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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-12
Colo mel frewstt's "Reminiscences Of the
nealer 81 the Lost Can-r.


ca,oes1 } c Ffewets. Of seattle. <As 6ag raAny
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shteA sec Davis. tas lea8es q ,ha soataern
CansssseF&ey, Hya3 Taa es,gausl hSs eFsea ) ea
TIE SIS sasa II sas ~ Davis ia ls~a sas4
C,ssonel Ps@WeSs ygstNvfns 20 q txrrgtg.
asScea reporter. sac Has thea ra&klar 4 shot
x.s.g 80 YssAa Clfy. Mss. sri eTgry aus tag,ea
ess. 81 give s5a eeeeptioa- lie raa1e xaeseh
fgsesa lac piAt48gEa af tAe hosa1 aas fA.t s-.se,
wss ers q Fae n2oss s}sssasaf aaa fsnzressIve !
have ever hesFa A.ser ire sEesca We a. Nvus
tn 20 ssaAe bAaas w{sh hsn, Rmnag she 's-ee
a. xa aeaaE nagsoeT 81 SegthHsa newsVzr,ss
wea Sc w&s m0ss sETws4h1e. osurtiv ana
sasestAsu}hE aversS ttanAI{st ard yst vssv I'm
prs soas. Qates sna anfesasastratfve- AZ
ghsg e1ae ne csa airs sHg hesrts og sE@ aews.
vzves aasa $40 Aaa an SftaeesagY O. ssers-k a..
q A'ra fAAn ne ere ahseA BE gave taxna
Ne. nsvis as4 a great Eeasary As tas easa.
rsey Dispersed sae asRAa 81 gass reoeps3aa he
bale tAess az kcssl-ATe, eAistAe sAea 81 A5s
a,saae. sisAeaSA shesu 8ere seares e a H,sss
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b kaes eseey Essg n Ais seSs scat "a tse wans.
caa sss szf fas m4ay wears ksFs HH a csa-vgs-
rec9eeas ~ssA thsm Those Wao wese assh
AZ n 49, Mexl7NR wae ssssys ea1aes hfza
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49, sd ssrN He h&s aae sFs sssss-~tAs zssest
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-12
. HOLIDAY |
A Il -
Clark & Capen's'
/ WARE ROOMS, /
| PIKE lid FIFTH STREETS. |

What better or more appFog,ri-
.ate, OF more acceptable, or mWe
useful present can you give your
husband. your wife, your father.
ycgu mother, yo1r brother. your
ssscr. your sweetheart, your COUSIN
lyour uncle Or yoar AUNT, than =
beautiful Plush Rocker, an Ar
lassic Willow Rocker, a rice Plush
IL spun Silk Bed Lounge, a beau
itul Parlor Sui,, an Artistic Rug
4 Era-class Hair Mattress, 4 nice
asy Char Or Center Table, !
pair 81 chenille Poeisres CT Lace
curtains, 4 handsem- Couch
siraped wifh Posuere. or an ele-
gan, Oak bedroom SUP
AL these and thousand and
one oshe; beautiful articles are o.
cxh;5.noa IN Ger sore, cwref
PIKE AND FIFTH STREETS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-12
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

President Harrison has returned 70 Washing
ton citY from his trip 70 Chicago
The commission appointed by the Hquidator
Of the Panama Canal company 20 examine into
the affairs Of the company, have sailed for As
piuwAl.
Marx T. Tyler. concerning whom the nursery
rhyme of sMAry Had q Little Lamb" was writ
ten. died yesterday. aged eighty-three. 81 somer.
vile, Mass.
IBfiuenxa Is spreading In Paria II has mase
Its appearance in the barracks and markets.. The
Vienna board OF health denies that it is epidemic
IN that eity
The English syndicate which recently bought
the great Touring mills and elevators at Mime.
aDolis, have closed deal for the largest mills
aud elevators at Daluth. Price, $i,00o,001
B. Hemingway, OF Binghampson, n. y, drug
giss sud private banker a. whitney Point, s..
signed Monday. he has sot been seen since
SATURDAY.. II turns our be Is an emhezzlsy 70
the extent Of $3.50
Two men namei Turner and Clerk have been
arrested Ia London on the charge OF forging
Chilian and Alabama bonds The arrests were
made IN connection with the theft OF G, 100
from Rasiag Bros & co. in 1888.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-12

TsyteT. taa epsm&nd % the A1sTseAr zvEy II
tie battle 81 BsenA Vista. IN tAe xexiea4 war.
After the var congress vesEa GeEeTa4 NauI q
sweed snd mA3= il the 1ety II ske secresAry sls
vzg-st ssrvson DaFis-wae was Esea il PteFes 3
eaalaes. 70 selEFsT The sword tSi woof. Sozaa
sort 81 eoafreseFsy came ~ sb0as tae business.
koNsyer. 5ezssen sos and Davfs as 70 ta8
manner Ia whseh tie sweT1 sas1i1 be presented
AID TIE rRsszlE ives o ecFrrsp cns2eae- whSch xss
quite aerlaaSAieaz. After thGt General Wool
Was vesy bitter against D4yas. car fer . tat he
has often tod ne % how brave aid bgil12nt "a
0Eees BE hza been 10 he Mexican war
Hare net his w.feg Yes she Eas q Mss
Houel q SaszhrE. Miss By The way, ! an
told shz1 = hTotAsr q Nrs- DaEls-Captzia
H0wsfl-ss h1 led 10 o3e Of the cemeteries Of
rea1fle- lie wgz drowned FROM q Ssfp fn the
otr4t 81 Fae4, seFesa years ago. Gae brought
here fsF burial. Mrs. DAVIS Wss . very haEs4-
sosae woman WIEN ! sax aer last, few years
aga, AID - was q - Winnie. Eer 1Sgga seE
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-12

Anzaslean fs6esz's0z 80 local uaions. szas re
membership Il iaFxsT skan 81 any Esxssi1zazr9ss
81 shs woxsd. Eaosts - establish fssserns r.
Istzoaa w1fA sne seemye fhe es~epesAssas -
sshsr islgsr sFvsEsssstsas have E1ss wffn sseessz
Tfss teeSst. x<ssfy Ssarsssa ~ rss spsssxzgtlye
enxsBss p hss gTeysnte9 the estxbtssaEseHi g
feeesassSn 81 railway mem 4 epafeseses sir
tAs Ksixhtsaf Iab.sg i sesa pendiaz Referring
70 re faFsberxs crgan zaslans Eisa repeTs SAYS
sh24 al he pxgasxitsoas reeef4ed weTe frga
fhsAe emp ~ fng farm Iz5oresx The s8gis boar
Qmes<saa - recommended . the ssnszasTMlsoss
q tie eszHssfftes. 70 b. eigrstad szd feEssrtsd-
n tie Ea9tfer - iatsr iesEzsiea the feefkssts
stssad tsxs essse ire LEGISLATION tsss laST 1e~
nssasss and ezspsg wes 1se8ass 20 take tae scfssn
n@as saxY kaF fhRss ssFset enforcement 4s~
ssF ssasTses Labor az sssa RE esioese exrts-
sine &ss i 80 ksxta sgesE3I testtaoz = Gales
20 re eossIsioa ~ ee& m3Beas. -FeeeheA Fsfe
assis - sfs ssAse Of Hsgeas tr4fles aEsS labor
01xsnzxSs oEs- Eafssaz e0mmla;ees we're aR
ps1nfsG and ere eouFspssea tsgk u rseess-
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nRzvIrIEs.

lanch toiay Al The AEmory. bstwesn u AMI
r ~.
Ihe new weotsa desks have srrlvet. Call AMI
see "a IN Cssssl 8 Pratt. Eoxw,ll battling
q carlson vas arrested last nighs IS DEPUTY
United states Massasl Mears. foS selling Hqu9r
90 Indians
cosae 10 the closing sale 81 the X mas Bazssr.
Nsag attractions, maSic and dsncing ard
koosf tsaae generally.
AsIFawbxrfy vas picked Tuesday on saFen-
soas fAaeh SIS Lake " asAsnklssa. - lnsch Tor
Washington climate,
Ths hssiy of hsaJs mia MarpbY, who etea
Mam3ay .eEx Nest eashalnseJ asa w&l be shipps
10 chicago teF Aara1
Pssi8o Carpet Company annoauccs shat Ne.
81 arrw sha sx3s sHyras rsg Fcr 5ull LIST ii
ssHfky' uanhefs sce ..Eersoaats eoseasu
The suns tai el Mrs sttafus escufrvs yester.
aay. be- hsseaBs hsvlus Sfysge1 tFom snoto-
miss. sse wes tHrie3 sn tat Mstais.e re nie cry.
Bey Aenxrs Whl8Sksg pgeacAlag ghe AEnnral
zfaah
tfhtoF Mehea SAYS tssss tao peSan wko Eosna
FsHusg L Natklss psseksstsssk, an8 Wha ssns
her ausa On December q euacerniox il. =
kneua al wli - prosecuted uases she ~
taaus q. elsb sac eos eats, e. oaae,
MRS PSI a $serets. eeAsrsi a853 - bee houae
81 sna fssaE e ssush Eraas stfess YESTERDAY "a
sfssssasS ag tes s8eulseA SAe was tAsrsvs & ma
yvass e9 see NeaBsY 8 wa5g Via aufy ssa
BIDS is tie Mssonse cemetery ss 10 a'claek sAas
snasasss<T
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-12

All she seeshsrn states Hold Davis's
Memefs=a Services.

&lz the Heethsfn states Hold UAvts's
Memorial Services.
A1LasrA, Ca. pne. fI--MsmaFsAi services
mefe held to-day In slmast svsry town ia Georgia
amfsne Ehs hear Of Re luasrai u nasis Here
tafzeig ksfended usenaaFsal service was aooom.
4eala8 By the telling Of bells TIE city waa
arapsa 81 mourning saa pubic aud private
t1slnxse snspenies.
Anzasss-- hnsinsss was TeneFsliy suspended
taslay and the cutsse city ainsa tn paving tsib-
ate = ahe s1emary Of nastA The military and
q sas xfuF pna included ssvef4s hunasvd Con.
fpserasr sursfSess. whs rasaded . the epSra.
noasz. share pehtte exercises we're held.
~ rxsxxSsKE.
HAknefaAa Teue.. psc. En- -Memorial ser
esrss IN henss Of JsfFerton Davis were held On
tbs ELY ~ moan. ard IN every town aud hGmlSt
Ia MtadAs and wssssTs ..Tsnesees.
IN EpRra skAoHsA
RslxfaH. n. g.. Dee il.eskil the state oshees
wzzx saascS and hasiusss sNspeHdsa during the
huaEs e me funeral e Js8sgsaa nsYts LiAAo.-
rats nemofai services aefe held
tsashtabsa@Ihp sezislatsFa today held memo.
rial seF4teeN ia Aanof Of lsfe7saa navsS Al the
tanae boar aAetAef memasiRs sarvlce ta0k place
. Ia shs eisy halt Ne sucA faaaiiesiasian hss os-
enFTse.s Ia this city slnee csIaoaa's death.
tsn6aaAfrs pee ff.-etiFeas fnee4sna~ were held
ssssny 10 memosy q 1eFsrsaa Davis Colonel
Wsllsam JaAnstaas who wss wah Davis here
whsn fse lss'sE reeesxeS 4 telegram announcing
the assassination - lfAeala. was tae spaNarr
EkAse.ss1 fohHstaa sid Davis remarked 'efhsg Is
4yaES extraordinary decentralization, e'oianel
1nhestaa said 4 elsseas seEIsAstaa peFEsassi ne
xkees1 ssaKs, ard thsse vas 30 ehesgsnE frasa
anyhsuiY whe wAa e5ase snanEa a. hiss On haee
hea1d tne dispatch read. Cetesssl 1ahasz,,a
uaala ISIS ssnacmsas % casFcet ghs assertion
shat nAvis OF sbe VF0wa. expressed sny exalts,
llssa - Fgvrsstns tbs neea u l4aCam sssasSsaa-
tsen-
~ ALARM
ssszsTsonNEs. Ala. nse tt.--Maatxeansty =
rfanpsa Ia Slahiefas 81 messusne saa serKew
nnrns the eeafs u tas sauegsl els te3ls - me
eaay we're tSiseS, situate kaHx we've aFg3 sreEn
EsaFssssl hlsl aa1 ns0faes5as services hei8.
~ xgReFNxA
assfNEzfNp. "a. IaeS EIz~asiis iellea ssugrs
rsased ana eassneSs vss suspended ewing 70
saeAaaffsA eeyxieeN
AxktesrRa. Va, nSe 4 Memorial services
mkxs led IL 81 tae e. seahAl eAeTeAss e gas
rsgs Il aesa ana ghe Eesss esTv sallsA
Nosssik haAsssgs& w@s susgNn4ed "a NeF6ai&.
pafsan aNth an1 sasF0aa9tmE eeNns sslsy saa
D. szeeels assea eat s4 usssse - AseeaA sho
sNsxtcea 10 Asaet x shs ms gassy ag 1esersoa
uasla
aseaasen4 -fassness wss reaefsgsy s0sgen tsss
hssazs xna s-oses ssa asssa1ag taus=s &sGas Ia
asAsk Amenx sAe - - sssasgaeaaas vssces
.ssxNsAsea cas- re ~ bite HasssV.s tae aanss &c
nss8s aussns ~ wAs "A the slrwss sAr 1ae-
haa cara asNsea usta as0asasuS. Memsat@zl
seFssSes wxre hes3 n sac vssieas eAueches.
ahsxa we're Nsf sesseses4
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KrrrIE sAoK. TnE OUTLAW.
The wild Career ~ a wyoming Cattle
Thief.

cazYKxxK xy5.. Isen. ia report cones -
the eject fhss tie geegse of tie Rg Horn bssi .,
Jsnssxu e0szsy. have bsgssu a'p Kettle Jack ;
gag II thieves ard eafthr0stt b lyNeaiag
es4vsa 81 hem ana diving the remainder q
thin az ~ he e8EutrF.
P0gfe HwIug - the Aassn. sozxe 20 "a num-
Der Ifse3 Ia moral 5error ~ Eest e Jacks ts16
gsek assse seapssye q and f0rees into marriage
fsss siaushtsf at = leaaing citizen. TIE
fslner headed 3 zesculag psrfy, bat
tie sefs were defeated with
. les AZ 80 ii isd axla hsif . disz5a scanded.
Jack grew b8lseE and Eoster. Gaisi the c3sizsBs
Geiernined 10 aSpe cut the oatlaws Trey sue
ceeass ia ssormiaE the esmp 81 the despeFados,
and the lYueh3ng followed
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-12
ANoTmEn rIoNEER aoxE.
Welt sehafsr Died of old Age ut Stella
cooss. SUNDAY.

coom sunday.
Wolf seAsicE. pioneer on the sound ana for
maay pears one 81 the most eaigrptlsing c.iikens
of western @shinx GA. died AZ his home ia
stfiiaeooa. Al the advanced aga OF FL years.
Sunday morning
Mr. sghster vas born In Germany. re vas
The fatheF,in Law 81 Ex-Governor solomon, with
whom he came "a che sound ia 1870. from CAT
eaza and ia ISL bu Il the y. L, 4 e. 5sewery at
s,eiiseoom. fes years the largest brewery Gu the
Sosnt, and Of which he one OF the pro-
ptteeors II the time 81 hts death.
The Gauss 81 his death vas GENERAL dissolution
supertadRCed hy aEe.
Daring his declining years, he was lovingly
cvFxd suF Ey hls daughters, MISS ANNA sehsier.
who. though almost an invalid herself. never
tsred Of ministsfias 20 her age parent
fhe y ay was shipped to Portland, where Il
vas huFlsi GA TUESDAY
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-12

AaAaGs4FaAA E'FSSA
The thfrtpsrtF Fcoaibllion4sEs win Be shse 20
extract very lille encouragement frazn this
ye&r's elections They give no iacicstioa that
the parry Is growing II strength aud the eon6-
cenes Of Ehe public. The result offers decided
contrast 20 that Of 1855, the yesr folowing tae
previous presidential election. when the third
party vote saowsi decided increase aud tha
partisan PFohiblfi0nists we're consequently
much eIased- The following table OF tae x0se
esss By tie third party IA four different years
viii make the situation siesS.
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xeSxNass = G.. Ike i~RY tae psess&Flsse
sxs.ssssas.n "a esaasa sss& t@ stssx s4fasss ter
aNx ~ fNmeAs Nks Ia ~ antnsss sic Wlg
ssssssaasss ss4e bss syN&axaG n ". Nlaales sd
A. A4Aa shsfesvt, ha8 &sa lSeeF4aa8 aaA y a.
ssss5aesSeS Scasstes1 several GsAass wesa
.sAxAsax iasaExsf. 1ee saamea as seks azp.I il
aszs1e kasasrs uhea sesss sass5ftA kaeesssf sasza
ssse 1sasaaa u aas asass oss - tar sss~s sozae
xessS ege, whSge & Asa hgea Sarova sAea
sAersSAaas asans waa sas@s e. stses Sc gtEy
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THE ON Farm.

Each spo: wss like precious gem.
Aas dearly pf ret by me.
Ant though 80 dis'ant far from them,
Yet ali tonight / see;
Ana 50 sic sid snzxe and dream
within ms arelisht warn.
UnHl once more q ehsld I seem
Upon nY fathers farm.
--Nsncv y. 2. ToYess
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THE BETTER BIRTH.

Two came 70 the sexton AZ early morn
peasant snd sorvant of the king:
The serTsnt--''RinE, sexton, a glad areiatm,
Prince Is born to MS fsaiesty. ringr'
The peaSsnt-''o. sexton. pFav yoa. toll
Mvc I'd i aesd." And TIE Ersy-h-srd smiled
While he rang q chine for the care-freed xoai
AID tolleG fsr tae king. born child
--Chsries Eugene Banks
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Lvnn send. Ietter 81 Thant..

A letter hss been received by Secretary Kis.
finger. OF the seattle Board Of Trade. from the
mayer u iynn Mass. thanking the board fer
SIS offer OF free sifes In Seat G. TO the recently
bnrned-ost manufacturers 81 LINN. The letter
did not state whether or not any Of the msnufse-
tsrefs would sceep' the sssttle land subsidy,
and come wess 90 locate.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-12

George Adams, the freiEht conductor on ths
SEATTLE, Lake shore & Eastern road. who was ar
resfea for assaulgIng Paul Hopkins, a tesmster
Al salmon hay on Tuesday. was sried fer his of
fsnse hy Justi~e Rivers yesterday,
Condgc'or Adams was proved TO be at fsnlt,
and WAS assessed SIS and costs His attorney
ina nedisieiy gave notlce Of an appeal.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-12

A lAfes whase. sgssas sssy tses iaa9. e&ase faro
ssgaoa h@g TasssAy svaalax, rha mem work.
tsE b see nttgHs tAose SAN she ec9sn ua,susseg.
ara sssiEF5aguSs1 81 pFavaHt hss rrfaFa - 8eea
tFatNF. fass wAs sEeessssnsiY ste1c ~ ag5xtns
a rsiseasR AZ tsg YESTERDAY. sBt wss tsa aaa.
aes * snNag mNav wAo aeas ous koF she pas.
s-ssa ssf - 8zT kEe Asn asa
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eAsssssseszEe xs4sszax wss ksst slaiSAsxass svsa-
fgeseas uese k1este5 &aasNtRG tee aeash as
nevis aed rsestxsHs sasa1essgss g. YFasl - =
sSna - rs l4aEsx - ne ,ssS@Aas8 aat "a saIss
!. -. naent n ~ sssansaFx
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a Gnnn nrrn-

4 good Seed knows nor are rar winnings beet
The cen tuFses end snd leave & quick ans sweet
Evea she rnlser Is - Eaefnh rcd
BIZ hist one tine he rave the hex-sr bread
-~Lirette oasWerah Reese
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Murdrrer alhI. canrLstea.
wnGnE IS MR. FfLKR.

PoK1LASD, Dee Ii-Aiter four. Aoers' deiibeE-
afioa the jury IN the Gihas case rssaraed 9 veg'
Giet Of aaarler 10 tie seeond degree.
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IRON ooNvKxr TO ALTAR.
General sickefs' Daughter Elepes Wit
and MaFries = a rtetadrr.

tfNANfAt rAfNetE 0&3&BAC4 EtARF%H NNe~se
and MaFries B4rteiader.
WRITE PLAHss, \. r., Dec. I5.--Mfss Alta
esekeIs. daughter Of General DRrfses sleksls by
bis seeCad wife, cI0p@d 20 this plsee tosiag With
Thomas Dinhsxa, bartender ~ New Re- belle,
and fhey were married By en- Episcopal
minister
Katsls Jack and compositions arrived IN that
fcgioa about year axo After being reinforced
b. = nnsabsr OF desperate characters they began
70 pIasssaeg the settlers. fsTTaeF aud two so1s
parsuad The gang AMI made EglIt : some Of
their stolen properly. bat we're sh5t down.
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EAcazasn * kFss - e FssHss - Easzfe SIS
F&ksz k AsAsse - - Gekps ss--sSs
-. = ssUosa s}zesS sssses atae&
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EeFe fhe Aos1sgS FssasE - tas5 80 Nssss-
ea5z@ saeskxz sac eEes- ~ aease ~ a. psase
Rss& es ees asfsss issssss sazS4.
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aoYS az HOME

swess &rS fs,s tsss ~ Afals.
asa p1r0 a. sas Is g tesy
Lac aevs 81 ssega sza eveE re oegss
7a mSke saa caaee sac Gas
~-stF Iuan nawrfEE.
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Samssa Rsv
- sasea Hsg Seessss sfszsk1ss
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Wanted.
woods1nen. 80 to $50
Wood choppers. 81 Is per cord.
Cir spf CIV - month.
No book keepers or Eastern clerks wanted1
FOR SALE.

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long tfne
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house one block frssua postofaee.
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Two roogas GA Second street. near Marion. $50
month.
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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1889-10-24
Concerning the South.


Great Bend, Oct. 81, 400 a. m.
Editor DEMOCRAT.
DEAR SIR.-As I could not sleep I
took up the religious journal" of this
city and saw that among the ''morning
callers on the president was COM
mittee of national colored Baptists of
New York, - their alleged object being
to protest to the president against
''southern outrages."Q?) Now 1 have
just been over several of the southern
states, and 1 have found different
state of things than such reports try
to show. In fact learned few
lessons that surprised me. Instead of
the colored people being oppressed I
found the exact opposite the case; they
are the happiest people on earth. If 1
could only write as readily as I can
think 1 would inform the editor of the
o. r. j. that he is only trying to make
the impression that the cOlored people
are oppressed in the south for political
purpose. was there, and know
whereof I speak. The negroes of the
south are the most contented people of
the country, and if the president would
put guard around the southern states
and keep such hungry Office hunters as
the editor of the Tribune out there
would be fewer mobs and deaths down
there; for all such trouble comes from
such interference.
"RETIRED POLITICIAN"
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1889-10-24
Obituary..

DR.. j. III. Scott died at 4:45 a. M,
on Oct. 18th, at Chicago Ills. DR..
Scott was a we'll known and respected
citizen Of Barton county, and was a
young man of bright promise in his
profession. He ran on the democratic
ticket for coroner, in 1887, and only
missed being elected by having re-
moved to California shortly before
election day. He remained in Cal
ifornia until this summer, when be
returned east for his health, stopping
in Great Bend q few weeks with the
family of F. NJ. Burson. While
located at Hoisington he was physician
for the Mo. p. r. r. While q resi-.
dent of Great Bend DR.. Scott was
married to Miss Cora Tryon, and his
widow has the full sympathy of her
many friends.