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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-25
THE FARMER LEFT OUT.
From ,no cblcago Herald.

From mo chicago Herald,
The farmers Of the country are IN q
much worse situation than the wall
street speculatoB, but Government
does nothing 10 help them out, Buy
ing bonds worth S600OO00O VIII not
raise thomorlgage on one Kansas farm.
The operation Will not lower the price
OF one article the farmer Is obliged TO
buy of increase the price OF one product
no has 10 dispose Of, While the Secre-
tary Of the Treasury is buying bonds 10
accommodate Wall street speoulators
Congress is passing u tariff bill that
win make thecondition of every farmer
In the country worse than " now ls,
The proposed law will take many mil
lions Of dollars from farmers which Will
pass into the National Treasury, where
the Secretary can use 10 for buying
bonds for the purpose of helping out
the stock gamblers Of Wall street.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-25

A THEOLOGICAL chap has been try.
ing 10 do up the WOman's News Of
Urbana, Ohio, The Woman's News
says.
HJohn w. Yeisloy, Ia theological stu
dent late Of philadelphia, Pa, claiming
10 be manager OF Tho Journal Agency,
has shown himself fraud by sondilg
10 tbia office tho names OF numerous sub.
acrlbcrs for The Woman's Nowe and
10 forward the money therefor,
and now falling 20 pay over any money or
10 Give any account OF himself. Pass him
and enforce the law Of his state
ngainet him. The Woman's News will
furnish tho evidonco.p
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-25

CoNaREssMAN CnEADLE, Of Indiana,
made A vigorous holt yesterday Ia the
House, and scored the Republican ma
iority In plain and plaintlye
language, on their attempt TO seat the
negro LangBton, who was not elected,
and ungeat Venable Dem) who was
elected by o large majority His speech
demoralized the Reed-McKinley gang,
aud hasty adjournment was taken.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-25
IA oonsumpt,on Inourablop

Read the following. Mr.. G. II. Nor
ris. Newark, Ark, says. was down
with abscess Of lungs, and friends ana
physicians pronounced me an incurable
consumptlve. Began taking Dr. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, am
now on my third bette and able 70
oversee the work on my farm. IL IL the
finest medicine ever made.
Jesse Mlddlewart. Decatur, o. says
aIIad Il not been for DIR. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption / would
have died Of Lung Troubles, Was
given up by doctors. Am now IN best
OF health Try IL. Sample bottles
free at Durbrin, Wright n Cos. drug
store.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-25

TIE spectacle Of George l.. Converse
Of Columbus advising Democrats of the
Sixteenth district 10 vote for Mckinley
because he Ia q friend OF the sheep 10 an
sample OF gall, which unlike the Gaul OF
Caesar is not divided into three parts.
Who is George Converse A renegade
Democrat, taken out Of Congress eight
years ago by his outraged constituency
and his retirement was emphasized by
his defeat In u convention that avOwed
ita reasons and it8 purpose, He had
proved renegade, To-day there " II
pesUieroua cabal, Dave Harpster, a tax
dodger, Columbus Delan0, with a Cabi-
net cloud over him, absurd Bill Law
renee, who constitute themselves u
Sheep Association. They levy tribute
on the sheep raisers OF the country and
they spend 5000 of II In paying Con
verse salary as their attorney, and
about as much more TO enable few Of
them TO hang around the lObbiea OF
Congress.
Here Is the hired attorney Of the
sheep ring, u man hanging on to a
sleeps tail for u livelihood, assuming
the guise OF an unbiased Democrat and
proilerlng advice that Democrats
should vote for the tool Of his ring. IL
is not In the power Of the NEWS DEMO.
CRAT TO read any man out of party,
George Converse, however, was read out
years ago. His plea for Mckinley is
The argument Of salaried lawyer He
is no more a wool grower than John l..
Sullivan Is q gentleman, He cares no
more about sheep than he does for
humanity In general, He is a sheep
lawyer, and he gets his fee,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-25

THE advertising, by paid articles, of
the great champion of monopoly still
goes on. The latest dodge In the dodger
form is an illustrated article by
"Hawk,D TO appear in the Cleveland
Penny Press, W. Il. Miller ispreparing
the illustrations. II will contain cuts
of McKinley's library and rooms IL is
intended for free distribution and TO
strike the eyes Of the groundlings with
majestic awe.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-25

UNLESS bribery Is wholesale, John G.
Warwick will be elected by majority
that will make McKinley's campaign
look insignificant youngstown Vim
dlcator
There will be wholesale attempts at
bribery, but there will be wholesale en-.
deavors TO thwart ". There is TO be no
foolishness In this campaign. Briber
and bribe taker will be pursued relent.
legAlv
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-25

TIE Wyoming election was held yes.
terday. The Associated Press dis
patchte, which are always colored
largely in the interest of the Republi-
cans, concede that the Democrats have
mace large gains AS large mum
Der Of Democrats were disfranchls,
ed by trick of the territorial leglsla-
ture, a Democratic gain was not pre-
dicted. We shall wait for later returns.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-25
AN OUTSIDE VIEW.

trtom tho rltttburg uhfoplole-foogaphl
The Rev. Howard MaoQueary Of the
Episcopal church NJ Canton, o., 10 TO
be tried for heresy II Is said, as soon as
Bishop Leonard can prepare for II, We
thought II had been agreed TO let the
matter drop on condition that Mac
Oueary read the creed as usual In pub
lie and entertain himself with his here
sy in private.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-25

The scare over the Mckinley bill ia
not confined TO Europe,-INew York
World.
No the scare is located at many
points. 1t Is all over Iowa, Wieconsin,
Illinois and a dozen other Western
states. and there is quite a deal of IL
In the 10th district OF Ohio.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-25

THE House has manufactured Re
publican majority, and yet, for four
days II has adjourned without doing
one particle Of business, Reed failing to
see a quorum. Yesterday Major Nc
Kinley made the greatest effort Of his
life. He eaid 81 move that the House
do now adjourn" And 80 great q man
is he that the House adjourned.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-25
puotlon'a Arnoa salvo.

The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fsyer Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Childrens Cornes, and all Skin Erup.
lions. and positively oures Piles, or no
pay requlred. IL is guaranteed to give
peffeot satisfaction, or money refund.
cd. Price % cents per box. For sale
by Durbin Wright " o.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-25

THE Mckinley bill caused 0 two
million dollar failure in Boston yester-
day. The firm Is the old banking house
Of II. Gardner Chase & 90. The failure
is entirely due $50 says the Associated
Press dlspatch) to tight money mar
ket.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-25
Health is Wealth!

ia, n, q, WEaT'h NHRVH AND liHAlH fhhAf'
ISN'T 3 guaranteed hpeelno fnl iyalnHA Dlthl
nhla O0nYuhiNna, rith, Nervous Neuralgia, knha.
ache Nervous ftuhtfAtlun caused hI ihe use OF
klo0hOi OF tobacco, WAkpfiunrasi hlrulAl pepfrh1
On uft6niug of thh hfalu resulting No insanity
and leading ~ misery decay and death, Premature
Od Age, hAITeunnis Luas ~ fOWrf ln rllhef hpti
involuntary inasfa hnd hptfWAl1ffhWA caused hf
oVers6HuTll0n 0f tho brain hplfsAbusr of 1yhfslns
dniFenpe, tAoh bon contains one Wnnlhh test
menL ui 100 boz, or hlN boxes Tor th,ul, sent "
mall prepaid on receipt u price
WIZ QUARANTINE SIN nONRs
10 cure any case, with each order received na
for 6lT boxes accompanied win 5000 Wu VIII nl
inohoy IN tho treatment does not eneot 4 cure,
Guarantees Issued only ny nufbln, Wright 90,
~ N MAfket HL, Tho Popular nfug Vh NJ
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-25
$500 Reward!

WE will pay the above reward for any case OF
Liver Complaint Dyspepsia, SICK Headache, lndi-
Hoatpn, Constipation or COstyrnohH We cannot euro
with Vests Vegetable Liver Pills, whom tho dirOos
tlOnH arc strictly complied with They are purely
Vegetable, and mover tai 10 glyo aAtuiaetlon, ~.
gar Coated, Large boxes, containing 10 fllla 10
conta For sale by Ml Druggists, beware OF cpuns
torfou, ana limitations, The Funuinn inhnuihc-
turod only by JOHN y, WEST 90, Hold by Dur.
bin, Wright a Co., aud The Popular Drug Cot Qans
Canton, ", sdNwsmuns wudsfrt
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-25
sick Hoadacho

Loose's rcd clover pills cure ,sicl Head
ache Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Constipa-
ton, % cents per box, boxes for 81. For
aalo by all driigRistP,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-25

.GN1,, NtH, Allon,e Pntlalcn Fnoc ulonoh,
"I|I.L LtytiUluVn Hair Muh Mamma nufn, iOr duyels
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u ~ uua hnlt. bang dfraanH All goods Whnlthale
~ II aud retail Send 90 nr Illustrated circular
4 - Iull line Of nnt hair goods Mrs. Il, W, Allen,
Esib Wgyi Ay, usiuit hl,h BOLD ~ dfugritu
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-25

THE Senate passed 80 private pension
bills Yesterday In 30 minutes.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-25
WITHOUT ASKING QUESTIONS yah Al H S1oI ,Ss S%as @ to pr Mon
TREATS ALL DlSGlSES BY CORRESPONDEECI

TREATS AIL DISEASES BY CORRESPONDENTS.
Send full weight build complexion and eneoaa
stamp for reply and you WIN be told all Of complaints without
Registered Letter Postal New York ASyS S or
nearest express and poSohce possible call NJ tho
No. 80 North Market Street.
Address all letters DR. CHAs MENDENHALL No. 80 North Morot
oVleoS Sauoon Onlo. p2bdm-d&w
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-25
SUFVRRTNG HTTM "a MTTY

Amy person afflicted with Consumption oua Rheumaom Fts
Blood Poison ear
Disease stomach Liver and Kidney Diseases BghtS Dee Dropoy Catarrh
Female Diseases Lost Manhood and all private Diseases o
and all diseases Of the Eyes Deafness and all diseases bar and a
Chronic and Nervous Diseases will do well ca ~
CONSULTATION FREE CONsuITATo Fppr
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-03
Ear. as Cis.r-Hoiders.


The women OF Rufmah. like the smokers
Of Siam, use their ears as cigsr-holders. but
they use them in o different way. Every
Burmese girl prides herself on the size of
the hole she can make in the lobes of her
ears. and hare seen Burmese ears which
had holes in them ~ big around asa nap
hin ring. These holes are made when the
girls are young. and tho lobe both stretches
and grows until IL gets a. big around as tho
thumb q big honed man. Into these
haies some III the poorer womeno Of Burinsh
put their cigarettes and cigars when they
move from one place 20 another.
Cigars are mere used than any thing else,
and the burmese cigar Is the biggest OF its
kind IN general use. 1t is from eight 10 ten
inches long aud Is often more than an zach
In diameter. The burmese womsn are very
beautiful and even their biz cigars cannot
take away the beauty OF their JUICY red
lips. They make the mouth look little
large while they are in them. but il resumes
its natural kiz. when the young lady hold
ing her cigar between her two first fingers,
blows the smoke out in a stream. Ii is not
unusual for Burmese maiden TO make her
lover bundle III cigars "a present during
their conrtship. and some OF the hest of
the Burmese imported cigars are made by
Wotueu
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-03
Two ~taries ef the Bar.
Nsw MARI HNrstf


Jasige~lt wonld be more respectful TO
this cears. sir. Il yea would keep your
hands out os your pockets. Why don . you
do -. slFi
ileiendsnt-Just for The novelty Of the
thing. youf hanor.
judge Novelty What dye mean,
Defendant Fact j.. yaar honor, my 81.
teraey has bad las hands ia there SO long
l'ns tivklsd 10 death a. ges chance at
them myself.
Al the tsasg OF a ease iarymsn being
absent from has seat. all the others t~esae
oreupse4 = ,tog. hooking fer his master.
gnietiy sestk possession OF tae vacAnt chair
Yea sSe. NJ. said The ja,lxe,
saTesas 10 one q the counsel. that tie
lary S seats are all oecartssi. Are soa
isaax "a proved -
The Attorney Addressed raised hls glasses
80 bis cyes. sud. ssses hf.et survey Of the
Jury bax. rsplsesf
\ ear honog. thas seilow mighi 10 as
Judge. bgg | saeela e&fe - tsast hsaa log
igFYmAn
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-03

bStFnth ffte lKE>s4
kin sit Mlssus Artichoke Jones ar
rested" qaeried an aged eolor,d woman
at police headquarters yesterday.
what for ?" asked the sergeant
''She has dun irowed mo- dan TO humid
red dead cats into my darter's back yard. :
why ditn't your daughter como down
aud complaint 2"
kase she lets folks tired on her. Hain't
got no mo grit dan grasshopper.'
We'll We'll sce about il"
Wiil she so 10 Jail fur ten y'arsf"
Hardly"
"kur tive -
Probably not"
"liu, won't she 30 10 Jail 'tatlg'
4 don't think se.'
Den you iess drap he haii business an
leave II 10 mel III 10 home an fling cats
iato her yard 'tiIl she cani get OUT deahs
III ding fa hundred six hundred bull
uagsnlosds II ae biggest an' lie dcadest cats
In BE world Nea dun keep right away
lac managing dis Business. an II | ,soaa
make Mrs. jones tired den you Kin sot ne
down far a child
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-03


One night year ago there we're half .
dozen Of US to go up 10 the village hotel in
the rickety old bus, and among the crowd
was solemn-iooking old chap dressed in
very plain goods and wearing a coonskin
cap. II was the typical village b otel land
lord in the barroom, a very fresh young man
behind the register, mighty little for sup
per, and that poorly cooked. and there was
more or lass growing. The man with the
ooonskin cap was treated very hrusquely
by the clerk, and the frowsy headed waiter
girl didn't seem to care whether he had
anything to eat or not He did't say much,
but il was evident that he was mad.
After supper, the landlord and Coon
skin" had private confab. When il was
ended the old man came down stairs,
opened the front door, and then tn rned to
the clerk and said:
sYos gitF'
What do you meant"
"a have rented this hotel Skipi"
The clerk put on bis coat and hat and
walked out. The "Coonskin'' then sent
word TO the cook aud waiter girl TO be out
in half an hour. and for the barkeeper TO
vacate by noon the next day. He kindly
allowed us to stop over night. but we had
To get our breakfast at a bakery. By noon
the doors OF the hotel were locked up, signs
OF sClosed" posted, and IS We footed ii
down TO the depot the solemn old man
thawed out sufficiently To observe:
Il m after seven more of 'em along this
line OF railroad, and if can shut EN- up
the public win be IN my debt have fig-
urea it ont 20 my entire satisfaction. and
truly oelieve that three fifths OF the crime
in this country5s melted by poor hotel-keep-
sur -
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Too Polite.
ExAminer


old Judge FeFnaisI. 81 santa barbara. has
the reYn saton OF BEING The po;isest man IN
California. he never loses an opportunity
~ dol bits bat or 10 otter sonae slight xs,@u-
ton 30 xayiarIng men aid women one
DAY, a. be sas about 60 take the train for
san Francisco, he reached the rear ssens Of
che last car juss ss they we're approached
by Young priest After the cloth - sasd
stse chiyalrac iadse, steppsTsg hack with a
eourtiv bow, tray HAIRS have the prefer
ence returned the PRIEST sstA q splendid
wAve os the hand, The church siwAys
has psecessence, retnTted the Judge. taking
another backward step. hat IL hand The
sharya feRsoSs n sAe foosssers Of the
fathers, gsps1rsa the priest, eowin~ low
ans Indicating The way 60 The sseps TA@
duel - r<sssenesx was cot half through
nssfbes yssst8nx an inch. whea the train
pulled eas. leaving both eoxfng ard sasl.
sEs ga The platform.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-03
CONTRACT LET.

There has. seemingly. been some doubt
- 20 the permanency OF the Anacortes
activity. Jealous spectators who have
not been fortunate enough to make early
purchases there. have attempted to char
acterise the magic growth Of this young
giant Is boom" However. they have
been unable TO turn aside the public's adj
niiration and confidence. A contract has
been let for an elegant hank and hotel
building. brick and stone. to cost $40, 600
A branch of one of Seattie's banking
houses win be started there within : few
days.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-03
rnE NEXT rorx.
m Antt- 1tailaa Reviews thc Cardinals
- france. England and America.
London telegram

- - 1o@4SFs "0R&0WO 0VW - meftt8s
London Telegraph.
Another hold book, which merits more
aloontion than has hitherto been devoted
- Is has been written by NJ. Jean de Bon
uofon. the French journalist who was ex-
pelied from Berlin on famous occasion.
The volume. entitled ''In Pare de De-
main" contains strong protest against
the Increasing tendency on the part Of the
Vatican 10 turn the Roman Catholic
church into an Italian vestry. and 10 bow
down before the hchests Of Germany.
After having vented his spleen ON the
Italian eceiesiastics. NJ. de Ronnefon has
nothin. but compliments for Cardinals
LAvlgerie. Newman. Manning and Gibbons
The French cardinal. ct course. stands
mt In his estimation. and So great is Mgr.
Layteeries influence at the Vatican that.
according 10 his champion and fellow
countryman. the Maechiaveglis OF the
pope's palace do their utmost 10 keep him
trom coming in contact With his holiness:
pevsrthcleSs. the African archbishop and
onti~slavcry apostle always manages 10
sepel his foes with the holiness OF an AM
oSjcan s'intrrviewer," and succeeds In
oeeing the pope whenever he likes.
In the chapter headed THE Cardinals of
Her Gracious Majesty" NJ. de Rannalon
oketehcs Cardinals Miriam, Manning, New
man. Howard. His chief English hero is
John Henry Newman, who. he says. s'is
rtgarded with much more favor a, the
Vatican than is Cardinal Manning. who
reminds fore Leo too much of his rreis.
oesscr, Pho Mono. from whom the arch.
bishop Of Westminster received The ear.
dinai's hat. Cardinal Newman1s psosao.
ton 10 the papacy would not irrltate Ger
many. and "would convince orthodox pe,,-
re and protestants that = convert eos.li
become pope
Mere, however. than Cardinal Newman,
the archbishop Of Baltimore is the a.ssaira.
ton Of N. de RonneEon. Cardinal Gibbons
heverything combined, an ascetsc OF the
early church. a saint. and at the same time
practical organizer and administrator.
Who valiantiy defends the workman against
ehe capitalist AT The Vatican the slesri.
can cardinal Is feared and respected a. A
mclera ST Paul Who knows bat What
~ vii be the pore.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-03
A uamorous Dictionary.

A Spark of Genius One who knows when
to 10 honie.
Cat and Dried The man who was with.
erred hy glance
Returned With Thanks-Graee before
meat.
Music by the Rand The organ grinder.
A itae OF Business The lynehers' rope
A Pack" Animal-The cigarette fiend.
The Pale Of Civilizssion-Fa Face powder.
Booted and Squared The slow horse.
The Cream of the joke-ice cream.
A Buy word and Reproch- Doodle.
out tn the Cold a handkerchief.
Eaxea Up Regardless The glass eye,
4 Roagh Estimate Figuring on Sansira.
per-
With Might ard Name The lion.
l4Ehs an3 shzac A window
A Military Heir The Son Of a gun.
An Utter Failure The stammerxr.
\ Household Word Mortgage
Ready Writer The ilfe-eoat
The FIRST Person Singular Adam
An Heir-iine The birth notice.
No Sooner SAID Than Done Amen.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-03

~ Womnn Whs Ahfrks Eesponsssiti-
- Lases IN Other Fsikss aiouses.'
HAspcrs Bazaar.
here II her home Z" asked one OF the
~, sottinG her crochet needle cross
o hetWeen hsr lips and stretching her
- otgaieht across her knee.
~ otber peoples spare rooms" an
~ ne ether, laughing little; and no
u ~ comment Was made, for both knew
<vpo well. A rolling stone that gathers
ote moss than can comfortably filione
! ~ Mbjch will comfortably I'LL . corner
~ ~ gnost-chsmber. II h the woman
= ~ no sense Of acquisitiveness, no
& 1ctne ambitions that yearn toward =
III Asled with glossy linen, whence come
s - odors from lavender bags. and the
II q The shelves are fluffy with towel
- She h . human cuckoo. greedy Of
& meet order and peace Of home. fain Of
4 = warmth and comfort Of nests wifely
~ kayo t0iled and denied themselves to
~ olmost any woman with the woman's
Nh may make herself some personal
4 to q IL great mansion Of life
Aooo afe surprising number Of these
on parasites who Hive out their lives Ia
- PEOPLES houses, partaking of the
participating In all their comforts and
~ md rendering no equivalent in re-
Sgx \ busy woman said not long ago:
Gheuld accept I'll the invitations get
3 eo4 nesd no homo At ALL" and the
80 finds u. with little management
3 large circle Of acquaintanccs. an
Y thlng - spend her entire time very
ooron1ly b spare rooms. She h not an
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4 N.u aA tea.


= A casefrrsssrs yoUne sfeessaesaa in
NAshlugtce. rsesatly nsars5sd. sho had
Scs sSlaa ta sgsisd Ehv sveasax dean tawa
wish Scssae friends ffoga Nsw York. Mas
shocked ~ Gaa. a. he Was at~sas IN -
hssae. shAt his aex ssix hst hai. Ia sane
Unexplained maa~es. eecesae badly
samplsA. Sleeps thai "t3sek vuus hat
While yea wait bah song hvea closed, and
sos moment B~uetiscs = - ia distress. bat
his Ingenuity asa ues ssal asua. Stsrfsnx
into restaurant Eshsesi t.v electricity. he
soea found an snesaaeserns lamp attached
IS seng aexIbae conductor. aaa wish Essls
be destly and quickly sroneI eat TIE
wEAnkses fFoa hSs battered tsle ansi hast
enel home 40 hls uAitsag wifs-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-03
RAILWAY
Hi
Development

The many readers Of this paper havs
been pisassd to note the recsnt announce
ments Of the intentions Of the Northern
Pacific Railroad Company to continue thar
road north 20 the Canadian line, with !
feeder into Ship HarboF. or - Il IL letter
known. Ansoortes. The surveying party
has been ordered ont. and We viii soon
hear Of orders going forth to contract for
grading and track-Iaying. This insures
two railroads for Anacortes within the
next year-there being now some q miles
OF the q. !. Co.'S roadbed ready for track
laying.