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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-09

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aad Ansxe1 = s1a1
Hogs IsssslSss, s4gr. ssrunx nna hsxher
ssN9
aaeep Eeeearf2. 1850 STRING aaa IS hExhers
aefIvez. 8 -; western earn -Esa slsE< e.
KsYEETanE sRAEw MAawNr
E4FENFNaE. Jan. s~-H Aeat-@lases. hof6exs
ofes szytsszsa9ys red wessesn s1xsnx. II ~ pr
eensaE
Ecfn-Fssss assnans paor.
agaD0N STOCK MAEwKw
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today. A barge hsssinesx Is bxing daae ia K4as.
lag rklIMag Aeearstzes
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-09
up IS 80 q LvSs4z1sa Ar = Is m fe g .
- ptn Is = "a ArIasega4lss fa - > - - =
sEATTEEoLyMPTA ROUTE
-, NaATcoN. sENIAAN0o


"a % m Ar u ksatEN<3 ~ eV "A
sDAsly. excers Saturdays. fDeily, except sum
dsyz
steamer sps serniannoo and Efaine leaves
Whahsaxa eserg saturday s. n: returning
leaves niaiae exeFY sunday a. 80 q IA for bal
com and seattle
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srArTr.E.wHA4cox RourE

steamer waxhirRtor leaves Seattle 81 p IA.
eundRys Tuesdays aud Thursstays. arrives s.
&hateon at z. IA. next dag. Returning. leaves
Whascom 81 6 .. "a. Mondays. Wednesdays and
FraEAys; arrives &C seattle att r. IA next d4y.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-09

T~ETeE< Pacific RAIN Aaf--PACFEEC III.
I v1ntcn. Ties kssseN ~ AAedEia Ia sakss
esssnxaEty sts41asrs on gR~c4 S9aE3 81 - ~
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Returning. leaves WhAfcam Ct 80 .. m. Tues
easx Thursdays and sAsnFaays. On che Satnr-
eay trip the Ruiat Arena gees through 70 seattle.
Fase from Port Townsend ta seattle, 81 Unfli far
Their nStsne rassengers OF freight from sestle TOR
she islands ty the Fusf Arenas wednesday ard
Frt4ay trtps will hs carried On the Warrington
Steamboat sad transportation Co. steamer
Edlth u fort Townsend on Tuesday AMI Thurs.
cay nights and transferred airees To the Port
krlmn. or these days the ". g A T. Co viii
Issue tick els and hiii Freight thraagh 70 desEl-
uAlios.
HRRpERT nEECHER, Manager
y A. HATFIELD. Agent. seattle
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(.sAsADrAS PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.
- IlAEisedJ
STEAMER PREMIER
FOUND SOUTH.
LEAVE ARRxvK.
Vancouver ts.EzEFs.z $50 --s.AeFla Thursday
Thursday nj and Monday 2 - . n
Towrnsend Monday and Seattle, Friday aud
Thursday Ill p II Tuesday = n
Seattle. Tuesday and Tacoma. Friday and
Friday ,.....-s4s n Tuesday .s.-ss--. 10 "a
FocSD NORTH.
LEAEK. AkEzTK
seattle sc midnight Townsend 500. ---s a n
TUESDAY aud Friday Whaieona - % n
Townsend ~ 4 q n Roche Harbor-i2 50 p IA
Whatcom $3.50. 80 81 y aueoureF. .......z p -
Roche Hashor IA
The company reserves the right 20 change the
tiEnu table or plRees og call ws<houS notice.
DAYS or DEPARTURES FROM sEATTLE
Tuesdays and FadayS
rAYs OF ARRIVAL AT SEATTLE
Tuesdays and Fridays
JOHN A o'BRIEN. Master
Nv PARKER Agent
JOHN IRVING. Manager G. r. ". Co. Id
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wuATrow Avn eFwTA gMoO ROUTE.

v taFtffNE MD El--E1 y = 49, 1EF8FN =
etearaer Eliza Anderson leaves seattle ~ p.
rs Meadays. Wednesdays and Fridays arrives
81 Is hsseafsn =. n. next day Returning leaves
hazcom Tuesdays and Thursdays az >. IN.
SUNDAYS q N. Monday trip 10 SemiahmoG
4. = JACKSON. President
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FAST TraE
.. . IAN srEAAMER MABEL

WIN leave YesleT'Edock ~ A. M. eeeFy Monday.
Wednesday and Friday for TweIve-miie Point.
kdnnnds. Muckilfeo. MarySviiie. Lowell and
Snohoinisn. returning following days a. : 5. m
GEO. I'll. FOSTER, Ageat.
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sTsATrfE roRT row NsEED ROUTE
Il s mai steamer E3sth leaves seattle every
Sas. exeeps sasmraay rs - - . m.s strives It
Port townsend ~ a. m Gext day. Returning
leaves r0gt Townsend - 1885, N. arrives ~ Sc
attic 81 p ~
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yT.Hr rasr AND coxMoproUs rAssESGER

CTEAMER FERsDALE. HUGHES MASTER
Leaves Seattle for Port Townsend every
sunday AZ ,. II. Fare s.
Leaves Port TownseEa Tor DungenesS aud
Port Angeles on Aonsays. Tuesdays, Wednes-
DAYS ana Thursdays NJ s. n. Eetnrnsnx same
day. oa Fridays 1t q n. the teTuua1e leaves
fer Dungeuess, Port Angeles and SEn Juan re-
turning saturday evening" she then leaves PORT
Townsend 81 5 O clock for seattle
~. H. B0GARDrS, Agent
Foot Of Marion street, right hand SIDE OF West
Seattle Perry.
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VIZ st. co.-sTEkMERs WILL LEAVE
w Yeslers dock seattle. daily to< Tacoma
al i8A IA
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THAsD TRANSPORTATION co.-HERsgRr
i q. heecheE. mSneSeE.
rnr srgAMKR roIxr AREsA

THK sTEAMKR roIyT ARESA
leaves seattle every Sunday afternoon at
D m for Port townsend and the san juan
islands from HRfhel1's wharf Leaves Port
Townsend II .. n. everv Monday, " ednesdEy
ard FRIDAY FOR WhAteom, calling at smith s
stand aud Richardson's fyrezfher peraitsing3
argyle. Lnrez. fFsdgF HAThoE, Maple ION Mon
dMy going north and Thursday going SOUTH
Eouhe Harb0s OfeaG and East sound
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HOOPS CANAL RourE-sTKAMER JOSE
III pHlSE

The steamer Josephine win leave Hatfield
ColGan wharf. foot of Marion street. Wednesday
and saturday morning at 5sSu n. FOR Port
Gamble. Seabeck, UEslon City and 81 way points
on Hood.s Canal. Returning leaves InsoEI City
Monday and Thursday morning. For freight or
passage apply e Hatfield -coltnan wharf or on
coasd. JOHN ANDERSON, Master.
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n 0AE0ai@ NsrOs,. SKIN ana Bioos Dlasas.a


TO the LADIES.
We gsxe most carefui REta eenxskRrasa essns.
- s.l ~ & ss assAsss g wo1aen and chliasen goa
$3.50 e II TIE c5E2man foEtlne d0csurs Tail Is
tsige Yen remember tAe Celebrated speciaIlsss
sssRie1 IN every Department 81 rasAslras "a 80
ksGAA e4F'SfEfnfe. me pfafRssax haS hal yssmra
g expsTtence Ia the hcs9ltSls AZ Rrooklya ana
MonRa's Hospital Caisere. New Tork. ans =
eise 81 sile BOSS sEsSs<sfs1 zaa hess anoya gyfls.
role9seNl specialists In this coaafyx
To Young ard AalddIe-Axse haer.
Nervons ifblliss spermagorrheea. seminal
s sssssa s1Assea4 Decay. arising frora iFalzere-
~ Pses On ne i2ce. aversion 20 xseietv eaSifr
discouraged. sack % ccanaenre. tlslf gsysss ~
stxsx 81 nNsaaess. AIS nnsts life 4 burden.
safely, resaaEsntlv and speedily earea
BLOOD And SKIN DaaEksr1
sas 49, $50 moss dreadful IN is resalss
xs sscsss; eAisssrh. &c, permanently cnrea
kidney, Urinary ana Rlaaasr connlsintS
paintAl. dl6iselt, too fruguent burning -
oso~iy Afsne. high eoiere1 ~ With rni1kr seas.
MsAs ca standing. week back. goanoFh1pA.
k1sNe cESttls promptly and safely care.f
SaArSes reasonable
Cu1 Success tm Based lfnor raos~
oas fenedies ses quickly and care permn.
We DO ros claim e. know eyerx.sfnv i, -
t1ei % EaSaietne or diseases or b be ahle q nra
every c4se, but We ~ claim thas 4 isrre exsv,,.
siXs ard ilexcaxlnx practice. with nafaralwfl@a
ssssess 80 sustain II ars sae bes1 proof 81 dao-
kxpeFlepee Is worth everyshins. Kno~,esv.
gained ey consulting VITA critically exaufnsnx
and successfully trsating thousands 81 pareone
q every aEe. sex. profession and oceanaffYss ~.
iee<ea VIII every preseutaele furn ana STAGE ~
atssase. ~ ae4offiky, enables rs 70 assure lhoaa
kaaeeSug with l&e alRiRsiies. that we hAvss nmr-
cessles "a restoring aealth - large minority a
cases treated. even after ether skilled ans er,ne.
gcic piy sis aus have fAlied to effect aT neFu,s
Lent change ter the better
W are pstrunixed by q class OF ladias All
gentlemen too saSaesoes 10 be imposed asnn ~
~ tEAerant Qasc&. and they sre too iuDcpeud.
sak - - ~ SisssEied away IRON physicians who
Persons cAlling &C orr eflce can have The sAsss.
faction ~ q tree consultation. with tha axssarA
anee That they azay depend apou receiving eau
DID opinions honorable, square DEALING Faaana.
af2e charges and no encoHraerynnnf Withoaa 4
prosfecf ok improvement OF emrV
Oar practice Is suHnlte1 iEp0u She results ct shs
bsss msthods. without Inference % Ecaoois af
You win nos b urxsd or persuaded 20 take
treatment aud no Que Will be frraiea unless
there i strong probability Of cure or persnA
pert eenehk Make interragaticns And decide
Tor Yourself
once hours. Froms a N TO d n. san
DAYS to ii n N onsy.
persons unable to visit ~ may b
treated az theig h0saeA by correspondence
Masiicines and Instructions sent By mai &c e.
presa Consultation freaA
Always send stamp when reply e expecfsA
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rokr TowxssSn. yaa. sAAled-ghip Dun
stsanaee
Pokr Bt.Akr1ky. Jan. k--Arrlsea.-ce.nsaa.a.
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pAsx "a - eoluaalA

R2NKR
pASx OF BRITISH coIuMR1A
tEueoSpOrassa er sazAi eAsrssr $3.50
Now e2ea sar hazsRrsz Ia ina
sxarz hsock
eApssAl paid NJ 9saa 90
j SKlrH Wilson. aanarrr
Rranches. san Frxncassn sd. po-ssna.
E0xe EAccFa2 tN1se. 8, NleT0Efss sacnaxes, New
Westminster. NAzaA1no AL Kanioops s ca
sener~l Asukfrx hms.ness tsansAssea, scrssxn
exchanges .saxhs ard seES. traits zad teaa-
gs@fssaaa sf<as5srs sd - she o4aks branches
Ksag- DEPOSITS received sa0sec8 Is eaeek.
lnseress rad "a tsEse isrosits
DExTER HORTON : CO. BASEEEs-
Inc0pOessea ISL
eArsrAI. soNau rSpvloxD rsovrrs Hson
rresieent II. 5. Iaa1
acting AaasssES i. l esz
sisns sxehsnsge aud sesesrapAsc transfers On
New leFk tslesso $ Psni. San srAn,
eAse1, FsrEiAad. ami vassoas raluts
~ M3sAknstes. lreenz and
British CosanahsA
.ssrht AElls q exchange On LONDON. avaaaaas
Collections raAss a al POINTS Gu favorahso
E0ass, stocks and ether vaIuahlea received
Or esposit for SAFE Keeping
ST,AE GUARANTEES LOAN AND Trust 90. :
nFssltf @er
usweEiyn-Dodsa Oailains. seocaass
cArEraE. s2Oen
TrHnsacfs general banking BUSINESS
sAvzsss pErARTxExr
Deposits received IN any amounts from one dollar
upEarGs. znd interest allowed thereon.
Money loaned upou tnproved
f1Fsn ard city real
estate.
Ig4sH :. j. HrSr President
MIlAIAu {. RAILzv yics-Presideas
9. III AEILBE9s. ...-....--- Manager
q = hAxEsh-.--...--- .,.-.-.-S asllssr.
IT. MlSoz, j. y. IowSas. j. X. sxAas
WV, R. FrssgsK
q Z MILLER 3 CO. BANKERS
sewlsa block. ais cOluHabiA ssrsss
GENIAL BANKING suslSEss FEkxsAcrEA
rxehsngs bought and sosa
Investment securities boasAs and soid
: Deposits rcceivsa subject % check.
Interest paid on time deposits.
coilsetions made on All accessible points
puGKr SOUND NATIONAL BANK. OF IS
4 atEle.
Buy and sell foreign and domestic exchange.
transfer roney bYtsierrArh 70 any part 81
the Uaffed States sud Europe. receive
deposits OF moncv and issue pAsz
books or ceruhcates thsreiaz
CORRESPONDENTS
London. " NJ Rothsehnd 4 sous
Paris De Rothschslss Freras
Frankfurt A. NJ. l. N9a etefger a Co
New York. agency Of bank 81 California
chicago, comraerciAi National Bank.
Fan Francisco. the Back Of California
Portland, the Firxt National BANK
BafLrr 6ATzKRr ....... prcsi8eaE
~ r. FENkY 1900. Vice PFesssans.
j. FegTH Observation-Disclosures. .caKs.afsr.
Bank located corner Cherry ana Front stseetS
yAgVIscoNKIIN MORTGAGE Trust CO..
KAssAs CIR And NEW rcAk
Paid mp capital ....-....... sl.seoooo
Loan money on Improved city and farm prop
esty in amounts Of 500 to slea,00. SO
delay in closing ioaua Applies
tons approved and papers
drawn hers. Mnney paid
BY check CT bank
n you hare che security we have the raoneyts
loan. Ans ard all composition met.
T. W ENTZ. General Agent and Examines.
Room /. Mes lin b!osik
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sYgaMKRs


DACTFET COAST STEAMSHIP tu4RAAL
nixnaseh StanzeTs fr0a esastie A. se10ww
For san FTznessco. va Nart Icw1s@as 2-fa
Eiesozta- AZ p n fp2&5enEsS reserved %
board Is . M &4sfsf4z = ~ Is - azA1 =,
ard every nvE oars saerea<teF
Fer As4EkEs J amAFY zzss7 -
Fsum San FrNncEseo snr Victoria saG Ruzes
sounH rewsss Ats 4 m J4nmaFs J. ~. Is. -
- aez1 10 and every ere 6sEs tEerezst&r-
Tickets EAy re detained Is Tie oaEzce q ~
ecErany Is 0cean back Seazt e
E00DAIE. PEEKI.ss = 90.
We ls Market stxuez. s1n Erancsseo. Cal
Tm srW. FAST srnAaEE rAEEHAsEH
--EEAsEs Fo1-
rssa1edy. CorpevsHls. Aracustes. FaEshassn.
Eellsnghera. sehcrae. Whasec1 and vas ports
Monday, Wednesday ard Friday So p. n
Returning. leaves seztsse for Taenaa wednes-
day FRIDAY and sHnasy - - q H from seattle
Warehouse Co.'S ahar-
BAKER. BACON 4 CO. AGENTS. scettla
Z. II WILSON. General Manager, Tacoma
Z. !. CoNGILI-. Agsnxs Kairhaxen.
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(5higsgo, RgE Island & Pacific RJ.

TacsusEnr 1sAmaa East ard yFest q ne . 49, z
a14ag Tise Df-@ss Eess1e 90 asa fEea g : 80
pgyrE K8EANE . Law 2-lsE8s A1ea 49, -
fs-Tg&ssxr MGgNEa VAT MTCNMs hzg5. IS
500 fzxEfs E kEC4.Ez 81. aAM8> 81 49,
FsE5 asTg7s4gss1Sg 8.EAWEzS W 0Hxkt. 49, -
Ssrr-T ssssYsF5za SrsfVNzt ceJIl1H 40 81 Es5S
49, ssETEYtrs EEsa EaEsgrsE& 49, - = 49,
srzsz esErE GO. cz1sSSF fs@-k-s Ass4 $3.50
- 5000 eeY 49, EnEsza 1se1s4rN Lers n.t-
= Ts9Fs- - 4 6a4 81 = ExI1 &0zs-
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SEATTLE PERRY
RATLWATx

RAELHATx
cEATTLE. LAKE SHORE q EASTERN RAIL
Tine Of arrival and departure Of trains
from sesitse
pAlLY. Kxcgpr SUNDAY
orsou,A Bend. snoquai. 80 49,
rsle snd way pointsS 80 sm sispm
For Gilman and way poiufs. sS5Rm si5pn
poisfs........................-S ss5pm sbpm
Fer Suburban points ten trains daily each way.
SUNDAY TgAIsA
For South Send. Snoanal9
mie Gilman ana Way{ ssSam 7Apm
FS .., sa.he'ntsA sae way 4@ sapm
For SUBURBAN points six srains each way.
f.. " RUFF. 6ea. Pass. AEt
J, ". D. HoLBRooK AanAser.
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY -THE ONLY
TRASscoNTIEKETAL LINE
Running solid trains from
PACIFIC TO ATLANTIC COAST
-cosEsEtss orr
Pslaca Sleeping and pasloF cars.
Elegant day coaches.
Eommoeious coaonist saeepsrg ezrs-the latter
THROUGH TICKETS
To 50 Paai. Chicago. Detroit, Toronto. Mon
treai. srearr. Hatiiax. * JoAa. New
YORK. sossos. rorsland. aud Ali
points n the gnite4 States
and Canada,
Can be purchased a. less rata than via any
Passengers booked 70 aaa from all EarOps4a
rosna
Fer rates. mars aud particulars call on o. a6
{. q MccoRn
No wsshsngson street. Portland. o.
EH. Mc3ESNEsS. Seastie. NJ
TE BgoNS. AT ssea. Frsixat ana rAssaa.
ser Aseat. Vancouver, = q
fcFFespoas'enee respectfully ssisested
Canadian Fasaas Co., pSss0ssce-
ITO sAS FRANCISCO. eAL-Br Nay or
SOUTHERN PACIFIC cos LINZ
Tns xouxE szAszA EorTa
cnseksE IN tine rhsn saJ okhw Fozts
EeEwcsa
sEAITIK And sAS FEASCGsco
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~ Yeas faa Msntug eaniaf50as Aisee
ra.eaenis y IT, Ns s,oEssnek ..
eslpssoek 7 +. ga. Commonwealth. :
sopt, e. - knrekN Consolidated, g. -
. ssss'. q - uamessssN. . a.. gsoaa silver
- elsiafso. 50 ID
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eAfsIAl- ssssa

ovsser wsrs xee EAs'o -, sKarrEE
3sarss Erfsesea as fnsEfxaes Nren vea1 sstAse
sEsses wezrAa.sesnE Gssasxss psasssr1sS7 Ase4EsAi
= - 81 81 ssssa "a a1s@sNE1 tsieN
f Aseaasss Is 10 est exFsEa t1e @sAass q
- zsx.s4 s.-ss &sz saz& sasssself'A Il A AsFESs 4
,everxs ss4srns7s& SRI fEiSaTS* tsS 2nsssTess
seass - seaakses 8sszfsg Szees A. SaS3s. eEst al
sxssaz.s. Kstaass11sz sness 2ss1&&sAses
=. EAh ks5ztt kTsszHS e 49, -
F8 soy NATssgA 6 -AlN<N t1e9-FEs&
&E AAkEE fet4fF,
-r-Hr wa=agxaros xhTsosAL BANK
GA nHAzsia
A1EsEN s1aeNs - so SHf@@ "a -
1mkzA &AEs 4AE' SAk&%A
r q fsak8Ee e..4s4.sts. tSe 49,
~ = EezzFE &C. 3sse 49,
III NAGzN* ss-e@-~-
EAE1rAI. szMan
Tgazxa<as gezerk sAziA4zg easzaesA
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tlnenxporase1 bv rayAi cAsTser 1879
Sow c2ea Tor hazsnrsS ia ina
STAR hsock
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BARNARD OPPOSITION line
sAS FRANCISCO 10 FusgT souSn
one a the so,iowfEx a Steamships
RAYTlES RETrBT1c.
SIGNAL
Wl MsNEToS
NlN sSfl a. asIlass ftoal ssn Fssaessre. Hay
gssa keF@b3ie. 5AaH&sg 5 Na& At3mtce-
tea Carrying taeskas AID gk&esa-
EEFs as Tea8es4 ras&s-
Cs.2saE e. fess E8wassas, sss1ise aa6 Tacaaga
go freight ~ passage annss Is
J. A. HATFst.9. sssnssal 2e'aat. tIssaelEs SHAFT
2. RkgSABu & co. Ansss. 90 HztsExy street.
SsM EesA sse4 Sa1.
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Sam yggTlgulE EXPREgs TRkINs

- zfresssk czzG&sa. R-e3E<1es sFas ksesta,.sa@
- - - Fs1,as ~ Nc F3pNfs NssSszE ~SN
49, s.s-y-as.Ts CHICAGO IzS A<1TskN CO. 81.
80 80 FFa AzA Cx&I{A- 49, - f+e y.
- spz4sr car - ss1&ks8 &S-&1SA 49, A t.A
sksEg ssgs assa 9sEE3z41. ~lA ~ 4zkss1 Z. sx 49,
- cs4v axa xsYakSa- &sszaisxsa G4zsszS = stsls
esaaz * a. gzaarE a<4 A.kzsz&E ktfBt ES+tse sisA
- .ags4N sHzsre e. Exsa3as - 4sa9 t4ssA sa4A+
49, Ssssvzss-s4 Lee Aa@sses Nsa sac szle sesas
49, - EssA 10 Es4a sFsE8 kss28 4sA4s 4Aa1@e
- - - s1s tsszA ssa se2zs4ks-saEs as
- f4s-ss~sk5sssls os Esssssgazai1.
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EAFTrAL. xNan
TsAAsa<aa EE2srk aAaiA2zg s4s&nssA
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sssnsrSt aaE ktrg h1saess xrsnsAatsa; scresxn
e1ShaaEe .ssaxAt ard Sets. Gratis zad teae-
gT2fa1g tszazsexs sod - The NAak. S branches,
asse On Sew Narx, bnteagu Eanasa ard Hang
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from them and give II TO those friendly
TO our cause. The quickest way 30 stop
them throwing slurs at the alliance Is for
us 10 withdraw our support and patron
age from them. Brothers, lot MS stand
shoulder TO shoulder and vote AZ a unit
this fall, and then our victory will be
sure and certain, the ~. o. p" To the con
trary Notwithstanding. II we fail this
fall II will be long years before thepeope
OF the state Of Kansas will have another
state convention like unto the one at To
peka August l3, 1890. But we will not
faill The voters are pulling into line
with US every day. The people are be.
coming more educated ever day 10 the
wrongs they have TO endure from the
dlctators Of this government. They are
coming out and saying they will no
longer vote for their old parties. They
are done with them forever. Strike for
freedom the 4th Of next November.
From A BRoTHER.
The advocate., 1890-09-17
OBITUARY.
OsAwKEH, Kan, September 8.

OsAwKEE, Kan, September 3.
EDITOR AnyooATE;-Ata regular meet
ing of Mt Pleasant sub alliance, No 80,
the following resolutions Of coincidence
were adopted:
Whereas, Our young and highly esteemed
esteemed brother, VIM. Denner, has been
accidentally shot and killed in the state of
Nevada, and
Whereas, II has pleased God in His in-
finite wisdom 10 remove from our midst our
beloved brother; therefore be il
Resolved, That we humbly bow our heads
in submission TO His holy will, and
Resolved, That we extend TO the bereaved
family our heartfelt sympathy in their great
aftliction; and
Resolved, That memorial page be set
apart in our records for these resolutions.
Resolved, That copy of these resolutions
be furnished his family, and also to The
ADVOCATE for publication.
Z. M. LAKE,
H. j. CUTLER.
w. II. S. MIELY,
The advocate., 1890-09-17
MAZE. Kan.. September 6
A. j. DIETRICH.

EDIT0R ADvoCATE:-O alliance, No.
1922, Of Maize, Kan, meets every two
weeks and ls in a ilourlshing condition.
We now have seventy members, and with
theexception Of one or two ofthem,all will
vote the straight alliance ticket Our al
lance heartily endorsed the st. Louis
platform, and if we work together with
zeal and energy / see no reason why our
labor will not be crowned with success.
/ hope, and / have many reasons to be-
lieve, that we will soon be from under
the chains Of bondage. Then, and not
till then can we virtually call ourselves
free men.
Ihave sent few subscribers to your
valuable paper and hope to send more.
May success crown THE ADVOCATE and
lts proprietors ID. Il. EDoNGToN,
Secretary Starwano Union No 1922.
The advocate., 1890-09-17
BANNRR OITY, september 4


EDITOR ADvooATE;-Brothers in the
alliance, stand firm and solid, The o. p's.
are trying every measure known to them
TO divide our votes this fall and thereby
elect to Office their own men; men whom
we eau not vote for under any Clrcum-
stances, because they are in the power Of
monopoly, either Of their own free wills,
or by compulsion. Brothers, we have our
candidates for office in the field, men
who have pledged themselves TO stand
by us In our demands as laid down in the
SO. Louis platform; men who will not sell
us out, as has always been the case here
tofore. Any one that was at our state
convention could see that our candidates
meant just what they said. Old party
papers are throwing out slurs about the
peoples party and theirCandidates Their
occupation seems to be abuse and that
OF the lowest kind. Brothers, do as We
have done here in our alliance, pass
resolutions boycottlng all papers that are
OF enmity with U.s. Withdraw all support
The advocate., 1890-09-17
CARnoNpALE, september lO.

EDITOR ADvOcATE;- Please announce
through your paper that Ridgeway ALI
ance No, O36 will hold basket picnic at
Masters grove, one mile north Of Ridge
way, and four miles east Of Carbondale
on September 20. All sub-alllances in
Usage and adjoining counties as we'll as
the general public are cordially invited to
attend. Should like TO have alliances
come in delegations as much as possible,
with banners and flags flying. Dan
Campbell, Of Iowa, who comes recon-
mended as second TO none as a speaker,
will address the people. Come one, come
all, and bring your baskets we'll filled,
and have good time. Exercises to begin
alto o'clock. BY order Of committee
Respectfully yours,
A. j. DIETRICH.
The advocate., 1890-09-17
CORRESPONDENCE.
VrNrEa, September 3.

VTNrEa, September 5.
EDITOR ADvoCATE:-I herewith send
you a postal note for $3.50 in payment
for ten subscribers TO THE ADVOCATE at
25 cents each ] got them all here in
town yesterday. Only two Of them are
members Of the farmers alliance. They
take the ADVOCATE because they want
something that Is authority upon the sub
jects Of the day.