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The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-10-01
REPUBLICANS F!
Your vote is abso-
lutely secret. Vote as
you please in spite Of
all efforts at lntimida-
ton.
Happy iInosicrs.

VIM. Timmons, postmaster Of Idavi!le,
Ind, writes: "Elcctric Bittcrs las done
more for me than all other medicines
combined, for that had feeling arising
from Kidney and Liver trouble" John
Leslie, farmer and stockmun, of same
place says: "Find Electric Bitters to be
the best Kidney and Liver medicine,
made me feel like new man." ]. W.
Gardner, hardware merchant, same town,
says: "Electric Bitters is just the thing
for a man who is all run down and don't
care whether he lives or dies; found
new strength, good appetite and felt just
like had q new lease Of life" Only 30
cts. Il bottle, at Lapeyre's drug store. 2
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-10-01

'.E.!sFFs-E - Y
dom in casting your vote. y l ask you to
strike for your homes. Women, send
yonr husbands to the ballot-box. Young
ladies, send you sweethearts, and the
state will roll up 5000 to 10000 republi-
can majority.
appeal to Montana that, on Oct. 1st,
she shall send from her Businesses, a
voice Of cheer, the clear ringing voice of
republicanism, to- her sister state Ne
brAska,
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-10-01

Tho Doodle Robbers ut Work in Butte.
BUTTE, Sept. 30. Especial to the LEAD
ER. THE republicans havs unearthed
several democratic plots tonight to steal
votes and the greatest excitement pre-
walls. Several prominent democrats are
implicated and arrest will be made to-
morrow. rhe republicans are deter
mined that every man shall vote as he
pleases, regardless Of democratic threats
and doodle. Republicans everywhere
should keep sharp lookout for the
Doodle rascals,
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-10-01
MOIlt;,llil's Free.

HELENA, Sept. 3o.--j special to the
LEADER. The republican torchlight
parade tonight was the largest ever held
in Helena Over $500 torches were in
line. The meeting was a monster. The
speeches of Congressman Carte and
others We're scorchers on the free traders.
Montana is safe FOR the whole republican
state ticket
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-10-01
VOTE THE
straight Republi'
can ticket.


We were pleased to greet our friend p.
Harrison, senior member Of the firm of
Harrison " Co., Stanford, who has spent
tho winter in southern Utah, where he
has large mining interests, which he was
desirous Of disposing Of. He informs III
that it was impossible to sell his property
there; that mining as also all other kinds
Of real estate in that section are not in
active request. ".M "M.
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-10-01
Vote Early!
REPUBLICANS

We have the majority
on the Registration
Lists! Let this majority
be made good at the
polls today! Let every
man cast mis- vote for
Protection and Ameri-
can WOrkinqmen!
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-10-01
REPUBLICANS!

Take the Boodlers' gold, but vote all the same
for the friends Of honest government and protec-
tiOn to American industry. Under the protection
Of the Australian voting system, no man living
can possibly tell how you vote! And this IS why the
boodlers kick against it. It Is the death warrant
Of the democratic Ward heeler!
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-10-01
Vote EARLY!
THE SONG or THE FREEMAN
Sound the loud ti.abrel
Der land and DER sea-
PROTECTION has triumphed--
Montana is free.
A MOST DASTARDLY PROCEEDlN NG!

Just as we We're going to press word
was received here hy special messenger
that a telegram was received ut the town
Of Sand Coulee from Jas. J. Hill, de-
mauding that the votes of the men in his
employ at that camp be cast for the heads
Of the democratic ticket. We ask you,
citizens, and working men, do you real
iZe what Jim Hill has asked or rather
demanded Of you? Does he not hereby
demand your manhood, your principle
and that free independence accorded you
by the government Of the United States
to every citizen?
The republican party at the last ses-
sion Of the legislature, placed around you
a safeguard in the form Of the Australian
system of voting, which will place you in
u position to vote as your conscieEces in
dicate, in defiance Of the coercion and
dictation of the 'powers behind the
throne" who, through the sweat of your
brows, daily grow in wealth and power.
| DO they think you serfs, that ask you
thus to dcbase yourselves?
| With the consciousness within YOU TINT
you arc free men and not serfs, go into
the booth, prepare your ballot as your
manhood shall dictate and vote accord
ing to your own free will and choice.
Let tho democratic party capture our
Legislative halls and this safeguard of the
American ballot will he swept away and
you will bc placed in Il position where
yrasping and greedy corporations may TO
u great extent, us heretofore, control your
vote or take from the mouths of your
wife and little ones their daily bread, If
|you do not vote to please them.
/ Now men, be true at this crisis to your
selves. Show the dcspots who would
rob you Of your manhood, that you can
not be bought or sold.
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-10-01

HELENA, Sept. 3o.-[special to the
LEADER. 1-Several hundred dollars was
sent to Great Falls today, to be used at
the election in buying votes for Ford
Clark, Stanton, Day and Collins. Tins
sum is in addition to the sum sent last
week. Jerry Collins asked for the money
and it Was sent Watch every movement
of these candidates and their friends.
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-10-01
|..
The Election DAy Dinner

To be furnished by the ladies Of the
Methodist church on election day will
be served at the Republican Headquart-
ers-where there will be room enough
for all, and all will be protected in their
rights to the fat Of the land and smile
from the fair caterers.
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-10-01

DENoCRA1Ic0 Outrage
Double-Distilled Villainy!
Doodle, Fraud, Intimida-
tion, Perjury and
Bribery not
Enough
To Secure Democratic
Supremacy in Mon
tana.
Abduction of Voters Added to the
Other Boodler Intamies!
us Bury the Democratic Scor-
pion so Deep That Resur-
rection Will he In
possible!
Let us Hang the Bourbon Monster,
Like Haman,
On the Gallows it had Prepared for
Republicans!
Latest Democratic Deviltry--a Case for
the Grand Jury
One of the greatest outrages ever per-
petrated by an unscrupulous democracy
occurred here last week.
The democrats in Choteau county had
naturalized lot Of half breeds. Gabriel
Dumont, who has great influence ovel
them, is a wellknown republican. The
democrats resolved to get rid of him.
Accordingly scheme was cooked up
worthy of the imps Of darkness. Dumon
was enticed to Great Falls, got drunk ant
put into wagon and carried towards
Neihart.
When he became conscious it can b.
proven, he was told by his captors the,
were going to Fort Belknap, They wen
however, to Geyser station near Barker
Dumont was put into the hands of a man
named Palmer on the false pretence tha
he was detained as witness in hors'
stealing case. Palmer mounted guar
over him but in the night Dumont es
capped and walked 80 or 40 miles to Bel
creek, where he found conveyance t
Great Falls and started Sunday for Be
KNAPP, where he will work all the harde
for the republican ticket.
The guilty perpetrators Of this Grim
should be brought to justice. viii tn
prosecuting attorney do his duty?
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-10-01

Word was brought to this office last
evening that five of the prisoners, who
had been confined in the county Jail here,
had escaped. There were seven prison
ers altogether, but two remained as they
had too good Il snap as it was. Darling
is on their trail. No further particulars
ton trick?
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-10-01

Any person having live stock or real
estate or both, will hea. of an excellent
chance to get hotel b,8 mss By enqui--
ing at the LEADER office. Sec adv. iu
another column.
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-10-01

We call especial attention to the notice
at the head of the first column on the
second page. We understand that ire
sponsible parties have been giving re-
of the LEADER. No one besides Messrs.
Dickerman and Rolfc have had authority
to dc this and the LEADER company will
respectfully decline being held for such,
Any one holding such receipts or ao- a;
eating with the manager aud giving the
name Of the party. tt
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-10-01

Below we give the number of voters
for each precinct which can be made USE
full as reference. The number will be
slightly varied on account of some hav-
ing taken registry certificates:
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-10-01
4 Great Fire ut Estitte.

BUTTE, Sept. 3O.-The loss by ycster-
days fire is estimated at $5oo.00O: gen
orally well insured. Three iircmen were
fatally and !, number Of others slightly
h,rt
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-10-01
Rebuke the
Boodlers by let
ting them stay at
home, if they
have any!
Tor One Week Only.

Mrs j. Thorpe will open Oh Tuesday
in the Kingsbury Block, room 4, up stairs
"a fine stock Of Millinery Goods, Beaver
and Felt Hats; also a nice assortment OF
Chi,dren's Ready Made Bonnets.
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-10-01

Any person deslrous of buying type
writing machine should call upon L. A
Fanquier at the Rocky Mountain Tele
graph office and examine the Crandal
machine Nor which he is ayenD before
purchasing elsewhere. If
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-10-01

THE lying ISLANDERS of the Bladder
should and will be relaxed at the polls
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-10-01

VOTE against the Collins monopoly.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-05
senooL srrEnI.rrxpENrs.


BMee bsGtu 8arra .
.Aftovaey -sss Essrza MsseaIse yesss-sny
Tase bic opinion a. 70 TIE tsrzss oscEsee of
county school srs-es5atsasenix IS felisxs
seattle. gAa- q. lsss.
<sE.-En reply to yoar sAvcg a. Les. assh.
isss. setS=7Fs - sae term q .ssse4 e rsssEHtx
sssssosl superintendent tAse - s4x
Isss k@ssten r.. cf tse at enttfea ~An
81 - azs4Ec t1e cur1z1H se&sgs law %
TIA TerrIsn-y u wssA8zEtz.1z.s sppsaxesi
FEB 81. l-.S. =, Ia ny ekiEIsB. iEtss-
A4Efsfst with tas provisions 81 SeetlGa ? al
sh@ aet entitled -AE az 70 vZsSerihr k5ze
tea are Of osaee ia tao TeTrisors % y esA-
Z relates - the tern ef ofEce ~ epaasy
sapeFiEteHden1g
fae question eza be Determined ealy
y arriTzag a. t1e .asrnt 1stne fexIslssare.
IL TIE AeeaDre Of revealing eiAgse. the
zzle i. when tse provisions u sf-seiai
st9ss x 1e-sl iRa arr u eosnsgs. the syse-
szsl VIA eoatFaf, nasssx i Is EnaniseSTlS the
intsEsssn 81 the iaw-sns aE power thai
TIE gsserzl enactment prevail. that i. tbs
legs 4TlFe Intent 70 repeal zsas: be 50 clear
IS - b eqsiTsssni 20 aa express sttree-
;ian.
x y i assured that the provisions Of
section l. uf the school law. ~ ssinZ 10 tue
term q oslces Of eoaasy schaas s1per.n-
te1dentS are special Ia their ehsfsFteg,
prescribing. az thai section does, the term
Of a particular osiscer, in contrafi stinctfon
10 the terms Of other officers Of the terri
terry. then. in nv opinion. the provisions
% section :. OF .4the feuure OF office set. y
% wit: That az district, c5aasB and pre-
elnss officers. hereafter 50 b. eseeted, etc,
shall hold their offices faf the terra OF two
years from the first Monday in Asrch next
succeeding their election, and aHiil their
Successors are elected ead qualified. y
clearly faanifesfs the legislative intent.
shef This act sht41ii ffssfrQ,t. ard rSppciaiiy
does this seem 20 be the case when IL Is
seen that the tenure of Office act con
fains repeating elause. Under this view
of these acts. nay conclusion is thas the
term Of 0sicc of county supefintendenfs
commence the first Monday Ia March next
succeeding their election, and not the sec
ond Monday "a January, and end on the
sirsi Monday in March. next following.
VERY respectfully.
Year obessisaf servant.
J. r. NETS ALFE.
Attorney General. Washington Ter.
Hon. L. T. F0ilsnsha. Olympia. ". II.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-05
BREvrrIEs.

Nj Ovid ). Byers q IS s.sslttea 70 prsr
tee Law yesterday.
judgment for $zs 70 has been assrded
the First National bank. % Snohots ssh.
against Frank nolsa, on = pTosaisory note
The diTorre suit Of Re'rSrs Hahn s.
under s5yisetieat By Chief Justice Burke
yesterday.
Lizzie Z Martin wss yesterday grSn5ef a
divorce from James r. Martin her husband.
be having failed sad refused 70 provide for
her. They were married 81 San Jose, Cal.
Z MAY u. ISIS.
Messrs. John Z wilson, H. L Wilson. E
B. HYDE ard IL. a Clarke of spokane Falls,
who were delegates 10 the admission con
yeniien Al Elleuxbufgh, are al the 0cei-
dental.
A PoTI Townsend gentleman, aow in the
city, states that the bonus for the motor
iiue Is fsily subscribed. aud that Mr.
Dooley. who hes charge Of The enterprise.
is en- route East to order the material
4 forty By eighty foot warehouse is be.
ing built far sebwaharher Brothers on
their new wharf al the foot Pike street.
The work j. TO be finished and rtady for
occupancy inside Of two weeks
J. W. De Tease. a workman on Yesler' 5
dock, severely cut both his feet Yesterday
afternoon while engaged in chipping the
edge Of = plank with an ado. The wound
5 e. man " NJ IA4thfl ~ tAG lHfl Ntift
where he remained until Dr.. Limerick
came and dressed the wound. He was
then taken 10 his r0ouis on James street
TIE steamship waiia Walia sailed yestsr-
day evening for san Francisco. with Il cab
in passengers and 81 IN the s;eerage Her
cargo frsm seattle was ~ tons and in
eladed 5ls4 sacks Of cats and so hides. In
addition 10 seattle cargo. there were I79
tons from Tacoma. 80 tons from Nancon-
yer, B. c, and loo tons pig iron from Iron
dale.
an elevator boy, named Eddie Flanna-
gan. IN the Iesier block. was severely in
jured THURSDAY his head being caught be-
tween the eleveior-car and the doorway.
This was the outcome Of buyish prank on
the part OF messenger b0y, who pulled
! the rope to make the elevator go down
bile the elevator boys head was prsjsct-
/ ing through the door way. Young flanna-
gan was taken 70 his home and lies therein
very critical condition.
( After the Council adjourned. last night,
Mayor Moran and the Council. city clerk
and city attorney, were entertained by
Jailer James Bogsrt in the committee
room. II was a very elegant collation. of
cake and wine. and was Mr.. Bogart's New
I Years gilt 10 the Council. The room pre-
scented novel but very pretty appearance.
being decorated in japanese, Mr.. Bngart
I being an expert IN thai line. His health
I was proposed by the mayor. and vote of
thanks rewarded him far his hnSuifaii;y
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-05
VALUABLE PROPERTY TIED UP.
The NeAleer vs. uIi Case Taken
Under AdyIsenent.

Chief gasice Burke has taken under al
vfseIacus the sair % the McAleer hsirs vs..
~. c. Hiil over part Of the Maynard coma
ton clans. The status OF the case Is that
il Is now a SUI; to quiet title sni appoint
defendant trustee for the Plaintiffs. hfpugb,
by the MeAiees heirs against ". & HIS, OF
Washington, u. c.
Mr. Hill. having some OF the Old Porter
field land scrip IN bis possession. tled upon
the 100 acres known as part Of CAfharIne
Maynards claim, when the city officials
here and the Nc sleer heirs, VINO ciaiiassi
their title upon the basis Of conveyance
from Caiharine Maynard, were a. logger.
heads sud refused to allow the plaintiffs
10 Homestead the land because IL WAS in
ciuded within the city limits. Hill then
brought suit 81 ejectment against them,
and they checkmated him by tie present
action
mnddiea case. Under the law Al
that time IL was considered necessary fof
MAYNARD aud his wife to have their prop
eriy held separately, and afterwards the
question OF whether Mrs. Maynard was BIS
legal wife caae up. aud the commissioners
OF the land Office cancelled the claim OF
Mrs Maynard, who sold the property, how
ever, 10 McAleer. Her property was the
east half Of the Maynard claim, and 10
Gated between Yesler avenue and Jackson
street, and IL il now worta all oil quarter
Of a million dollars. The records OF the
land offiee will have 10 be looked up, and
IL will take some time - decide The case,
which may eventually find its way 20 the
U. :. supreme court.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-05
cAnsIEp rNro rns eorRrs.


Ter Al e 4NfFtt1E-
An ApYsieass0E ser resfsssninx order
vas Esd yesterday By tie esanzeI Ct TIE
Furei ssszd Shere Rasiv25 cdfapxny
s<4snxs saae Ces1TzsiA s Pszxgt s~z7d mar.
row grsze Company. AID cAsef Justice
Burke yesterday issass3 ga c-sier 70 <aox
case WY the reszEas aIaz ersser ss0z1a nas
b. issusd. fsstisg TIE hs2riax Scr 10 6zy a.
20 4 n Tie forrnsr eeAp&ny ssssszpss
this action 20 r-eTeHs TIE Columbia & Pr.
get Sound from rHnniag its cz7s
ever Ehat has b4sa known as
tie esroGt gsags strip. besSeea Grant
street. sn1 ssssh seeea8 street. AID
il is compliant Il s;lsges fh4t the Pszet
Sound shore rlzti % way dsserxas frssn
saar 81 tae calumh5s & Russt sona1 in
3soek s suik{as s5scliiea. ronFsrxsag
aesfH ARD. L accuses tic cuirsshfa 4 IN
gef SoEu8 81 several se5s 81 fFespzss ia the
rece NJ troEtses GA be tide azsx. ard fields
10 point whafexeF "a the A5raed owner
saip b TIE Columbia < Puget Sonnd 81
right 90 way over The frsst5s gork The
foundation Tor the Fzzss soaad Shorv 5
claim 70 this tfVssiEs9sk. j. thSs il has
spent large Emcn8s Of Ea0Ber IN psStsiuS
II the plles ard cansigsscisnz the STessics
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-05

AxU NESrs -shagn RhEe was pre-
ssntea az Frye's opera house last evening
by J. : Na-phT and his company 70 a
large audience. Mr.. Murphy Is Larry
Donovan and sham Khue. carTicd the
burden of the play aud did il well :
notable feature CT the performance was
the different frisa dialects given ia the
characters az shaun RhUc aud Larry
p3aovaa. Miss Nor and l. pleasing lit
tie artist IN the role O; LaEyy 5 sister Kate.
Fha ssfppoFt vas good
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-05

Ladies, 10 rot Tnin yoar eniE p!eNioa by
the use OF poisonous cosmetics and tsce
powders. II your face i ret. or su0bGrz!efi.
If you arc 50 uuf0rtuuste - 70 have PIN
PIES Or hlotchcS On the neck ana l3ee,
Dutarl's specific VII unt cover them Ike
al cost Of paiat bat NiiG most eflgt lively
rsssove AL hlsrnishes from the ska aud re-
store IL 20 it, nAtHral youthful bloom. Stew
a., 4 Holmes Drug Company, holssale
Agents
The sale this week ~ Chester Cissry's,
Ten pounds stesk for g., star Meat Mar
I ket. Columbia street
lsS.c. table linen, tie sac, Chester
CleaEg.
Hosiery AID underwear IN ca DIVES,
watch our al. T0klAs. singc-TnAa { CO.
&C. yArl wide heavy Euglsb calico. tie
1 sale. Chester Clssry-
Z Seventeen poandS rorned beef iCE 81.
7 stzr Meat Market, toiurBh.s street
Drives in the sso= DEPARTMENT; =rsteh
oar Edd from how until the IN Toklas,
+ sinserEaAn & Go.
se-the ss,e-lSrge towels. Chester
+ Ciezry.
/ The sale Of rihbons-lo per yard. ches-
/ ter Cleary. -
I sc. The sale OF fancy veivess, Aarked
{ down % - =. Chest lraFf
ISL q. 81 20 striped. = OF ssssvess al.
marked town 70 aor. a yzit Rutsar choice
al the sale. .ie-S. .ssr Cae1ry.
1 Go
- -
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Tbs sase-5c--lsce curtain nets Chester
Clesry.
Tickets can he ottsine1 or : T. :. 4 Z.
x. r "a Freiaons station, Denny & Hoyt
addition, for ten cents Apply - l. II.
Griffith & Co. Occidental hlaCk.
The ssie-siiks and Sress gcc6s znass Cd
down. Chester ClsaEy.
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- . -

HEARING FoSTPuSED.- The hearing IN
the case of VIM. Mason and A. E. Cone, the
two pswnbrokers arrested Thursday night
By the customs officers. on suspicion al
completely ia recent extensive opium
smuggling operations. was continued yes
tercay by United States Commissioner En-
cry until Monday. at l p. m, 10 give the
prosecution and opportunity 10 produce rs
witnesses Specials Hussey aud Whalen
who are in san Francisco The charge
aeainst Mason and Cone is for facilitating
the transportation Of 80 pounds OF opium
and the prosecution viii produce in couri
the trunks and Falises in hich the drug
was concealed Tor shipment. The officer.
suspected Mason and Gone because the
opium was discovered in their pawnshop
and II was believed they were preparing tC
leave the city Thursday night.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-05
Appreciated IN Tacoma.

Tacoma Morning Globe.
Let him tthe Tacoma business mani send
swsy copy of the Posi- INrELLiGENcEg.
fer to say the least that paper is credit to
the Territory and credit to seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-05

MISCELLANEOUS
tax % So 20 imposed upon the
steamer Henry Bailey, while living be.
tween Harrington & smiths and the
ocean dock. aud audCr construction, was
refunded
TIE penalty Of agc per cent on v. c.
squire's property In block p. Rel 4
penEy' ulat, imposed for delinquency 81
assessment for street grading. and amount
ing ~ glS7h -, was ordered refunded.
GOV, Squire was absent from the city at
the time TIE notice OF assessment wes
served
The proposed extension Of West street
% Ncsler avenue was discussed and refer
red 90 the c1nmittce an streets. nr. xii
boeTue s3vecafils and showing the III
gcnt need Of this improvement
An ordinance establishing the grade OF
Rainier street between Florence street
aad Noslsr arg uue was passed under Sas-
pension OF the rules.
ON CoaneiiSsu Rcitzes motion, the
council orsierrd four electric lights on
lane street. from Eighth to Fourteenth,
aud near the south school
CITY bills were reported allowed Guring
;hs month By Deputy Clerk Ferris, as fol
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-05
FETD Oh MINERS
RiotOusScenes at New
castle.
One Man Killed and Many
Injured.
Kuights Of Labor Attack the
Miners Uui0u.

deliberate attack on Union Men
by Two Hundred knights Of Labor
Armed with Clubs and Rocks-Ths
sheriff and tho Militia Called TO
tle scene.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-05
PRoMpTEEss.

First cold, fAea a eo0ga. thea con-
surnption, then death. Il took Dr.. Aeker's
Eng!is Remedy for eosssi;a pos tfse mo-
rasnf bessE "a cough, AID ! beiiere X
saved nv life" Waiter y Wsslaee, W a. n
fnxton. FER sale sy A. p. Stewart. drug
gsst-
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SCHOOL BoAeD.-A regn!ar meeting Of
the school board was held last night, al
members present. In view of the early
completion Of the South school building
the matter Of dispensing with the service,
Of one of the two superintendents of con
strueti0n was referred TO the architect
The bid Of z. {. Miles for placing furnace
and heating apparatus into the Contra
building, was also referred 10 the architect
Several bills were approved and the meet
ing adjourned