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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-30

tn fass l4s ~ ess2emA~s the FfsEsfh gsvs
ssemsas ssss#.s sas sssssss ssssfsilssss s7s~
essa sArg1gSaoess Ffss4se. ard lf'ssnssslss*ly
tsssa sAssga 81 sas s~sysfs. sikh sss sasss
Intercepted fer sa hesf. ssss fssoes~asi
sfagsshsy sna 70 sts saaiss sstissaetssss ~
80 sIss saiayns - tasss u = sfsssfsss sfsa
wsah tie tzsssss asgssstsasns. aud sffsissf~
s.ssss l4sss already h@ea mssis ier fssi1e-
ing ihs snne&l subscription fseta 10 70
ss ard tiss exsss a Ere asstsntsN s1ss ~ 1ss
s..sthss ses ssrn say fSssnts ~ FsFAs las
t~sa gssissosi frsts 80 esatss hs f0ssssF
sraes. - 5 esnts Last tmfss. 81 tie fea'ssaf
"A ia.s PRISE pIassssr tbs eAssaeef q aep1'
sss. vess.s a sssa Il o. no I'm for The psf
easSss ~ tie sssspssae r5sissa. Glib tias
understanding that II tlss esnefs s"asld
nss szsse 20 tiss price. lsss ~@s'S SAKE *rs
Astlhgt q he salas Il thsif psoY~Ffy sn'
perts eaals ~ spfosassd 70 Investigate t'ss
SCATTER afssf tee government Npaasi submit
20 al sfAateasssa - as a fair price. The
compensation vss slsslisaas. bgssvsf~ ~
Amss3eau corporation. sofssssitass afs-~rs-
fssaea q, slles - isgoss 90 faaSs aay staff.
asss, std aaieas set<ns Use government
aansi.ss1 the eangiss ard ssszss the prop
afty - that this Ysukss Invention bzs
hesn Introduced tf4so France, ARD shs
french peeels enjoy u see Tor sApst sts.
Eth snr sseoart saat u eosss the inventive
Yankee
IL sotas tislngs oars might prof. by The
example ~ the great FsYatlls ga The ether
side ~ si.s Atlantic.
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The following extract from a -peorh hv
NJ Farnell 10 favor Of protet ton Ia lfiAh
Industries was published ia ihe I,,sh lSoyff
l9f september - issa The sttrerh an.
fearsd az length in Ihs weekly edition Of
the nuhlin fttelAud) ffefasassa Jos,g.af for
August - isaa
60 he question ot the protection al the
Industries 81 ireland ta onr of vital import.
ancc ief the nation. The laud question j..
great question, taa, We have fought
hard fog the Tenant farmers and We hays
obtained great benefits Tor them We wiii
continue 10 iight Tor them. afla we believe
that before long it ~iIl be possible Tor the
great programme II ths Land League to l.s
carried oui. that landlord oppression esle.
ton. and faek-tentne will be uas an
ead to, and that "a will be n,s
side for every occupying tenant ia
become the owner 81 his hol.fln.
up~sn fair terms. And We have also IN al
attaHn 60 consider thn Interests II tAa lahar.
ibK population. Ne have T. consider ths
Interest ~ the africans 81 tle towns and az
she latssfsrs Ga the country and a. have
already stated 10 is nsy nfm belief thai Il
stil lie lup.asllls tag us to kesn tl.lt great
portion 81 the IAboFsae classes ii hotna sna
so oomfost Sith9ut protection To- Irish in
aasif3es. IL il 8 problem which rsfu5r.r
the utmost eEegtion en al Gar mart. An
ssave. The life ut ifelaud Ia ,ieranaa,,,
upon the preservation - tsr ban. aaa
eiHew. ouF population has din lnisbs.t AZ
tae rate 81 a million a decade during the
last forty Years. Ia il tlme that that shos,l.,
- pat stop e.. and sias IL should 10 ,s,s
siese for the lseorers the artisans and r..
ueehsntea Of Ireland 10 live. thrive an
prosper ~ hcmr
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rns asssrgrIs.

syndicate ~ estssesae9 il slss only one
that is not Iasplsta for Watering fss stick.
II was mistake to suppose that this
sessions largely increased cabbage crop
sas going 10 reduce the price Of domestic
esssfs.
tgYss ssw YORKER Fises and Jarvis ere
all right. Give theSa tlfns and they Il re-
ipfin. seeuua sss Yorker i,o you think
Ten years apiece would BE- siaosigh
That ~as Jolly fellow down Ia Alabamia.
siEh MICS aemae ~ haHsF. sao, icing
arrested for shsep-stssllnE, protested that
hs wss onlY working mutton trust
''isobby see yonr n,tis sister tooa the
smaller aptie. lid you obsY rae, aiii let
hsf have hsf choice 20 Yes. ma tod
hef che could have the little one or sseiie.
and siss chose ,hs little ens.
'"nf@aAs. | would iias 80 kiss yon. bit
heard yoa mother say you n4ust nsa Hiss
Tbs boys" '1Bst Ia not crafty SHAT sbs
said. II vas. 'ofaeis. don't let snS see sou
k.ss the boys she u ous Visiting
"fonf eomposltof male an asfgi mis-
take In settling up my poem, making tne
FAY ! slssel heF gadsg the nose instead
III 1 Kissed her uBdsf the fess. That
was no mistake, When you klssed her
under the rose IT course yoi Kissed her
under The nose Dof.t you zee p
sunday .se iiool tsafhsr told her pupils
to repeat an appropriate verse ironi The
bible ss each dropped a penas into The con.
sflbsitl1n boz. The fret boy hs dropped
his psisny. said The isTf,i loYeih cheer
sai rlvss." The second. lie that glveih Ia
The i-oof, iasi'isth 10 the i.ssfd = the third,
q A iooi aud bis money are sopn parted,
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II IL matter 81 sincere regret shas man
81 Judge Rochester, recognized capacity.
endowed ar be is silt fine reasoning
Io.sFs ard side fsngs of information.
should bsss Descended ia bis sfsssis last
Fsiufssay siaht a. ,afs4s ~ s!sismasofy
personalities aimed at gentleman
with shota hs has maintained.
aud viii doubtless hereafter ealuyata.
inslIaass pfotssfloasi selssons II Was
unworthy If the mab and ti,s occasion.
u ass Fspuisiss ma isss - doesn't Demo
Gratis than 10 hspsiisslssns. Bai IL Ia simply
an additional illustration of The straits %
shien the Democrats hare l,esh reduced ~
this campaign I'm this MISTER. perhaps.
Judge Rochester b rather sn objaet u pity
than ~ eontsgHts
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newspaper Of fias city, has heen pna'lsssd
sssscs the xress Ere. The publishers have
rsnsess private f-s.ssence and converted y
lasa "a ossoe Tbs rsess 10 run by a. Old
ss-ns engine The arrangements q ies
isgzs~ IL not very e9nvsniens. but. such A.
IL Il. the telegraph editor works In The
kitchen. the city editor IN the s1ising-roos's.
rhsss the hcslnsss manager i domIcsisd In
tie ,szrscr. The composing rupsn IL hope~
sex.ly aEresl. The rssaainn II under goose-
berry sssssb. the compared beneath pear
tEss. AID osser types are appropriately
placed Il + saasosin< under difficulties.
bat TIE Fapw- comes ont Just the same
Svery dsy ss49 The people set All this ras~s.
Great l. the AaerscAn Newspaper Hoods
may 9ro~n Is ont ard nrss may consume
it. hat. ike truth. IL rsAes forever tst.
n IN s4k4ssss ard fg4ysssrtsstS
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s.siias asa sms.ieaa f,ie...



MF FettIfsf is ssarstsfy ~ the british
HoFEfnen's Association. ba Is sn electric
plate maker iy trade. aud be has wefksd
at bis trade ln Use United States aud ia
England un sbr iDsh day 81 March be
addressed meeting us English wsrkmrn
At healiia and he tried Ia plain 10 them
that Tres trade meant los wages and pfas
ts lion high wages. lilo also stfoys io
prove thst high wages do nns necessarily
Involve high psiees for shat the wages oi
labor wiil purchase. Among other things
bs sad e. hls hearers
"A sovereign 1851 sli bay more len, cot
fee. lamp oil. Hour meat aud butter ia
America than ia England IL will buy ga
much cotton ni.seting. shifting. printed or
plain aaileo aud boots. There IL wonder
fnl thing about tl,e boots ! have or. They
oaAt ain 81 ia Bostssh. not n a little slyl,s
chop. bat iu an ordinary good shop. The
Averages wages IT. my trade are s. per day
~ ioston and 81 30 In London 80 thai IL
takes two days wages To- buy any boots In
London and only one day wages in lsoa,
ton "
DOR free trade friends are invited 10 reply
Ia MI fettitef, They are not requested to
say that the hest thought OF the country
tsnsis iaaafh free trade % or that "all the
scholarship and argument IL oii ti.s side 81
free trade. ct Ia indulge ia any Kind of
ssbaceous evasion. They are requested 90
sspialp Ia the woskmon 81 America why
taey should desire a free trade policy go
ioas az protsottanisi policy Is enabling
tkeu to- bray tuofe meat. more coal oil
utifn tea. more eolies more -four. AID IA
much clothing wlth one DAY sagsa ar can
be bonghi sith two days wages in The
country sh,ch bsa made the largest and
inpsl successful experiment ia free trade.
We are waiting 81 heat ifofn Caihouniatz.
1oedenista AMI tlsvslandiass. ear all Of
them as io this matter
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END country Ia cns Of sh.~
sse'siiinfal diasslcss j. 49, Mt~s -
SUB = talIFoad gives 49, iais1
s."sns1es sl4sect cuxss sunssss., - raA<
Aaiiaa aud The nor.,,sss'sn ~
hAsia including the ks1sssfh
aha sFokAne Fall. Ta0n five
saiisoaves 10 Narth y.sa a.S'aza
IA uf'ly = lnattes az ssA - ~
III .sss ~ af' eievassssa AZ a.,
Softb Yakima. a eisg :, 1 rs IN
.lF most beautisal eis INopax
th9aFh bfarinE alfsssss.t,.sN
a'is ana bright as ts.ssss - va Al
running sosinfe i ma ia @
ssis. hufss. tehae,l, ata,i,s = sss ylei8
FeaFa. rfapms and othss ~. Ahss, N
net e sfeliri In siss ana @ saa
teoar uF Florida. s'aas ass
ne i,iNn y sltaatesi Ia a.
tstsn tie Yakima ea. - 80 ssasv|
snF tf.ion gap on tbs sssnsh - anfsk
pFahs aifrs nv apfssslts 80 s tse
miles apart. the gatss bssn~ asust
t,Aa freaks in the chasns y aasss
Visa affR the Naklu.. sisas ~
Ihe sa.n i laid aa, a.
49, Isan. - ttnad ssss.ss y
noi'leyasis reservations la, - A'sys
- blliillnEs. and ia sssas, - s'ss
unity planted shade treas ~ ns.s<
Gus growth, aud Fippllnr as. y
81 iheas f9~s os ahaAr s..E - N
S.aS 81 ihe streets, arc a. srsa
streams of water that lw.sss ~
moisture o. The sunner .ls go
Ilaes . f'eaa, healihiul ara 49,. .ss
Us water supply. tsd By ~ s1aa
sh"ss 81 TIE Cascades. t. as,s.ssse -
pl thf i'sifest quality. IL IA 80
STATED here that The eassl 80 o.
grounds ean be cultivated - 80
nnt greater extent. and msds s
ss tnrsS OF the nals0nsi A.ns,.t
~ the site ioY thu sss'.sFs
80 i's ,'., INC most attractive go
aple i'nint that could be sosis,a l saa
hi1f eset ct Nsss would nod 80, - 49,
aFsY from nis oaintasn ras,sss ~
- tihF tlcahla. eensssiS,{a. 4
u Tie country IN eishes al 60 - ~
10 Toe ats II further south - ,a. s''Fti
ftn'ove II ffom ths thof,.s-s..assa.
fendsF i less sceess.hls. saAa@
IL IL thus ssen that Na,s,, va.
ihE y y does, 10 the csnssf i i.
Stands 10 the gaieways az pfsssn, ~ ~ !
iettlf. sratsl. an equal ,lislaas. ~
seYsfal f'ghiie Institutions ths.s 4, Ia ia.
nni convenient alike b. ali ssss - =
Iuiiilis, ~ remarkable issrss , sea- !.
pic requisite, aud POSSESSES sssyv s, y
In lie favor IVY nrin'
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~~n.sas ssafses. ~ GsesEIs. ss1fs VA
Mh.fs Rare = s~t - ssxAs~sssss.

wr.s. Race = s~s ~ ssxas~nss-
Aszszsa epaeass
ssassor fsssas sE~sss s<sisy - TAG = Sas~sr
sssr~ lr fxvof ~ fBfs ssx TIC negroes - s*ase
she ssss4. lie referred 70 shs sspSs race an
sxxstssrsas.
afa.x.rsf~tesf. = BE sa49. the psgro be-
sss,~s ua~ssss and sfoesinefss, sfsd isSss~s
Agsx, Assasres4s Taso<zarssssa. The asss ara
the hsss.ssr ~ soaslssrss wosssn afs "a Goa
slant asases Al The hands a. shs~s s<fssn
ar.as The sEss~ wiu core before long
wa~s tie ~hat~ people ~ tie ssste y II FF~s
~ ore nam azsss demand ths haFzishr Nest
% determination II ths race.
Il sgFToye 81 the whlppsax 81 fir negroes
"a Eaafgsysng. ifhsa suite ssass siFsAs For
their hDsas ARD Aressss ] ass sisA shem
every tzfls The tssss has eossss ynea The
aisltsa nssss stars. ap ard dsseFa6 them
ssises an6 their iaassiiass.
There il ress s0om enough IL tssN essittsr
sfy FOR b8sls the uggso and the fsiskes
The segFa~. are already at ths cal! 81 lie
eaTpst hsgzeF. want 10 $50 Ehsa st=se ~
issss rsss u slse whole rare
The vote on tAs ausassun vas iAe. ard
ths president gave his yots against fssoss.
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The iset thss The sweat sN,stan trast s.
saggishaax hks . sre~sa has tree Ia fs..
tsts kas.s7a. AMI laughs its sss..lAuts %
ssefn, -ails she ESvss sugar trust in "a.
fsseas~ ts,ssist United STATES though backed
ty aaiinAisea ear.sAl has heea slrgvva 4, ~.
cal. aAs given Ire rec ,ta.ls Isea,ss,saev a
very bard BNt e. eFsek TheY have e..sss~s
shsas e.>}asnty oFssosse neusAs. saa
s6essszs s~sses tAssr sgstw aiis Saahs3nx ggss
tfosa w@ssss u &c soagsg heard theI,
isuaalAaf wAg ,sy 81 lsSs trct~xssss los.
srss ksnsEs
fact asvss fats 81 s.>as sre<- trA.5er
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-30

The r9sr iafstlaSsaess receives on All
svsfsgs not lsas ihan fifteen Letters a slay
itois. people la the E.ast who itiink af com.
log bsFs Ia the apflng and want sotus Ia
formation about the country. To ali such
lsi ibis sefvr as an answer Neatly all 81
ouf leading industries are largely depend
eat on protection, II tl,is state should vote
for tfes trade neat Tuesday. assa ths pro
tea,iEo system should ia ovsfihsown. prop
ssly viii l.e very cheap efit THE war. and {!
iast suit yub
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a oo~rtiCr cr rs>rrwoxy

arcssF ssi NsFgtsoz hsea ssAset ahss4 Aa
airee e~i sstsAsi x'ss ssss ~ s8exs gweetg = ..
a@5Gess ia isss s8nue1s s8t g. ares Et-r.s.
sstfta1 - 80 scfezssscss gsen. ---rsssrs fse.s-
So Rsss
FFoaf {sa@as Ia. seft rs gse asts,sssv sev
e5t N~sA} 65ed s{ ~ e,4a35g az iEx +. 8errre
81 iss seterAl astst.es csast vest1.r III - -
ssnwesf usss et gAs Ess Masaes vfrer -.
}es 'eTfisesr = tass fFsssa $500 srser9ss ssf.
ffes Nses -ssesttY stierzrtss ~ lsnE srs-t
90 "a - a1f eea- - ass.s-g. Ese cs.e ~
insAt va sale Eazss g eerEsza az &C.,
-F7te sslee fH tAs ssn.e -f sse Fea.srss $40.
ass ~ seFfa tez1 @e rrsEs 49, asver ssr-s.s
a. IA a 9''.esse-' sgaesssss ara 49,
1'f 20 '3n ass $500 Gles& IA .a,
"a 81 - As=a-lz-as Feess sss--sstA
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iliIiadsirisla oss che asith 81 September
WAS The sosns II sad tnatana. nf ,reaos
eiens isrfavlty Maggie Tot,in. aged II.
boffpssj revolver belonging % hsf
brother James, aged ~. and With Il shoI
ana killed her Sister Ellen, aged q years
Tho revolver had two ioa.ted and thfes
empty ebsmtefs. snd aaggie snapped I've
II the esaIty ehanbafs before she rueees.ied
10 getting The ssaptn Ia Ea on, whlaf,
shows that sha was deliberate aud ,istst.
mined IN hsf vtllslny
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Even that sreat Democratic organ ths
New Vera masaa ths heat ~ the heap
has been iefest 3e compliment President
hsffison's standardization "a ssYs
fseFs "a 81 least u8sa sasA SEA- Ga whssh the
Standardization Is engaged. The etesssts sgstass
ta"rroFfhne sst<safs ~ gFi a{esss = westar az
stts'Af kseAsst t-esses 81 Taae~t tas8 81. psra
s~gssss he tAlses sss alweh sas Msssg NrrrsA
81 Mssssshsfss'sss. has sssSsaeas az sa.afs 81
esss5Hs.ts fsas@Fs vacated F3ss hesAasa -
relieved his Htsa ssse sressf a. y~,aest..s r.
sssss1s saan kHses ~hrN - al as a sss,, "a
ssee slss0sS ssHs soSsFgng .ss s5gss4s, as
t~~s AaFfsd - ths 4Fysssai tsr.asn 80 h.,ss,ass
tsssss "a 49, rs ~ssgsss ls Fgfat Yssseea.its a,
s<s<fe = isngsseas ihsas fss rse;la sasa -
isstaaks
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Democratic leaders and managers arc
working very hsr'i Go prejudice q nspubli
ean vosss bsfo aud there against this of
that Republican candidate for tha loaisa
lnfe, II Il sharp iacties II is awful Gan
ming. nus u vent work Twe aeals ia
tho nltad States senate s~o VOTES against
free trails aud Tor protection sfa 1T too
much impostsnns. gentlemen, Little fac
tionai differences eau lie saitled some other
time
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South Ninth aud Charles Street I'm.
proyeinenf.
osftcH 80 rnH CRY ftnas
fiE Tt;s sesss-s ~ = - !.

btFtcH 80 : ua CRY Gina
% tina alTy Df Ersfffr I,
ArAfff.E " I. aspt. a. iss1b
spuee 's hereby given Ga The owurfs of tf6f,.
rftf i~benisd tr ordinances No / .a1i entitled
Az ordinance "a lay on. extend aai establish
kpsth slnth street III the city Of seattle from
atksao st tre' ia fiHamef street. alid Ia lag Of
Hstshd and establish Charles street is the city
81 seattle from Tenth street ia Kighlb street aud
70 provide Tot the condemnation of r. al ssfsts
necessary thnfsfuF" that they tie ssia lrppeFfy
u@HoFa ats hststS required Ia appoint one per
fpa g. act witt Ia" Gthef Iafsoas lone II " hisu
IA To le appointed - the owners al psoteftY
condemned by eaid ordinance Ma. 1 sni aud of,r
~ tss aayuf 81 aaii city ~ ssoattlej ia sppfais
iHE afl1 assessing damages AMI benefits
withiH aud iuf the assessment ilstflaf
1nsCfibrd ard established iy eos ton Of
ssid afs,lHaara IN i,r0l. ia aeootIanee " "a tha
provisions ~ ssston 90. 81 az aet Of the lasfsla
tufe ~ Tbs territory al Washington. entitled An
- "a revise and amend tha charter ~ the ri,y
81 ftaetHe, approved February T. tsaa {" aid ~.
inlstslseHt ia in le aHdn 10 writing aud alrd
y IA the city elask 81 The city ~ seattle ,yr. or
t'eiefe tbs sta day 1T octohnf A o. tasg
W FTHHfA, tfty iefk
Fiat Publication 81 tbls notice eopsenlrt II
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iadKe Rochester. tn h,s speech Saturday
night said u'ai ths tafiH question was set
tle'' last fail that be accepted tho result
Hot II they accepts ths result WIS did they
indoFse Grover Cleveland ani iadsrse the
~ ioHis platform with it's tauiI blank ?
Ne. tlsaess Toe n,uch tAgEy ne,isf set
te it lslst aHes more
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South Ninth and Charles street I'm.
uruvFuleut


hEATftH ". J sept n. fEsss
Aot}sH u hereby Sisen 20 the owners ~ pfnt.,
cry eahdsHued by ofdinauor Sc A GOT eB,itiei
"a aftlltaaes - les III. extend aud eats aiish
h"Hta Ainth street Ia thr city 81 Neafils ffnl,
@tAsia street h Flsmfner street afld Ia lsy or
extend nnd establish Charles stFeef IN Tho city
80 SEATTLE from Il attn stFfst Eighth street ant
u provide Pr tbe condemnation Of real esfsfe
acE @ssHEf therefor, that they she said usap~,tt
1~nsFss ~" hefehy required 10 sppulnt one psF
sol ~ 80 msth two other pefsots ions "a b. sp-
pointed by the owners of property benefited 81
tfe provisions OF sstd ordinance SO gll aad
niie y b. eis}si3Utrl ~ tH sasnf 81 said r'x az
reattlni IN approaching sHJ assessing damages n.d
lTnshta WHITE a6a Tor The assnssurfu dlSstrf
asstFiissd Aad established hy section ~ All
ordinance So t.Hi, tu accordance vita the t,fa,
stems ~ sfsAon 500 ~ so a. If The ioglalafaf s
e. tsa territory 81 NashtnTtDu entitled a.,
q. ~ ~ lse and amend the chaFias az me egtr
IT seattle. approved FsbFHary 4, tsss saia a..
teiastnei1' Il s. ssa made IN writing aad fisa
ste -" els flefs 81 The city ofeeatis on "a he
fa7e fbe sth dA8 Of pci0hpf : - lisa
&. ". FERRIS. city Clerk
Flfsi publication Of shis notice. septernbsr n
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"A osn Tor The preservation Of ter.ahahle
article has recently hesn patented Now
u some gentleman xiil invent process "a
arrest pntFstscsien and can crushed hu.
aanity he will ilnd q good market for his
tnysi,ilon in The ps@osFat ranks OF
Washington neat "Wednesday TheY
uf huw would iioafhon iam dof They
ali weht e. BIC heFmstloaliv sealed
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Both these eentsn are In glnl,a -
within ~ miss and due north ~ tAAs flsas
The leading commercial enterprises 81
state will be on The sound. and the stats slata
should be within rssy rraaA.
VOW. you can break iass on the Aoaad. die
rlishsbufg. spend The afternoon and sssal
wiih business. aid breakfast At iotns
morning, This cannot be- done with aay ID
town esa. Of the faounlaias
Elienshufs iz this only point west Of
Columbia from which = railroad 81 svss
wagon road esa reach that river atoss rfis
Rapids. This IL no, questioned.
II has a large isada with the isls Bsss coau
aud northern mines and it, oltirans have paf
money 10 build the Kllensbafxs sortbessls
fails6sd, of which ten miles sfs already sfsi1
Tho Importance of thia railroad and Of Els
burg ia shown from the fact thss ths serih(
Pacific Offer, 10 make I, . Ilst 10 the wasn't
Ton csasfsi. their shon llne, that VIII desslep I
Rig bend country and Lessen the distance N
epo.ans 10 tie soaBd nearly 100 miles.
faasy sTeni IL must bssoms an IsapoassI
LINK In acme through line sDd upon tho
Hens. and b. rnsans Of riysf nsvissllon
okanssas mining districts % the trade d ~
sound.
yllausbufg observes well Of Western wasli(
tpu a. i,s enterprise opens lsfgs ara VA
the commerce II the sound mus, srsshd
IL has direct oonneotiop with ihs red Of |,
sia,e ara ~ building the FiIsnsbuss 4 ssa
eastern railroad. becomes The most sEsils
point far all the tefdtofy north aas s0faa
aud on the Inns 81 the sesthsfn fseias ss,a
Cheney.
Voters on The soana viii sppreeiss ~
facts.
Ellsnsbnrg f. on the line u toe shofsss -
,leable east and sest railroad llne shfosis
territory This fact IA faliy den0assss'saH
reports d railroad engineers i'oias'J shh
Ward. who hes made the latest and fnisss'
veYs. Denlais Of this fact have hesH mas
the int rest oi a rival tosn. bal notsif
ever Yot dared 70 inset tbs statement" +"
published IN the Portland oFesosisn Of ns
tfia4
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The other day a. editorial writer on a
Democratic dal3y vens a. his ehtef and
sskri No~ th&i Pension Com "a, lssfo,,e,
faaus7 has gss5gue4. agaipst what member
81 fgvssleat Harr.sous administration
shan se torn oar Euas Take uaby
Mckee agate. sAs ths sst3v.
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The Iismoofsts of Washington would he
very maeh delighted. no deutt, Il they
eouid SIR wr OIL factlenal differences l,
tNea Republicans 80 such an extent A. Ca
defeat 's nany NFpnhssa candidate fog
she legislature a. woud secure The election
- two Isemucrais So she Daitsd States Sen.
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senator Ferry, 81 TaFts, concern ne
whou so mach scandal va created > gew
wears ago as guess - fhe Hotel Van.
eoaver Severai days tti. week. being ON, ~
party Who oatae ircln the sound. 10
toog his departure % Thafeslsv Tha
gentleman III question - al elderly hat
sell-pFssfrxvi man and stgll something ~
Aeheval1es. lie atii3 hoAss iaelal r.rsio{.-
csaoes o. tas ToN tAat has gnAsfe hisu motor
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