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Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

bf5 Was partner N
tfls Superior Lamber
Co0pz2y, Of Ashland.
WIS., observed his
prompt. en- ergetie
way Of doing things.
and took kiEa OF the
boom snd gave him
clerical work. Greg
oxy proved 70 have .
good cofnfson school
education and wreis .
fair hand. He applied
himself to study and
became . good book
keener. MOI lsng after
he was pat in charge
OF the First National
Bank OF which Colonel
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

4 Yssnx IA. Whs has kxssa freo psy
Labsrcx - = Rssk<Ssa ~ Mensx So
Yr4s<
Inalxn Agent ysnes r 0rsxsry, who has
proc ae~d such dlstareescs n TIE ints&a
once, eegSz Afs in Hsrthsr;. Wlscsnsin -
. sxy lzbsrss That was nss pears sge-
He Was lusty. hearty active y0eng feiiows
wAs e4ne out West frsm New Yesk - seek
his fortune. csls1<l J. Il KaighL secrs-
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

7be ne~ co<tor msterials are isxior ~
craor an6 rriaie ts1t pale psns and gray rp-
r~sr ~ b. in ti,e ssc-ndast atFfpss - an
wiath< p-sdofniBste. One Tr-et~ vert-tr fss
sstezrs.te g-ripef - cbectsd csrnnric. ssous
tvo ineh~s - - IN wieth IN shasi-z - ersv-
b1us rsd ar srovr. win. strips q @7~n ~o-k
~fFss cnnvss Fn~ cooi rsonine Or -4sv
tsrsxif veef. tbe~< vaxld l<<,E ~efl
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

Lat gear I was aafortnnate. spent ths
month 81 April iookla3 Tor house, aha
Gaaiig deciaed - tsks t11 FtumDer noes~,
a. tne ienssslts there we're sosd pecpie, oat
were 8oins 70 Europe y have fan VITA
some cf tas nonafchies- fse asuss w@s
good one. vita Crstoa water zna sewer gas
- "a, 4aa a. had Been aenira tne pieassafo
81 sirepiaE Ia . room where could elo"
suz tas sewer x-s - htshi. secured 'hs
pace.
Later, aoWever, TIE fi42Aers ecneiadod
% take the Mas house Tar the summer
iEatesa u jarrin< see ALREADY tottsrias
dyuastiea of the oid "sfia Tue aiaAses
were ~ taAe the Oids house, and tns
Oidses were gong into tao rsh : Oorn mousse.
Pangbsra's felix's ctained shat they were
gong info ne kntledse P,.aes On sAs nfslo.
the m0atn. provided tne katledSes moved
Into tho ssaWartz hfoss. 1se Sen"artzes
had not yet fully deSioea whether % keep
their hoase anothsr rear.
About three days before the ist schwartz
concluded tnaf 10 woa-a rather have tho
Stiksieataer place. Waica ne could get at
the sane prioe. and 80 ne c4aled nae torouFh
ths Rufi~dzes, the Pzs<oorns, the Oldstfs,
the Nlaxses aaa the flGnneFs thAt every
tbing Wa an right l therefore caught a
stair carpet IA NJ teeth and, gliding do~n
the barnlsters,p ripped tke costly fabric
from aCTne % basement, n1ing the AR with
stair rods and she dancrua 81 nne- rolled
uD thls CARPET Gnt eft ~ u Tia bail for in
tnats frsshds 70 fasi over, and then went
oat On tne strees 20 secure man who would
be Nilhng ~ move as 0n moving day % the
Piummer place
wzs real Glad 70 secure the Piummsr
house. FOR, a. l say, Is had every ooavsn-
isnce ant lo02ed so much ike al The other
houses en that street that when a man went
in it he f.lr a. thoayh hs owned the whole
block / always thought, too, that there
was q kind OF vague. indeanite feelang {
scout stesLag INTO ons Of these extremely
aud abnor.nally similar brown-sson high
s;ooo houses Il night which reminded ne
OF ths singular yet DleAsieg apprehension
one f.-ls when ons has qsieuched his thirst
ss snixhs on sleepsnx-car and returns 70
gently eater a berth which has no original
~ about It's exterior, 5us may eonsAla his
s~n elothes OF tho clothes OF another, for
l. has 40 Distinguishing 18th mark. a. 1;
were. and one does not 4 ~ whether one
win BE- shot dead ~ an infuriated Dsn who
- lying awake - dsfena his Waterbury
watch wish his lte or os1sn oy set OF
a~rarial teeth tied % tho Inside Of the cur
tan.
But I was spealrrg of the Plnnmsr place.
Il loo.red PLAIN on the catside. but hsd cate
lhsle roons l9Aich could ee richly furnished
by putnag \ rug and eaair in each one.
TIE parlc- also lad room for a. ottoman.
provided it was not very laryc ottoman.
rno back parior eooid be pfofnsesF and
irxarlan-iy furnished ~ pasnng IA al
album and picture of Abraham Lincoln
signing tae Emancipation froc ciafnation-
Which had purchased OF q connolssenr. II
bad a scraper az TIE door and az ir0a nitcn-
ing posf IN trout % TIE house where me
oo0iAty could ue their teai2s when they
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

Argand. a poor Swiss, invented lamp
with a wick fitted into a holiow cylinder. up
which q current OF air was permitted to pass,
thus giving supply Of oxygen to the interior
as well as the exterior Of the circular frame
At first Argand uscd the lamp without q
glass chimney. Ono day he was busy in his
work room and sitting before the burning
lamp. His little brother was amusing him
self by placing bottomiess OIL flask over
different ARTICLES Sudden3y he placed it
upon the fame Of the lamp, which instantly
shot up the long, circular neck Of the flask
with increased brilliancy. Il did more. for
il flashed into Argand's mind the idea Of the
lamp chimney, by which his invention was
perfected
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

In tne sa>-rc> - rturnb&<,. tsaes ~,b> evs
sunovr, ~ cr>strins hsnee or avr n~-
- Eias - kpy~ sasf ~ r-sssinr fss e.< -
. corascD le>d F>rral upon ta< yfe-1ira r~<f
it ~fD tra<ps1iss<'y - r>1nr~d - <s~csrst~
sIsso>e Elsokle>1 n os< of he s-<e hsc~5,~-
tors Encvn
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

7 is saiS t1sf r SweN ~ skaous3 - tzfit
81 e~ery lct ssl1 ~ sra a>sr Eos Arrsiss
dsaTnz the lssf f~o T<srs. tsere weuia -
enosgh - sccanszsczises srs z1As<a2 p,ssesA
~-&,w Yea r~.s~r~
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

rs--Vhst b rrezlk, rsi
PA rrsof - . ozet wf>t ons ~
Bov-fsst srrros~ rs~r hss n, 49, - sue
Esst n - fsssr3
h-A twa NJ sa.-Dssx~s ~ -
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

A=k vorr coulra6e - wTise do-rn ~ftSczs
hesitss5on, IN Hzszr-s. t~efvs fhcussxz. tsslvs
h,z1dred sri r~~ive 1ozlsrzs
ws hors - w5a % IS eurrsczlT, sksss
ak8z12
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

Ffy-neo. fss x0x - r1srT1sgs. -ss rr- s7n
- Feszs ana Bzersszs He = rsT~ssszIs-d -
= yessh 81 sarr1r coIo~s6 r1n~ oreyyss@sa
w.1h eswsrs, .z~a szrryl<x . serss s~d .
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

In The cut Is gr-~enfad af sstissic ry~1
than can hardy fsu to piease tie rnaet fse-'
tsdsous II wiz prove nse~f efsetivs ~b>u
rn~a< up IN srf SHADES - sasnddah. ezehfn~-v
sn3 frSian siiks A. vii ne seen On 81
sznlnztion - st- ut. Il is ssnoekss At xas<
v->~t end sseeves
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13
OUR YOUNG FOLKS
INSTRUCTIVE ENTERTAINMENT.

A story IN khyae About Wild Daeks
aaa Thslr B4blss That shsss Greed
ana Theft Are Not coanasa
20 H1azs kafers.
uerszs = . bag u xssss - BOZ wdi >psak
C&lied ~ tie cs-<fo<s L@zne q CheSzp~sks,
NAsrs Wild szcxs u -, kAotz i've. move an
Qsaex.
TIE t4d pate wtiF>os szd - cnzs.s bach
Tas silsseon tCszs tk< seppy herus sbkh grow
Down ss ths bottom. f-tAons deep nssov;
tut 90 - c2nno< szzumoa 40 TIE ptick
te Give fpx ta~a1 kizrse<<-sAs coward auckf
50 ID. s<tk E-.1y = cutte<fts qnAek. pseses.1A
The canvas hacks are his espetisl frsslas.
he aeVar i~ases rhssr ssia de si1geun shy
ys1sz watch kln. sIs1 yoo . k1os the reason Wig.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13
GENERAL JOHNSTON.

Eis Relations to the ". ID. Baker Grand
Army Post.
General Joe Johnston's relations with the
f. ID. Baker Grand Army Post, of Philadel-
phia. seem to be clouded with misstate-
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

With the present rage for tea gowns sry
pev poaa u weicoDe that affords newsA
Suggestions in either TIE sbape O. the gown,
its material OF ths arrangement 81 ia tim.
ma1Gk
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

II = ~ss< scsror6<swbo du>< rlot w.exs
sro-s - bsn ~ kosr dsE 1n s6.N <s~<p.
z~ss ss&vsr@tssH. fr1vu1Dss s>~msonA
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

wicitits, Ksn-, reaorted - n1sous
rassSa's r. re3aee - trsmp poYalstioa-
ussirh prrw5ansly seeusss sncspable ~ 6lrai-
nr.fian. Two frpgkt ears were h1rs1 ssss
sfter fEag t6era wF1b TIE stsTn eoysrzs'-sss
81 w-o~k. they ws-s as1ectse5 = an eest hvzrs
srs5n. se~srsI z7.srass goiisx e3oaz - rrsvsst
she srs-nx~ r>oarsn1 ss Yuwse Th- cesrves
c. the isv1ar loa.s q frsssst s~s-s pad fer q
r.sl4sL-rSaseaxo Heraid
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

Rod frz~avszssns szz<ciessszs A. hesnz
forrned ~ cysisnx eaase - ever - co1o
xy- sd skey r>.<zss s@r>7 se<Rge kr>z1
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13
AYE ON MAY MOVING
rE ssLsTss MS OWN sxpsslEscs
Wsy 10 wisss.f ~ x>essss dins~h n .
Brs~n sss.s FrszE neass-des Ne
Hs< shss 0sx "a nfshf n
. 6xes1 Cf1y-


DISLIKE % speak q
nosiag n Ssw f>rk
Tor several Fr2soss.
"a the arsf place il =
. very eisf saDl leet.
ena IA ths ssccad
place it h an iatezse-
y aisaxTeabis ens -
me. 4 am nov IA
training \ ow ever.
for Tuesday Quts .
nanbex q our sest
people vii move so
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-01-14

Farmoryills Advocate: On Friday
morning of last week the little nine year
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Lee,
residing in this vicinity, came near meet
ing with a sudden and horrible death.
Tho littlo girl was in the house with her in
FAINT brother while her parents were attend
ing to some domestic duty in the yard ad-
ioining. Mr.. Lee hearing the child scream
rushed into the house and was Mortified to
find her enveloped in flames and in the act
of rushing from tho room. He immedia-
tely seized the dress and extinguished the
flames before they had harmed the child,
but severely burned his own hands and
wrist in so doing. 1t seems that the dress
had become ignited while the child was
playing near the fire and the timely appear
ance of her father probably alone saved
hor from fearfule fate.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-01-14
Society and Personal.

Mr.. w. j. Sutcliff has changed head-
quarters and is now to be found at the
Magnolia Saloon.
Mr.. Nose Gerson is in the city.
Mrs G. w. Russell is in Arkansas visit
ing relatives and friends.
Messrs. D. Newhauser and Ed Ferry, two
of the most popular drummers on the
road from the Crescent City, are in town.
Miss Mary Morrison, charming young
adv of Illinois, is visiting Miss Belle EasoE
OF this city.
Capt. Tindel has gone to Mobile to GET
the steamer Alabama, which will be an in
dependent packet for Bayou Bartholomew
Caldwell watchman: Mr.. j. NJ. Keller
a prominent young merchant OF Monroe
honored the watchman with very pleas
ant call on yesterday, Thursday. lie fe
ports business fair, in the Queen City.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-01-14

We call attention to notice in this issue
l,v the ladies of the Methodist Church, OF
a Chinese entertainment and supper to be
given next Monday night at the Court
House. these Chinese Students are
young gentlemen of refinement and come
heartily endorsed by the press and the
pulpit. They recently gave an entertain
ment at Baton Rouge under the auspices
of the ladies of the Presbyterian, Church
by whom they are also cordially endorsed.
We bespeak a large attendance. The
charges are so moderate that none should
miss this rare treat.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-01-14
Weather and River New

The John II. Hanna will be Ssund at the
landing this morning to return during the
evening to New Orleans. There are sew
eral hundred bales cotton in sigs,so or her
here.
The John Howard leaves New Orleans
this Saturday evening for the ouacni'a'
through to Camden.
The Corona from Camden, and ii. Hanna
Blanks, from the Bartholomew, are poth
due down to-day bound for New orleans.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-01-14
JOE MALIKowsKI VERSUS THOMAS
STROTHER.-No. 50.

DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF Fl: FA.,
ID issued by the Honorable Third WARD
Magistrates Court in and for the parish OF
rncted- in the above entitled suit have
seized and taken into my possession ana
will proceed to sell at public auction bet
ween legal hours of sale, at the door oil tne
court house, in the city of Monroe, La, on
saturday, 18th day of February, 1888,
the following described property, to-wit:
One lot of ground in what is known as
Lamyyille, in the parish of ouachita, with
the improvements thereon; bounded as
follows: East by Halcomb Owens, west
Inv Mack Green, south by Osky Wallace
and fronting on DeSiard road, containing
about two acres more or less.
Seized as the property of the deienaan,
and will be sold to satisfy said VIII ano
Terms of sale cash, with benefit OF ap
lpraisement. + McCi4ofs, Sonssap's'
December go, 1887.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-01-14
Special to the Farmers.

Heavy strong Trace Chains, 35c per pair
Blind Brides, 5, 9, and II dollars per
dozen,
Back Bands, sl.10, 100 and $3.50 pr doz.
Iron Bound Hook Hames, $500 per doz.
Cotton Plow Lines with Snaps, $500 per
dozen,
at WIN. HARRIS, opposite Court House.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-01-14

Baltimore American:. Mrs. Cleveland Is
wearing her hair "Grecian COLL" now com
ing into general popularity. Her mar IS
wonderfully smooth and glossy, ana TINS
style of coiffure particularly suits her' IL
is BIZ shed smooth into coil at the back
of the ears.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-01-14

Tho Observation-Disclosures calls the
attention of the v. s. & p. Railroad author
ties to the street crossings over their track
and suggests that'some steps be takon To-
ward placing them in a better ana more
passab.e condition. There should be more
grave, and less clay scattered over them.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-01-14
a Kvenisg IatAila.

Al BNoDaU8 ~ 1soes
An entertainnsent will b eivsa by i
cniness Theological stndsnss from The
Mission SCHOOLS. Portland, Ose&sH. e the
Court House IL this city next Monday I
ni9ht 18Th inst. under the Auspices Of the T
Ladyss Aid Society, ofthe Monroe Mstho-
dist Episcopal Church. Sec show bills
Rotreshmsnts will be served by young
ladies' in Chinese costume. consulting Of
Chircse delicacies. etc:
Charges very removable. as follows:
Chinese entertainments % cents, Children
Is cents, refreshments 8 cents.
There y Ill also be exhibited u lot Of Chs
nese curios.
The Louisiana Conference N. E. Church,
south, convened In Shreveport, Jan.
4th- eth inst. Bishop Joseph Key Of Ok
ford, Ga, presiding. Nearly one hundred
preachers were in attendance and quite
number of visitors. Among the latter was
Rev. Dr.. Young J. Allen, who for more
than 80 years has labored as missionary
in China under tho auspices Of the South
ern Methodist Church. He was the .oun-
der and is now the president of the cslebra-
ted Anglo Chinese college in Shanghai
which is the properly OF this church.
DR.. Allen spoke to large audiences on
Sunday morning and night and thrilled
them by his recital of the wonderful and
rapid revolution now going on in that vast
empire IN which he has lived and labored
SO long. Everybody who has read Bishop
Marvin's east by way of the West" has
read of the work OF this scholarly christian
munster. DR.. Allen expects to return to
China again shortly never to visit this, his
native country again.
| The reports of the preachers showed an
advancement along every line OF. church
| work.
The appointments were read out in the
| Auditorium on Monday night. Among
the changes made we notice that Rev. -.
II. McClendon who served the West Mon
roe circuit last year, is appointed 70 hayne
and Plaquemine Beullc, st. Landry parish,
| and Rey G. T. Munholland from Floyo,
\ takos his place. Rev. J. J. Billingsley IS
sent from Bastrop to New Orleans as a city
missionary and Rev. J. NJ. Brown succeeds
him. No change has been made here ex-
Icepting the severing of Delhi from this
work, SO that the pastor. Rev. VIM. Hart,
can devote all his time and attention to the
Monroe church. Services will therefore be
| held at the Methodist church every
ISuuday commencing on tomorrow. This
change meets WIN sno Ao"Ity oPPAoD"SAS
of the members and friends Of that church,
: Nine promising young mon presented
. themselves at the Methodist Episcopal Con
) ference for admission on trial and afte
, passing the necessary examination wer'
admitted, among the number we notice tn
name of J. Brisco Carter, son Of Rev. DIR
, Carter. The doctors many friends will
: rejoice with him that his son has so earl,
>nto.>S tho ;tiuarant ranks and we WiSl
our friend great success in tho work of tn
. ministry. Tho young preacher is appoint
Q ed to Pattersonville and Morgan City.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-01-14

A town is judged by its newspapers.
Those eff Monroe do not indicate much en-
terprise on the part of our merchants.
The papers arc expected to make things
sshum' but they can't do it unleis they
are sustained.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-01-14

George Williams, we'll known in this
city, has a blacksmith and wood work
shop in West Monroe. He does first class
work at reasonable rates and solicits con-
tinuance of patronage.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-01-14
Prescriptions

Prescriptions.
Anv phvsician's prescription carefully
and accurately prepared, at any hour of the
dav or night, Polite clerks always in at
'o"""' CALpERwooD & Co.'s.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-01-14

Seekers after homes could not do better
than by coming to Ouachita. we nave
good lands, on abundance of TIMBER gooo
water, good people, good churches, good
schools, good climate and good health.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-01-14

90 to Calderwood & Co.'s for anything in
the Drug line, where you will find atten-
tive, polite statesmen. and splendid stock
of goods at the very lowest prices.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-01-14

200 kegs steel nails in stock and to arrlv
at wholesale prices.
MITCHELL q MCCORMICK.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-01-14

Messr. A. Ray, W. Faux, WinGo
,ec;raff.nreid and Phillips were the luck.
winners of the prizes raffled by Mr.. r. W
alley Wednesday evening.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-01-14
THE MARKETS.

Corrected ,ueekly by Mitchell d Mccormick
MONROE, La, Jan. IA, 1858.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-01-14

Tho attention Of tho fair association pro-
jsctors is again called to the suggestion OF
; our worthy Congressman Hon. .. NewtoD.
He can be of vast service to us II we VIII
ONLY do something ourselves.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-01-14

Monroe needs a fine hotel. A stock com.
pany ought to be organized tor the puf'
pose of building one as soon as possioie
Il would do as much as any other one
thing to boom our town.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-01-14

Monroe is destined to be q great and pros
porous city. 1t is surrounded oy q large
and magnificent country and has onequsi.
ed transportation facilities, both rail ana
river.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-01-14
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
CONSTABLE,S SALE.

THE STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH
OF OUACHITA, THIRD WARD MAG
ISTRATE'S COURT.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-01-14

Every enterprise started in Monroe II
the last few years has paid HANDSOMELY
That il sufficient proof why our nioniet
men should inaugurate others.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-01-14

Don,s leave Monroe to strike q boom
somewhere else. The.wave ia sure to roach
here and tho boom will be permanent
We have the country to back II.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-01-14

+ cir association 1t which could be ex-
hibited the rich and varied resources o.
souachita parish would induce many thrifty
people to locate In our midst.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-01-14
The attention Of the emigrant Is called 20
the great and fertile valley OF the Ouachita-

The business men OF Monroe and Ouach
its parish ought to put New Years NOV
upon themselves aud organize that Fal
Association.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-01-14
q 81 Z.

81 ~
10 ~ ri - n ~ 81 q u |
= -=-----
s, 49, Y,,,,.,.,,l of tIan CITY Of EoAroe
!. ~
s .,itc 8 JANUARY IA, 1883.
F--=
Got your job work Done y TN v...ss'
Good work and city prices y our Haosso.
-, -, 8, :. !, ,,.,,aa Ia
~ 80. s,..,,. ,,.,l.v NJ the Ouachita.
) -----7-. = 80 $50.
The business men OF Monroe ANU oe eus
ita parish ought 20 put ASow Aoa 49,. .- n,
upon themselves ana oissn1-' ''
Associatioh.
a air associaIion :. Wlio.. se NA-...... =,
! hlDited inc l.'n A $3.50 ,,,o,,y tl,riftv
Z Ouachita parish Sould lnouce many slisi'sy
poople to locate In our midst.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-01-14
s,oSsoE. La. JANUARY a. 1883.

fsas vour lob work done at this ONCE
GOOD work and city prices Is our motto.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-16
FIFTH ANNUAL CONVENTION.
The Approaching Meeting Of Christian
Young Men.


The fifth annual convention OF the
Young Mems Christian Association OF
the Pacific Northwest in this city will
be the largest gathering of Christian
Young men that has ever assembled in
the Pacific Northwest Prominent
lecturers and speakers viii he in at
tendance. including Major Joseph
Hardie, Of Selma, Ala; Theo. A.
Harding, of Washington, u. c.; C. 5.
Mason and Noel II Jacks, OF Califor-
mia; Rev. /. d. Driver. of East Port
land, Or; VIM. wadhams. Portland,
Or: DR.. ]. Reed, OF Victoria, Il. c..
and many others. on Thursday next,
at p. IN. The welcome reception to
delegates will be given, and the Ladies
Auxiliary viii provide collation.. after
which addresses OF welcome will be
made by representatives OF the city
churches and association. The asso-
Citations OF Idaho, Oregon. Wash
ington territory. British Columbia and
Alaska, will be represented in the con-
ventioD. These conventions, where 30
many earnest wile-awake Young men
assemble, are usually noted for their
enthusiasm, and power for which they
exercise in any city Is apparent 20 all
and il j hoped that citizens will with
their aceu. toned courtesy. extend a
cordial welcome 10 these young men
while they are in the city.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-16
DISSATISFACTION WIDESPREAD.
Z Y. Blaine a Bitter Pill For the Dem
ocrats 10 Swallow.

The views expressed by prominent
Democrat in yesterdays PosT.ISTEis-
lIegxcER regarding the candidacy OF
Z +. Blaine for prosecuting attorney
ea the Democratic ticket, we're en-
dgrsed by many other Democrats met
yesterday. One gentleman who Is ac-
knosleieed TO be one Of the leading
persons behind the throne IN Demo
cratic ranks. said That iiitle state
alent isst voiced my views. don't
mind telling you that some Of the dele
gates 20 the Spokane convention have
said that blaine was nominated, not
ieeanse they wanted to see him hold
any Office in King county, but just 20
sei him make the riiu once and then
snow him under 80 thoroughly that he
III not bob Up for anything else. and
bare reason 10 believe there i some
faing in t. was one oil thuSe who
rent up 30 that "uid.timcn Denie-
tfatic city convention last summer
AID helped to adjourn, il hgiore any
oaee0ail henominaie, q suit ilaiue's
sfiie Snd down The Citizens tig ket |
slse tackled Hlaiue one day aud de-
mAnded TO know why he pnl up that
90 Oh the city and got the street con
motors 20 try and force the city into
Ieable about the grade script, lie
knowledged he insiigated il and sew
eial q the contractors have told me
,ae same thing. Ina pretty stiff
senocrat but Won't awail0w such a