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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-21
Cynir a. Fine.n.

The day wili doubtless come when shall
tank ! have found q man. but, If so, |
shall deceive myself Eoelaily, writes Mare
Rashkirtseff ia her journal. can very
vel! foFesee that day | shail then he blind,
say this now while I can see clearly. but
ia that case. Why live. silses there i moth
ing h,it meanueSs and wickedness Ia this
world Way Because | ana Feconesled
10 slse knowledge that this is 30 because.
whatever people NAY sag. life is very beau
nfal And heesgse. if ore does not al.
alyEe too deeply, one may live har-
ysly. 70 roamt neither on friend
ship nor gratitude. ilor loyalty nor
honesty 90 elevate ones seif caaFage0usly
shove the WEAKNESSES OF humanity. aud
take ones stand between them and God 10
get ali one can out eI isir. and that quickly .
90 10 ne Injury 90 ones fellow helnes TO
make ones !itc Injurious and naniheeat
Ia he independent. 80 far a. il be possible.
Ut others 10 possess rover yes. power
20 matter ~ What nl4sns this II to be
feared and respected this i to be strong
ard thai is the height ~ human selicisy.
because ores fello@.sxisKs are then mus.
EeWand either through ecwardiee or fer
other reasons, vii not seek 10 tear one 80
piecsx
IL Il net strange 80 bear me reason ia
tbs way lss. hss this manner Of Fea-
sansng 80 a young creature ike me is but
another proof ii how bad slss world is it
nast be thoroughly saturated wath wsek.
sssmess 20 have s4aasnsd rae Ia SO short \
tsne J ans oniv IS
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r. IL sokaeFn. the actor. while riding
up town reeeatlv In = crowded car saw 4
man saunglue on = seat IN sslch say IS %
tsks snaFe than bis share. setAegn held
ca IA The strap sad bore this Tor awhile,
hsgt whsu $50 iadses entered aud we're
ohlikea 70 stand. his patience gave eaa
Leaning over the diftasea m&a he sid IA 4
dear laud vaiss. wtth elaborate ecngtesy
ara wish bis NEST honest ard tnnoce1s
panGFeary staas nagF kexenSs m-ns
gsf Tor A-asaTesstne yoa. hAat I'm very
AZ xi0as % llsaEu w-whAt nerve tants vol
take A Krsa spread over shs faces ~ sAe
passengers. tae alaa sos fea ep<Nea and
khas hts 8oaia tsa az thTee tinass and
shep hoanees up sRa lesf the car upoa
watch tae sstor aad he TIE lsasessa dowa
ard Sashera Easea Eens4ssig Oat II tAe
Ntnaes
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aalaenArmrc MAmKErs.


~ W. NssatA httAA f&8A&Ms
fEK YpEk. Jan. n The stack market
ipasy presented thu same professional
thasAeiss that Il has for the past tao
hsskss While ihe apathy Of the general pub.
+ xss as marked rs usual Eumors and
safHssses Ia regard 20 tho interstate assoc.
siailea. With SEINE sclling Of Grangers for
fsfeaeo account, made those shares heavy
tRfsnz most ~ the day Missouri Pacific
Nss The leading active stock In the regular
1 sst lna large puFehsses we're the feature
. she dax The market closed q8lst bat
ttas gcneTala,s at hass prices, final changes
sie alsnoss invariably In the direction al
A&AsF features Lake Erie a Western
Preferred IS up s ard Missouri Pacific
u. Governments anlE and staaay, fs-
sislesm spened strong, less. and after
seaas slight fluctuations advanced sharply
e ieiN slight reaction was followed
y rally on which ths market closed firsn
hsA seek Exchange. opening itasa. :
n%hest, in75s logest, itass closing. las =
toasellaasts Exchange. opening. issaA !.
hsasst. loi lowest. i95aa closing, l09ss
iesaa sales. ass.e0 barrels
KxrHANeK AND sEeugEgTNa
Nss Yekg. taa.sn Money on cal easier,
Ss; pfime aasFeaaslse papes. sssT,
sssslag exchange. qaiet ard hrm. 6l-day
~A va. demand, ttsssa,
has sllssr-sss51.c
EeSps
Vna'e'i States Is grcgisiereil Is. Eaitad
s's'ss e tooapoal rs. l'nlsed states sl.s
NskstFeal taaa Gasted states AIS
'sosponh 10 fae4sse -. fla
szacKx
aneficAa Express. ils CAaadlaa Pacific.
tsnaaa soasheFn, "a Centra
sasAs, -. Hslrlingtaa. S. Delaware 4
.ssskANaana In, Denver & Rio GrAnde.
hrss, -. kaesAs s TsxAs. 10.
-. .ske shere. lesas lanissiils A Nashville.
Michigan Ienfral. IS Missouri ia.
NAS : NoFshera rae3ac. sos 80 rfa
'el fSA. New York CeagYAl, a. Osp.
- improvement. lsAs Navigator. Eaa
ss1AaseohlieentAl Pacific Mail 81.
sAa.as ~ Rosa Island sNa. 81 psag.
- Teas Pacific sf3s tuaen rsesHa,
tni'ta states kxpgwss, 49, wesae4a
$3.50, 81. AmsgNsu Cesssn o4l. @s.,
sFw YEAS Nfees ssetss aakknr.
Nts Yoss 1an. N Coas opssaps
s@sass - g psiHss up. sales. =. D bass.
Aaasy. Sl5As IS Fshguary. Sisse
.s.sa. sle@10es1 Apsl Sc May. Sssss
3Hne, SIS t&s Is b srsg Raa. rsmvr
- = far dssnsna tar sa.rsoes. iaa.
= saw qu5e3 and frga csntsilarass.
fst lske SALES. zEssl hszS ssb.
..ssasals. .sAsess S ts.Isc. ana s.ess9 haeR
- - g sssla.aesls. iss.sest s. eAs. renass.
sF@ FeNi demand
=. l<E peii ana hessE, LAKE. laaazy.
ssaass sRa ssfa.sy i3easxsis s. As.
=. tAFm aFssseF Straits, sMea
easissse lssa sssk aAAxsf.
sAee. Jsn. a. cassse Rsespts
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AND SHIPPING.
E,steriays Receipts Of Hay
and Oats Very Heavy.
gorsroes MORE PLENTIFUL.
...yy ss seaaee amd Priees Fsrn Egg
-, DeeIined Slightly Psastoes un-
...,~ea-aseesipas asa shlpmsnts-
SAINTS. Jan. %

sx.rrtx Ian. 20
~..A.s~sa ~ The seattle Clearinghouse
- = go sl4a IS Il
- ~ -, .ssn rsass.ts of Eastern
- ...s,.sso.ea !, few DAYS since. i lore
a. rnarkes aesnward although the
- : bat siight Eastern in market
- - selling f7ofa sTsseksse per aozen.
- rrosg,eet OF going iower before long
8. 81 The other caFlosa conssgnments On
z. ssy here frcm the East have arrived -
4. When they do some the market Vii
Il ..,usne rs oI3-sims lorna EGGS are stA
49,. but stocks viii mort hEeay be re-
Ehed before another scarcity could
E 80.
E gssstoes are arriving more ifsesys ~
Eiass are stiil very iifni. Farmers ahV
assa sny Vii Aslen 70 notnInE y 1hs 80
oaefa under 80 PEI 700. IL s'e''1s go
hing rste as - Ter ton, Inc lnesea-
"a 81 moro cold NeatheF haye saaso 70
s EFmnesa q the Market
! re three mastea srnotsnef fsefAoFtef ats-
tssks6 fifty tens d hay ana tie steam
keoar Utsala1y 10 sac o. oats - sss'RiA.
<sFelAi wharf, toaay. nssh NFts Guns Sheu
Ionss Habeeli,
"a Important among The shipments from
fsktAs today was THREE cA5loasis o. nay %
Sarcastic. 40.
Ihs ing Zee tower = sAssa 'oAuea nlsh
~ snd teee y bes Moalass snls essa'l''g.
;bs barge vas losasa Nl1h nasseh 49, =
laF sna i've ts,as o. iseas anu '''e se'ass'i'
# vas :. NaAief'
n Tbs l. J. Perry brought IN tisirty tons OF
D. Ifcaa sullivan : siough ioaaS.
y TIE steam schooner Laekme brought 90
~ IeN he sound. OF this 90 tons we're
81 ssastie and Tacoma. 80 tons for the
j fHsf and 80 IONS for the latter The re-
tnndes was Tor the taAisafent down nouna
Rans Ainesss hst satae vas 40" n1N :
lalfhasef.
Il The tug Niniet NTH = Sow loaasd Win
tons Of hay arrived herc today from
4 ksmslehe
hseeipie Of hay and cats are tFeer, nj
Eeush t8la market on both = SUI eSceea-
<kgsg strong. The demand - goou, assd
te nunhef ct carloads q oats shipped
|Etom hefe - the haff~pndihE country
|.fpNs constantly. k'riesa are hfm II last
stations.
Il Poultry WAS quite scarce today. ana prices
p sery firm.
sfhtasAetiss Ahh fss't'ssh ~ asfas'
Daring the last Weight hours the
|regehandits and produce receipts a. ttaa
[feFi NeFs ~ follows faSet nonna SHORE
|,osa. - tens Columbia a PUGET sound
saiftpd. = tors; seattle Lake shore q
fasiefn railway. ~ tons ~ wafer
Washington. . tons kdssh, tors tiara
bfeNn, toms l., J. Ferry. ~ sses. he
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PesT TowxsEap. Jan - sailed Banca.
w. W. crapo. Arrived T. schepp. The
schooner Alice. Of seattle. has arrived
here. via the inside passage, from Sitka,
alter \ rough passage Of sixty days
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crxAwKR KIRKLAND


TIE sheasseT Re@ - naz ressy teg e1s8aeaa.
fkfszs sss@s19 &c s<<x1<e - xsStzsE ssss1
. IL Esseke NEF4x "a hsas1 - e A. sfsa 1sssa<
tezG yAas ~ gasaa - -. :. agos e Eaaasaa 49,
a. = sFAEkh3SG.
GM14z al aga
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TTEI0E PACIFIC RkILwAy-P4CTFIC DT
vision The s0zsgw5uH hes3n8e TO- tbs
elect On sal afser neeezzbex - iSsa. uatsi lxk-
TIER nUgire.
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5e9 n Ar. Whateom ...LT 60 ? m
Daily. excePs Saturdays. fDaily. sxcept San
6ayA
steamer fos semiabmoo and Blaine leaves
Whatcom every Saturday Rt m: returning
leaves Blaine every sunday ~ 10 . n fox What
com and Seattle.
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IsvKAraot. Jan. % Wheat Firm
demand suproytng: holders ofEer spzringiy
fsorn- Quiet; new MIXED Western. Il ~
xex Genital
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Foreman " aat bead shsa pat On thla
inE0enss peSm
EssnoT Nome &c A. Esns tae heAa ca
Ehe saan thag brings tas ne1s eus In
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BAKFE, RACoN 4 Co. Agents. Seattle.
n. " WILSON, General Manager Tacoma
Y. /. C0etILl4, Agent Fntshayen.
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cTEAxEg FERsDALE. HUGHES MASTER
Leaves sesfsle for Port Townsend every
sunday at ,. N. Fare 81

Leaves Port Townsend for DnnReness and
Port Angeles on Mondays. Tuesdays. Nednes-
DAVIS and Thursdays At 9 Z. m. returning same
day. On Fridays 1T >. N the Fefndaie leaves
for DungeneSs Port Angeles ard san Juan re-
turning saturday evening: she fhcn leaves Pert
Townsend at q clock fer Seattle.
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Returning. leaves whascom al % a m. Tues
days Thursdays and Saturdays on the sagnf
DAY trip the Point Arena goes through 10 Seattle.
Fare from Port Townsend 20 seattle, 81 Until fur
the islands b. the Post Arena's " Wednesday ard
Friday trips viii be carried on the washington
Steamboat and transportation Cas- steamer
Gay nights and transferred direct 10 tie Port
Arena. On these DAYS the w. A 7. Co win
izaas tickets and It'll fssight throagh 70 desst-
HERBERT K. BEEgHER, ManageE
J. a. HATFIELD. Agent, Seattle.
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Returning. leaves Seattle for Taeoma wedneS-
day Friday and Snnday ~ 20 m from Seattle
Warehouse co.bwhark
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WI. R0GARDrs, Ageut
Foot Of Marion street. right hand side OF West
Seattle FeYry
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75fkg: eaeaay 70 higher. heeves. "a ssss 20
sfssrs. So sHa: stecks5s and fs3ierz. az
60. Texas eatsie, Ss9Asa
Esrr- Reealpsa, S 30: strong ard s.
higher n.fxesi and isxasss. g. tss4 -. ksavy.
81 f5 EztS
sheep Receipts. II 30. Eafriy acdves 70
10 sc l9mer Eaztyss, 81 81 Western
coFs.-Essa. - sssS -: Texans. xse1s ss9s
IeDtss. s58I The Laeseg JpsrmaFa
London eahlerrasa qroses the cattle uaf-
kes ear. Medina 10 priaae. si@I7e per
pound estimating dead weight.
eaEe8so PnopUcx nANKKY.
cnrraeo, Jan. Ehest- Lever: Jan
nAry. sse May. H5s.c.
Corn steady Iannavy 9ssssc. May 81 &c
Gisss EsEuseE sants4xy, A5Sr: May. &c.
Posk-sseady January 1907 y Nay. so.
Lard-Firmers January, n.szsz; MAY,
81. f7sz@s.ia
nYEsrooL eRAIs NAkKET.
IfvKnraoL. Jan. % - Wheat Firm
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ss.Fs.a ! - . ga ussss' 1oasa ace-
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T,nE NEW. rAsr STEAMER rAlRHAvrs
Law Foa-

rasaia6y, Coapeyflle, AnacogteS, Fairhaven,
EeilinKhann. Schorne. WhafcoEa and way ports
Monday, Wednesday and Friday 1t p n.
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cRATTLE TI1LK IssuKAscE AND TRUST
- Company.
CAPITAL. tzSs51a
erricx wsrH NeoHs LAND CO. ssATTLE
CHARLES ?. KMEKY E.aL ESTATE LOAN
u COMFANY.
sosTos am Kansas czrx
Marriages iosna % bann@n an1 rszi1eaas pres
eFsy. Buildinx ioaus spaGiaikg

save Nxrksrsr AL zzea.T commisssos - d@<s.
tnx a4Feex vita shf4 eoznpa1y aa9 Ect thso1ka
s@gssx4n1&t4gea 0f ether eompMntsA
ksa3y es4a1si always On ean1 No applies
sfss-s ssssz asrsy fzs4 aonravnl LoWess rates 81
saf4fcsG 11oan8 closed wtfncmf des&y.
s - PALMER
hazsSeF ~ bganeh a10A
nc0zn = Fhsnnsg h1cek. RsonE AMI seaaoa So
Azstx1e
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rsusrT SOUND EATIosAL s&gE. or Sc
4 asx1A
E9v ena ssB foreERn aas dazasfse exHA4s9zs
kraasssF us8aey eFtesexFaTa 70 sng pan af
tne Entse6 S4&tRs ac1 EazoBe Fee@tso
cap1siFs e sfpHsT a24 ts*ae pas
k0oGe o. esruAezaes sssfeao&
eowsEsreNn1~Tw
sxsafan Ksa0NexSa : s54x
PAS re Ee>zAsa 8 FFssak
Ffsnkssrx 4 ~ i Yea So r. 70
Nerw Yark .xeneF 81 EsNk 6 California
fsezrskxo ferar e~n1sS Ne1asaa1 H&nG
nnszsr - 4sgk Nesse4&i Bass
So kTeatssra GAse Gank sS 6sss snxm1A
Karasnn4 sAa gsFss @3s3aHaz ANhk
RsF1GF 6AT4kEF FrAtss1A
q FNA&F VIE tsEs$1eA@
80 (xHks@x
Haaa aa<ass.s xsrnss ckery saa Fsaas asrsssA
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ISLAND TRANSPORTATION Co.-HERBERr
Il +. BeecneF. manageE
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t-~e@---e
SEATTLE
Medical and Surgical
DISPENSARY,
ATKINS Bleak. cslnneia street. sssSssn,tAax3
saa Fenrsh
C0NDUCTHD HY
DIS MERRILL AND MERRILL
SPECIALISTS
In cArcala Ssrvoa& skla and Easd piuIorus
TO TINE LADIES.
We glve most careful ana cnnssfcrnes 49,
ten % dtseasss Of women ana chsldren q -
s Sss n e ~ sny ssssnr s,isais g lss
sArs yen remember me celebrated ss&cIn11nr
cure You when oSAess fail Th4 xp<eisflak ~
elSsI expesenca Inc pssiees 3 ~ IA
q experiences u shs hospitals 4 RrooSiy1I ~
New Yes formerly special profesaek a
enesl the Haest saccesziui ana 6sss fna~rs ~
eososieAi specialists In this counfry -
To Young and Mlddls-asod 49,. 7
NeFsess pehsiity. sperns1ounoa. asnlnr6
AnsAeS Physical Decay. arising nora ins(1sc11s
pmples % ne lace sssssios i sssss
assseafAko.s. aAssx OF eonsdeecs, Dali anf3 H
s.sIy o. eassaezs. and aads liie ! bsIr111S
faseiEs permanently and speedily cured
BLOOD AND SKIN 0sSEAxsgo.
uasesss most sroadfi d ftz ranl
wS Ssss s;ss s.' ssss ssc permanently t
kidney. Urinary ana B,aaaer oomnI.fs11
hlhssaA amealk too frcQsens hasnhkx a.
eses e sy. ssaaai ssS.s wsas hacs
Skefgas Faasenahla -
o. success IL 9Msea upon pIaxse@
oaE ssmeaies act quickly and enro sIsrsS1s s
We 10 net claim 10 know everytklns Al -.
koa % medlsineof dlssaee9. o. - b. akis Is $3.50
esesy case. bnt we 40 claim that largo. s1iSS<
ave and increasing practice with nnesr6'Si12x 4
ssssess p sustain Il are ne best proo{ Il : ~
Rxpsrlefes il wersa everxsA,n~ r...,.,.x
gained ~ consulting with, critically exsrEi5{5S
ana haccnHklni5 treating theuaza&A az unS1 1167 4
g every eEs. ser. pfetession and occnp1finn = I
1aRaaae 90 defufEntly enables NJ Ia susrsss 7s,@5
tuteFiax vita like mAsaflrs shaf NJ Ssvn Ss25s
etsted IN restoring health 10 largo mn5<xSifS -
ensea treated even after ofhor skilled nssi a1s &
kctie physicians have failed to effect ~ rss5SS
rent change Tor the better IL - 81
We are pkiFontEea by class 81 Indttm - 4
gentlemen too kagaeious 90 be ir1poz<d nina m
81 ifnofank guaek. aud thag Ars too iueiD1n6
sre eRFiug them. N r''-zzz
PefSonsea calling &c ear effIee ean have fhk e111S
taesaNn of tsee consultation. with the exn6HS&
snce that they Faay depend apon rrceivifix A. Z
dtd optuionA honorable. square dealing. iNn16 4
hnla Charges and no reimbursement wfziko48 y
prospect OF improvement or care #
Oar practice Is foanded npon the rexnifa IL ~
pest mushodz wilhous reference 20 schapko r.
You win nos be urged Of persuaded IS toEo
treatment. and no ono will ne sreNled Mal&14
there IL strong probability cf cure Or b<<t44
nent benefit Make intsTrogatiops and oeqldo
for Yourself
DAYS to II a. n. 0niY. S
Il. h'-.pnFsona aaabie n vsxit us mar n
treated af their homes ~ correspondence
Medicines and fnstFacf1on8 sent By mall ~ 0
premm Consolidation FREQ :. zz
Alwaya send stamp when reply " expsNe8
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THE srEAMER rorNr ARENA

THE STEAMER POINT ARENA
leaves Seattle every sunday afternoon At
y N. for Port Townsend and the san Juan
iafands from Hat6eld's wharf Leaves Port
Townsend ~ 80 a M every Monday. wednesday
aud Friday for Whstcom, calling ~ smiths
ISLAND. and Richardson's weather permiftingl,
argyle Lopez. FrtdEy Harbog, Maple Ton Mon
day going north aud Thursday going southl.
Roche Hareof. oress aud East sound
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--..-----------------------.---.-
FasT TINE
PAssESsEa sTEAxEa FLEETWOOD
--KoH
Eeaftae. Theoxas. 0aynr3a saxllAeeczn ana
NcSels ts.x1d
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WINTER TINE cAEn.
eonnze1ctng TueszAy. Nensaber -
fesve nlyrlFdA, dAlly ezceps sEoeaasy- -msn
1rrsse sesfsls. Ieeaa
nKrrRxxxa.
LesEe seatls. dasly exeeps MoadaT.--- 2eopm
1Ls. . = acozaA. SEQ n
AFrve olyiapix. smeI
iAkDIS6s-seattie Yesiers wharf: Tacoma
y a = K wharf oaympiA. Herrss wharf
Aeaa2 on board Oar hoAt faaking rcMnd
TIP Snn42yA Carries Northwestern and wesis-
Fargo express an1 Fast freight
4 Z. HATcH President
pAcIrTc COAST STEAMSHIP coMPASI
Dispatch steamers from seattle e. soz1owx
For san Francisco via Port Townsend ana
Victoria. AZ = m gpsssengezs received On
Ena every I've days thereafter
for Afasea. nna~y 4na 8
fron SKA Francisco soE Victoria ard Puget
sound portBs A. , ~. JaauATx >. 10. lA 20
IS and 80 ard every Ere days thereafter.
Tickets may BE obtained a. tbs otaen ct TIE
company af Ocean Deck. seattle.
GO0DALI- PERKINS 4 CO.
General Agenta
10 10 Market street. san Francisco. Cal
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Japan Bazaar,

A ss~zs SD ESQ pets at8sk - ssiesusss Efsrfis
tssx 4sassa fsasH sssaes&z sftE sATe
8Aer teF 80 -. ed fasfaera1 so Ban ker ftefas
sueksae sEeSets st1 afsFfs@fs. So e ssn& ~
ksessy agsxs4 fFsee HA&8ky nsF&e4 - at
gea4sN Fseass eaaI arr 80
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= Il
finrsrr.e-sss ! - = -
LeweEyn. Dsaga ezilaiax. secan4ss
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E,oR s,soHoMIsH AND WAY PORTS
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-21

kluety-ssysn head sheep. - cars lumber.
sess machinery. is9 head sheep. car
potatoes cars paving stones, ear aoar,
car terra ssitia. 1 ear hides and peits, car
lmsked meats. car salt. 2d0 KEGS nails.
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sase ears weod. cars hay. car beer.
bears brick
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-21

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s'Aaes q Iosapoal rs. l5ngsed states : -
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-21

THROUGH TICKETS
To sc Peal. Chieago Detroit. Toronto Mon
tyeAi Quebec. Haitian. 81 John, New
xofs Rosion Portland. aud all
points IN the United states
and Canada.
Can be purchased ct lees rate than via any
other line.
Passengers BOOKED to and from al European
rosnts
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1890-06-28

In 1774 and ITS our then parent govern
ment needed not our prayers, our petit
tions. Will you not profit by their mis-
takes?
I'VE come to you with the best Sc
curity that God has given us, a security
that needs no custodian-our lands-and
ask you to give us a currency based on
these lands, and that the currency so
given shall be legal tender for public
and private dues. We ask Of you to is
sue us currency to supply our needs, and
we offer $35. OOO, 100000 real taxable Sc
curity. But as individual indorsers we
propose to secure the state school fund
by $4,000, 100000 real property. If this
country really belongs to the people
then we ask that the amount provided
for be divided pro rata to the states for
the people, for their use and benefit.
"Of late we, the people, have heard
much of the constitution. We ask you
who made ibid congress or the people?
Is the created superior to the creator?
But why this unusual love? On the one
hand in 1860 this love, this devotion did
not prevent very many from doing what
they thought was best for their people
but unheard of in the constitution. =
Washington Letter.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1890-06-28
The Conspiracy Defeated.

The National Prohibition committee
has devised plan by which in almost
every county of the nation the con-
spiracy of silence and fraud on the part
of the old party press against the Pro-
hibition reform can be defeated at an
expense of about twenty cents per week.
This plan has been tried in several To-
calities. and the results have been greater
than the most sanguine have been led to
expect. The people have been informed,
interest has been aroused, discussion
stimulated, prejudice annihilated, con-
victions shaped and converts secured.
Prohibitionists cannot afford to be I'M
informed as to this method of reaching
the public. and should Immediately COM
municate with Secretary john Lloyd
Thomas. 80 East Fourteenth street. New
York. He will send full information
This work must be done during the sum-
mer months, before blind passion has
been aroused by the political campaign.