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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-14

A fan ana elegant line 81 body Eruxssls
rrstgrsSa from sl.S5 70 s. 90 per ysrsf-
ExSrs saEsre inEraiRs. fuia le44 safiS
rxsszsesgs from Ste. go TSe.
Extra ssreT cotton wAEp Ingram. -
Sszesd ErcFa sse. Ia ror.
A splendid ltus 81 best tapestry brussels
resfusxs4 freza 81 20 20 sec.
We sake = spersAlty 81 estlrs atsus fo'
csrxess an5 shades ard guarantee IRIS
class workmanship Is the very sowesi
s,gfSes Texas. etpSefEasn 4 Co
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sec Atwood henristsas. latest shak
Chester fstexrx

sac atwood henrisuas, latest shades.
Chester ts1esTy.
d.. York viii speak AZ the opera aoase
This evening a. sharp. All invited.
nr. I5ehig & Co. the only responsible
San Francisco specialists visiting Seattle
twice yearly. 81 Arlington Hotel, SEATTLE.
to-day, Sunday, April fa,h, onsy. conssl'a.
ton free.
Table ilxsns Chester cleGrv
Money 10 loan: long o. short time. O. 4.
Miller i Co.. us Yesser avenue. Occidental
block.
silks. We bought lss greatly under
vaise; on sale tails week. Chester CleSry.
Black drsss goods, iast In; the latest
Chester CssaTy.
Hosiery the largest assortment. direct
importation Chester Clsary.
10 head locals
81 hegvy white spreads Chester Cleasy.
Parasais, torg handles Chester Clesry.
Ysaey. McEufire Il Painting. 81 seeonsi
street. have some choice acreage suitable
tcr plating. Csli AZ once-
Towels grand y&laes- ckes.es Clear.
CorSets: sveeisi values: price oH- aew
lines Chester Clears.
Road =, the gusseil. corner Third snd
Cherry streets $50 ger week frezn ahls
cate.
Lace curtain nsss. hag ssiyess cAssss'
Csesrr.
Jerseys CAester Cleayv.
SIX pairs fan regular British hose fe'
s, o. Tnsias. SlrRRrTnaa q Co
s,se nigss-gswnS. haatsosaesy trimmed
/ Chester e eesy-
fae rsuE5{n eA-eaentx. Spsez1sds )
! srlsarsxss. Ches.sr ciesTy.
oar S. 90 saerny bx.s ss.e~s styles. -
I 5uced 20 sIsa- Texas. ss0gezmna a &c.
View sa-eerS caEster Csesxy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-14
DOUBLED IN POPULATION.


The deputy assessors have commenced
senaEna In reports from their respective as.
sessaseiis districts. concerning the progress
Of fheii work. They all speax particularly
81 the teEzaEkable increase in population
over faps census made last year.
DeEuiy De Mott reports that betxeeH fhe
sscssgh et BotheM and the county line,
where sfusy four pessous were returned On
TIE ASSESSMENT roll foBr years ago, ne has
enumerated Ice so fsz ard the number will
sFash go before he CON pletes the census Of
hIs dIstTirt Reports from Souak valley
and Gilman indicate population OF over
1850, where less than 20 were found TWO
years AFRO.
The tkpafy who II assessing arid taxing
the CENSUS OF Black Diamond and SCR
rounding country says be viii Eaa over
30 people IN ais district. against less than
20 fofllad last year. The Increase ali over
the eoiiaty. even ~ the mountains along
the Inns, OF the Northern Pacific, il proper
Tomato, and everything in ieates that the
CENSUS of 1873 viii be nearly double that Of
ISIS Ia the country districts.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-14

Citizen ito Uncle Rasfusl $50 that Is
the woman you're going TO marry, il
it, Uncle Rasttls?
Uncle Rastus-Y Yes, sab, dat am lie
lady. She vain 1T much TO look at.
Well, no. not very much
Uncle RastGs.
Uncle Rastus- But she hab gol
fohty-seben dollahs IN de bank, boss,
an she hab promised 10 CAB me de
over Oh attornev-g eneraiship.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-14
Personal.

Mr.. and Mrs warren $. Hasti5gs, OF Port
Townsend, viii spend the day IN Seattle.
National Rank of Poft Townsend, was IN
the city yesterday.
Mr.. y. r. Schumacher aud Mr.. Clark 81
rived in Seattle yesterday, from Ann
Aroor. Michigan. where they have been at
tending the University. and wiz probably
locate here perm anenIiY
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-14

Mhl1e | was in TliiRmog& last winter.
wrss Affected in nay bark and af6aeys SC
th4s il was aSnsa@s Impossible for rae fe
rexeh rss-ts4.s wheu I ezsk here I wss
taaaess. 20 fTy ste tlrsenn kissassy Tea !
,4rank a. rzx meals the Tea made srnEs ~
AID q has effected . rss-sg&s eass- / tsa
highfy reSsunnsad Il 30 81 who Az
ssfsscsss1 as VA & COIN.
sslis BY s8ew2-s s Holmes Drug Cen
Fzzy
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-14
A LUCKY TRIAL.


me great pleasure to send =,
ltntgry statement OF my eSI,e-
.is'l.cs' IL testing the merits OF Joys yexe-
iaelt sassapariila- For the past FIVE
years have heen troubled with an ex-
ceedingiy sluggish liver. including loss Of
appetite and distress after eating, rains
In the back and kidneys, and boils around
nay neck and face. | tried many liver
rcHiedies. only getting temporary relief.
was recommended 10 try bottle of
Joys Vegetable SefTapariiia rs a test. and
while taking The FIRST bottle 1 became cen
WINGED of itsmeFits. for could feel that
u was working a change IN ne. took
fse bottles, saa during that time my
troubles ieit ne Everything Is WORKING
full aud regular, in fac; 81 has clesnsess.
purified ass3 bracei re uPgeneFaily. Yea
are &; Liberty 10 Use this as you see sis. or
can refer whom yaG please 10
~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-14

Ts<szrszzr, IL ofcsacx. Lon T. sewesx
wess kncwa IN azs srszz1 sexsxse, died 4
Pr0vIterce hxxpsssa Jesss* wxx en
rluyed As Ioxxsr * gssasssas cazp. aea,
ssxAsck. ard while enszinz dawn trer I
dsy or rwo since wss e4aaxhf AID oae al
his lsxs crushed sn frsxkstal Eu&nner
He was bruHgbf 30 fhsx city and placed ii
Providence knerikai The al e11znx rhy
ssEzzns say th2s sfnrns1sSaz was nscex
sa-y. ks<st DID noss care 20 persorrs she o<,ex.
elton uEsz1 Il wsst rallied from he sacrx
This he never did
Iswsre w4s shozt IS vszrs Of axr. ard 8
native af Hstne. He hsss resided on the
sszsn1 fc- The past = Fesss. aHd e. one
. Hz<ssz. and TIE fa1-raI. whseh Viii pcc "a
At - q clock this zfzeg1sen frnya Sh0rey' a
viii be zuGer the alsxsews OF that order
The 2e1sEres Will te held a. che grave
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-14
a Hor.Ep or FEVER.
Inmates Of the wssa Honsr Sent to
the Pear farm.

Several DAYS ago Chairman 9ascA al tie
hoard Of coan.y commissioners Was called
upon 90 yisig the waxa lodging hsase. GA
she corner Of Third and Jackson streets, il
which sevaesi men were reported 30 -
lyine dangerously iil aud IN a Hesitate
ceisaliseu. Accompanied by Capt. Joseph
Tween, chairman og the council COMMITTEES
On aesIth and police, he visited the place
ard bound that the report given him was
ne ss hai az the fsets HsrysteSs.
latec scsnd snaylsus were found IA a
sEaai4 eoon next 20 the roof af the lodging
aoslse. as very bow with typhoid fever.
Without any attention whatever and nearly
aesd from disease ant want oi proper care.
% the same rcona were eleven ether sean-
Nasstans, who were CoaNaiesrtn2 from
stacks of fever. through which their
asFde eonsu tGsions had bru0ght them.
AEe hsee men were seat 10 the county
ann. where they are doing aicsay. and
sncs then Eve mere typhoid patients have
s=sea eskea frssa the same house.
Ehis led 70 an examination Of the pserns.
Ses 400 Il was learned that The place Was
9Aiey ID the extreme; that there wss 40
SeAaSetian with the seweE. and that vile
SessposlS had accumulated under the
euilsaug 20 rollnte the sis aud breed d.
esse, Capt. tsrees has caused the place 20
= thefoagegy cleaned aaa yesterday Il
va iesfped thai there were 10 typhoasi
patients In tke house.
- icsSiHg house connected With : aA~
&tnaF tap sasaeu ca ihs southwest e0-ney
- gsck saa aud Thtra was also discovered
~ u TIE hetlea ~ disease by Com AIS
shaSf tiSsch ard Councilman 1pfee
yesterday, Tee nsa wenr fcend aege
slih Rphasd Iestr. aud IS they esuEet ~
Ssafe fsffi'eE asieatgeD tn0m che dr0nssa
aefa taSt frequent tbs place and ueSs
SLNfsSy without TaeSBS, Commissions
SAsea ordered thelz sens "a the eaansy
sosestai. sanitary ossice- Cummings vii
~ taas tie p,sce Is yheFonxhiy CLEARED a
0stx
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-14

nfsTkteT CoyKr CksxS-Peseg shafer has
brought an action in the district court fer
tsiyoiS~ fgoM his wife. Maria, 70 whofa
he Mss married in Nenrsska in May. ISL.
DessEfton and aezzn1nams 1t sre The csasss
81 sctiisB alleged In the complaint. Uoyt
Bros. II CO. have broukhs suit against the
Kent MIL Company 10 recover s-6s l. en-
pgomisSory notes and balance Ct seco9uf
fsl- ~sse;.ssh n<tf<e
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-14
THE GUARANTEE LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY AND SAVINGS BANK

YeslersLsary building. Min street eppo-
site Commercial street receives deposits in
any amount aud allows interest thereon.
Board af trustees: Leigh :. j. Hunt. Thou-
SIS r. Minor. Edward h. Downing. J. D.
Lowmau, George H. nei'hrun, David n.
Baxter. sad WI. Fighter Fisher. Rank
epen daily from a. n. 20 ?. H.; Ssfar-
days a 70 Ia / . m. end : p. N. 70 p. n.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-14

An ega1 nent physician says: A healthy
liver seererss from two - three pounds at
bile every - acnrs, aud GsSposes of this
secretion where IL viii do The saest good.
Nov. II the liver Is our OF order. the whole
system ia IN tranhle, the spirits are de-
pressed, tee mind 10 not clear and = person
whose liver Is not pc forming is 6gty Is
very Soon unified for regular business
DIR. Hrnl1ssx Dandelion Tonic roaSes the
torpid liver and enables il 90 perform its
pyon~r iafsrfious thereby regulating the
whole sysgefn sold hs stewart q Holmes
Drug Cssnpaay
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-14

LAssig TRUsT MagrssaEs--The seattle
Electric Railway and Power Company yes
serasy flsd with the coanfy auditor q
trust mortgage 10 the i0stoa safe Deposit
and Trast Cafnpauy of Eastoa. Mass, Gov
er1ng al It's plant, franchise. rtzht-of way.
etc. % the amount of sI-S.osc. The mort
gsge Is made ~ secure the issue of bonds
TO that amount. ordered hs the board of
trustees OF the curarguy o:s January IL.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-14

spsr AkEEs en.--A handsome HIRE 81 tidy
sfrgk ia Rsstsl. ia nc szsSs delicate shades
20 saateA esx ss.ss.es Of SIX Ie&itk. sag
syrsHa & Co
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-14

SEiriszaiisEa-~f isfe snEfh livaEss i fhe
sah3@cf fsS The aszcSgrse Sunday Gs IL =.
-. IN MxSaasc Hall. On FSo1t ssrest. aszs
James street. Al sre welcome.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-14

when hwhy was sick we gave her CaSsayia,
when she was Chi5a. she cried for Cas-.
tQE!a.
whes she WAS = kIss, she slang - { xktesfa.
wsea SIC hsd sss5lE-eu. sac save tasns
tasseriA-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-14

fHlrEEs FOE SEWN pAys.-The basi.
ness failures occurring throughout the
country during the seven days ending
April slh. as reported by telegraph IL r. q.
Den i Co. nnnshsr. Ser the United States,
Isl, and for Canada s., OF y total OF 80. as
compsssd with total 81 2sa last week, and
sse the week previous tn the last For tho
coFrssfon ding week OF IsSt year the figures
were al. made ap OF 1872 ia she Unisei
states ard - I'm the Dominica If Canada.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-14

faw AND oRpEg FREykiLs.--Is viii be re-
mesntseed thai a. tie pllyalsup election,
held same 10 days since. John Meeser, the
lsw and order candidate far councilman
sud n J Niiter. his opponent. received a
tie yosi--iss spiece Another election " as
ordered immediately. IL took place yes
trsiAg. and resulted IN the election of
Me.kei' rs vote of TaoFc than two 10 one.
The law and order people were ishilant
ever tste result. ana q sort 81 isnpromptu
latliacasgson wss held last evening.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-14

sss'ses : f,ec sse u IA aesoIate ctlra sNs
- rfaptlse diseases af the skin. sneh -
"a fheasa. haEtVF'. itch. rtas ats@za,
80 best zaa all itching or infsaatssa
ss1eiisons 81 the skin. xkssses arising
ss10a silsssse % exposure. l. y guaranteed
tfxEs saSe. seiG ey S;ewgrs . HossnSs
IfeE tCsapAHy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-14
OUR MEMS AND BOYS
OTHINGl

We take opportunity thank the many friends and patrons
who attended OPENING Tor the words OF compliment and
praise then expressed shout Clothing display alone 10
yoa. bat seneral pah a. we'll do we now snhras
description with prizes Of OF goods all be
Toka sineeraan Co in addition 10 their
ability challenge competitors ON quality STYLE and
price We do ask you one OF cur statements a.
postulative Go AROUND and test their truth II you
certain you win cali call 70 make purchase.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-14

CfvI SERVICE E1AxISsTEoS - BY rri-
vste letter from Mr. G. l. wgYiand,
formerly ri this eity. and Row In the past.
Office Department at Washington, ID. c., II
Is learned that civil service examination
Is 20 5s held In Seattle some time ia the
latter rart of May. Mr. wayland states thss
requests for examination blanks and other
papers should be addressed: Ute Z. s.
tiiyfl Service Commission, Washington,
u. c. Mr. wayland, while performing
his duties in the p0ssofiiee depaument.
has besn studying Law in the Washington
iAw scileol, from which Institution he win
graduate in June. tie expects to retaru 10
Seattle aud practice his profession Mr.
+! Haylgiid viii DC remembered as law
student with Strive. Hsines & Ieary. II
viii further he remembered that at the
civil service examination held here in 1854
Mr. wsyiand passed at the head OF bis
class
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-14

SETTLED N sEArTLE.--Dr. samuel Ram
sey. h'rmerly a banker and wholesale
druggitt OF wisconsin, but Of late Wash
inRson hop buyer, has come with his wife
10 Seasll be. whieh city In the future ne In
tends ~ make his home. few dAys since
he purchased two lots on the corner OF
Twelfth aud Marioa streets, upon which
be win shortly begin the construction OF
an eIeasanf residence. DR.. Ramsey holds
some oil the largest contracts for hons with
the lessiing farmers OF the country. lie
has epnfract with Auheuser Busch OF ST.
Louis, for 100 bales per year for the next
Eve yesTs- IN all, he holds contracts for
100 bales per year for the next i've years.
lie has made contracts with Pnyaiinp and
While river growers for the requisite
asn0HR'i 81 hops. All Of these hops viii be
shipped East direct from Sesttle. Ramsey
win oTen an Office here within the next
few aaiis
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-14

SELF EXPLANATORY
The following letter explains itself:
OFFICE OF THE PoRT BLAKELEy Mill Co.
PoRr BLAKELEy. w. T.. April -, 1850.
Messrs. Crawford & Conover
Seattle Washington,
Dear Sirs:
1t seems to me that it would be best to
postpone for few days the sale advertised to
clearing will not be completed by that date
and | particularly desire that the clearing
should be entirely finished before you CON-
mence selling. take some pride in that piece
of land and would much rather have it look
well when offer it than to have it covered
with stumps and debris.
This will of course, interfere in no way
with your contract for the sale of 100 lots and
shall advise you to go ahead soon as pos
sible. | understand that many persons are
waiting for lots in the tract, and that there will
be more or less disappointment because of the
slight delay. regret this much as you can,
but you will obIge me by deferring to my
wishes in this matter
Yours truly
VIM RENTON,
Ry puIr1pc
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-14

SEVERELY PowpEE BuKSKD.~-Tom Dyer,
a well~known character ia King county. Is
laid ar AZ his home In Maple valley from
the eITscts of severe burns received sever
al dayt ago He was clearing land on his
,sfanen. and had commenced blasting out
large stumps. while engaged in piling aad
burnirg brush. He bad plaeed a large
charge Of powder in q stump, and was Ia
the al OF putting the cap over his powder
flask, when a spark from one OF the burn
ing british piles dropped into the task aud
ignifesI The powder. The task was blown
into atoms, aGd Mf. Eyer's face and bands
were 40 terribly powder burned that he
xiii probably be laid up several weeks.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-14

FAtErb 10 ARsIyE The steamer wallA
walls Tas due at this port last evening.
but failed 10 arrive. From Mcclellan,
agent of the Pacific Coast Steamship COM
pany, IL wsS learned that enc eauSe of the
Se3ay 'rss duo tn the fact that the walla
Walls. on this trip, bad large amount of
freight ca hard consigned 20 Alaska
which hss to be unloaecd a. Port Towns
end ssl order 10 he transferred to- the
Alaska steamer Iais work consumed
some ndne hourx. and is thought 20 he q
safsaetsiat reason for the non appearance ci
the Nssila wslia last night.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-14
Bargains in Mems Suits.

00t gains III W0n QUITS.
We have suits, Union Cashmere hut good
wearing and good looking,
recommend such goods worth They are
cheap bat win find them the very money
that you 0 in line
wese Skaters all wool and fast eolsr cloth finish.
suits
$li 90
We can give choice of six diaeren lines light
cooed Twees cheva and cassimeres warranted all
$i2 90
Seven different lines 81 dark including
Doan Worsted,
sI2 90
We offer suits of Merced make and
Harris Cashmere besides
than Is patterns
SIS 90
sawyers Pin Check, all wool fashionable fitting
$i7 90
And strongholds
orders any variety
Scotch Tweeds. Cassmee Chevioss and worsseds
SIS 90
We furnish you with all leading styles silk
woeds Oregon City cassimeres silk mixed besides 30 other
$50 %
We you Imported ali shades
colors and patterns marked from
$40 90 to $50 90
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Boys and ChiIdren's Suits.

very nowadays that boys and chdrsn
order Much be saved and equsly
obtained by patronsng frtcass
shment ready Clothing Sid We carry tina very
best goods widest variety ssle=room to-day
finest Pacific Mothers soaId eppor-
tuny go Take the the Third Floor
WHERE yon prices plsiny We invite you can
not necessarily purchase order sesp ysurssH
acquainted with the very that there Is in this line
every goods exchanged the refunded
option Of customers.
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Spring Overcoats.

Our handsome lines of Spring snperiors
patterns fresh from, Eastern markets We heartily
mend them substantially Offering prices
running from
Sill 90 to SIS q
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We will be governed. of course, by Cap
tain Rentons wishes, much as we regret the
necessity for a postponement. Besides the
loss by us of the heavy expense incurred in
advertising the tract, and the preliminary ex-
penses of getting it ready for the market We
regret still more the disappointment caused the
large numbers who intend to secure lots in the
addition. We can only give assurance,
coupled with that of Captain Renton that the
delay will be only temporary, and that the 100
lots which we are to SELL will be on the market
as soon as possible-within 80 days at latest,
we are confident.
See our big advertisement of choice bust
ness. residence property elsewhere in thispaPer
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1889-11-05
A YADKIN

Mr.. EDIroR:-I will, for the first
time, write a word from our county.
The farmers of old Yadkin are SOW
ing over an average crop Of wheat.
The corn crop is an average in this
county, although the crop, along the
water courses are about entirely de:
stroyed in some sections; yet the ridge
farms r splendid.
The Alliance cause in Yadkin is
yet in its infancy, but there are some
warm and earnest workers m the
great cause. We would be pleased
to have a live brother visit us and en-
courage us in the work. Our county
is not thoroughly organized yet. We
have six Sub-Alliances in our County
Alliance and the farmers are ready to
be organized at once. There is a high
Alliance fever in some sections. / will
stop. Success to The PROGRESSIVE
farmer and the Farmep' Alliance.
Fraternally, NJ.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1889-11-05

Well, let us not support n ma..
Congress who does not pledge b; ior
self to use all his influence to bon l'
law passed to forever probib;t :, a
combining of the money powo, ne
create trusts to raise the price Of 70
of the necessaries of life abora
reasonable profit; and let US send
such petitions to the next Cono,ougp
that they dare not turn a deaf 81 0sS
us, and if they do, let US forever ~ 70
sign them to private life and E VI
peaceful enjoyment of home comfor we
l hope to hear from other bretbroS
on this all important subject.
And now, Mr.. Editor, | will Co..
that we are Atwater Alliance NY
1884; we number rs members. Will
good prospects for more in the nas l
future. There is one thing that b;n
ders some from joining, and ! will
just say right here that it is sometb;nr
that L cannot successfully meet. anS
will ask you to answer the obiectiou
for me; it is this: There is an iJoa
among many Republicans that tho
Alliance is a Democratic institution
and when asked TO become members
they offer this as an objection. AND
ask why it is that nearly all the officers
of the State and National Alliance
are Democrats Z? To which | pjnsJ
"mum."
Now will you please answer this
question; and will you also tell me-
why the Alliance men did not vote
for o. H. Dockery for Governor in.
stead of a lawyer?
Hoping to get a satisfactory answer
to the above questions, | am,
F~raternally yours,
ELI w. MURCHIsoN, Sec'v,