davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06
A Maanillon Business Mans Lifo Saved
pn II Rurl fslaa9s lasar G6iSasaD. Sa ssSDI jao ~ ,'

MAhhlhinNt W hnnl ~ lhfint
IN, N RuAaHLL nuHHHn, Columbus, uhioi
Dear hlr-Alnw mu 70 thank You tor the great
benrnt have deilyud from your itoAtnont tho laHl
aiS months, afiur tuiNflng as ana, nutud mlheil
ahd treating with ph,uiuhnh lar ana near, unlll
was unable ~ take caro- Oi my plnb ut hualnuah
noticed your advertisement ana ~ once applied
yOu And found tie only man Wiu WA Ablo 70 dhH
iuhh my ra4N OhTuuu uAiafIhal indigestion And nui
y0uh piUatfnll0n And your treatment hN not ulll
htnulurd me hlt hna iuadO u uuw man OF ne ana
Would moi tAto ebnuiur the hrnrnt ! have do ivru
fi0m your course nf treatment thayu conyofH nj
with mary OF your patients In our county a. d have
not found asnglu one but has boon greatly honuhit
Or rurrd anil NJ N With pleasure that ! fOfnmnoht
nil AFFLICTED with any blnd NJ loun standing Ant
h Unc disease 10 avail themselves Of your aupO lOi
SIN, ~ nn positive, nom no mAuntr IN Whirl
y0u treated Ant turud mo- lnt you Htu t0t Ouly
au0illnr hud gfcAi phys rlHn hul ~ N Nl brt
ifr An honest man, nn" NhO hon hNy Tolls hls ~
tlunla tholr tue rpndlHun hnd Whrlhur they can III
cured or not fpr tuli n'lfnn Wuull hdNaH uiOa
whO hnyO iHilod 10 gui fdlrl elsewhere 10 HU ami n
Toast nud out lhoit tfuo condition aud whO,Of thrl
are outnhu ar not,
ynura ut0at alnrNrpiV nNouOu gOituuu
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06

TIE farmers of jefferson county, o.,
held meeting on Wednesday, To dis.
ouss some plan for the improvement of
the country roads. A proposal TO Is.
sue county bonds to the amount OF
100000 for the purpose, led to a wrang.
10 which almost ended In a fight, and
then the bond proposition was voted
down. This means that bad roads
will continue In old Jefferson.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06
WE'LL WORM WATCHING.
Lrrnm lho LnnI.yllIe conrler.JonInnll

TTTWH wv NNWT7'TIIV N"HII0I '""WTHHIIT
Matters IN Congress have reached an
interesting stage, Manufacturers are
there demanding such changes on the
tariff as will enable them 10 recover all
they expended 10 elect Harrison, while
Mr., Reed is evidently ht instrument
OF a revolutionary junta, The daily
proceedings In Congress may well be
watched with anxiety by all lovers OF
free institutions.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06

MCKINLEY continues 10 get In his
work on the pOstoillces Of the district
Yesterday w, James was appointed
poslmaster at Lamartine, Carroll ooun
w. vice j.. Shumbaugh, removedi D.
smith was made postmaster OF Lima,
Vile, vice II. O. Ware removed, and
j. POLAND, Of North Lawrence, vice IL
Muller resigned,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06
BnoTHnR sURpoN's sAbU I'm,


WE greet with hearty welcome the
return Of oomrade Sherwood TO the ed
itorship OF that sterling and veteran
Democratic journal, the STARK CouN'
TY DEMOCRAT. The DEMOCRAT III a
bulwark OF the party In Ohio aud with
General Sherwood as commander, q
power In the interests Of the people OF
the whole country, We salute
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06

THE Democrats OF Summit county
would like 10 be put Ia u Congressional
district with Stark. We hope that The
Ohio Legislature viii 30 place them
The Democracy OF Summit 10 making
rapid gains ana II placed In u Demo
cratic diatrlct will Just about wipe out
the Republican majority there,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06

KELLEY, the sneak thief who was
tried lorss stealing Gen, SherwO0d'S
aword, was acquitted In Toledo yester'
day. He proved nm alib; that at the
time of the theft he was doing duty IN
the Cincinnati Work House for anoth'
or theft.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06
nuchlnn,n Arnioa ealye.

The best salye In the world for cnts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Hheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chepped Hands
Childrens Cornes, and all Skin Erup'
tlona, aud positively cures piles, or no
pay required, IL is guaranteed 20 give
perfect satisfaction, or money refund
ed. Price 20 cents per box, For sale
by Durbin Wright u Go,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06

SOMETHING In the nature Of q reyela'
tlop from the great Am Of this district
has hit several Of our poatollloe eandl'
dates In the pit Of the stomach Ihtre
IN d feeling OF gonenesa that nolhing
but onlce can ever alleviate. The
situation 10 very sad.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06

The maeadamlzing Of q piece OF a
road in Ohio Increased the value OF tne
adjoining farms "a 80 an acre, while
the cost was Less than 81 an acre.
some one ought to go through STARK
county preaching tho gospel OF good
Vouda
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06

TIE Washington correspondent of
the Leader telegraphs that paper that
Major Mckinley admitted In his speech
on Thursday, that he had upon more
than one occasion In congress been
guilty of "cowardly, unmanly, unpat,
riotic and unconstitutional methods.
And now he poses 10 an honest, sincere
patriot Go TO, you hypocrila-[Plain
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06
A Very Gntoropting Statement OF Intoro,
TO All BuiiorerH,

Imftoroi greatly from nervous proaifalon aut
other disorders for upwards Of ten years hhu
headache nlUOat continually during iuuf yohta
but Only found temporary iclluf l nnnlly con
cludud 10 consult Dr H. russell nurnor and Mtul
taking four months treatment feel like dltnrcnl
person, After ono months treatment my headache
was almost uunr aud was muuh attungOf and have
hcun improving ever since, | would fucOlnwrn'
Dr. nufnnf 10 nll suffering from any LONG Htandlui
or chronic disease I would also recommend MI
Improved method VI treatment ~ Ms tencdlca af,
purely vegetable Az vii nnd him m, Rnlu phys
lrlnn u trrO gcntlomOn and tlnd ffuna, Any lot
tor OF Inquiry VIII ohCouully answer
MiA rHtrAA AAYLEN
Nav lioflin stark county, Ohio,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06

THE commercial report for to-day
saws the business outlook Is not good,
Well, the Republicans have supreme
control of all departments of the gov
erument. They have u pedigreed noodle
In the White House, a bucanneer In the
Speakers Char, and u Napoleon at the
head of the Ways and Means. Fray
tell US what's the matlerP
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06

Mn. MARQUIS 10 Lieutenant GOV
ernOr of OHIO by over 500 plurality
The Republicans really had no eauo'
int they made a big blum, Mr., Mar
auia Is an honest man, ana deserves
Well Of his country, We congratulate
Mr., Marquis,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06
Stark County School Examiners Notice.

CANTON Examinations Will bo held NJ Canton
on tho nfat saturday pi zach month
AT rMAhHiLLuH=s september gHthi 1870,
AT ALtiAN0H-- -Om0bef igth, 1000 ana on tho
last saturday of March, 1900,
Ar HRAon Ciry-s0oOud Saturday Of February
tHDO
ArCANAL FULTON Second saturday " March,
iupo
A. UMoSrOwS- -Sooond saturday Of April, 1900
uEu, ", YuilE
Clerk OF Hoard Utt1Amnroa,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06

TnE aght over the Canton poatolllce
bIds fan to assume the dark hltd
phase before many days pass, Ihe
WAR cloud has lifted temporarily from
the valley Of the Musklngum ana now
hangs threatening oyerthe Nimlshlllen'
-lZaneayllle signal,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06

SENATOR stanfOTd'a degree Of Ill d,
from "A Tennessee college has cost hlm
thus far sl,O 900, This ID u mere trllle 10
a man who deals IN $4,000 stations,
and who sells 2'lO trotter occasionally
for AlOOOO.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06

SENATOR ALEXANDER has lntlo'
dneed a blll In the Ohio Senate, making
il a penal oiiense 20 own dog without
paving the dog tax II this should Dt'
come a law, Foraker viii probably take
early occasion 10 ourtail Wood
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06
The Democrat.

UNDER Speaker Reeds rulings you
can pass bill In tho House Ofiiepfe'
sentatiyea nOw with no quorum Yotlhg'
and no appeal allOwed,-Cln' Enquirer
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06
Heart. oatarrh, stomach and Liver
Trouble Cured In Months,

NEw hHRfiN. stark Co., o., Oct y 1880,
Du H. huAHHLL nuuNHiL Respected hr-N u
nav ave in0ntnh ago llnte beqan Treatment with
ynu Tor serious eif trouble, oaiArrli IN tho hl0m-
buh liver trouble aud diyule other troubles Aitef
thaii teu years, aud having failed 10 get relief
ihtUuph ether doctors, aud having mken hVe
months treatment if0m you feet 70 mueh relieved
inst frol my duty 10 feeuihmenu you 70 hll hui
\ ears to htlp Others Hhl ou have helpod me,
Respectfully youiu, hRh, ihAhrtLA HoLL
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06

TuF thlnnest humbug OF these latter
DAYS ia the National Non'Faflishh
Woman's Christian Temperance un-
ion, and Mrs, j, ellen Foster 10 ita 40
luding prophecies
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06
''' Yours respectfully TnASE Fgrr
AZ LAlaI cite ttrcrt
Long gtanding Cured In Montha,

This IA 10 certify that hhYc suffered ftNiuli
from stomach, liver and kidney trouble TOT mum.
her NJ years, aud after l}lnRh nnihhrrpi lllcIgn'
doeiptS and palOnt medicines and pettlng no trlrf
called 0n nr n Numoll lnfnnr ana had nn eRhms
lnnti0n aud took the Doctors treatment, which nYt
mt relief NJ 0nfe ana now htf lAtlhE hle muul
eine four months teu lktA nuW uAn, l khuW
quite number Of tlok people Whuhnyn herh urNeu
Nv Df n, Russell turner, All Of whom have lrri
greatly benefited aud cured, AMI ! letl dup
bound 90 recommend tie motor " ~ hnluleu
tant0n o., sept NJ, iWp, q, NJ htAhlhLs
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06
A Prominent stark County Lady mxproS
HOa Her Tnnnka.

NHw nraLis, tark county o., oct, o, 1880
DM N, NuHHrLL NuHNnL 0lumluh, uhlNl
Dear altasi do most Ohcrriuy recommend you
aa wei N your Improved uOthOd VI irvAlmOnt u
al uuiiotoia. an lttllng much hotter thla month
thhn last month, llupliH that uOd may AlWhl
prosper you and yours felunin,
truly youia, Mila fHirhr AAYLrn
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06
Healthis Wealth!

Dh H. q, WuRr'a NnnYn AND BRAIN TRuATs
munT, u guaranteed specific for Hyuinrih, DlkN
noaa, Conyuslone. Fits Nervous Neuralgia koad.
ache Nervous pi0alfatl0n caused BY tho use OF
alcohol or tobacco, WakofunCsn, Montal Dopres.
al0u oftonng " Tho hraln resulting IN insanity
aud loading 10 mlHOry decay and DEATH Premature
Old Ago, haftcnnoHa, Loss " Power In olthor SCI,
Involuntary losses and hpcrmai0rrhma caused by
ovcr-orertlon 0f The brain, bolfabuso or uyor.in-
duEonce, Each box contains one months treat
mont tL0O hOr, or Hih boxes for 5000, sent by
mail prepaid on receipt ofprloe,
WIZ GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
TO cure any case With each order received by us
for Hx boxes, accompanied WITH 5000, we Will send
fho purchaser our written guarantee 10 refund tho
money N the treatment docs not enoot cure,
OuArAntoos Issued enly by purbn, Wright 4 Co.,
~ h. Market ut, Tho Popular Drug Co., 20 NJ.
Market ~, sole agepta Canton OHIO,
nOv9'hg-py -dAw-tue- e-thur-Hatl
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06
lfhlAdelphla rfeaA'l
The following twenty men have seen
the mORt yeara OF service,

Senators Jones aud Ingalls, have each
served seventeen years also, but hfna,
Tor Harris ranks them by priority OF
service.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06
nonerL rrum nnd ohronIo caae.


DR. H. HuhaEi T. runN g. tulwmhuh uhlul
DraT alT-Aiiur tutrtluU luuN umn WIN llh'
case 0f tho stomach liver nyd kldnlMi Anl ullhN
iief cAllN on nr H. NuHhull liufutf At no nulr
U0nfnd Hume hlt months ANu, Hnh inund MN NV
Afat physician have ever consulted Whu scented 7,
mo in,inednu relief and have continued ~ IN,
pfOye yef ance mud frrl u ruiy ~ The hlltlrt
"a recommend HIM 70 al who autof WITH inch us
cases aud can assure you llihl you Wll hhu hlw ,
reliable physician aud priityt v hurinhni Ahu
was always Auf inua aud plrhatd 70 mrtt hln,
make tits statement Tor TIC punoht " thohe Wh'
arc aiilicltd and aunrfluM
Wv YouW rekpcufuilN FHASK FETr,
AZ Ihlay elite kfrurt
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06
Is Acres OF Land For Sale.

situated miles east ot rnnton, ON Tho ROAD lead
Ing from the state road lrndlug from Canton To uas
nAhufg 10 fhr Mapotun fOAd, ana adjoining tho uA
on OOlTo Mllla, On tlO same N n good htulo, WIN
glt rooms vo aud clhiorni also stable, ifut ttovhi
&r. Underlying thr land IA u yoln NJ IRE or pottery
clay of superior qualify said piemlstH are about
d hall mllr north Of tho q, o. a y, H. H., Win easy
pradO 10 tho aamoi also wltlu half mile NJ school
house Price 6q 300 (tnOfd on less aiidl 70 suit tho
purchaser JACuH E, MlNllLEh,
deci7.gw. .wdm p.O M, " Canton,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06
oatarrh. Indigestion and aonoral woak'
mesa Cured,

CAIH0 Athft county Sept !, 1880,
This iat0 otftiiy that ihnytu no nfuM nuHuror
f0f many yeAN from lndircatiin Anttn nhd Hgn.
ofAl weakness. from which ! c0u Vih0helr until
enind ON Dr, n iuafoll hufntT u lttMcl me l0ut
months ana now feel m well " typf dld In my
llto aud mOht heartily frcumm ~ ~ lhdlra, nnu
especially those hun ing from u Diseases hh our
fRmUy piytrlanH are iUt pfepW a 70 ffat 70 con.
hult 1r A. Russell hurno ,AhV y VIII nhh MN NOT
nnly a good ilAiolnn hut q NJ I nnd cOnddcfaio
Gentleman aud one that Will 4 imieo nothing but
what he Will do, huapertnl v
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-02

-
nsw - Ansrssaa 0trs ssppsrts Mes
sKamk-~
xsw Yosk world
1he sensation created BY the puhficakion
a IA ofEer By lady q titse 10 INTRODUCES
Americans intD Tie highest London soeiety
has heen revived By the discovery a tn
identity q the so-called ~coantessv She
turns out to b no less parsonage than
Lady Mandeville. formerly Nin Consueio
Yxnagn and sister 10 Fernando Yxnaea.
who recently married Mabel Wright Lady
Mandeville's plans were for Americans 70
provide themselves with letters Of intro
duction from her agent In the United
States, and which were duly presented
In London The Americans were then
introduced 70 Her Ladyship's bankers,
m0distes and circle Of acquzinfances. A
system Of precedents vas established, Of
which Americans were quickly made aware
and we're expected TO live up to. In con-
nection with the exposure Of this social
scandal Ill London - laughing over . re-
cent correspondence between Lady Nande-
vile and Miss Bessie Beilwood, = music
hall singer with. . fog horn voice, Who is
just now acting as protector of Lord Mande-
wills.
Her iadyship wrote: II am earning .
thousand . year. and am able now TO sup
port my husband.
To this Miss Redwood curtiy replied: 81
am better able. earning double.
There is At the same time regret expressed
NJ Lady Mandeville's many misfortunes
Lord Vaudeville spent most Of her money,
and is drink-sodden ioafer. now living
publicly and shamelessly with Miss Bell
wood.
This is the man who has just succeeded
to the title of Duke of Manchester.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-02
SHOT HERSELF.


H. Louis Republic.
beautiful young lady, driving hand
some black horse TO stylish top buggy.
sas noticed early this evening driving up
and down Chicago street. Joliet, Ill. When
ever she met an acquaintance she would
smile and how her Acknowledgement Of IN.
salute. When opposite the Hosei Monroe
the damsei was seen to rein her horse
and step. She then leaned forward and
picked ar pastehoard box from the bot
tom of the vehicle. opened ii, took out n
revolver and. with ali the GOODNESS possible
and without any signs of excitement, placed
the muxzle against her left breast and fred.
Hez arms flew up In In the air, she fell for.
ward in the hr Ky and The revolver dropped
into the street A number Of citizens
rushed toward the buggy and one was lust
in time 60 catch the victim as she was ahou,
to pitch. heal arsi, into the street She
VAS taken 70 the hotel and an examination
showed that she was shot through the
heart.
The excitement On the street was in.
tense and thousand people soon ihronve.,
the oshcc OF the hotel. A policeman
stepped M tn The buggy, noticed the hxox
openei IA aud found therein q laAyss por.-
snanteau and letter, the enyeiore Of
which was addressed as foiiows. ITO nv
dear ones az home" The letter stated
that she was tired Of life and hss been tor.
tlFed long enough. The letter was signed
Jennie White.
Miss White Was daughter Of James :
White OF this city. Some three years $50
Miss Jennie vas prosecuted by an unknown
person who wrote Aanderons letters 10 her
friends and admirers. Every yo&sng gen
temsn that made Jennis's acquaintance
received promptly ore ~ these letters, OF
which the following Is fair sample
nssr Ssr5 Yea viii he tAe csase 81 TIE asssA
81 seHzte Waite. sens JOS tbs setter In back
hand kaes years. aud have wrsstee 10 hcr
tsfAs Is yozr land. cosapl1nsatiEx hex aaA
sendshS her ecr q pGisoast candy aats a
sssHsuee ssesass Yea q sAwrls Of tAe yossos
20 tie eszty. Il = "kssxh On Rata ard Is IA.
e&ns aessa u serves aer well ssx sAe il nos
ncrS1 hss isAsa wia he lad a; soss ,ieos
NEaS@gA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-02

~e~e tANsas& sNAFE&A
fok have little hand around The third
nrevr ri scar leEs hard in which Is SCI =
saraaosssz staa when u wss pot there sus.
remembered that the Hindu said: lie
Who assa turquoise hath trend Ses,
that's shas yoe have in the man yoa love
hssts and whose ~lfe yoa are gong % e-e-
rS'ssas--s frsszssa HE IS yoar swsesheart
year iassg. 4 l. true. bss tseczase 20 yes.
rs heart ssSrss best worth having. hts lore
tee ssszasss gs.g yeG can po4sezs, yoa MI
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-02
Ballard.
Special bargains by the block.
Two snaps In Gilman Park.
Acreage for plating with water frons
90 lots close In a. $la5 each.
IatOna,

Halt price 10 an immediate purchaser. block
OF Is lots 0xtl0 feet on Harrison Heigh,s I'd.
joining and overlooking Latona Sownsite
grand view. convenient location. easy OF access
by boat or railroad. This is the bargain OF shs
day. 2sfcot toilets farther of are selling ct
&laS and upwards. Get my price on this BLOCK
and see what you can make by II.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-02
Smiths Cove.

few lots in the Pullman addition
from 800 on easy terms. This hne property ID
right on the business center between SmfIh' q
Cove and Ballard, only four blocks from boule-
ward depot The incest and handiesf residence
lots near the Great Northern carshops
Smith 3 Cove viii be hive q industry this
summer. Buy now and ron will double your
money within three months.
rs acres for plating near Depot
- acres water front
10 acres near Depot.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-02
A Fan Of Human Hair.

The last venture that we read of in the
use Of human hair is fan, valued 1t $250.
Deft fingers must hare fashioned this
unique curiosity, for what appears to be
costly lace ringing the sticks is really
human hair: baby curis. ike unto fairy
thistle-down. We doubt not. yielding to the
gentle wooing of summers softest bfeexes.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-02

"aNs RAey vas SEX. w- gave her caxsorsa
When shs vas CHA she cried fer Cassorsa
whaa she hocane Mss. she chung % cxssorsA
Whrs sae had cAla-rsa, shc gaze them CAstoria
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-02

1hree o-roomed houses fronting on cable.
C,2sa
slxrcomea house and lot. near Yesler, s. SOC.
Seyen-roomed house and lot near iesler,
100
sixrosmed house and lot, near Jackson,
u.10o.
Cottage and two lots with superb view, 81. rs
6oxf1. close in, very choice, <2,7s0
la9xl9 on Thirteenth. near Yesier. s. $50
slxfna on second hin between Yesleg and
Jackson, S7S&
ioexioo tcoruerl in Union addition, with nne
view. 81 300.
lexis gcnrnerl on Mob hill, N,aso
Lots in Denny Il Hoyfs. Aerce5s second
Laws second, Nagles, etc. etc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-02
South Seattle.

ground floor investment: $500 cash. call
early.
Also one 4oacre tract for plating.
One 90-acre tract for plating.
One 2racre tract for plating
One % acre tract for plating.
One 10 acre tract for plating.
Prices from SIS m acre.
Lots in all the best additions at bottom prices.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-02

kfIss kaG saturday. kpTil ara \ fross n a.
n D. p rs rsoza - Fussoa hAers Ssss,,.-s
ssacssze- va i T. sn.sA sad ss&xs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-02

taTShAse f0zs ErseSs aEa suxerse yogy saeep-
~ Ssf srssexs aacssAxzer ever >ors.ern Ps<sSr
fs1sr@sa Sazle<rg. ssss ticket ascar "a
rs<ssna sAsssf hsss<s1 azosks Z Tonklr, tssox
ts<kes xxxns seAztaS
The Portland daily press., 1890-08-19
CURRENT co MMENT.
THE BOSTON HERALD ANSWERED
rRrookIvn Standard ITninn1

Speaker Reeds Position.-We are not disposed
to engage further In the discussion of the power
%he Ct Es NORTH h
Review was, to our mind, the final word upon
that subject Even 4 it were not, the general
Speaker Reed has brought about is initself ample
commentary upon its effects.-Boston Herald.
The general Generalization of the House
consists In being long way ahead of the
Senate with the public business In spite of
the persistent and stupid tactics of the Dem
ocracy; Inc Herald need not 60 cropping
around pretending 1t cannot see and does
not know what the delightful unsurpation
and blessed tyranny of the Speaker In the
whole course of his moon-faced despotism
mean. The Democrats, maddened by their
defeat In 1883, sought, as soon as they found
the scheme to use their Governors and
Republicans from seats in the House was q
failure, to interpret the rules of that body
SO that IL should not be Republican. They
proposed alone to construe the rules as they
have construed the Constitution, to please
themselves. 1t was their policy to obstruct
the House. Several great men thought they
would play Parnell at the head of the Irish
in the British Parliament, and aimed for
that with an idea of being waited to immor-
tally as statesmen. They did not mention
that they would dissolve the Union If they
could not have their own way, for that was
played out 30 years ago. They did not even
mention that one-third of the states might
undertake to ruin the others by boycottfng.
They merely proposed that the House should
be prevented from doing anything disagreed
BILE to the minority. Mr.. Reed found the
remedy for their revolutionary jackassicali.
ty, and applied it beautifully amid the ap-
plause Of the country, and the final sorrow
Of the Democrats after the performance, was
that Reed was not Democrat. No ont
cares two cents worth about the NORTH
mo Rau mto ~
The right thing was done, and we'll done
and IL STAYS and will stick