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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-01-12
..ran Aches from Little Toe corns Grow

'"Tau Aches from Little Toe Corns Crow"
Did you ever reflect that the corn is an in
dex Of refinement and enlightenment You
may seek for it in vain in the miserable habi-
ta6ions Of the native of Terra del Fuego or the
bushnan Of Australia, but in the gilded
homes of statesmen and men Of letters you
viii find them by the score. Gaze upon the
generous feet of the king of the CanuibaI
Islands, who never had a corn in his life
unless it was appended to a roasted mission
ary-and then search the embossed pedal ex-
tremities of Mr.. Gladstone or Lord Tenny-
son, or Lily Langtry, and you will realize
that it is not the shrek of the locomotive or
the gaudy uniform of the somnolent tele-
graph messenger, but the humble and unas-
Stunning corn that speaks Ioudest Of the on
ward stride of ivilization.-SedaIia Bazoo.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-01-12
Credit where credit is One.

New York Youth-Because so many writer's
IN New York call themselves Bohernians.
people have an idea that they are rather free
lfvers, but it is not so; drinking is the excep-
ton, not the rule.
Omaha Youth-WeH, / must say should
not have looked for teetotalers among that
class.
stake Dion Boucicault, for instance. He
saws he never drank enough to affect hin: in
his life"
ooh. well, man who lives by translating
rom such cart before the horse language as
Ae French is obliged to keep sober. "-Omaha
World.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-01-12

Political Boss-You are renegade, sir.
You promised me you'd vote against woulen's
suffrage, but when the bin came up you
voted for it, I've a great mind TO thrash
you.
Legislator-Ive a great mind TO thrash
you, sir You took an oath to me that you
would use all your influence to get the other
members to vote against it, and when the
time came you just sat in the gallery and
didn't do a thing.
swell, but my. wife was there"
$50 was mine"
''Say, let's go take something. Omaha
World
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-01-12

The correspondent Of a weekly contempt
rary supplies a few more genuine instances
OF Malapropisms Thus, we hear of cholera
morbus being turned into "mollery corbus, !"
and Of a local "lightp bidding some one be-
ware of foundations" in religion. Amusing,
too, is the unintentional perversion Of well
known Iine-"From Iceland's greasy noun
tains" A viIlager, asked if Mr.. VI. lived in
a certain house, replied, eyes, he lives there,
but he is dead" But that is rather an Irish
ism than a Malaprop.-London Globe.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-01-12
Sure Enough, That Explains.

Pompana-There is more in psychology
than you think of, Bagley Let me relate a
queer case. Thirty-foUr years ago my friend
Biged was shot in the side while fighting In
d1ans and with each recurring of that day,
that very minute Of the hour, he feels the
twlnge Of the bullet and at no other time
Now, can you account for thatl
Bagley-Very easily.
Indeed! Hown
your friend is liarl"-Philadelphi Call
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-01-12
In a Strange Carrot.

81. Peter-I will attend to your case pres
entity just take seat there and watch the
people pass in.
Omaha Political Editor-There comes a
man used to know, now. He was Probibi-
ZIONIST. You don't let such fellows in. do voua
Certainly; he is welcome"
But be didn't belong to the Knights of La
Dor, either" -
THAT don't matter"
-, Meil' this IS queer place. - Omaha
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-01-12
The Cat Out.

Oa,aha Child-Ohl Mamma. me and Dick
Used each other last night ever so many
INES.
Sister Nell anxious to change the drift of
Ae conversation)-Do not talk that way, pet;
" "Dick and l."
ssBut it wasn't Dick and you. You were
Ecw."
1I-I-What mean is, you should not
ITItion yourself first"
why, / thought you didn't want me to
about you. "-Qmaha World.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-01-12
Boston CnItnra

Boston Culture.
II knowledge you would CLEAN.
Why just take pot of beans
Win ", little pork and brown bread on platter;
ihen an eyeglass in you fling,
add book by Bob Browning
And lecture then on inorganic matter
Then stir in some Emerson,
And philosophic pun
Keep your eye upon the mixture like a vult1lre
Season with hot debate
On the soul--its future state
And you have the recipe for Boston culture
-Charlestown Enternrisa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-23
The COAL SITUATION.

Mr. j. W Harrison, the coal and
metal broker, in his eircalar Of Sep
TENDER -, thus sans up the coal
situation
Australian Goals on passage. which
we're procuralde last monih at 90 - TO
$40 per ton, have changed hands this
week at sli 70 siI - per ton. and the
indications are these figures uiI he
materially advanced, IS the quantity
OF foreign esal en- route j. very light
and the Winter consumption j. an-
proximAting Although the disaffec-
ton among the mines in Australia Is
local VIZ. * NescAstle, the sydney
proauets have been ssivau Ell To fFo-
ni,it4fy figures for shipment. as their
entire oBtpHt vii be required Ia Mel
bourne and sydney far steam uses
Oar coast Ceiiesies afe materially
benefited by pre-en, high prizes which
gi8 probably continue Tor q beast six
months Go come, ami tine agents feel
- assured that quotations NlH inn
prove, thcY viii make no contracts for
future delivery
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-23
rHExasrEa .sxDrHE EEarKks


Lee raa-rksg Il Hzz.
Tsss szss.er ea1s<Gs 70 ~ rezre-s
make -zrr1he azs s1fxle z<N1-
arss frszr Ne rAs x-zi zrezz rze 1IsR1'1s :
Ard tae <rzss srssz tsze zae117ss sr>s1 ;
Ard frsar 81 th- zaisselss1 saarsAss
We sA4i Es-A<- ne rzstlsHx sess<e<
To FEvafsh the hz-Tess hazae
Ik@r rsse z.ssa-c-s e-issz- - sx4<sz-.
wewzs1 ss~szE .ase the sez2sw <rzka
Tzss H2rxs ca sse windy hin siste-
aass tar sezzte- rrsss t-s.za az pas.
2s- gs1-< xziea ssesREs On tkE uxrsAeS
: Try AID hxrse ard fAir.
Tssiks the sm@ss Sesd grasses.
% Ee WE 30 szseer = n
Bun tin nasS:sr sad - soaizsA,
F0r sazay weary esy.
Ta-osxk ssnr2 sd arau+a. ye bare -
b~srexz
Fer tH= x-xin and f-sxrsnf bar
TIE eeSerszs e=~th Il frnsfak.
Ard she bre@zss Of summer hsew
= Aezr fhe~e. sa tae san and the a~xs %
have rigsas=s sci ard slow
> Rzt CT On TIE Hoax marsh Land
HxrA aexS- = psargh teez SIX
And wlxh rspsse and rzee nf hungry ~3Tss
The shsveri1g SOL = wss-
There fewer t5e pale green ses4xES-
And the ssses rkas ebh and sau.
AID the hisxaE tr1Afh 81 tbe SEA wind
Are shz Sasy care sAzy kzow-
They hare ssrna ken ct hzrser wsre-s.
Their sosst hath heea shzrr sea sud.
Ard YET saey hare yzesaei harvest
Tafo the masters nsne.
- sazsl Fe all . resG<~.
HaElas them row the more.
And garner "A gsas1zsss- With s.szgS q
tbs rszss fron the desoaass shsre.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-23
Personal AND GENERAL.

The great white marble rliare which
Wilbur r StoTv Of Chicago BEGAN TO
build. and which j. one Of the features
% thai city. i again offered i0r sale
Although stjil unfinished, more than
500. 100 has been spent on il. while Il
j.. doubtful IL enc quarter % that
amount will he offered by q purchaser.
Mrs Capt Tom Is the name 81 the
richest In sian woman IN Ala ka. she
j. worth about $4,000. and lives roy
ally 1t Sitka. surrounded hv slaves
she supported tWo husbands uagh
lately. having 90 give ur one when 3 be
Joined the Presbyterian mission Mr.
Tom s. ugly, TAT and over -. and Is
a shrew8 trader
Mrs Cleveland hiss made manY al
dit5pus 10 her collection ~ pet A. Oak
View tai Summer Besi Is a poodle,
4 - Remand. a parrot. a canary bird.
a calf. two kittens and \ COW. she new
has iigfiae inz, which 9as given d
her st Marion. 8 smaN collection Of
white mice, tw0 RABBIT, ard eight or
nine pigeons
Chinese criminal law requires q us3y-
GeTer - confess his gait f-sforc be can
be condemned "a capital p 5uishmeai
Il rirc1nl> lxnfla& ev58enee j. against
hsm. the wahsrf.r prisoner i g-uaiiF
dngrs9 afst tsFlafeti every few eaTf
unfl iifs tecufaes s1seh a burden lA2s
be T. at length glad h coafess IN ID er
Is have the exceafsauer eBi his Hsi .sry
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-23

Fallzre In . Trss Against Tfmr-
-axFw. Fs~.. SEPT .-Akess< ssfs
scope Eere = tie sraz8 ssana whez
TIE rsrss nkrr ezi4ezI - II a'Cserk sarS
nso~nSne- TAe xrz<k was N <zErs8 csyEs-
assson. z1tfsaz1zh rs T<sy fsst Fu2-
kaxSne j. q snzEary af the rsnes-
II zaxSEcxp rszn- single gz1zh- Tkree-
sixfrh< ssise. parse q si5e-E- z BF-
hes Cd. r Tazn 0*Hxrz. to s5S-r
ftsHsrz. won. " II Rzns's eh-- z.
Arthur II. Is9 Hss-. Earle. ~eee1ss.
W r. Lstssrks- en-. T. Oregon KnSe.
ssss h.. Aassark, tAz-f. y Astena0zs
Bras : 3. e Pas Sa-rza. Seasng1zyzl.
ssurtA, fisae. ST. 9fEz-x ~z< The
fsv1rite n the Fasozs. a. SO. to 50 fcr
the ether rests "a tAe ssesd.
tssEzs0iatsen run, zinEss DISH, che
rsi3e. pare OF xIstt-H. e Bakers :
Z <ewasz- rs lbs Fxst. won W H
Babs'S en- : BeEras- IFS las Nc
Gzs1gh. second r. z BybweTs i. m
Eeehzzks. rs gtz-, o'Hara- TART :,
time BY quarters =. Ss. l- Iss.fs
Seresia ss4d fzvovlfe IN the poolS II
$40 20 the ssla s..
Trottin< race. go es<ss, best fhree
IN Eve. parse q 500
A. G. sreyas -. = Lizzie Joe. esreez-1 :
Il. kszkszaalz's r. s. CsnErzcss-,
IAfSrsY rs =
G. r. Jeffrey 81. e C1zstes- 5e1srryse : :
Hsza Sraffx 3 n Eazsszie- =axye- 5 ! (
TIzae- 80 81 -. ~
TEO-sezr-old frof-
lie l2sAmutF's n. c. E1e.nase. aisas-
n aazBSs's IL wnIInsz. Na@n=r ?
r : Xzzn's = e Alta Peach 3 :
Tine. az. 49,
The tss.ze IN ne frsz heat breaks the
-yezr-el8 record IN Oregon
The s4zcsety having czseresi = parse
o. <Isoif Charles uIitoa. record HI
waGid beat the pregon record of
-..zz3s. he maize three trsais and failed !;
time. / -. 2si .
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-23
PuYALLuP.
The Crisis fn Hop-Picking Past
Growers to Combine.


PrYALLFF, sept. 2i.-ThEee carloads
q Indians arrived to-day for ". c.
Gibbs. Joe kincaid and r. Aeeker 4
60. Yesterday p Indians from North
Yakima came for A G. Cam bell. :.
Aekley OF Winloak made a trip over
home again ard brought back about -
whites. A. g. Campbell has a carload
OF Indians en- route from North Yaki-
ma. sg.si there Is room for more
These various arrivals lessen the sfsin-
geney Of the picking market. and
growers feel better.
l.. y. Wade Sold his crop Of Eve
sores today for ~ cents to r Meeker
i ca. Growers are holding for. and
won't listen 70 less than - cents at
present
A hoTsgroxers' ASSOCIATION j. fauch
talked Of. and before next season
son ething OF that Kind Will he insti-
sntci here. As the hop acreage in
eFea-es wear after year, some e0mbi.
nation is necessary to solve many
questions connected with the hop la j.
mess or this coast. First OF all wiil be
op-pickers.
A. & raIe the residents OF this valley
are neighboriy, opea-hearted and
generous. hut the last scarcity of hop
pickeFs developed some meanheSs In
one or two eases parties who refused
- contribute 10 get picker here would
entice pickers away from their neigh
bor- IN fact drive up 10 the ward and
take them away.
=. y. Young and family have rented
3 house and propose to spead st least
hop-pickisg with Us.
J. ]. Shalles. superintendent ef the
dininr-car service, late Of Hope sum
mer resort az Pend d'Oreiile, i
located here for the winter. Mr.
,shalles il much pleased with the place
and will bring his family SO an early
date
DR. Frank. health officer, reports no
symptoms Of typhoid fever as yet,
owing 70 the excellent sanitary condi-
ton Of the town, all citizens having
promptly complied with the recent
ordinance from the board of health.
In 70 case was a second notice re-
asstraA
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- ='lali.s-H--=---a-------
oLfM PA.
Free Trade Literature Sewn Broad
Eebekah Degree Lodge.


OLYMPIA. Sept. 22.-One cannot 20
into 4 saloon. hotel, reading room or
other public place in the city without
-eeing evidence og local Democratic
actiyity in the dissemination OF free
trade knowledge among the people.
Several hundred copies Of the tariff
edition OF the Caifricr-f9bu1,ai have
been distributed Vromi>cuousiy
throughout the city. In addition
10 large numers Of smaller pamphlets
and dodgers bearing an the
same subject. In striking con-
trast with this i the inactivity
ot the Republican managers,
who are apparently 80 confident of
victory thar they are not making the
least effort ia the line Of campaign
work. This inactivity, however, l.
very unsatisfactory 10 many Of the
jealous Republicans Of the city. who
are fully aware OF the importance of
early aud vigorous action on the part
ul Republicans. which viii be abso-
lutsly necessary To- combat the effect
Of tae vigorous work II the Demo
Gratis As stated beore. every public
place in ibis city is bountfdily sup
piled with Democrats literature, bat
nos Republican document can he
found.
NEnEK&u EopaE ORGANIZED
Fidelity lodge No. Il. Daughters Of
Behckah. was instituted last night by
br, y. Ostrandcr. u. q. Nj. The ial-
siti.ei Mrs. : T. Wvman, y. q.
Mr.. h. ". Davis. Y. q Mis- Laura
Mari. Sec'v; Miss Jean Me- arrogber,
Treas. Mr.. 4. Mari. 4. ). n q. !
Mrs. G. }. reier-on, L. : y. g.. Miss.
Dot Wvman. w. Mis- r. NJ. Shax.
a.. Mrs.. H. y shaw, T. \ v. q
Mrs. C. r. Eastman, l.. :. V. q. BF.
snyder, /. g., &. J Peterson. O. g..
The lodge starts under very favorable
auspices
APPOINTMENTS aY The GayEKSoE
Governor Seraple has made the fol-
lowing appointments Geo NJ Sor-
e ie 81 Nhafeosu. " III. TT.nn al
" ala Walla. John Beverly and } 4.
Cass II PieTcc. Clair Hunt and A. V
Merriman 81 SPOKANE. 3oha Mcknight
and r. e. Saadsr OF King. r. Saith
al Lincoln aud : l. Henderson Of
rhursion b. =. nots les pubhc. SaHa-
uel l.. TAYLOR Of FransX ival4ia asd
Holland >Haifh q California o. be
commissioner q decyls f4F this terri
Tory.
FEE@NSAE-
sheriff psckSo ia q Mason county
Is Ia the e5ty
Mr. q. y McFsdden, cashier of the
Merchants Nationzl bauk Of Seattle
Il "a che city
Mr. ENeene seHspie 5r.. has arrived
fram 0gcEOn ana ALI attend schuos IN
tbs cssy dasi0g the Wiater
M Ha cry Batter os Seattle Is PASS
igg Z feN dAys 10 thss eiiy
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kR HNeu
Hunting
AtN Nt4
MHusAd
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WaLA wALL.



A Ss&urstsn xse - 3sst~R-
WA1ts wasLs- ~-Fss- &C d. Cslas-.
nsxn has hssen appointed tyxsn MASTER
& ttse . 2 4 n eastern oivss11st.
wszh headquarters u s4zs city His
Sysri sliesoa exsensss 70 PeadlesaTl,
ssm.1uaa YosmergT ard Enair1ft. THIS
+ ~sis - e gsresi rninxry - tse es4sa-
& hNeas q dissssen he1st4zzrsers
hese. a committee has been appuSnt-
81 hy TIE board 81 trzese - esrfer ssfh
the q. 4. 4 " of1eats relative 30 this
usaster.
Tae agricultural s0eietv = ende4r0F-
iag 20 Arrange accommodations s0T tsze
ssstsgis4fess s-rcwd az the fzir. There
ws7s Se exrarsissss frgrn =. Pad. sent
tic xnsi sz4e Cascade dsxksson- Two
fhoz-4Fsd visitors srp exE@c1ssl
TIE nece@ssry $50 70 assure the
srernen'r tourn4rzezzt aAi he raised
The committee hare h2lf already
subscribed
fseree II. Kelly. married Enan 5
rearS q age. has B En- placed under
xsgsss f-onsis a. Milton. Or. for trial for
ses4gcsisz 81 the ls-year-csd daughter
81 -annuel Martin Kelly represented
that be vas single. and under promise
az marriage saecexsse<{ n running the
gir1, whs appeared 10 court with .
three weeks-8ad baby. since his arrest
he has proposed marriage. bet this
waA refused The girss parents viii
make no eons promise and are del<.--
mined 20 prosecute
Xe-ton- Or. has contracted fer
wafeg work< costing 500, taken from
a xrsinx txo miles distant. capacity,
aiae gallons daily The fan viii te
10 fest. sad the waser viii be led
gbruugh eight-inch pipe.
IT. II. ScfloIi has opened restaG-
rant in she Kennedy block Wm.
Rasmas has . tobacco store IN the old
p<sstosfsae. john poxel has taken
the 0ld isoheny a M4raum rcotaS f0F
q iurnifsre store. Al the business
roouss are now occupied there i not
a. empty house In to~u-
be machinery for one Of the cleo
frir light eornpany's plants IS at the
depof
The board Of trade has appointed :
COMMITTEES TO atteHd the wsterw as
convention al Portland.
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EAsEB ALL-
IBdfsnsPoIi. PLAYS the Last Game
asts4 F-nswz-Chfea~s Adsaa~inx

inAlsn& p0t1e ffaf> the E2st D1efze-
and Ess~s-ChieaSs Advancing.
DETxsIf. Serf. 22-The Detroiss
whipped the Giants ealy To-day.
The Giants pl4ye,3 : very bad fielding
game. Sore Detroit. d SeS YORK
5. BzttsFsss eirtsber ard Bennett,
Weich ard 0 aoarke-
fIFTsEgzG, SEPT 2g-goSton won
tie game IN sh- fourth inning on
errors by Carroll ani SUNDAY ana hits
by Nash, Morrill, ard Eiy. Score:
Pittsbnrg / Botun !. Batteries /.
Morris ard Carroll. Sanders and
Kelly.
CHIcAee. sept .-The home team
wen to-day game By launching hits
st opforssIsze moments. The game
was called an h9ar earlier than usGai
and. for the first time since he has
been connected VITA the elah. Arson
failed a. appear. FArrsh filed his
place. score: Ghseago 3. Washington
2 Batteries: Van ualrren ana Oar
ling, Daily and Mack
lsr1aaAFaIIs, sept - The cham
pionship season Go ed IN this cts -
day. The home Glib. a. u>ual, lost.
Score indianapolis 5. Phiia9eiphia g.
BATTERIES: Heaiy and Daily, Sanders
and 1iemeats
csNeEsSAr1, seps. 2s.-Cine;nnaii 10.
Brooklyn 3
kAx@ CrTY. SEPT e2.-Kansas City
/. Baltimore g.
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PASSENGER LISTS.

oregon & California Passed Ned.
ford J A. ponoboe. vile ard maid.
4 Olsen and wi'e. a. W Whitney
Mis- Whstney. Mrs q. w Norton,
Mrs Hymau Abraham. Ms VI.
Abraham. Mis-. lseils Aaroa, Miunie
Myc-s. W NJ Bfy~on, J. A Spencer
sud sffe e. II Gould. a Malief. Mr..
T. g. Wlsber. A Jutis. II ; Giles, T.
IFyiaE. J McFlheuv, W NJ Cossuaan
ard site e. T. Wits and wife. g ".
SFeaceT. u IL. Cuttheft c Z Eli.
J Eieesr ard vile = Starr ana sic.
Ms Eemx sud daughter. 4ahus
Brlttieaaak Frank Armstrong A. q.
tunF iaEham, geh9 Tsue. + BTnuu.
81 Iahts. ii = Havgns and affc.
4. iili, John Daliy e. 4 Jeseil, and
y ss5s1 etE.R
urerun Ssoft I-}pr- Passed Hunt
tnr'uas Mr. Me8 aIIsn. ". =.
fssvEzsog. 4. A. Smith, W A Steveu-
Tca snI VI : H8sehi1s. Mr. "
+ We.l=. 81 A Beard ard wisc, 4
t'unly ~ Whitney. &. s'artssr. o.
sansHegS. " Wh4an. ~ " Wegaza,
III Lang aB4 - sesseEsts -e.Ass-
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Tsf8ns. sept x1--GegTge bethgHs
"a sr snsss. assAyeT. Wbo has tesn
aftsyssy snraess u tssssEsrasio an1 Cali
sosnia. and wbo recently soeas-s here.
haz sass fesssrses lf8iB . trip d sonae
wssRx tAroagls the sksglt river
egasafry, He hes been nH b tie hills
ass8 saigsas r. haye tired 0tst tire local
Engineers ~ that district II cfia5sdsr
ana su5sessusnzsy tssaxhs a canoe NJ
lie bsasi1 stsrs sad nossea a0wa -
fssr 49Gnd carefully ssss5ytsg fhs
eos.nfTy - ~ came He epeakx x
ts,e recalls u his Trip Hith enthusiasm
- found lodges ~ exge3ienf iron ore
ransitr frcsa Il ~ - fret Ekie and
tise groupings extsnaing -, test y
ienx4f. secsresi szf1F-es a fals orr
ard reslaeeI II ard hn4 hey ran from
~ - - ver esnt. raesAlle gou Use
ledge are situated on the sHes,Tatsin
assd dip toward the river 2f9t3Ias
exery facility for FhsAp snsainz. The
eouatsz 4 Eeis FlaA<Tss sita pine
arsl fir saii ient ltr 81 mining piifp'S~
rr~. / fsurd bggis f9sgnetic. belssatsss
auA carbonate oses. 1heY are Situated
Ia 3 sehist. aud are properly = ehiDTls4s
Tbsy are zii i&leN The sgsi measures,
Of which I found several Of excellent
quality, some leiag q seFg good es'kiisa
coal carrying - paF cess. q hxr's ear
bon
roth aoei ash iron DIP sch iof the
most economical ininsng, some Of The
lodges rr0prfHg oai Nsssir stone s.
tf.rsgs Of the river. aith 8 slope that
woald run Il sieNs 81 ihe veFs waisF
The Transportation xesIId fhas te - 2
suif.is. s9rp Ii COST ! can sc Ts0thiag
u interfere \ isis the ehsap raanaiRc-
tsIre of good coke ass4 snefsbantai3e
t,i9 isoa' The Ia Conner a4ffse l. q
tss,ne,.iugfs body - coai. sud she La
Conner iron mine Il aisS = has prop
eftv
n krsew q no eoagatry tbas affords
aieh fine fsei3 for the pfosYeesor s.
the ~ agii. In every e4sleh ] eatere4
1 found stf0ng Indications ffpifi ifle
sandstone ana slate 81 underlying
mineral Specimens u copper i0sfSs1
on every hans AMI a. tor & 1aFfz.
Travelled over fgiies 81 r
Nf, I,efhuue wMs aske3 iu5 more
exset locations fur bis treasure Bat
refused - raTiensaFazs. saying mat
ke West into the csgantsY - itl-
veztieate for interested parties and
could not give away their aa.snsss-
He feteatesi, the whole country ~
I say. shows s8ne possibilities Tor The
alert PROPRIETOR. told some 81 those
people Hf there that some Dag they
wonis all i.e numbered with that iarge
la, 10 h. bound all over the woria
whs eeefe - take = gTiIa Satisfaction
q teiiing others shnt iias opportans-
ties fheg once bad bat LET slip. Many
81 sh~ni have baen there for years. and
most 81 them feefg 10 ku0N 2 vaE' -
way that the eouBtfy is ries blt are
doing nothing 70 profit ~ ~ ana al
lowing new msn, shpm pefehRnce
tb4y sail tender feet 10 come IN aflsi
take an the aiaiHs before their very
eyes and perhaps when q Is aii gone
.i,ey NilI scramble aroaad and look
gar n -
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sKAarr DEMOCRATS.
They dominate Ticket Nens Toe
StF0nH.


Ia CoxsER. sept = The Demo.
cratic county convention met Al y
n. m. twenty-five delegate were
present. including proxies VI W.
Atkinson was elected chairman and
M Nav secretary The convention
nroaeetle,i Immediately - hasine s.,
The nomination for auditor wss pnass
imousiy rendered II Giothier four
times. but he declined. The follow
ing nominations we're made Treas
urrr. II. n, l.. Davis, by acrlsma,iou, ,
sheriff Thomas Costello; assessor.
James O'I.oughhn. surveyor, George
Savage. probate Judge, = y. Ceyes /.
schaai superintendent, g. =. Blake !
caunty commissioner, Patrick Nc
COY. SIR. Coshran, ". L. oBrssn (,
coroner. iir. Giikey sTecknlaster,
samuel q. t'nnctt. The convention
resumed consideration ~ the auaii9f-
ship and ". Mcnamara VAS Bofai-
mated,
A COMMITTEES consisting Of W. =
Sehtirker. ~ W Atkinson and II
Clothier, WA appointed 70 confer aHt
Whaicou county resafey8g the prose-
eatinF attorney. The fetieSinE
central committee was ehosen ".
VI sshsieker, chairman: JsSpFr
Gates. J II Warren, James . i.eugh-
lin. Ar Cochran
The iirkcs l. not con i3vred NJ stf@9 <
as leading Demoerats soaid > ish.
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LrwIs eolNr, pfNoenArs.


CHrnttis, Sept - The Demo
rfat4 representing the several psc-
ciucts OF Lewis county, met IN eOnNen-
tlon here to-day The atsehdanee WAS
small. some ol the delegate csrr} ing
from four ta seven PROVES The gvn-
eral Democratic enthusiasm was eN,
preescd They aian1 want free y ii -
kv. hut che sslDoas entered many a.
counts on their books The chairman
chosen was an Republican The
ticket, though chosen from their best
men. il q weak one and holis net
a winning name one candidate
Is an EnRl.slgman. who has
Ieeu a citizen tWo months TEE
resnls az ts,-,iay's Democratic WoFk is
= pfc<aee OF overwhelming victory fos
the Rspubheaps % this county
Mir Ward Of Olympic, candidate Ter
prosecuting attorney, made steeeh
onjeht 10 saae - Democrats lie
eloriei over bis heing bora a SoathcSn
Democrat