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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-23
BOARDING,

SoUTHERNKRs VISITING NEW YORK CAN
~ md hrst-class transient permanent board with
pleasant rooms at l04 East 2sd ST.; references eX-
changed
myl6-1ms MISS A. c. LETsOH
II ARGk, COOL AND NEWLY FURNISHED
~ hcomA with Board single en- suite; strictly
er.t-c!sss; transtenta. q pr day. Ths WEn9IEk
5l3 18th ct NV. my53m
R0ARDIMo-LAR0E PLRAoANIL WELLLQHt
~ nished koomA With Board. q THB AvBUkA
fennsylvan1a ave. CO.. x2d - nv. mh0-3m
nR oooPKR cunrIcE, VETERINARIAN.
- Soo1de0oA 500 y - no. myo-3Ws
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-10-21
''S oudrH-IErnTCd.,,

When n wooden Pavement WAS Ic.
sired untsidc 81. Pnul's cathedral. sid.
uey Smith sail: "if ilo cnrnns vii
siwply put their hcdis together the
thinE is dorc!'' They wore not hnIi so
w"ndou.h endoi. however. ma 4, would l..
TO deny tho ncrit Of Dr.. T.. V. ricicc's
Golden Medical Discovery, whiri, has
cured unuy thousands Of liver tii.rnso.
impnro blood. hing's-rvil. stll-rncum.
dr"jsy. chronic affections o. HE THROAT.
bronchial tuhrg, mud lnrg1. n,lltua.
catorrh. iGiiuruzt, rcugalEa. dr. pstt.
constipation mud MI skin Gisrn.cs.
prr"gisi1.
Whom c~Ycrythirg q o nils, Dr. Gnga's
Catiirh Remedy curlH.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-10-21
r,,c Persuasive Advertisement

Old Mr.. Bcntly (who has just moved
because he couldn't live IN tho Hat any
lrngcr)-"rhc nEcmt has an advertise
mcnt In to-dny's PAPER bout that misci-
able fiat vu'yo icat left. lie sNys the
ooms are large an airy. perfect steam
boat. n~ppmtcunncos ust class, md tho
locality h,eirnblo in OYcry way
Old Mrs. Bcutly (hnlf rc&roiiuily)-
"Wcll, now. Jorinm, I'm Almost sorry
wo give II up.'- Epoch.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-10-21
.trnycd or stolen

From Eiko about September IL. 1883.
two Emnli iihck hrrsna. one branded y
called ! ~ :. on let sh"nlier md ,rlt.
ed with = followed iy ~. or u rinilnr
icon on LETT hiI; The Ctlcr irarGoa lmlf
circle = on riel; iiiP. mud nnfk 4 vii,
sw'll star In forehead. I wiii my n r.
ward Of $50 for q cir return 20 Fien.
r. r. ulRtTs.
Eiko, Oct. 3. 1888.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-10-21
June Manufacturing Co.,
BElViDER=, H..
NOTICE TO CREDITOI

NJ IVT to NINIJIJI VHN,
In the District Court Of the State Of NrvaCn.I
III aud for the County Of Clko.
tn the nin:tcr os the Estate ofIIrn
rl brNNs, krccnScd
NOTICE ~ nEEEBY GIYES ny THE
~ undersigned hdtuiniFtrntUr ~ The Estate
q lIHlii DRIVES, DECEASED. iu tho credit.
urs of. MD AL l'isUus having claims Hgainst
he said deceased. to exhibit them with The
necessary vousltrs. within hvc months nfi.t
the first publication uf ihis notice. to the s,ii
Ad,rinistTtt"r ut his cGicc In The Town tnd
Conhty oi Eilc. State ~ Nevada. that being
the place for Tie ifaItAslinn Of the business
Of .aid estate.
T.. +. MORGAN.
AinInisiiDtor uf the Etiaie
II said Deceased.
IntV a tam
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-10-21
THE WEEKLY INDEPENDENT.
IFrora Saturdays Dnily.l
ETsEcXDE

John X. Bradley came down from
Dceth this morning.
j. W. Dorsey Esd. went up to Tus-
cHtosa to-day on legal business.
w to the time Of going to PRESS JUS
ticc Morgan has registered 1911 voters in
this precinct.
Diamond Bluff Whisky. the finest
and purcst in ti!c market. Tor sal. Whole
sale and rctnil by RrcAhart * rroclich.
Neat AMI tasty political cards printed
at this Office. All candidates need
;licm. aud wo will get tLom out on shout
IOice.
Only q few days in which to
register. II your name i. tot enrolled.
YOU cnunot vote at the coming election
Do no; neglect it.
Tho stage brought down from Tusca-
rorn Yesterday ten bars Nevada Queen
bullion valued at nearly $l5, 1000. which
was s%hirrel 10y o1prcss to San Fran.
cisco this morning.
~. ~, r. -,
III. ,r -, 49,,
soon give way to cheap WOODEN under
clothing, aud the people will gyt Ihc
better cml Of The baIFn!n.
Ecw York Star George Il. Blau-
charl las ic-iGnri HE position ms
Chairman Of tho CcutaI Tinnic N,snci.
&c.,,
'on" AF'H''"&o "'' rF'''d' over tho
w., 49,
a. 1900
,.a., '
"""S '"'h'' ina 'Ne "N'r ma SeH'P
NV" t''""'l"H' EA''"s''e "'o OF
N''' = ''n'' ''H'' ms proven '''' II II
" '''' ''''''9'"| "h'"' 'o' tue mar
,Lo
" - "'''7 "ti'''' from H'"'' 'I"@
"'' '''"""o, WI ''",' 4" !" ""'
"'"''n an" 'p'''' ""' wiz zane t"s''s'
o''" ~ MS "''s' - '"'''' "h'' '''"'
'nc ISL I" "o''''"'r' III '"o i'+""
49,, ..:..
NV! VI" ~ '"'' " =. Love E"' '"'-
y 'N''' '"'' ''E''' W ''"'' ''f'S '"''
'''''''S' ""'o counting ''''i"'"7 w
'"''" " pa" ~ "''''''s''' NJ '"' ''"''
'""'''' ny "''''' M '""nFy reports OF
~ S''"''"''" VI '""' ""'"'''
."'''''i'"" '''" '"'''''' "o''
W. i''"''' "''''4e'' y" '"' '"'I'b"
P'"''"'"' f"3'"B ~ ""'"''"" " tue
now Blhih" platform tnich"d iy IL"
republican Senate. He evidently Ell
tct'ninS the general "?ininn nbout tho
fraudulent character OF the new plat
form.
"for years suffered nom lnH7 q! MP
r'tfc AMI lndiEo'ti"li' "at failed I" mt
relief until began t'ki"G Ayers "h's0-
nhF'i'n. lhis medicine "n''T''y cured
me. Ny appetite md digefIIon Hte
now perfect. '-trcd u. Bower. ~"
So'on'h st Souil Boston, Mass.
Wednesday afternoon Congressman
Minis addressed m N''' mhlAgc ct nearly
$4,000 people Mt Mount \"'non' us
lie received n 'c'y warm '~;c'c"'ne' AZ
night, after q parade III when epunA u
ooO torches wo'" borne he again fr'No'
Congressman Iowhshcnd "i'' m''o "
speech
Tho SILT Lake Tribune claims TO 10
in possession Of i~mtofmatio# 10 the
effect that tho National Democratic
Committee will lmakc an cnort to cnt'y
No''"' WIN ''''' "o n"'' "''" ITO
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-10-21
From Wednesdays Daily.J
HALNAGUSDI.

10y his " conveyance this afternoon,
Tho Salt Lake Herald n y n colon,
of l2i Danes is on the way from Liver
pool.
A. A. Hayes. OF North Ruby, came il
by team yesterday and LETT fer home
this morning.
Reserved seats tn tho Mirror Of Ire.
laud entertainment Monday night, II.
the Express Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Campbell, OF
Fort IiHileck. came down from Ii.llcck
on this mornings tain
Len Wines. the 1iuby Valley mer-
chen,. successor to William Snow, came
down from t!nIIeck this morning.
Equity:-Ali the talk about n whisky
trust * sheer nonsense. At least tie
Chicago w~hisSy.seller WONT trust.
Mira. Henderson Green came up
FROM tie Humboldt House last evening
and viii Wit here for u week or two.
S nR;or Stewart passed through yes
'erday morning going west. lie will
visit Elko in tic course OF ten days or
two wees.
Senator VIM. NJ. Stewart says New
York will give Harrison 1851 mnjori-
ty but he c0nno, find anyone go foolish
as TO let Oh his Judgment.
C. W. Grover Jr.. the Easby (Which
Is fostina't'r) OF fhr Play. arrived
ircm Iih'irck this morning and re-
canned III town during the day.
There is no good reason why the pco-
pie Of Elko .nd vicinity should not
Keep ciein' ms IN" W. i. smith Co.. re-
"ci'ed another car iond OF so"p yester-
DAY.
There nre strong Indications of n
change in the weather. We have had
u remarkably fine Fall, aud the prob.-
uility is TINT rough weather VIII soon
set IN.
Keenan, & sons. of tho Chiroco
Union Stock Yards. report prime w, st
ern ST, crs ut 50 40 and Texans Mt 60 10
per cw,. Prime native sheep bring
from - to q % per cwt.
numh, If E.koi,.s ,,o tool. IN ,Lo
", lie L,ri Ia, ,;,l+ ,o,, ,;.
mornings trim. They report II very
pleasant time nui n large crowi mt the
Balls Head Camnnign Ball.
y;roi-;o Lr,ricI..-, rora
! Of Il ,nph,;c,n o,ch,urcs how, so.r
MIR Drp,w's s,r;cp,cr, that EngI,ud
.oors ha ,esyI, NJ tariff ,eform nc rro-
! ro..l lv ,lc ,or,v
r. ,n
go -, ...
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c,..a Co...
=
! niGcou, s,,tcm.nt ,bot .Donoc-,tic
ptlCp-lDilpIS n re rlitrihnlinp ltfls nnl
no bio checks cou,c from rro..c,cd
m,uu:orturcrsr 10 ,br D.,rocro,icc ram.
rcinn .,rh Manufacturer orc e,,,I-
inc in for self mot fnr IN, Amcr;,or
workman.
80. -,
! the Clerks oric. dur;un Tho mas, two
wears. i rccurrorcc ~ this ran Lc
! avoided hy c~l.ct;rg Lon Uondcr.on
WHO will account promp,Iy for every
dollar which comes into his hands ma
! such officer.
Euuity:-Mr. Blaine is rcporled TO he
in roor pby steal condition. oud uunblc
to fill the engagements mnde for him hy
tue "'P""nc"h N"'i'h"i committee
ho'h h'Pu"i'chhs ana Democrats are
''''''''''"H themselves Oh inc i"ct' II
II i "'i''"i' W 'e'' WITCH panty Is Jh-
nest
A mistake was made last week in
printing the names Of members Of the
| Democratic COUNTY Genital Committee.
The member for Clover Valley is A. IL.
"'S''''h instead OF Noher "'S''nah' us
II was printed Aoner "ischhhn Is n
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-10-21
tFsom Thursdays Daily
sALMAGUNDI.

"Free Trade" Ben IIar.ison's goose i.
cooked.
Another insinllment Of the Elko dele
CATION to Wells arrived on this morn.
inS's tnin.
The Treasurer of Elko County is now
ready to receive the State mud County
taxes for tho year 1883.
a private letter from Tnscarora states
that there will he about GOO votes cas-,
there at the coming Election.
The largest pleasure ground in the
Uniiel States, aud one of the largest
in the world, is Fairmount Park. Phila.
dolphin, which contains 2.7l5 acres.
j.. l.. Morgan has proT.d himself M
honest and efficient County Treasurer
BY serving one term acccptahly. Do
not forget him on The 9th OF Novcu-
Der.
Democrats throughout the county are
earnestly requested TO zee that the
county posters. containing the nnmes Of
our candidates. aio conspicuou,Iy dis
played.
L.. Il. Barnard. Democrats candidate
for Sheriff, ~ II man Of first class chnr-
~acter, Il quiet, industrious citizen nud n
mtn Of grcm; iirnncss. Ca: n vote for
l.. Il. barnard.
S. +. Altr:-Prcsidcnt Cleveland
signed the Scott Chinese Exclusion bill,
Benjamin Harrison voted fourteen
times in favor Of Chinese inirai nation.
Take your cLcice.
Mondays Rcveiilc snys: ''rhere is
n person in town who wants 10 bet 800
Oh the election Of C!ev"inuh." Here
i n chance for some enthusiastic Re
publirnn to save stakes.
l.. Goid~tein, successor to Max
Schoep i'll the merchandise business mt
Mountain City, arrived last evening by
private conveyance aud will leave On
his return tomorrow morning.
" h"'''''"" hi"Sh"'he IpI OElO' CT,
one of the best periodicals published,
has reached our table. Among other
ant clcs OF interest are ''.imcrica's Crack
hfS'''tn'S' me or'roro River,
inc VINE! oi 'he connecticut etc.
Win P'oi">e Illustrations. Published
b. the American Magazine Publishing
|''' '1' hE'a"""y' MI ut - n
year
p"'c casper Is well qualified for the
tnr loip, v,rr, ,.,r - 49,. -,
rood hps,ress oroliG.o,o,. 49,, ,,;u
t,ka rrilo !, t.o,i,,. a.. p.o.I.,.
ori.o In srcL ,o,u. u;u H.
solisi.c.ior IN If. ,o,,,o =, E4r.
copu,v.
u "
1870 "
ru
In -.
nr,, ..
will n,ko nm his mind 70 n, soroI, liz.
appointed.
"Amcrican," III this mornings Free
Press, says: ali free tlndc is good for
n country, why don't all this Inrr. emil
grnniiou go to England Instead of COM
ing to the United Stuies:" II proicc
ton is good for u country WHY don't nil
this lar-c emigration 90 70 GERMANY
the most highly protected country Of
Europe?
-. ~" - '"' MINUS
,..,;,, ~ ,m," n i
paw!
81"
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,ron., 49,, -, ~
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r~.ruLI;,on pro.,,o., 1890, ~, -,
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.,
INC 'ss''e Hc''nc"'
by crying free trade tho Republicans
hoped TO crrntc n stampede, md, in
1884, carry the election in u panic.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-10-21
From Mondays Daiiy.l
RAI.HaGESDI,


"
urs,.;.r.
~,
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~,
a' ,r,n' Oh b'Nck VII" Killed
rr,.oo, Wv"
In. fo,w.r ,r;nL, :,
Tho cas-, uin ,,,.., '"',
ogo;,
, ',"'"e"" Oh Tue "u-
i'm, v,.ry lou Iii, -. w.,
ton. Ills 'disoo.o 80, -, az.
Lowc,s ,,J lie :. ,.,.,I,
doubtAI.
-.
S,u;,n..' la" hottie
Lo.. ' "iN''
oppenronrc or h oo,,,.,. =, ,r;.
place nc,, N,,1,y o,I T,,a.,,. 49,,
22pI and o3rI instant,
~. r-,,,
Ain 1t. -.
T.rrr,, ,ho ,,,.n.C'n
oririor anI ~,
that he does not consider Tc,,v = srh.
ject for Lis clemcncv.
Do,,ir,o s,rrn, ,
woo,.r, ''
c,,n, ,,n.,.,,.,,,I.',
uornin.
L,y. Laa. n,-o...Ia
i'm, committed H., H.,
yesterday muruir, " heinz, ro.ii.,
TINT he hal t;ckc, Va. % lao which
won 5000 in the last Drawn, of m.
Louisiana Lottery. John had old fine
lucky ticEct +, John Gp,,Ls ., Sr,rl
x Tinnen. IRcno journal.
=
,.,r no.,., ,..m.
,n, ,,;oi.r...uin,,.I o. ,
n, g.. r.... ,;..L, ~
Vi" Use 0"'''h ''>'f ""t'''"' lie COM
''"E experimenting WIN the sihic"s
- ""'' u "''' '"'t-"" OF sA'ia6 all
VIC I"'e"'''''' ""'' "'H''S'ni'
Tho claim Of the Republican party is
thar It Is tue only friend Of labor. II
TINS BE- true ho" does It happen that MI
the trusts. combines nni kiuitcd fleece
InS organizations have for the past
'"''' !'"'' U''''"' WIN 'h' h'i''"''-
i"'!' +" "''f' u M OWING ."
'"'' h''"' '''''" 'o' '"' poor "''"'hs
u
On Friig" last an ritCmrt was mad.
b, masked mo,r To- rCh .hr train On tho
E.trk Hills road operated ~ the Homo.
stake CumIauy. The OF i"r. vn- to ST.
cure $9D. 900 goirg t. the miucs in the
hands Of Paymas,rr ". \. RrcErr.
III" ROLLERS fred iuiu the train witllor,
III, ct. I;cemcr tllrn fred irou the en-.
glue killing one robhcr and w~oumding
another who was captured, the rcsi
making their escape and a.c being close.
l. pursued.
with , worry srricu. orc,i,,. r, -, "rI
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-10-21
SECOND DAY.

saturday .....-..... November 3rd.
First race -~ore-quartcr mile dash, free for
all: parse $50 90. First horse sioO: second
$50.
Second Issce--Thrce.quriicr mile and re.
peat; free for all; purse $500 co. fIrs, horse
sllo: second SO.
Third Ilacc-Consolstion handicap sweep.
stakes; free for all LotEos thnt were btatcn,
purse s55 90.
Fourth race--rnGuero r.GGie horse race
swc' psiako race; Geo Yards; purse $50 90.
Unless otherwise specified entrance fro
shall be 10 per cent. Of pure ana must accom-.
rhny nomination.
In alt cases any horse di-tancinR the field
will receive fTst money only.
No money Paid in any race without a con.
test.
Entries must be made 10y s O'Clock the even.
Ing before races Hrc Ia he run.
In all cases four or more In enter and three
ar mere To- start.
Pacific Blood Horse Association Rules TO
govern.
]. osrREIcHER.
Secretary.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-10-21

Elko. Oct. 3, 1888.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-13
THE OLD DOCTRINE.

Representative Oates, OF Alabama,
declares that the territories should be
kept out OF the Union until their peo-
pie understand better the principles OF
The Democratic party. This Is an I'M
usually candid admission OF the old
Democratic position. Dakota and
Washington have been kept in the
territorial condition simply because II
admitted they would he Republican
states. The Democrats undertook 10
keep them out Of the Union forever
unless they began 70 give Democratic
majorities. As long rs the Democratic
party remained in control Of the ma
tionai government, so long would the
Republican territories be refused adj
mission 20 the Union. Democracy
was prepared to play bold game for
the control OF the national govern
ment.
Defeat, however. has taken from the
Democrats the power to prevent the
admission OF the territories The Re
publicans will soon be in control of all
branches Of the government and jus
tice viii be done 20 the Northwest.
Now, when they are poserless, the
Democratic representatives recede
from their old position and profess a
regard for the people OF the territories,
which they have not permitted 10 APP.
pear in the past. Only few, like Rep
resentative Oates, who are slow 10 va
cate old and familiar positions. stu
insist that the territories should he
kept out of the Union until they be-
come Democratic. Defeat. however
has made this once serious menace to
the prosperity OF the territories an idle
threat. A year ago such language as
that of Representative Oates would
have been discouraging. Now il is
laughable.
The trouble with the territories. from
Representative Oates standpoint. Is
not that their people do not under.
stand the principles of Democracy.
but that they understand them too
we'll They understand them well
enough TO roll up Republican MAORI
ties of from five 10 fifty thousand, and
they will understand them better as
they grow older Indeed, every such
ridiculous speech as that ei Eepresen-
tative Oates binds the Northwest more
firmly to Republicanism and progress
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-13
An UNDERESTIMATE

In discussing the adyisabilify Of the
admission Of Washington TO the
Union Eastern papers invariably place
she population 81 the territory at
1898. liz needless 70 say that this
Il an underestimate. II il based upon
the figures given in the last annual re-
port Of Governor Sempie, and these
figures In turn are based on the census
taken By the county assessor IN l>si,
which was glaringiy and VIGOROUSLY
Incorrect.
The work done in Seattle and King
sounty illustrates the worthlessness OF
this census. After two years OF pros
porous growth Seattle was represented
As having actually lost in population,
and the entire population OF King
county was represented as being less
than II had been two years before
The population Of Seattle was placed
At about nine thousand. while the
school census taken less than a year
sfterward made it almost twenty thou
sand. The returns from Pierce county
we're equally unsatisfactory Its pop
ulation was represented as having in
creased By about four hundred in tao
years. when as q matter Of fact 1t had
increased by twice as many thousand,
IL Is safe to say that there are in the
counties Of King and Pierce alone
twenty thousand more people than
they are credited with by the census
which Governor semple quotes rs a
correct return Of the population Of
Washington. II the work done by the
eensus-takers throughout the territory
was similar to that done in these two
counties. and there is little question
that il was, not more than two-thirds
Of the actual population OF the terri
tory we're enumerated.
The population Of Washington Is
almost, IL not quite, quarter OF
million. By the time that II IS adj
mitted TO the Union, even though an
enabling act be passed at once. it will
be three hundred thousand. The
Eastern friends Of the territory should
accept the claim OF n population OF
three hundred thousand as the proper
one on which to base the demand for
the admission of Washington. and
should cease 10 quote the misleading
figures given in Governor semple's
fauorf
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-13
no rnE COMMON roINr.

All that Seattle has contended for in
its long continued negotiation with
the Northern Pacific railroad company
seems, at last. about to be secured.
The widening OF the gauge OF the
Franklin road aud its extension 90 the
Common Point viii give IA, direct and
independent connection with the
Northern Pacific and make US near
In miles 20 the producing
regions of Eastern Washing
ton than any other point on Puse;
Sound. The information presented
this morning = from high and posi-
tive source, and there Is no doubt shat.
ever that the change will I've made
With this extension and with equal
rates 10 sad from Seattle Ter all CLASSES
OF freight, everything that we have a
right e. ask of the Northern Pacific
gill have been secured.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-13

ffhirEs0 XssBgssR, 70 kzAA-
Tss ffs~nss 81 ez tzst5ca Besrsss fa csii-
raxs and thrgaxa01r the lscrtnerA part
a. TlJsr,eis VIII learn with Subtraction t1as
- s,as ts.rr. arssnff-e5 a Al comp iesfy
10 the o.stuFn ~B Bzzling case wSyEsG up
b. SreeiAi AgeEf Erewsey q a1fshzo.
Tne t1rV IN TIE United efStss ceEsFs a.
tut41rn. * y, after q esrefsi eolst6erE-
tssss of al TIE tessf1aeay IN fefesef5fe 70
TIE epsgn conspiracy. has RENDERED
ser5fet Of not guilty. - azasasi NJ.
Haines, and has convicted E6EjD A
65er4ugr VITO teens % hare been the
chief piosteF. hxsnK tss Fensity
at Eix years In the yentteDFiAry
and 4 Es5e ~ 5000. The verdict
ny fratiifatl0n epnv5ets Lawyer Stone Of
flgtensb8rx, u. r., who tHfDsd states egi.
tsefscs, and hSee Testimony IVES lsreeisa
rsaislT against AF. Hsinss- Mr. Hs4nSs
frfeBds 10 shis vicinity Nefe CRAFTY
si5fys ksst a. Ais Indictment On stones esi-
GENRE. which ne isry nou pg7ao1Es1ss =
~ Horthiess a. far ~ Bsincs = ensiesrzle
Il = evident that Stone oAiy TIED 10 si.ii
TIE burden Of his 0wn nsisseeGs % NJ
Halnes, whom be sought - make ne
xeaYegost ~ the conspiracy. TIE p<.ilsf
agAlss; NJ. Hainss bss 40 . o.ssl.
cal parpo3e. He j. one OF the
lsadsnx Republicans 81 wsshingt0n Terri
fory, 3 lawyer OF marked aStllff, hsEinz
crest influence in tie eorgs3 unity and "a
his marty HIS Indictment came 5sist De-
fore zoe election ans the Democrats hoped
IL would hare the effect 81 ceHooEaiix1og
the Republicans there. As the fesnh o.
the trial Nr. HAlues siJ rsfarn % NJ
Western home with = stainless Character
aud viii - restored TO 3 Isesssi0n 81 tItsf,
confidence and leadership from when ne
Was Temporarily driven BY the mai zuaut
e1usrytrssy against him. He has suffered
only temporary check.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-13

Delegate Voorhees, explanation of
the Democratic defca, in Washington
Territory Is correct hu, inadequate
The refusal 81 the Democratic House
OF Representatives to permit the al.
mission OF the territorv into the Union
bad great deal e. DO with IT, bet
Democratic free trade theoric, and the
unpopnlaFity Of the democratic can
didate, had something 10 DO With ID.
too. Mr.. voorhee- tells the truth. hus
nos the whole truth
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-13
CALL FOR DDS.

NuTlrE s~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ t-i- asl D. reoViset ty t1e under
= eaf3 elffk VI the t,ltF 90 Seartie GA ~ he
icor Hou4ay, Iss-t r.. lsSs. e. % o'clerS a
rs-. fess lae os'sfSt seilon af he-ak Susi As.-
Gof loase Ia Sc7n 6ancd uifE the piAas
aud sf-essr stiesfs fhcFcsor nos ca Hie is
ny oaiee- ". & FORREST. city Clerk.
Dated seattle. Dec - lsSs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-13
Dissolution of C0-partnership.

NOTICE j. HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ she ESFfscrShiR Ef-ttatorN exist
tre hefWsve ~. ". Ha8' ara , 3. FaFaa.
gctcr 'at trfs us-g a Ngut < Patton.
Q rs ta., H. tag 20 ~, tU tc-. lsss. ls.csi
Dissolved hy usutsai consent Tha Ansf.
Et-s gi said ry' Fs-,nt rsrip having b-zgu
crrst-lefs1u v.s-k uFlss thr sssuie. lake
~lo-g IS fa.ssru Railway iu The county -
AIaE ~ zsAluglaa grrriInrf. AL det-s sis-t
den ss.ts a-alflss ssid co issrtCcrsh 3. ar -
r. rFii aa5 'l4at3ste-i by g. ~ Haa1- ans
ea SUES ay azuuess cue az 90 tss-err due
sad r,a- aa-Isls >a.r are 20 ts Eat. 20 sad
"a. "a Hua- Asuts> Cus hsu.s ih.s Isl
3Sy of }hls. alEsy. A. a. ~
g. " HUNT.
= 4. PATTON
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-13

II is solennly announced that the
Prohibitienists are entirely s4ts.ies!
with tbs showing made by ihsir PAR Y
q, tie recent election. Well. they are
.sasily satisfied.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-13

Col. Haines' triumph over the ma'ev
olence, eowardice and tteachery which
have recently pur>ued him in vain,
was emphasized last might by the
warmth of his welcome home.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-13
ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

Mrs. HinslOw's sostning syrup, for chill
d-ea teething. Is the prescription Of one OF
the best female nurses and physicians in
the United STATES, and has been nss-1 for
forty years with never falling success BY
astli.ans Sf 5s-erlers for their children.
barring tae p-oress Of teeihiEg IL. value Is
ineElealsble- Il relieves the child from
pain. cures dysenfery and Gisrrhsea, grip
ing in the bowels and wind collie By Civ
ing health TO the child II rests the mother.
Price sc bottle. argsduly