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BUILDING PERMITS.
fssa.d Yesterday for seven Wood. %
Structures

Building Inspector Abbott yesterday is
sued permits to the following person
7. Randall. 0ae-sipry frame, lofs and
2. bio h = Lewis & Gehusns addition, tos.
r. H. Fleming, iwo-s'ory frame, lot -.
block :, Prospect Terrace addition. si,50.
!, Schroeder, one story frame, corner
Els hfh aud Dear b'f IA streets. slp0
.. tleming, two-sfury frrIne, lns l,
81 OK :, PFpsp ct Terrace addition, 81. 80
Mater Neiiis one ssusy frsTae. 1T T..
llpck 2, esieFs second sdtitiSn. $50
.. { -horsy, une-s'ngN frame. lot I. tlocs
T., boFea's addition, So
y. Hae. two story frame. lot 5. block Il,
b. II 4 b~nns = addition.
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Ncmfnaf<s Thr.e Cssdsdsfts ana
Decides q. kss@sss alive


Per Sss4s.sr hhASs
Esx Repys-sStssfxFsx.
wx srw-ax Z 6f,sssS-
The King cean contention Of TIE Fso'
pies party met Al !. Iekstrcan halt. z gasa
ana osambia streets, yesterday morning
AMI MAS called - ors.sr by Chairman r. =
xiisss Of the county committee. Who
stated fs.r osjeef Of tie convention 10 be to
determine the eourSe at the E's;ty Ia tue
eoaniug campaign
Peter wiksisom wss cleo Ell temporary
ca rEnan as.s: ksss r. Daniels temporary
ses-r. farr.
Joha Ksa e sfa.ss, tina. tire contention
vss held to keep alive the parts orgsni-
zsfian more than o a. IA nosaa aatsots
= sirsiahg rfrk and lee had therefore as;-
vised many Of the delegates living Al as
fsnee . spare tsefas-ssrs the expense si
comirg, Is the business could b. done BY
tn resiieII delegates
I'pon motion. = conference 90 1mittre OF
five Was sflpoin led 81 ensieaSor 10 efss-ct q
con promise with one ~ the I'D parties.
This committee eon>s>t q OF john keans,
r :. Wilkes John viii aT.on, Judse "
) Bush AID IL es T. Daaiels. An express
sion If the views of the n1em bsrS upon the
qFies'i n 81 fusion showed nesrly ali the
members present in fasor of compromise
ii il coaid te ostaiIsed on reaso able terms
' he Isa5 loSztg 90 hsnitt<e IVES Thea sp
pointed upon Eermans nf organization. L
:. Wi kes, e Wilson AID r ". ", cara =,
The convection then adjourned until
o'clock. IL Was after O'Clock before the
afternoon session convened. The commit
tee on permanent organization reported IN
favor of making the temporary orgspixa
ton permanent. which was asfop ed.
IL .aS moved snd earned that central
com mitfee of five be appointed by the
chair, " ia absolute power IN al matters
of the present campaign. TIE chair APP
painted Judge Ras5 of Seattle. Rees r
Daniels of Seattle Jonn Williamson oi
Ce.iar Mcuuta u. r. 5. Wilkes Of New
castle. and John Kesi 9. vi Sa men bay.
Re +. Daniels moved that one senator
aud two assemblymen DC nominated by
the convention and the balance of tht
ticket be supplied by the central commit
tee, which Was carried.
John keane was then place. Ia nomina
| ton for the Senate and william /. Newton
OF Avondsle. and r. Wilson. OF Seattle, fol
the Assembly.
Upon motion p s. Wilkes. yudEe W :
Bush and K. Wilson we're app06tsd by thu
chair 70 draft resolutions. wi ish will b
printed at ssHie future time
The convention then aflieurRHsi siup 4 (p
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.sa8tE.S otT oF LUCK.
Ia az = > M Nsre Atrsss.d at tn.
sssRass act Nsaht

Lieutenant Peer aBt oftcer. Rogets aud
hI.i ard r4lsiea q sascg ErEs AID tas
bsuiss'ck sagsing Aesses sboe; II o'cl,ses
ias, aigdt
In Glsncs Bros,' e. : Eaxsrss. James
Barrett. Edward Curtis. Howard. George
trEScSs and I \ ff-fea werp az ,ssfsss
Al tbs Brunswick Charles EFogn. essasEs
htSs. james r*gFy ana seSrSs LaUcv were
cs1Ssf FaAnlag games.
taEy wefs iAseEs 81 police headquarters
sf2 4szs'gce ESvTf7s - 20 Azsi teen seus for
a. "A tissf them { tail 81 the sasn ~ 50,
esss ~ In II spEseA z1es as O'clock
lasgaY
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exsend IN the ,asey In the rear. where the
Y9was-pf-way 81 The Ccsumbis a Puget
S<sund rassrvsss runs ard toe rsar was y g
ssz.esa auss rsxred. pesssisrg sess semeus OF
fs,s cor rsvsrSy with the rssispad COM
pauv. .
YESTERDAY at.e.neoa q great quanf1s OF
pgank was taken ap on the rosa- and the
walls spread owing 10 the ueixhk ine
less. seyxr IA hundred dnslsrs. Is enseus ~
~. IssrcY r-.r!crrnrsi. although much lum-
res wns assakra Iii thx FEAR wall had sea
10 sae hsaitain< weala have he~n stronger.
bsss The sur ri1:enGsn- OF continuation Is
blamed fer his txresessneSs- IL - forta-
nate that no one wss ia the bGi ding when
the REX occurred
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BIG BEND POLITICS.
Democrats Fast Asieep-Ellensbur
The Can1tal EAvnrfta

wATERvILLE. Sept. THE Republicans
OF Douglas county have nomindted A. f
Mcdonald for the legislature aud K. W.
Porter, county clerk. NJ. Snow, present
councilman for four counties in the terri
torial legislature. is spoken OF for joint SEN
ator for Douglas and Yakima.
The Democratic primaries were held on
Saturday. Timber appears 10 be scarce
fer candidates, and there is little or no
mention particularly fos either clerk or
assemblymau, while the party is "sll at
sea respecting joint seaator. For supt rior
JUICE, George Bradley and X. w Starr are
mentioned. but as Doug as considers her-
self left out badly In the app 1rtionmeut,
il is thought she wall only play second
fiddle To Lncoiu and Adams, to which she
is attached. q. 4. Allen Is Watervi.le's
Republican of ring as superb judge.
As 10 state capital, it 10 thought that the
Big Bend vote will poll heavily for Ellens-
burg. rs that town is more intimately con-
nected with us in business matters, aud
our long-d eferred Seattle, Lake Shore Il
Eastern raj road has knocked Waterville
out of the race. although her central posi-
tiou would be largely in her favor.
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NAsssDA eTAL Ok hfs Fngr -Natsss1s
-'srs Saehi, champion ntadlewe ght Hre.t.
aef q ihe world. ssfi PFavisls nee l.sStsta
yesterday afternoon foF wax its aue,
ssfeeF5al se1s tfsiahse-i bsassta him. snsi
re YAK 4 alfA diligently. H. 81 -
Pals q tAlES sssua a. xsss@.ff. = -
t0a4hs BIS sess hr ~ bs ig< fp4gYss.s. a 90.
81 sixseSs u ben az Net,t tack sYhr -.
ps;sl De feii quite streuz. has il ar t.
sesFss eeks ssete . i ab e % ss5er
the : . fauI:9 Indian ef@h
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TooLs IN rBe CRY JAIL.
os the Verge 81 E.esps-Th- New
lIaAtAlt.

Jailers lsss e saa Fsfsaaer 4 s-eveF.;,
yesterday bat tsFs ia tAe back VI inias 81
the n0rth corEiagF hal been sawed
through ~ tast "a eaulf l. broken cat
without any trouble This led ~ e ,earcs
81 the iaJi ia which tao SAWS. knife aud
ether is7ai> wsTc fusa1. one 81 The saws
~ss Eery aae aud especially adapted TO
The p9rlN.ss f0r whica 81 vas nsed Had
Nei tue < ssnt jss3eYs .sesv.red the
~0rs done GO the Il gndoss in time tA.r,.
ssG ee Nm eoHtf ihs' general esijyery
would ssvs be II sTss mptea So might.
The csty hsring failed 20 sc~sr. a lea -.
fer tee los hack ii the csHr,hee.e. il hss
f~vn decided 80 haiid the te1Dormsy t4il
~ fse sesi efsd OF ttsc effy Sioss. between
e.ler axtnsse snA IsFrae. sir.-rs
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Fire threatened 60 Destroy Con-
<cOnuIIy and Ruby City.

WTERyiLLE. sept 4-There Is coDsid-
e1Rble fire in the mountains between the
6eaatcbee river and the oksnagon yet,
although the recent rains have prevented
its further spread. cosfiagraiion has
been raging since the lst of July ali along
the eastern slope of the Cascades In this
vicinity, and the towns of Ruuy City and
Concopuily were in imminent danger for
awhile, maay fences having bseu burned
up near these p aces on its approach from
the west side. At ! AXE Chelau quantity
of hay and rancn property has been de-
AZ
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ShippiDg Intelligence,

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 4-Arrived-Em-
pire, Departure bay. ufHs T. Wood,
Nanaimo Sailed--str Acorn Esquima:t:
sh Alaska, Tacoma: Annie Larson, Port
Townsend and Victoria. Cleared-Lakme,
Port Townsend.
Rio JANEIRo, July .-sai,ed-Leyland
EraI lers Tacoma
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PASSENGER LISTS.

Oregon & Cali'osnIa--Passed Medford-
BIum'ord ana wife. NJ. X. Smell. Jno
Dem -I'sey, Mr.. Shields. Mr.. Araold, wife
aud sou, Miss King. {. II. Dinner, G. NJ
Dodge, wife and child Mr.. Singleton aud
vile, J. Mason and wife, G. IL C~ffin, Mrs
stewart. Mrs. Wilson, NJ swan. Mrs
Wrgt;. Mr.. shiney aud wife, J. Parker
= & 1r'me~ aud wife. ID. Sewali. r. Den,
nam. H. Denham. DR.. DicksoB, 4. Evans
L. BOYD. Mr.. Coin, r. n. Hnrluurt and
vile, J. W >eov lie. Miss Hur but, ID. "
n nnedy, X Pollock. Mrs Martin aud son
/ J. I. Henry, DR.. Webster j. W. Spaser
Miss Dltmore. III. T. Ware. Mr.. Jopiing
MISS Zimmerman, Mr.. Williams, Miss
Harding. Mss Curtis Mrs II. Durhsn u
Tom oaf1. Mr.. CLARK. and 20 secnnd clIss
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COLLAPSE ov A WAREHOUSE
Its frsii W siis spread frssa Weight
The Reef

Tie Eneofa Sc 81 twA-sTaFy frame wars.
aSass - J. ". Cogsasu. al Gne ,rsa .ss
esrsss % 1ssssn Is ami e.t streets. col
lapsei lssl sseasns AL rs ase5oes with a
EcEns nieas crash Ia. structure disi not
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Tue BOLD HIGB wAYMEN.
Identified by Their yictims-Nine
Indictments against Each.

IHVtCtfNNHtt bHHIUAt EHCU.
A Charge of robbery was entered in 5
tiee Rivers court yesterday sgai 81
James Davis and aries Clark. 4,
two ht2hwsymen, o stood p several
persons Tuesday n'g by aries l.
Pierce. their last Wet. m.
They were brought into curt, and were
granted continuance 10 10 O'Clock thi,
morning. in order tn get witnesses. A. L
Nordlinger and C.. ; ;. Davis have under
taken their defense
They were visited in jail by several o.
their viefi,as. Yesterday, and were pick ed
out by each OF them from amoAS a crowd
of crooks as the highwaymea. 1t Ia est
mated that at least nine ind etnents ca,
be found against each of the footpads tol
their one nights work. aud they are nj
nosi III oi soing over the rosd for lonl
t..rfr
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" II calsrSs

taNsEsStoS 80 rag R&a}N 49, t'Asf5e,
Den r aSsSi =. fsii ihruuxh So ssen hstch
asEa q A. ise 5srX~1a ssrss.a t7yst1s a.
sctapek svs-eVsssy rsor1tnz. aasf ~.
s<Aef 0T%ev zss.ttai II. A. aalsss.sas i,asss
e,ssss' isse- se&sunx gruza el.sls ass4an "a
Use *rss@ be ressa4Hss3 fase Dssass for
ety 8 hssFs ~ tee Is 4ssxa,!iuz she =,
t@7r EsE&
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Vii fua daily, eufansene4as aayu.. %
over fsse OsFxeG RsliWas 4 Sasfxs,s-,s,
toza taalY, siFsgUil short lifa sad Y'uiea
Fsssae Failsay, bet~tea Portland nsa fhe
siasesasl gisxs. 1kp easslae s8d 800
az uusxes =
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Pullman reseTvat ons made for oil
point East via the NorIhsra Pacific rail
road, the yesiibuled sleeper and dinii G.
car line. Office. 7i6 Second street. Boston
block
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JoNss WAS lNNocxNr.-C Unstable Rot,

JoNss WAS iSNocxsT.--f Unstable Rob
fnson went 10 Vest attic juss before mid
night Tuesday night 10 search the hous,,
Of u. Jones, uiscn the search warrant
SVEN ont In Justice Rivers court hy
smsrsh. the sal,0anlsn. who aimed Ia
hays been iGbbed OF $500 The eoustahl..
reinrut Il home about 8 O'Clock y, s,eteay
inoruiDg. d wing spent hsit the might il
seafchin. Jones store aud house. without
hnnfing ans trace al the stolen mtuey.
lie - examined SInarsh's hoase aud was
rewarded By hnding chisel ia the bar.
room that bad evidently bcsn used in fore.
ing t4e lncS ot the frank. From this .n :
Other tseis that came under his observe
iipn, he came fo The c4snc on shaf Mr.
Jones was innoeauf of the theft. Tn.
Young man who vas ia gasfge - the plns..
sheu the burglary tosk place /. str5ngl,
snspec cd 81 bctae ihe guilty party.
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Great Sale Of Latest Stvle
Children and Boys Clotkn,

Parents, if you have a boy amon,a
your personal effects who wears eha..
long or short pant suits, this sala IN
prove q glorious harvest. You never a.
such gathering Of fine suits at the nil.
Every suit must be sold ere VI mer.
in our new building, which is nov han.
built on Front street on the location 90,
pied by the Seattle Hardware Company
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Tvs TAXI FHECEDENcR - 1uxtIee
Rivers Yesterday decided that she
lssansieis arrested At Fae instance Of
'ae fsslrr Avenue Cahe COMPANY H.,
dumping sand b, The sl,se 81 Ia. Ofef.
'sentAi bofs, thereby nferftslug stth ia.
operation sd TIE cable ilfs.. ssse gatlfx y,
"ssstsss' t4ng pablo street. aad nn.-sl
ft5s "a - saah. faie geRtnsser. sav they ali
ns@kg y sesi c4s- b. carr ysgss il ~, 4, ,hs
GssI.iTI effsSfs
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- fHitaa1 vs,fia4lisss sseaes. -
a. siiAlns rSFs ss.<s s4Erss gHs srsssssi sssss-
- . stA p taFsss- 3 - Ike Ex>f 81 Assr d
So TAG r3s ssNA 1slex. Ma I'D Sa.gsssss
49, H.l..s-... 49,
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Everybody praises saratoga chips menu
actured by John ". skiles, Portland. or.
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fnosTIrtIas AKnEsTkp 70 .onr tirne

PROSTITUTES AxREsTED-Fus some time
tao tFelth H0ueH have ran houses of
rfosltsisoa Ca Eigh h street, between
Washington aud Main. under eoyer az
kFrplns toisarCo ssorss The police have
tssen "a heiitg evlit NE against them aua
last night Oacvrs Won Rein. Coysr. Phil
brick alii Cave r.!,iei Their places and AZ.
sesie1i them atsd japanese prostitute nav.
Jug rooms ia stfe same house Michael
suiliVsn, fuaad ia the spanese hosse ',tss
AFRO arrested They weit taken hef ne Jns
tiee Rive 5, sho rtsgui ed them 10 tlssF.o-It
80 cash ball Ca h s9f thr.F appearance, Ia.
mofF- a ~ o clo~ for thai
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For rates and steamer reseryate lSPcall
at Northern Pacific ticket office, TlBseeond
street, Boston block
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-01-02
making y night of its ana forcing all
sorts OF xplanationa from on. heroine

making y night IL it ana forcing all
Ieorts al plantations from our heroine
regarding her piece Of romantic luck.
AZ 4 haven Y q girl since Lofty alb
sconded. 4 shall have TO prepare the
bed myself for Miss Field comfort. =
laughs Hon. Mrs I orrensham. as she
shakes the, pillows and pulls down the
gray satin coverlet. Vell, H we'll.
we'll! 81 she ejaculates. there's not q
sheet on this blessed bed = !. s..sSs.
! forgot. I forgot, ma'amir
cries Violet, from among 8 group Of
less lovely human blossoms who have
gathered about her. You told me
this very morning, ma am, to make up
that bed for Miss Field md ! com.
pletely forget itwhat shall LIDO
what shall / do ?'' 81
And such a chorus OF shouts and
stdef cately wild feminine laughter
echoes through bout the corridors. that
Silvertop is per force made TO join in
the glee with q low, happy laugh, as
he sits alone in his sanctum holding
silent communion with d bunch OF pu,'-
pie violets pressed close to his smiling
mouth. 2sua Best, IN Detroit Fre1
Press. 81 5.y IS /
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PlTH AND POINT


TT yo,, faye annv de,,,,t al,opt Is e
,ronr,stu e 3 thino 81, NAV IS. ,,rs,ttv
certain that the doubt Is right. -.Ioah
billings. gsss &. -
What ~, call ~ rioaitv and IN.
n,isitivanas s n other ,,ao,,la Seams q
ourselves only . la,,dabla thirst for
useful information Sonse1uille Jour
nal.
1t is an oft-onoted savino sc DR..
johnson that "a man II better pleased
when he has q good dinner On the table
than when his wife talks Greek
Poaii tiyan esq IA "a rnost absurd
.oible: ii YOU are il Il, . ri e,,t Il lesaars
your t,.ii,,nr,h. ii IN In, wrong Is adds
shame 10 svour defeat q sterne.
Il B MN, 81 - ..at;,, :, !. la = y
fan, at;nr as,,a q, Il ,1,a Rods rs;tI
3 ,r;I1 "a -, 49,. -
wherever Il anonaea "a lad him
v,,a,, !, il, ,,f "a 3. -; ]; g, III
,daas q d;r,,;ts q !, s,,,4I.}
o,,t ! ,st;nc. a,,iao4 "a r,o,.,, ,r;t,,
Low ;nstrurnant and fo, ,oyv anas 4, stba
whole com noa;t;on hacanas INV Nv and md
haaa Rn,iss IA
a. ~ : -. i. !. !.
L. and Hos !. a, -. - - =.
- ras ,;ttIa 49, ~ 1919 4,.;sn - -
r 4 ~ ~, ~. 49,, :. j,
con,es Al Ia Il To t1,in, . srr..at aaa1
W. !, ,,ht - = "a =, $500,
met. ,,a,;afa haaa,.sa f 80 =.
49, 49, 49,, = ~ s. =
~ :, Du -, - 49,,
taat = ~. o,r,, AZ s..is..
,7;s,, j, : 49, oi -
s ~. 8, - 81. !. !. 800 -
~ os'n ~, s.us. Q nah psrliis1.
l n1a1 - ~ a1.y - w e. 70 uoes ~,
!. - ~ s. !: nesol sssae = s1l
- ;tsa,. ' nv NV - p.ns - sS'a Y s.a.s
sat 80 !. = ass 7.sao u'.s.. - e
=. - = - ~ - q "e 7 !" s'i. -.
49, . 80 80 -.
80 oas Ia #oui DISEASES
DIno liu p..o nes $. reoo - .io =oouy u
~ 80 !" IA, :. sa.o 80 - = =
~, " ~ pne " e'1l eu .esse y saoor
.ane ~. ausotio w - ~ lnous pause y
80 s.an o01
~ saa0ns's Du1 sun mols TN nu 8
sla. - 49, e'lu es'1 os
.aa go ~ 10y .n -41. n' re
I..,. ai ss' eng ~ = 'lo news $50: ~
0 '1y :. =.
". Is only tue sinai VI man VINO 1eels
Dh. u . ohly Inc men OF small Drain
ana she men OF small nears VINO INT
and Haunt themselves In brainless os-
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L woljLDN,:Tl eE 3 PREsjIpE

3sss Woule st be q President
nd benr the cures OF stnte
Md suffer MI the agontes
{ Fhat politics create. .35 ss0g
Il wouldn't wish to DO assailed s s
4 By haif the people here. s'EE55s
4 And have my priv acies nnyailed
For dtcuia ind sheer,
psouidn' want to think ana write ,s5;
Till Two O'clock, q. m, 5.7I5
81 And with the surplus robbers fight
For those who win conae mn. 5S
7 wouldn't take the Job Ia run 5.:s.
This continent and sea: IA II!
Reforming thingsis not the run * .{t
y Y. cracked up 70 be. q f,s..s III a
Oh, not AT home + Using my time
ss8S And lead . quiet life. II s 5,:s VI.
K And with Dame Nature sweet commune
way from man IS mad strife. 5Ss
riigo . fshtag there without s. Y sSs
7, IL seporters near to spy . 8 ~ b.
: Ny basket and expose about
MY finest fishing lie. $l2 s55 szs5 n
Ny trout rod beats ecepter and \
My soft hat beats q crown, HI h
No royal robe however grand
Feels IKE my dressing gown.
In love and pes,e TIL take my ease
And all my youth renew, $:S
F. TIL let the people, hard to please,
Paddle their own canoe. s,Sl
Iwnnldn't be President .55ss: 8
+. For Monte Cristo's wealth, 81 ,,s
Don't nsk mo, for won't consent
love too much my health. Va f. IS
$ I'll let the other fellow try #
r To have that little fun, g. 5ls 3:
know he II feel the same asH
Before his task Is done. y3Ss III
SS55$ -R. q. Dodgs, ia Goodasrs Sun.
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AMERICAN COINAGE.

t' II - z ), J. .S3 5
AMERICAN COINAGE.
ne n'rss s vn,s1a states Mint ana the FIRST
m 1 !. "a. &.
rrn;taa e " . = = o1lo slio 9 8.
M ~, ' s1o5 n. "as pe's0s1 ~ !.
~ ,,,,;, !, 20 soi.1e -eeono - Z.
-. - e 90 isa.u ~ - = pios -
e, I'll. ZOO W.. :. es1 nls1a
~'.-' so : - X D au 10. ,e.e -
hn,,s a'o 80 49, unae. aslu ,ssen-
,,o;ntsa aiaoa.on =. = .on nu 4. a :.
The a,,s+ ,,,n.ha - 80 80. -, 8. :.
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"a $500 :,
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Varnoont astah,;shaa n,ints of S+h.;,
own for the STRIKING of conner co;.s nc.
none Of which are however, If ara,t
scarcity. and New :Iarsav fo1,oueaa
in 1856 The rarast niacs: ~ a.ta
previous to 1898 are with tho
execution of the oak-tree and tha nina.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1889-02-09

COMPROMISE will be effected
whereby a bill that wlll,me.t The
approval Of the most conserya-
tive members of both parties viii
BIZ agreed TO II an agreement is
reached IT IS PROBABLE that the
most Of the reduction will come
from the internal revenue.
As the end ol the present ad .
misislral,on draws nearer the
popularity Of Mis-. Cleveland
seems to incrmsc, il that were
possible. saturday afternoon,
notwithstanding a. disagreable
ranslorln, nearly two Thousand
people attsndel her public rcccp-
lion.
Tho SIKH candidate for Public
Plnler under Harrison has made.
his appearance ia this city.
Senator Allison has gone 10 In
disnupolis 10 6nally settle the
question as to w'.o win be IIarri-
son s Secretary Of the Tr.As1ry.
Allison IS said fo have declined
the honor thiec times by letter,
but Hprlson Still insisted; hence
the proscnt ylsit.
Nj Randall il very indignant 1T
the reports sent out from Wash
ington as to his intended action in
opposition TO tho wishes of the
Democratic members Of the Ways
and Means Committee Of the
House N regard 30 the tariff bill.
The fact Is that Mr.. Randall will
do nothing to embarrass the Nom,
bcrs OF that committee.
FraDlS Hatton, The new editor
sof the Washington Post, loSes 10
opportunity Of booming M,hone
for a Cabinet position, buGtIo in-
dicatjons are that Mr.. IIvtou' IN
fluence with Gen. Harrison Is
very slight.
R.p, BaIterworth, VINO 1t Is
sand, expects to be the next
Governor Of Ohio, made speech
in the House bitterly arranging
1.-The knights OF Labor for their
naqcr Of doing things. The
spesch was lhsanalllical sensatien
Of the presq sad every
sides Of the CfSg1
especially during thedebafc Z 8gIH| r.
tariff bill On this subject there
Is no abler man 10 c;tilet House
|ef Congress The distinguished
kcntockian and iuvalid, reports
ms hcalih rs greatly improved
and expects to reiur sooa. lie IS
IN Cuba.