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The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-12-26
|. S, ST. P & U. P.
These Letters are the Initials o, the
New Line through Wyoming and
Idaho to the Pacific Northwest.

This line is composed of the Chica
go, st. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha
and Union Pacific Railways, and
reaches more Far Western Cities than
any other line, as follows:
HALEY, Boise City; Lewiston, Mos
COW and principal Idaho points.
Walla Walla, Colfax, Pennington,
Rockford, Spokane Falls and numer-
GUS Washington points.
Baker City, Pendleton, Portland
and principal Oregon points.
Ogden and Salt Lake City, the
largest points in Utah.
San Francisco, Los Angeles and all
California points from Mt. Shasta to
San Diego.
And this line also reaches Butte,
Anaconda and many other points in
Montana.
Also note that by this line accom-
mOdatiOns are furnished in Pullman
Family Sleeping Cars at very low
rates to holders of second-clase
tickets going to Washington, Oregon
and California.
When youget ready to go West, be-
fore deciding upon your route, call
on agents OF c., st. p, NJ. & O. Ry.,
no will furnish rates and informa-
about through car service over
the ".Lake Superior, st. Paul 6 Union
Pacific Line" and connections, or for
pamphlets and maps, address
T. W. TEASDALE.
General Passenger Agent, St. Paul
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-07
ExHILARATINo PARAGRAPHS.

II understand. Mabel. that you had duT
time at the seaside this summer" observed one
Of the ''ean 't-sef-away" gifls 70 her more for.
tunsts friend "Exceedipely." Vas the reply.
but Just think Of the poor sharka. sssharksr'
@Yea They were nan-earers. you know. and
there was not young man-snst IL, q nice ten
der young man in sight during our eatire stay"
81 Pcsl Hoaeer Press.
Scene. distant q ld-Pessoua, First Grow.
second Crov-Firss Crow tsoqxsD-I am Thirsty,
Second Crow-'Tis we'll Let "a dy TO ron dis
tant quarry. First crow-wna, fort Second
crov-Thsrs II ccov-bar thsre.-Hss Tork
Herald
great and unsettled question IN nevspsper
c1ices Is whether IL 10 wore 70 dip the mucsi-
age brush In the III bottle or the pen in the
pas'e pot -LeweH Cosrtr.
hosaer-6race. Am assonished q yoa I
heard George kiss yoa six or seve times in sue
cess,on last evening. Gracs-u was ten,
mamma, deaE- The Epoch
ssnsleton-Are alhiyrewritsFs presfyf Bene-
cics-welL every mans vile thinks thai hrs
husbands Il. anyvayELaurencexm American
wigeies-Tnaf boy Of youn 10 great talker
VIVA, are 700 going 10 make of him. iAwyerf
SmlSsles-No. . haroeT.-LVe
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-07
sKIaHT NORTHwKsx NEwa.

Ths Tacoma Daily Glebs sesms 10 bavU Be.
come the personal organ Of George Hazard the
Democratic wsrhofse. Il 10 now believed that
when the Glide Vas efying - pieeously about
the purchase Of al the country paprn By the
Democrsn Il VS. simply endsavoeing g. divert
public attention from the fact thar it was In.
gaged in IN efEogt 70 cell issslf % Mr. Haszard--
Oytfns Oracle.
The Posf-EHTxIIleExcER ID one Of The bed
dailiss In the stale. Toe sunday edition u si-
wan most cEeditable one, illustrated and bsim
full OF news Of al kinda Any one Who wants {
GOOD daily or We Ely should subscribe tor The
Posf-lxTELLrsEHcER--Ei isyiiis Umea
In appearance Judge csikius resembles Hon.
d J. Crowley. Of this city. His voice and lam
guass remind n Of our oncs famous silver.
tougued orator. the late AL iamsnssd eelucius
Carried Raila Waita Journal
when Q Poftlsncer goes crazy over the census
be 10 restored b . few dsys' eoaansmens in Z
padded cell
The Posr-INTgLxfeExcxD h now the leadius
journal OF the north cnast. Here's to the health
u the PosT.lErslIleExcsR-H esssen Captol
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Ins UscAHrErED srAIss.


Tn glad 70 e e. e; ho"dy DO; come In and sats
Isss you're iooEin'. IKE the rest 1t them air
bare front sfsirs.
seem ike Z Disgrace,
Jet ike N usly iOokinx scar across . pooy
Pvs got ny houss IN iurnished up, rss carpet
on the door.
Tn cane sears IN the parloe. an door bell On
b. o. dear me. thi. ensry way seems al ous
Ts sSsrs amt ns " earpetins nor nosAin'
on the stairs
we've fixed oar house up bit By BIT, saved up
Eve cents . day,
An karshs's made some money By her knittin'
An .s = '. ssssd y few p..nl.. to su, fancy
By going without the sugar ~.ich she usss in
I've let MP on serbackez. only chaw one quid .
An 20 we've cot our house Fixed up in quite
But now we're sssiin' kinder oil. an bent a.
worn With cares,
But there sin't rag q carpstins nor nothin' on
An we've got nice psper curtains wich you
pull ID 'ith siriag,
An we've gos two lamps 18th chimbayA an I'll
tibet cir eorteY tLins.
We've got whs els upon the sofy. "a can haul Il
roun' the room.
An we've got . caerss sweeper ten times better
than . broom.
Al Arst lost my Job with Jones. an then POOR
Of Aunt La,
She had 70 have the doctor 70 dose mp her
roomst4;
Then mother she Tot broke down thu year tia
baby died.
An used 70 drag hsrseli about o. only sos an
cried
Wen. thess about the way q lie; you plan YOUR
palace far
But life Il . uninrnished hoess ron can't keen
in repair.
You havs % much expenses. an % many
kitcnea carcA
There Amt rag e. earpeting nor nothin' on
The stairA
-san v. Essa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-07
An .ourwoxs. CONSTITUTION.

Kentucky has . convention In session
which Is empowered 70 amend the old CON.
stitution or 70 provide the stats with new
one. The present constitution vas framed
on intense pro-slavery lines In le49. and is
therefore so completely at odds with exist.
ing conditions that there would Be few
shreds Of IL left II It we're remodeled into
any semblanes 81 harmony with those con-
ditions.
It restricts the outrage 10 frss white"
malea; forbids the emigration Of free ne
groas; makes Il . penal offenss 10 hsrbos
them; makes school.tsachers. preacher
and priests ineligible for election to the
legislature and 70 other ofRces (this last
being IN extreme expression Of the
opposition to mixing church and
statsA and u toll OF many
other equally antiquated provisions.
And 1t IL Characteristic Of the moss-grown
fogyism that survives In some portions Of
that state. that many Of the interior news
papers are pointing 10 the horrors of the
Inquisition and to witch.burnings in New
England In opposition 10 any smsndmsnt
that viii permit ''the election Of b. oted
gospel teachers - lawmakers OF the
state."
But the convention has for its presidsnt
cassius N. Clay. Jr.. and embraces many
men OF high character and ability. Who are
determined that the fundamental Law OF
their state shall Be purged Of lie medieval
provisions Among thsss latter, and one
OF the ahlest Of them, II Ex-Governor s. B.
Bueknsr. and one Of the reforms to which
he has addressed himself relates 70 the
mischievous latitude OF the present consti.
tuition inssspscs 10 the chaftsring OF cor.
pcrssione. On this point Governor Buck.
ner has offered the following either q IN
amendment to the present or . clause Of
the new constitution;
NO corporation shall b. created BY srectal
lawA nor 10 chart<r extended, ehansed or
amended. sxcsps teose Tor charitable. sduca-
uonal. penal or rsiosmstory psrpossa vn,ch
are 70 b and remain under The patronage ana
control OF the state: bat the general asse N DIV
eAall proysse By gsuersl laws for the orxsnlss.
ton OF eli corporations hereafter to b created
"An existing charter and eli grants Of special
or exciassvs privileges under whica orranss.,
tson shali havs taken place. and Which sAall
not b n operation q the time Of the prsmulsa.
ton Of ehis constitution. shall thereafter have
no validity o. e6eet whatever"
The latter paragraph 10 aimed ct and viii
shectualiy prevent operations soeA - that
by which the 's6outhsra Pacific Company
d Kentucky" was created. which Vas M
tended 70 effect and did efEscs eeasoaida-
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The Caikias Fuad.


The honorable Nike dc Young. Of the Gan
Francisco 0rositsc. declares that be cannos ny
Tor GATED States senssofsnip 6eesuse 10 cost
OF getting elected TO the Senate from californis
b NOT lesa than 80. oeo n one were 70 believe
the sfstsnents OF the seattle Roe1.lxrxILieRS-
cRR. Mr.. D. Young wosld and II cheaper - ny
tos IL In thta stass. Tor the highess sun oar
saassned contemporary hes yes named - 1sePs-
eazy 10 Get eleesed here = oaly ene-shira tha
Caltfoenaa pr3eA
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cashienee oasueea.
o. q 0opp1ne q neoeanboe = naevA4
Allan - fcnnA 800 e 80 a r.. - ~ -
a. g yeara r. mr. ~ 49, Is f.ehss nssSsS
~ mouU ~ : yoar go - - -. 1870
ouAden. ~ ~ me 1900 "a hf- 10 ~
Ioee - eharne-eud rreked - - ~ dineeao
tleod nasurn leal aaIeen. n ~ -, e.ery,n6
ana hsd 10 reiaeivee Is - unsee arese.
The dead o. III. Allan epAs ne csreer n -
81 the prominent moasdxu ~ hafldnrn n fhia
part On o. eur emptra
NJ Allsn'e dnaah remrxon ern. - ,,sAse -
oldsse white sstslse Il Weshfnxtoa ara osaroo.
He has esou this poetioa 81 he Uuifed 49,.
wsss Of ne Rackv ucun,aina. sranaferus6
nom loneIY vtlderuesaI enfl inhahased onls -
Waudoyi.e trfbea 81 red snen 1900 tnto ,,s,rn.
leus ssasss, vhcee c,mbfne6 60 IA vsaIsh
now rank Win the 1oremort il sne nav ~
sea1s. The mighty rfver 81 ne Wesr. 40 ~ -.
conded nearly sfxtv vears arn II ! frail Inllian
canost propslled 81 the sineuv arms 81 : fass
dissppcayine raco. thsn he CIV 49, n Co..
porrasSon. - ~ lfvod q - airanead. ana a
IL nf9hfy booom nov doasa tie wassne earry.
ipg power Of he world The ehaneee shss have
been wrought In the iaes utxty years - fndaed
wondeYfui. ana . n, Allan and TIA othef uic,
ness Who hesved ne nsedehire 81 front q
LIE, Win III IL priyat1ous ana dsueeus. Ne sro
jndebeed ana owe % them for thar sturdy Ger.
sovssasee . wealth q exatsude. Theee early
ssetjeu wers Itstis No. shau pasrsofs
0ooepo 4. Allsn vas boen il Grief. PeFnharo.
scotland, IN AugueI Ia TIE fr,s o<cupattou
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A u o1oo1jon = cIoeo ae hooo me Uem-
eersfc passg = su6ssina ~ rsriedisel st'
tock g farDee On 10 brain. Time imme'
mortal dat party has had tsndsf feeling
for ths farmer-just before election To
that party ths lsrmse = svsr suffering IN
valid n nssd q nursing and cuddling.
Thst party hss nsvss faiisd In any siscnou
- nenulaetass . gsisvsncs Tor The farmer
and 70 play sssry sonesivsb's vssiaaon
upon Il
In The present instssn DsmeeSsde ore
toes ars shrieking and their nsvspaper or
eaas an allsd with uiuIsiioss % N unusual
sxtsst e oeeesnt q tba faSmsf. IhsiS
misery this time y shout binding twins.
This year thsir harp Of tbousand strings
- strung with binding twina They havs
searched - tori9 TN most diiigentIy,
and ths only thing that they could 6nd
which thsy could possibly u . farmers
rsisssuce = h binding twins.
The duty % shis article b ssvon-tsnths
= . ssnt pound. Intsaassnt farmers cay
that Il viii taks from one and hall - two
pounds Of this article 10 IL the average
wheat ysedust frou a assa II The amount
ef the duiy woss eddsd - ths psias. which
has net beea and = net hkely = b The
case. this duty would. at the Outside. i'm.
pooe 3 IN e S2S On the product Of I'D
asses. This against . policy which builds
~ hons markss for the farmer; . mar
~ which consumes ninety Per esnt Of his
prodsss and Vii scon consume the vheie
Of Il. \ not thing y thSov great party
numbesipg 6vs uilIion voters iato eonvulr
sioaa.
But a IL Same \ 4 suffering from
blndine twins 81 and viii not b COM
fo1ted. 80 anybody bat . chronic and in.
eurabie spssmodis DsnocFst the Rspublj-
en- stste paaitpsm pressuts calm and DIG.
nidsd, bus noas ~ lsas srushing answer
to this eompastnk vbsn y calls atssntion %
and heartily sndcspes The ccusse of The Re-
puhiieons = ~ late session q congress.
who, agsinst tbe unanimous eppositlon ei
III Dsmosrots II botb houses, passed N
aot lnr6slang ~ unsssued Land grants,
md giving 70 he fasmsss Who hsvs ben
living upon them cheap and easy way to
obtain tiilss, and throwing I'll the balance
go 70 settlement
Ara this same congress be- restored 10
setalement vast trsess which have bssn
Withdrawn and tied mp under strained
rulings By the Cievsland administrator,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-07
ONE CITY ION vELvET."

Ysirhayeu il Ton velvet" Over l0oo.ooo has
been expended there in public improveD ents
during tue past year. aid what 10 OF more inter.
ess to the future sxxpayer. the city stars In on
in secsnd year " "a s2S000 cash IN the treasury
and xtthou: dollar OF bond, d OF other indobS-
edness In select II Falenavea tor il western
terminus the Great Northern had ~ ere On
thee uuuauAily favorable conditions
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-07
THE STATE RREsG

Xnnomo Inaeefn. - - $3.50 q -
os1auhdo yl1ley 4 - - nsso8 6 a
Uhokw soooaoe g. o. - $500 %
1o1pmo e oosesa - 1890 v1sh = = -
- q yus3lmn - W. - - guupo.ous ~
slGto. NJ uhnt - - Glefms q - . A;dsssa
Ne boI1ove ~ = nan - rpurnos - soneo
bsesw ehas Vases 8, euuips - sspsussns II
- = thas asuurasn - -, No. = ~
saAe = eonnou iaiEnsAs nsss ceehs = = -
s.1.1N - - Seeeoo& -
su1s'ss - = sees : - 49, - - sam = :
= paues - soeo ~ ~ cus =
~ psatsse seisss = - hsd ssme'sas ame
- : ssowiuG sqs1se nss &C., va. -
-. - .. - ne wv - - = 49,
- - ''s " 80
facoma eleAe. - ,su.s.~ s,asorsfy IN N
WILSON, utiI saow - IL osbsF msnlsu - con-
grsn tnst H. - pie e wsshington saks - 80
nse tntssss - shetr representative asd aDpss-
ctats his Sajtbtui work 4 hail cam
D.aEn asd Da3auG q : lev thousand, viii -
eeksn - - evtdeuos tbat or peDpls take -
tsfsssss n ecnsrsasiooal 0sttR sud Doehins
ssous tse pssssss q bills 81 ding tnss ssesas
-, vs..c. : e's.s,. 80 !. .'.... !. = .s.,..
e .t.,. ,.s-.--s -. =. u,.,s,..,. -s...s,- {.
an i.os.v ~. !. s,...... q. .na..,.c. 80
- comm..a w.ss,,.... -. ,.e,~rss,n. 81.
go dserv..s
v...A.-.- -
80. ,Ss' "ns
nov iu.t 3 4 - 80. ~. ~ m. $500.
al Ds~crr.~v -. - -. 90 No. 80
"a aAm,niesr.ss.. - - - - ~..re.v
into shs u.oes e,uel ,.,,,,a. - e,.4,sesd.l -,
- r.oAer- ta-ee 49, -..l6 A q 80 q
thev dnr.a Ara 800 Az thev IN aare = a
a vhen 49, shtrs es.r ~ ..sscs..e ue.sn-
@n ensnefa "a oaaiow1nG Mud yo~ follow.
Ing
Cclfax 6ose6e: s.xhsy vho havo Ghe easaess
ums - the World, ard Who havs regular in
comes and BIG salaries mon efuecurss. o. who
dnv biz insereSs % looas ana sho like. ere he
-~..,-" =, =
80 .-ssv- ~. s's'es 49, -. -. -
se's A.eo1e ~ iessoess Ouy 1osss - MY
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~ nEArHs pOoR

wes . great sufferer from rheumasism and
kidney md liver trouble NJ lungs were also
eeri.. usly sdecisd. Doctors said couii not , 3
sibly live Seven bogsseG Of Hiobard'e Rh<u-
magic syrup with the plssters enire.y cured me
Hundreds Of persnns In Crestoa can v0uch f0s
the fact that this n sdicine s.ved my life
WILLIAM HARsuAw. Creotou, a
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TWo FHROuGH TRArNA

fno Northern Psesnc vsu On ana amt june
18th irss, run gvo through uAins - ana tru0
ne Hast, seaviuR seessis - ssie = n ana
n m iime snorssnsd rwe1vo hourA / \
SHoeau general agent: TonGin. oepue ucket
AGENT sear,se l. Cniioere. city uekss AGENT
sxs q eonc street. Ruexoa ot0ck-
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~%EA
M caikins Is - man of fair address. some
little ability and 10 . model carpet. hssrer. VIM
having been PLAYED out in his own community
comes to infics n!ms Ii upon . new state and
aAow them how 20 govsrn thx usefvea
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-07
The Passing al the Composites.
New York Sun.

me 1osen CpoGraph 10 The rams of Q new
Cpeseuuns, % nere properly spsakire. tyne.
making Machine which haa been adopred bv
the Ssm and several other New York peners
Tue machine 10 operafed with . eyboard. Ami.
isr - tAa& At typevsiser. the sesion q which
= - ensemble tn line Series Of mssricae. tn,o
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-07
FRFF Mp on THE S0uNp

Call on Anderson d Faegre, 6cheoeRDan
block, corner Front and Cherry streets, for Tree
msp The sound and eircu ar of Uualady, the
key city 70 the famous 6kagis ana SsiilsguaDtAh
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-07

Pullman RESERVATIONS maze ior I'll poenu kae
VIA the Nor tcern Pacahe railroad. me vest1e0le0
Sjeep<Y and ciusng-cas line A. Chtlnefx. ekxy
reses asent 10 eecpnA sgrpsS Bosom hook Z
zopkin, ospox cckaG agooI eoAStl&
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-07

Among the Improvements ordered BY the lats
session Of congress 10 one which requires that
the next congressional directory to Be issued in
December, win contain maps Of Ill the states,
showing eli Of The congressional dissricn Thus
al OF the people viii Be able 70 see who're and
b whom esrryusndsrins has bsen done, ana
where and In whoss interest 'shoest,ing" and
sox-bow" districts have been made.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-07

How q roUR Lsysaf-Nseds toalas up. Of
eolnA Engli>h Dandsltco 1onte y apsesae
for Al opch trouhioa
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| ey all ha
notable
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saw the
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The ousbee Tsl<oTapA which hes taken bold
stand In fsvw Of anne1atjon. b giving The
mother country soms pretty hard hi;a II d.
easrss that during the year lassp over ten MIL
lions sterling 81 Bnslish capital vas invested in
American commsvcial enterprises. aid claims
Inst - . state In the Union ihsy would seceive
far moro English capital than q colony. I'm
glish capital" says the 1eie1TapA s'follews
American enterprise, and American sntsrpgiss
would search the Canadian wilderness for ore
- u sssruasd California and colorsdo-and
found u. too The young man Il doubles
hight that annexation would b good thing
for Canada, out 10 would - more interesting
and effective If be would address himself 70 the
isssrssss Of the party Of the second part
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-07

sion tkst opse.1s6 = - lfussllso = -
~ ineorDseatsss-Hanttnetsn oesnt9d
= Ca-lson accounfalnity = - fo1ess1
ecsesnnent, Wills - anoth9 dlReotfsn =
rcd them freu accountability - Celifos'
ma nd efbss u1stse fsen vhieh thsy hslo
ehasters The Kentucky evaporation -
cans u dominant powsF. - which IL
organizations ehartsrsd b ths federal md
the other ststs govsrnmsptD became sub
spdisste; II fset ~ vmD sasorbsd q
swallowed ~ " -
This aee greatly ocandaIl3ed the Jegs5av
turs and ~ state. and the power 10 make
such snsctmsats hes bssn prolific source
Of corruption In Kentucky. Il viii speak
vclumss for the honesty and the impecca-
biIity Of the majority in the convention
snA sDoAg ~ psopis y tie Bucknss
clause shall become part Of The nsv OF
amended consultation The sseognixed
power of money snd Of corporate in0usncs
IN modern affairs make Il improbable that
The clause viii b adopted without modi6-
esfion. Il u IN sntrsnchsd evil, profitable
% eoFrupeionisss and The eorTups, and Ken.
tuekians ~ human. etill. Il = = - hoped
that Il VIII b adopted.
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Church Choir Boy Killed by Ciearstsss.
New York Sun

James Matthew IL years old. died as his
home. q berry street Onion Hill. Tnursday
night Of nicotine possoains. caused by on okius
eigalettea The by was member OF the choir
OF b Argustfnef church IL 10 said he
smoked. on an average. twenty-five cigarettes .
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-07

The city council did : goOd thing last
sight II raising ths licsnss Tor ssIooas con.
nsctsd With thsatsss 70 1900 per year.
The pusposs q this enactment h 70 put .
ssvsfs burden upon the variety theaser
business, which has bscoms . prolific
source Of svil. There are no less than hall
doosn q thsss bswdy thsatsss d the vsry
lowest sort. They ars the resorts a ths
most Vicious a. both sexes. and the scenes Of
ippumssahls petty crimes The polics
hays found thsm sxosedingiy diGeult to
manage Of late. II has been suggested
that soms Of them, and the more disrepu-
tabis. could be closed out By high license.
and the action Of Last night was
based upon this idsa Theirs wss less
wiedom IN the ordinance taxing circuses
one thousand dollars per day. This viii
simply have the eject 70 drive the big tents
bsyond The city HmitL Il would b I'm.
possible. svsn u II vsrs desirable. to pro-
hibit IN enteEtainment in which the inter.
est = 20 great ~ In the circus.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-07

There 70 stsoss probability that the Rspub.
lcsns viii elect eonsressman from the Third
district OF Pennsylvania, formerly represented
by Randall and now by vaux- The regular
Democrats ses vaax aside and nominated
AcAiesr. ward boss. but the better element
revoltsd and rsnomipssed vsux - IN indie.
pendent candidate.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-07

n The state Of Warrington should dect
70 ~ UniisA States Ssnsss earpstbaeger.
and uorse stu. easpst-basser in political
discredit In his own state. it would appear
to b IN effect confession that NJ had not
among our own citizens man capable Of
this honor-and " should b laughed 1t
I'll oysx the United States.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-07

McKiulsy bill By shipping S,.oooooo cargo Of
tobacco 70 New York But the steamer ran
aground and II took four days and cost quite .
large sum TO get her OF. when sho was put to
heavy adtitional expense for fuel - make the
race across The ocean. bot she made II, bat the
keen Rotterdamers are not quite - mach ahead
- they expected TO BE-
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