and
the first day of November, 1888.
SEC. 3. That MS soon aa practicable
differ the passage of this Act the
Comptrijllef General is directed to
furnish % copy of the same tS each
Auditor In the State, ard the Audi
tors are required to publish tie same
in each OF tlIcir county pdbefs o.tce d
week for three months dntifft the
year 1888; and foi' tile saine period of
tinle during the yetF 1889; and the
cost bf such qualifications shall be Baid
by the C0ttiity TreHsIt6r tip6h tie
order Of thd U3nnty t'OMlaiSsiohers,7
dht Of the ofdina!y County tax lhst
collected.
Approved Deee,hbef tl9, 1885,.
JAN. 1898 -8,A:
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1888-03-15

SLEEPING CAR SERVICE.
On trains No so aud 81. Pullman
Sleeping Cars between Charleston mld
Louisville. Ky. via &C, L.. Columbia and
cf~aS" f;SES cEarcli"" S" and diS@ffTT M"rf town " vn
Sc. Ry.. C"lumfiia qnd Slar'a bug.
Tickets on sale at Princi pal Static f1S on
atl points.
jas. l.. TAYLOR Gcui Pass Agt.
u. C ARDWEDL. D.P A, ,Colu,nhia. = G
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1888-03-15
The Markets.
q Is Il e N VILE
PRICES CURRENT
THESE PRICES ARE FOR WHOLESALE
LOTS.
coRREorspwEEkDY brfEnousox &xtL1xR

ooRREcTyDwEEKBY bYfERousoN &AtLLER
In making market Quotations we can
only approximate values. Mnny Cham
Bes OCCUR alter the quotations are SEMI
ont, and we can only hope to give gon-
eral idea of the valao prevailing the day
tho Quotations are mado
Since our last aeport OF the market
some important chaNSos have taken
place-Stocke. Bonds Cotton, Coffee
have fuctuated wildly and no one
seems to understand the causes. For
tunes have been swept away like
chaff. Coffee continues TO decline at
rate showing the greatest lack Of
confidence among dealers. Stock on
hand is light as compared with one
year ago at the same date and still
less than the same date two years ago.
Rio, stock 1888, l56000 bags.
1887, 45O, 900 bags.
Santos stock 1888, 246, 6,oOO bags.
1887, $40. 900 bags.
Receipts ut Rio and Santos from
July 1st to March LIST. 1887 & 1888.
2,102,0 900 bags; 1856 & 1887, 4, 4,664,-
600 bags; 1885 \ 1856, 4,497, 900 BIS.
It can be seen from the above that
the stock is less than half what it was
one year ago.
We afe dumping out lage quantities
OF fine old Rio at Glib for $1.OO
Sugar stocks much the same as
last year. there being 1Ol, ,167 tons
against 102, 400 tons a year ago.
Prices range much the same and
are barely steady. Strong opposition
TO the sugar trusts have forced prices
down and our hope is to- see it still
lowor. From our standpoint we will
meet all competition and try to put q
little more to the dollar than any body.
Flour is abundant and prices as
low as any body wants it. So low
that wheat growers are discouraged
at it. We rushed off large quantities
of exports -four last week at 1915 pr
barrel and are ready to do the same
this week.
lfpeople WANT us to help them to
get goods cheap and save lots of mon
ey to consumers they must help by
coming forward promptly and buying
Every day we carry stock adds to the
cost. so come right up and take your
part. Our stock is immense. Our
prices are open to everybody and we
will assure you fair, square deal, aud
little more good goods for the money
than anybody.
We quote for tire week:
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1888-03-15

SLEEPING CAR, SERVICE
On trains 80 anu ~ Pulmhn Buffet slccb
crs between New York and Atlanta. On
trains So ard SO Pullman Buffet sleeper
between Washington and New Orleans.
Pullman sleeper between Greensboro and
Richmond. Through tickets ON sale at
principal ,ntions. to all points. For rates
and information apply to any agent of tho
cOmhany oP
r. B THOMAS. JAS. i. TAYi,OR
Genl Manager GpA
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1888-03-15

On Sundays trains viii l-avr Charlie. .on,
:: C.. 30 nj ntriVG mt r"tunbi;i 10 u
m. Rriurning leaves CDrimbia 5 So d IN
arrives Charleston 8 ~ p mi:
Solid trains bctwccp rhhtltRion ma Co
lumbia Pullman Palacc Buffet SlcriGng
Cars on Nos II and 23 between CLnrlrs
ton and Hot Springs; y, G.; via hshc1iiir
II. NJ. EMERSON. Gen. Pass AE"rt.
}. +. DIVINE, General Superintendent.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1888-03-15
VENTION has has; > tGys: H;s:

I'd The World during Tic last half Century.
Not least among the wonders oi invcntiyc
prog css is II method and system of wo,k
thai can he performed all over tie coun-
try without srnaratirg the W, rkcts hil
their homes. Pay liberal; any ort cnii
do The work; cii cr sex, young or old; 70
special ability required: Capital not need
cd; you are stnr ed free. Cut THIS out
and rctnrn to tls and We will ecl 4 v, Il
free, some thing of gtcnr value and iiri f.:
tnncc to you. that will START you in bus .
ness, Which vii bring you in more mon
ey right away, than any tl.lrg else in the
world. Grard outfit fr,c. +turCss TLt.s
IL Co., huguta, Maine
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1888-03-15

nFFD Sea Wordrrs exist in thoR-
D1IlIl sands of forms, but are sur
passed by The narvrls of invrntloh. TIL, Sc
who are in nhhd Of pfohtahlc ", fk tla
can he don't. while living at hcmc shoud
ut once send their address to IIallttt Il
Co., Portland. Maine. and receive free,
iu'l information how eth, sex; of all
ages, can earn from $5 20 S25 pei HHv M Il
upward wherever they live. Ycu arg
started free Capital not required. Some
have made over $50 per day Mt this WORK.
vi succeed. dee l. 1881 IL
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1888-03-15

1H0DTnITto be matte. cut this cut
wi III n, 7 and return to uS, and Ms
nlUlv LII will send you free, some:
thing of great value and importance to
yoH That will start you in business which
will bring You in more money right away
than anything else in this world. '>Apyone
can GO the WORK nnd live at home. Either
sex; all ages. SomTthine new, tlat UuSt
coins money for ali workers. We Will
start Sou; capital not nctdcd. This is one
of the genuine, important c,runtts of a
lifetime. These ambitious III Il enter:
ptiSing will not 'iclay. Grand outf, frt 6,
Addtcs FEuE ( Co., Augusta, Nainc. 1y
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ATLANTIC COASTLINERT
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT..
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
o.

Wilmington, N G.. NoV. Fl. 81.
-
Fast Line between Ohdrlcston and Co.
,umhia and upper South Carolina and
Western North tarolinu.
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Post asMct Hours:

FOHt aBHCt KHOIfS:
From 8 d. M. to 1 p: M, and from 3
p. in. to s p. m:
SCHEDULE:
EaRley to Pitkehs-E Every DAY except
Sunday. Arrive at 10a .ffi, leave II m.
BreTard to PiGKGha-T Hnd Fri
day. Arrive Bp. nj, ,ledve 6 d, hi;
NiHe Times to PiGEYns-'rG8 rG8sday,
Thursday and SatGTday. Arrive ii a. M, ,
lenve II am:
Enstdtoe to PicKdhs-Tnesaiy md
Friday: AfrivEat II d., M, iG,ive " IN
Stewart to PiclsGhs=fussday and Ffi-
day Arrive II mr., leave 1p. m:
9tkRy D. RfpeI, Postnastef,
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In making market quotations we can
only approximate values. Many chan
ges OCCUR after the quotations are SEMI
ont, and we can only hope to give o gon-
eral idea OF the valao prevailing the day
tho Quotations are mado.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-29

~ pahas maasg safa ssnsn r
~ ~ nns 10 ~ 80 - asms1 bsd'az
81 men.
WAxss Ne expnsas - nalzlslsini
- 19sSest cempanss ssss epen -
merrhesa ~ shsss sosransas aps uheEt
80 eaftsgs 80 - - Eel asig - 800.
la 90 prsvzss passa. 4 isb1t naazrsi
sssf yauna nsu ahaaka taasnas bsfsre
asllmfna. Tbs fsesst eDtssEslszio1.
isasatsss, II iessa Aantss6 eoiiaEs -
nn.ily % sseA esgpsnT b tts tsrsitasJ
Fsuosss crs e. the mess esEptsxinz
6sussiss hisherto aneoustsEsd, an -
; sssuIs y = gsobabss nsw SD liysiI
iniexaa vii b ausks I'D sd % -
Eisamanss agals bsssne ansssrs.i a@cnE
ths go1na msa.
Alran6y 10 Aaaftis steps hsss hae1
takea 10 pzi ear nzfiilssY spsB . atstis
sad psrmsnens fsotiua A psFtisn -
iks Uslsassssy arsnas kaa bssn bsassd
saa . iaEss affaosy vii ts esssssd
thartss "a 80 essiy CAS-. 6sFsc pszme-
ssns qaaFts4a. yfth lIgfis 81 % enpense
lsss6sss - eaIissina. VIA So uai 80
samenenta sF mustssn. y VII be
stsanes Il fhs zilitts - WsstAsRtaS
a1sa nas 81 onss ineFeass Fapidiy b
sazsbsss SOD show $ prshsssssy nsssE
bsforr asiainea.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-29

Wbensses iht uaIisd States senators
afs tired 6iaeasstng rublis qssssirns
nnd afe arxioss foF sonsthiBe Fssifui
asA eosshiaE. ons If thsm ARISES and
pfoseeas % setsrtsin bis esllsagues for
= bali 80 tear ofs With FssnaFta &c The
Blair edaeasion biiI. Ths snat5rs havs
been discussing tbs tili sEem . sims
phen shs nem.efy u man sunneth pot
50 tie esetFary. Occasionally they
vasy The moootouy b p4aslsg q, bal II
Il always dsfssssd 10 the h0ase and 70
appears 10 the senate - ibs bsaiaaipe
o. the nsxs session. The senate woald
b 81 a lees without this tlms honorsd
bill 70 discuss shsn they are vsAsy Of
he Iise q8esitans Of the day.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-29
ABssns EussaEA.

Within the last six ussks fully one.
hslf Of ths pspsrs IN The tsETiiory. IN.
elbdipR some papsrs from which greater
as5uraeY mleht eave bs4n expected .hsv
pubitsas5 = ssatsmsnt 10 The eject ahat,
Of The a. 20 vosss osst IN tie tsrriiary
~ tue last general slsoiiou. "a. $50 wsss
ease by womsn and $3.50 By men.
Tbis parpoFis 10 ts 50 accurate state
menb Risine TIE sxAei Number Of votes
cast b saeh Hx II IL mol gwen e. an
ssiimsts. b1t - = positive statsmest.
Hiise wonasf that the editor Of any
papes would permit fash 3 ridisuious
sisieRsat 70 uppsar Ia lts solamnu.
TbeEs IL absolately no way 10 which tha
nnmbsg Of vstss ssst By women 81 any
siseiion ever bella IN tts territory ean
BE- ascsFtaiued o. svsn asoaFatfIy essi
mated. No record Of tbs namhsF Of
fsmale voters Is kept, sAd a would be
- Easy 10 tell hos many votes - any
given tiseiion we're casa b. psssons
ever ferry years Of ses ~ IL woald 20
eel bos many vsFs est By wemsn.
Where ths hearss whioh have bean
20 Rsusisily published could have
oFiRinsssd, 10 wanld b difisult 70 cay,
nnisss, Ind. 81. tbsy seTe rul forth b.
same advocate Of uoasn suarsRe, Who,
nsedins statistics aud uot hav "a then.
inYsDisd saoh as vosld sais his puF.
poss. THIS false ssslement has formed
Abs eas o. many sn ArRamsnt 10 favor
Of wo@as sSffses, and Il is about tina
.h4i iis fsisity we're inside knoWu.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-29


Never. u msy tfnsbfaEly be ssi5.
ave- - pEsapssts ef sssatis Iooks6
brighter tban - prsssnt, his ~ son
Ger lhas Ebsas vhs ere Interested 10 The
gfoSth and dsysIopnsnf q he city
feel mofs than enssarsard and that
fbsy ess iookisR forward % 80 inoEsass
u pspsIation daing tbs cs@iaR sprinR
and sammeg uhish vii make ths
ssostb q tie eitg dariuR asy ether
peried Of ice history sppsaE alow and
gfsdusi - esDpsfison.
Tbs psv fndastEsss whieh are vso-
isatsd ssll o. fhs@asivss sd several
tkOassne % oar populstion. Tbs
baii1lna boom which marked d . latter
psFsion Of Lass ysaE siil also es1finos
withsat cessation. Il IL pEsbabls that
nc fswss than . dessn elsR&nt busineas
blocks vIl Be erected darioR tse year,
sd NE baiiding q rssideaoes vill, Of
so1rss. keep psos With the growth Of
The eily.
Al Ne sane time tie Failsoad &svsl
opmens Of he esaatFy fEibaiasy 70 Sc
aitls h being posted unsssslnRly for.
gard. The work Of sonstguotsou on
ne sssstIs, Laks Shore a Eastern viii
ogutinue wiih0ui interEapsson and be
fore ~ end % Ne PEAR thls read viii
hsve reached he summit Of ihs noun
tains aud began the descent into east
err Washington.
Within few wesks The track Of She
Seattle. Lake Shore q Eastern vill b
e0upissed 70 sqask, and TOE develop
ussnt Of the extensive Equak coal fisl6
will bsein IN earnest. 1hs population
Of tie eastern portion Of the county vii
consequently BE- greatly increased and
Seattle sill reap indiFeos - veil e. al
reef hsnsata from The opening Of tbs
nss esids. How great The direct bsDe
Aas vii Be, nssd scarcely Be told % one
who is familiar With The business Of the
city. The daily shipment Of 9 large
amount Of coal FROM = newly developed
asid viii rive employment 70 g large
namhsr Of msn, attEaei larger fleets Of
vessels 30 our hsrboF and add 10 busl.
nsss 10 namsseas Says
10 addition 10 al this she steady
eFowth Of shs wholesale IFads o. abe oisy
mnss be taken into consideration a. .
faetoF Ia tbs general prosperity Of the
city. Oar nsrohsnts are continaaIly
battling fOs nev Atlds aud winning
thsp. II h safe 10 say thai the whole
sale tFads Of seatils daring 1881 vas
almost twies ~ great - during any pre-
visus year, ard IL viii nos b s1sprisine
II the trade Of 1885 sxsssds that Of 1851
By - msoh 90 ths latter exceeded the
trade Of 1885.
Il may readily be seen. therefoFe, that
the great expsoaatinns which the people
Of Sssitls cherish Tor 1898 are not With
oal fousdation. II svss the people Of g
city had reason 10 look fsgwaEd 10 q
season Of great prosperity, the psople
Of Seattle have rsas for doing 80 20.
dsy. Ths city Il eoiDR 70 have . busi
nssa boom and bsiidine boom. and
shsas tee bso@s uill cause g 20 take
woaderfal forward stride. TIE seattle
which enters spon lss9 oil be . diasr.
sas city from that watch eaters upon
1858.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-29
A PAlPAuLs nLUnpEn.


The Dsmoersaic menbers Of he asF-
FitoEial e0ansil oonmiitsd . easious
biandes shea they vosed aasinaa NJ.
waits's bill prsyialpa that the msm-
bsfs % tha vaE3ous ebaFiiabls and osheF
commissions Of the territory shall not
be Of ems poll ieal faith. u IL cot i'm
psobabis that lhs blnpeeF gill b. a.
oossly 20 shsw ea u u carioua. Il wsss
ssfiosa btandsf haeanss thosa uho eous-
united il antAeoniHsa the Rspablicsn
members al time vben the latter vefe
10 = position 10 Daks their power felt,
sud Is wiil be liksly 10 pFeys a costly
oss bsesass ths Republicans vill b
lahls 70 retaiiAte upoa the belliRsFsnt
Demee Ata.
Hsrstofoss darlng The legislsiiye sss-
slon PARTY Ices havs been teFy loosely
dFaun. From the oOnplstion ef The or
eahiEaaion lhsrs hes scaFcsly been q vote
10 either house on whish the members
divised o1 parsy iiuss. De0Oesats have
been vOti1R With Rsuaslisana and Re-
puhiieAns have been voting With Dean.
Ocraas With The Utmost disreeAzd q coo.
sxqasDess. UnasF t6sss circumstances
The ananinoas opposiiion offered 10
Nj. wAias's hsli b. the Democrats was
ssmsthinR Of q saFpFise.
The princspis embodied IN the bfll Il
nos q nsu oas. II has been adovssd
gsnsFally b. ths states and IN some 10.
stances b. the federal Rovsromsni. Il
hta also been EsasFaiiy recoRaiRsd IN
this tsFEitaEy. TbsFe is nsa oes Of ths
territorial oo@miasiOss 90 which she
Ds@ocTats are unrepressnted. Az leass
oas DsmseFai fnds = plAcs on each,
and AR. whsts's ban nerply souwht 10
eaass lnto lao = pEtnsipis watch les
iooe bssn recognised and observed IN
tee tsrFiiosy.
tn penOcratz. hcvsveT. evidently
wanted everything and made ap their
minds 10 have II II possible. TAsy for
500. esvsvsr, thss The sppatntmsuts
made BY TIE RovsFnos must Be cen
arued b he cOansll and thAi u va
within Tie powtF Of tha Rspahlioana 10
pFsvsnt ths eouarmaiion 81 any sBxioas
DemoerAt veou thsy esoss 10 Keep oui
Of pahlie life. II thsy had thooaas Of
teiA tesy Woald prohasly ret have
draun pasSy lines 80 closely. AZ ID
stands now, Il TIE Reg e,icans sviuee a
dstsrninAti0a % rs@ain s1iirsly a
thsiE ova eide Of he line wkscA The
peEooEaas have drawn. they nay -
ahie % mAhs thiaes very uACssasaui far
lhsir polilieal opssnsnsA
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With tbe aid 10 Be etvsa the terri or.
laI snilaaia anasF tbe prov sioas ot shs
bill rscenliy pAssea a. olympia. renss
"a interest shoala be manifested hy tie
youae men Of The tsrrhosy IN the asy-
etai local nliitAfy orEsniassiaaa. HIsh-
era Gals uise aieiaalsy has tie national
gaard bsss ksps a., and. alteoaeh tes
uasmhsss e TIE sEzaeiz stisA have Ia
vaFisbly condacssd themselves wtth
eest sredIs Shsn oeeasionr demanded Il.
tAo inssruss, Ia Seattle ~ lsass, hss
Rsaaaaily bat VERY notleeAhiy lsssensd
uiki1 she last Sin maaths.
Too much iuaportansa eannoi b. laid
apes The sdy,sabtlisy q saFpestinR TIE
militia Of ths nAfiaa. Usdss existing
cifeameaucas. wish cur small EsReiaF
arny. TIE uat,ssia Is vhas tse natioa
must a perd ug@a IL saae u sadden
necessity. Fer this Feason, The siasdies,
stfoneer. better drilisd and discipiiHsd
tha milialA d. ne eetasR a via b fof
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CEnmaAY Akp sGLemm.

TIE people sf Fmnss have recently
been somsweat ca sissd By FanoFs Of IN
aiiisnss bssWoeu Germany ard BslGian.
y Il 20 Wonses thai tbs msss Fnmos 81
saoh 80 slisnsa voaid disqsiss thsm.
II Bslglum srrs 70 1ln fosess With
Germany usuY Of The pFspaFAtsona
Nhteb Francs bas besn aakisR for The
rest atissn ,eA,a voatd be nsalsss.
Tie FFans0 o .rman fFontisE h nov
pssss essa ~ = lins u Fassh feFtieSA-
tions whiss are deemed aiapass iBpsss~
nahis. A ilsedlps army uighi dash
ITSELF IN vain ssaisss sash . barrier sad
iis tefSsFa psozgsss seaid csttsisig -
delayed tor several nosths. Al army
psusse "a By ,ash feFaasAtioBs vosld
b eehtiss uith every advantages u iis
fsses. aEa Tbs q isliiss Of che q .rmaa
nsssb % Paris seald Be taanissiy
eFessey shan thsy we're 10 isTl
Iha ffusiieS between Francs aud
B-lEiam. heusvsE. is pF otieaiiy auds-
fshdsd. fha Ennoh s0ystsmspl has
nsds every seoH 10 strengthen the
osSaan froBtisE. has has relied en- ths
fslsnaselp % Rslssam 10 sash "a sHtsnt
ihai ne Bsiglan fsontsst has tsessxtd
% 80 1tien. A GsFasen asmy. march
ina lhfoaeh Bslaium. could Invade
Fpnch sell uiihs 81 belug esmpsilsd to
Fedaes q sit Ris fortress eApAble % oIsr-
me resistance.
II is net strange. thsFsfoFe. that ne
French peoris are slasusea a. he raEsF
81 80 alliance hetSssa her sssDy And
Der nsiaeeor % the other ssas of 90
undsfsnesa bssasr. Essa the sAsrssae
impr, 6aeilliy that thste is any SFush IN
che rnmas seAsexly avalls 10 xllay The
HrsnoA eperehsnssons.