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Telegram-herald., 1890-05-18
4 E. THOMPSON,
i3 Fsg FO1ssna bsrt
CanlbPI { Underwood
oS Monroe Street.

Morton House Blort Ieiephouf 20.
Have for SAFE o. lov prices and on easY
terms
90 TIE ore.usi OskGale PafF pist o resi-
deuef aDH hus nree .Hfr
Nr fhr vrr Crrat Para addition - Haf as's
PARK. lsH nice residence iats ahaFn Inif a1tlA
feet r.ft SIZES hark
blsn ~ rfniep reelfrref ietr 0r Nsf ieon ve
ano AdRmsst street ZAP runs in fr'nt -
ffpae lafn
Fsrftr fve hesuf'fui lots or fhr'r nev Wire
80 lrfE nndir.on. Ad fa~erf tn Insof ~
fffrr Ihrr orf n.I fnf ahsff I0fs enc "ufr
desired vii fufrIsh 'ufnher - fhosf p 'sn' ~
q huiio.
7berhrre alsr r ferT choice igfs Ieff 0u fhe
orIr.af fi WI-sar SOD flon near CORNER ~ tsst
TGeg vi - - seI ~ lots before Juns q ans
In nrfer 81 a. e. vi wafs very l0H pfires
Tife perfect hhstrsris FURNISHED % frerF
purchase.
OfHer fusirers takinf fheir sine Hrf affsr
fior 50 fnlIF F.tteT have derirec fc ofer fof SAFE
fneir heauf fg' rtsorf Ernuf1 1s-H aerf~ 81 10
term ruf nf fNf II. J.. q -. tfrtffFrn ftii
roaa uee-iF ere guerfef Hiif frnr rHFf 90 the
south SIDE nf Reed Lake. Tlff mammoth
paw or rrw 30 ug errrr fffr fia- hesf hnH
uHrE sfr These art fE iaF the tnesi Ervunas
"a Reed lake
Tbrr ui Fer fhff uaorff property re~v
lor ~ ezehsnEs f0f vacant eitF ~ sufslr0au
iofs
Hero fsa oufrf torture for tbs ght msr.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-18
=ewars - Otntu,ents for Cstsrrh Thaf
Tontsfr Mercury

sense ot smell and comp. y deran 20
t1e W1ole system wen entering e
through tNe mucous sIrfaccs ~8rn
articles shou I never - usef e1cept on
Prsscr- pcons from reQutah rrvsc ans.
As the damage taev vii 90 = ter-f1.1
- the good YOU can deTve from rn4~-
hslls lsfsrTh Cure. rsrufscsared nv
r. J. Cheney 4 Co.. Toledo. O.. corta -s
70 n'ercu~~. s-d tsKen i-terra e.
src scts directly Ero1 the 1ood ard
mucous surface of t0e svsteus. IN
tuyrng HsI3s CatsFrh C1-a - sure v--
Get the genuine. u = tsxsu Intsrna ~.
a. nats Fl Toledo, 01o- hy r r
Chenrv 4 Co
Soli ey Drug- sts, pr-cs -sr rer
bCtts
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-18

singing, TO do him
honor. Many en-
inent men and
" O n e II W ere
present, and ether
writers sent po-
ems, letters and
dispatches.
His earlier po-
ems were chiefly
rendiUons of the
voices Of nature;
it might be said
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-18

Mamie lsoftlyt--Henry, papa thinks
great deal Of you.
Henry ltenderlyl-Wen, he ought TO,
darling. he's been owing me $50 since
the 18th Of last month.-W sshJngton
star
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-18

H0AEo-1W0 tue houses an mocsrn
II Improvements. au M.r1soH a.. t-.slV aaa
.l.tses 44raC fveA-caac Lut al " 81 .s..li att.s
eett, several hnt lofs cl Euc.i0 aRt bcaat-
fuily locatea All bald house a. sult purchaser
% desired can l-rulsh ials auS pAli Cl tAS
81 u 4srIal hlaCk. Ic.eQ...e lal. ~ ti
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-18
TO sU BsCaIsnas

aay sasserfBsr % THE TELEGRAM
nFHALD .ho raus 70 receive ths paper
regularly. or Who may have reason %
raslsla of Iats delivery. ~tn eoafsr .
special rssor ~ iaformiag this sfihes OF
th. f.et "a once. ssad postal card Or cal
up tsiep phone 53t-
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-18
REAL ESTATE TRASsFERs

Thi. ns. "a furnishsi ~ Y. 2. Sorlbner
Teai estate seasr. 5s Pear e..
stephen ". Kent - - nsr~a L. Kent.
los T. 5is = PoTfers s6f . snno
Lucy L. Pickle - sarah A. Wood. part
II iot = bik 2 Seribner z Turner'S
add ,.....-.. --. l.Zo
Nsrfnus Vsnasr vIf-f -o nass no-~e1f
amer, 81 q lots snd BLK 4 Els
T,rtn al -...-... .a50
George h-mpror tr IA r, W Ward
= iat ll, BIZ I. carlpau's ~ sfd 40
Jehn Nleiand. r.. - one - Faa HaIr-
SlnA iaf d.. Y lsia1d's ads 1r
I6errs Dale 20 re+rs & furhs1an
Fec E h.s Wsrrrous s1f ~r
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-18

Taa sc'frvfrx fs - - - -aFri ac.
fcars-s vvs-d erce 'sst ruhis1ed, via the
1anes. .rsss 4ence vleR o8Esids sls eisF Ead
sges ef 80 AT asEs
|--.f4 2 -e, r-~a rsrs 1~lsF ~-7f
.sv -
rehn a. F-nzer Tvrcas Adais &. Rsrssr.
rrrsrs [-LH
MszSss Laso-rs., jsatss Jsnsns -S2-si
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-18

Carlisle h4s su1 the Kentceky
S~nAsszsG1p. Frora Democrats sLAzd-
po.n7s re e8olos . good ons. He
Eas ~oa hz spcrs.
The scgtn sLii 4tasFss V its pOliey of
keeping sxpeFienesc nsn ss he front
Pie N0Ttn caa ss depended upon .
send ficn Dea and business mea xho
n2Fs been - continuously absorbed "a
money -SetsiDg thAs they have scarcely
rsaA4so tne e1sEsnce q federal con
slst1 u0a. much Zee. made any study Of
lts Drlcl pes Or the fundamental loszs
Of government They may know tie
principles OF Business they nay uneer-
sfand ordinary poLt.cai theories, but
saen z cones - the broader, deeper
puncipies Of governmental policy they
are often w9fuliy lAeking. There :
nothing strange about -. They know
their oE-a business best. TIE art q meet
ins tpe duties and responsibilities OF
leg1 2laLor-statesmsnship 10 facts a
profession of Itself. Running a great
goyeFnment Ike ours 5 vastly differ
snt thing from running a state. a shop.
afactoFy, pulpit, a medical practice
CT legal business ItrequFes an edu-
cation and training OF iIs own, as well
as a natural spgness FOR the profession.
Time was. IN the business world, when
every man vas hs Own butcher, baker
and candlcstick maker" bat we have
advanced Tar beyond that. Time WAS,
N eur governmental history, when ev-
cry man Of intelligence wIs statesman
enough % determine the simple ques-
lions Of State policy that arose, but We
have left our national swaddling clothes
AM attained maturity. A statesman OF
the present day must be- versed Ia civil,
political. eg.slGtiyc and constitutional
history. tie must know thoroughly the
Fundamental principles OF government
aud tAo judicial exposition Of them.
he must POSSESS habits Of close and cor
rect thought, Of ciLgent research and
tireiess industry. Ana with all this. ne
must have a familiarity with the prac-
tea Affairs OF everyday life, or he will
degenerate into an impracticable theor-
lst.
Unfortunately much Of the training
necessary FOR successful statesman Is
tne very kind which affords him the
least return IN private life, aud the ne
1 cessities OF private life are what the
most % rs have % look after first, last
and all the time. As It would not be
| possible 10 train up professional states
men and u IS necessary ID choose our
legislators from the ranks OF OrdIaary
/ business life, Why should IL not become
a more general practice, 10 keep in such
office. any man who has shown re-
markabIe skill in the discharge of It's
/ duties, except 80 far as political changes
are demanded by the people? The idea
that every smart man must go 10 Con-
gress should not be permitted to work
to the public detriment.
The South, to a remarkable degree,
| has observed this practice and mas once
more sanctioned 1t by Carlisle's promo
ton. The North must do the same or
forever De outgeneralcd.
TuE Pope has 4 Bible, and, as is al
ways the case when q man has q good
| thing, somebody else wants 1t. The
Bible in question IS the most famous
! one IN existence. 1t is in the original
Hebrew manuscript, and the exact date
of its production has never been salts
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-18

lis that cement any good7- aeioed =
prospective purchaser of a peddler.
Any g>odr was the reply. Why, you
could msod The break Of day with that
cement "-Hsrper's Bazsr.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-18

Cures all kinds of sore eyes, such as
granular lids, wild hairs. scrofula in
eyes, failing sight or cataracts. For
sale at Peck's drug store, 50 cents per
bottle.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-18
~ RENT-HnreEs.

Tor RENT-NrS. Laraway's house on TIE
north bank Of Fisk's Lake. Inquire 80. 81
Kellogg i. 10
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-18

THg u1ost valuable sngls ruby n ere
world e ovned by t1e Crsr 81 T2llssls.
Put when 70 CORES ss those rnbi-s thst
e. ~ PAIRS, Grand Rapids rris an sis-
count an TIE Euss.as.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-18

nous.s aId Ial, east et EAST fas ~
- -. .iis save. oaif o.. aaa .t.. iCtars uasK-
.9art t -al t-st tI Itsl.-l scotia af
.lt- thf- t.-'i Payments ea-3 t.I.sl A.ua.s
are aA ArH-
-olse sad loi OF Ciar.es-sl. el3l
Ae4se @uQ sos ol CROSBY ST.. slu.
hola- sua lot Ca ooatu bitlsIon.sf. tusi
loast- Arsi-c.ass business pruprri, oa1 $500
- ss.l 40 uAct.
-A9usss q d lat axc. on Cerfer-.t- 5ast
SCUM OF .lla. awe. ua.y $50. 81 Ilh
house and lof h1l". Uo.tl @. Ne
ave. on L4ar-fe. pr'ce SsDL
ho-ss AID lot Ga Laelave o.. south of
b-as - eve. I-rc $780,
house auc Iot sazl8.. nsrrL uf Ff.late.
o. tsss -. p-ec slfh.
lot. oeruer oi last aad Hr.mbalaf. .sfs
y1ile. lI4e 's'A Wa tf@ae ior Looe Aarsc
auo rriage.
house and fot. fosllo. ou Highiara-a,e bt.
tween Jearfso l-aFe. aud Ccrtpr-st.. pr rts 8
ys.cani lot, OF Fealto, ave easf of Is-t
ST. Ho-n a.. 10 1't. .erins r. sat paie laser.
FABMPR0pEET3 TOR OReAlEuRgRADh
20 ACRE fern. Hiii.s toutl "a lals-fs sH
~ Improved fair tlUrIlls. Grst g1a.iIy
SOILS price 49,. r-rllt .iIl.
AQ AlAt~ ll proved iar bllid. ars miles
- se~iA 81 ua-.-at, o. g. AlA.sI8as Ifsat
160 ACklf miles east from Tossf c.ect
~. aret imrr3f G llc'. sal. good uf-
'-tf1, VIZ l.l. tu..t -. s. lrr acre.
4 AChh~ mIe wf.to ths aaur.sifra ir.
Il Carpofafcd cty Uf HreelRtfIe. rr fIu s
i.ue a D.. 4. a. h. a.. D.. q acres uudsr good
STATE nl ca lfa'.r-. ulfh ta.T hG.llI gs. good
greenhouse bcatec by furnacr. Ifra .Hf
NJ lA tale hrfs 8 iu lRrt Hay lsnI with lang
tine on a.-ac'- This IS rare chance d.
secure GOOD home.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-18

GovEESoR GRAY, of Indiana. wants 20
be on the next Democratic Presidential
ticket His color and sentiments both
would suit the "solid south"
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-18
& CUTLER'S
F.P. CALDWELL. MANAGER.
Real Estate Department
y ~sfob Buifdfng. - Canal -

N0VrT To TNAr-fr anT sw0unt over
- $50 rn good PEA. eefHtr Ee~ur'fF. #P hRTe
ff 81 bare src rsn sgprF Fou on shorf naft-f
c1can WILL r--T q nofe~r Er1ru houae {.
y 10 ~ uew. oefef on Y o9c n-aFe.
hs -hIecE from Esfiser
5000 So drvn AalsBof 81 rer rouft
p 10 f'fs v. new 1rfef house aEa
r-f sr 80 SrUrt LsfsF crest
FsrTIrrL FARH Pr erehsnge is~etes
~ ~ r. - froT lhE~a. H serrPusR eeurf7
w-f Ca g. rrrrfer 2 CT er'F rnsi eefef
rr-s-f- f--euf far rxrfI eu srs
c9u1N Will Ply fhs urfs-F tlroov
|HtD hease st No. = HslrBsl. book
f r-Hr
E1P eArT--r rosr h,ues anf f~s besu+fn
ists .oosses 81 tnH carn@ oI bssf ant
4fsussrs
Lr eALF-F--eeu hc1ss 80 - fa1lsz. -
sssss ~ s-f Senff Terts-sf
~ CAT rHf ferss 80 soHft Grand Per 60
ar VeEr rEr tefnf
TaETEn-T1 s1ehsazs grocery sfsrk
~ ~-t f-rreees frf rsearf ir+
rorff gs res fhe aasHef 'f sssh
T cT ~ Nr-s Ilafevrrts.st f1r ss.e. tlsres
- aeEs from Brfss-se Eres go ferms
eer
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-18

- EDGED saerr pfrrv rr~fer - Cana Fl
WV rean heuse. on Wsf sies. en.g sig1.
IN tCFFs rs mfes fr9r eitr Fr1 WI
~ trade fof ggpe i1t ~ sraEI honse
+ orr near Eastst 0a'r terms 81 -ash
- bs-anes g asrrsrF Trreuf rterff
BffT enoIef hue.aess t.nrss far sa.s -
Ntas - gnf trrt Division st w 30
per cert rr evrrfnrant
q E1NW touss arf aef rsrfae - c0utf
Lrraaft raF $50 rnrtb 1n
Z HATr 81 aaras ~ farf fer ssss RI
hft-a erf fro~.Irf g. fr0H - 81 En-
r~-e- rser terrrs
pEsla seas sr IaFt 6hors for ssIs ~ trade.
T FtfE eCre fra fe-re rrer rsF tfet
r errtsrff 1T r..s rferfr
SNYDER
csla-a
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-18

II NQl NaaE s. barlss .saEes 81. productive
sea eS-&tE IL s-l4s H. s1ll CAL - !. $
k,resla
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-18

TOR RENT-Furn shed room for man and
wife or ladies'; use OF piano. 10 Wealthy
ave. Is
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-18

VAN HoUTEN's CocoA-"Unce tried
always used"
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-18

TnH department Of Journalism st
Cornell University vii % ahsn-
doned a. the close of this
collszisbe year. Whatever Else it may
u1cceed IN dong .t cer*sin that ths
departmeus fs4s 10 turn cut newspaper
nan
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-18
NONFY 10 loan,


MONEY TO LOAN-In suns Of $40 % S6E0 o.
III good security. ~ rcasonsb. rate. No
extra charges. Cal AZ room !. Fletcher Placo,
s. South Division - la-
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-18

-r1fav arter7rss Ferng uen's nseerlnz AZ
a. eiors. Az Vallg nen are welcome
frnfnr tapartrnent-Me Meehn- for Bows oulT
ri -r fa. e st r-frrs a. nnvs 49, welcome.
Nrn0r--.1ssp~i usrri q eat eng servir- ~
hn rr.f .n fHa fnte1 faurf a. q n. ~
which aVarThasr - welcome
Thr-vfav pvs~rrr MserfTg f-r -~r r-'~
vfr - Reid TnursdRg svanfng ~ o.e'ock.
Inu0r r az A. -eriiaiiT inT- I'd
fs services a. iE - n nne1 71iv - those
whc z, rr 2Es 1a~t in tae neen1E.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-18

TuE Pope has Bible, and, as is al
ways the case when 4 man has good
thing, somebody else wants 1t. The
Bible in question IS the most famous
one IN existence. 1t is in the original
Hebrew manuscript, and the exact date
Of its production has never been salts
f,ctorily determined. It's history for
500 years past IS known, and more than
a century ago certain wealthy Hebrews
of Spain, France and Italy offered its
weight IN gold for il. At present syn
dicate Of French Jews offer 500, 900 for
the Bible.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-18
AGENTS WkNTEp.


IVANTED-I want a few good book agents o.
W both sexes. Nsrren Waite. "a Ncw House
man block. Grand RAPIDS Mlch. l8u
NANTED-Live statesmen on salary or com
" nilsson. 10 sell our goods by sample 60
merchanisi bright. new and saeable slUjo
ycarandeXpenscs paid g. q few live mea iu each
State. permanent pos .iivn and chancr 20 build
up me trade. Mcdei Manufacturing Com
pany South Bend. Ind. l4
IVANTED--Aeents iu every city 20 sell or
w new electric ink-eraSer; INK erased IN two
seconds without harnng paper; agents make
a. 10 81 per day. send &c iuT SAMPLE, terms.
etc Perfect Eraser Co. - Ro0t.-st.. Ciere-
land. .. It's
WANTED-Agents for the History oi the tx
w piorati0ns of. Daring Deeds and 1raui
Achievements Of stanley agents ortht 500
circular free. Address q. A. Browning Co..
Toledo. OHIO. sutf
AGENTS should wrlte Tor illustrated circular.
Il and terms for two weeks trial ~ Missouri
Washer washes diruest clothes ciean hY bot
steam without rubbing, sasIy sold Proiih
bic. J. Worth. -. Louis. No. June III
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-18

~ lhbs fOh AlA-Ne matter menss. hsW
"A 1ttis ~ AeS la4eA ss,A ms aAfSs Ns esa
sun SEA o1 cur lherrk-sl liRlSlst-St., 81
Els-ili SAra h.AI nre tas property H1a bt
coAt aesa- fnees Aia ternls a. sail YEA "a
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-18
I. ]. Lamb & COMPANY,

RIAL EsTATE AND COMMISSION.
ans j. ssall laalast faoae s.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-18

a LEkvESwuErs nan proposes 70
wager any sum between $4,000 and
40 900 thst within thirty days De can
walk from Leaven sorth 70 Junction
City, and never take his feet OF mort
gsCei ground except w1en crossing
pubic road or . railway" some men
never get the mcrtEsCet real estate OF
their fees n their whole Efs-time.
Probably he belongs 70 thst guild.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-18

r. MEETINGS az GOD TeTnplRrS H8if
fnira neeriaE. faursears. st ~ =. r. e
r1eefi -1 Taurefay r - = ID 6 sier e ,lo1s.
argf TNur%isv Il ssrh u7nrhf Trs sev -
srfssl sass'-sar ~ = n
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-18

sputh ~ 80 ---te, let sta- N.fI .ra.n
house- Arsi-c. ass business pruprris. ua.f 5000
= sa.a O. ultr
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-18

kNE oAkt-olr hs1.e 81 Na2r' a. 81. Gas
Aa-s1 - lallese-Afe- lWQ = d -lses .lss ael
sl1e tat cay. sac house 81 fttth aFr,. sac
Aossr e1 alen-sl-. ole kaeok % hoatele6 a..
gFsaaa ga o. n q 81 HsA aus fasEsi-. fNculy-
g Isl SIS ASA s1tslae ~ tat ellX. SAT helsg "a
ne eai c+ae Au& - lls Auefe sfs enoIeA
-l = Erc@l aatEaia - III NesE teer II Masree-
a.. Cal e~fl4s tAe aocEsI.s blslAess ASNfs--
- ! = a. - spm l61
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-18
MISCELLANEOUS.

THERE vii Dee Al open meeting q toopers
4 Union Nc. 10. Juesday evening. Nay ~. -
G. Z. Z. Halt Can8l-st. All coopers and q on
men cordially invited 1s0
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-18

Daltsa PFsss zsports. prompt .na z-T'r
osglsary, Al ths Lsc.i ss-s. snd me
clszasst sna asst PtaiaiY PrtHtss rssss
pusiishsa la ar.as s.stas-
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-18

TO IEE ~ kLlN-lhe seeref oi success l..
tle setts aaFaat-Ee 81 opportunities !
Csu oEeI Xob nics house sna a.. 81 5 vacant
lt ~ NAA para al tlr - aUa E NlH show AVl
soale bargains 800 u sea Lave uns lreperi2
q ~. car1p eau fna Nuu o payrf MlN3N
a. 0lbcrt. roo0 s. iaaieomb aullalng Is
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-18

k'Oh SALE-A forry-acre farm. W.th house
ala harl. Tor sale cheap. vii take CTS
man lb Nest BT.dgost, Or Mrs. nlndenlcl.
10 SiralEBl-sf Mar u
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-18

Circulation Guaranteed 70 Be the
Largest OF All Michigan Dsiltes Ex-
eept Those OF Detroit
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-28

Galignsni


In Sir Charles Russell. &C, Mp, Who
y Just now in Paris on his way from HON.
burg to London, We have An example Of
the mighty power Of great brain. Purely
by his own ability, uncoupled with any In
huence or even social diplomacy, he has
fought bis way upwards until he Is the
foremost advocate Ct the English bar and
one Of the leaders of the Radical party in
the house on commons. Commenc-
ing his career ~ solicitor
in Newry. he felt that such .
position afforded no scope for the intellect.
and accordingly he became : barrister, and
has gradually assembled the ladder Of fame
until he has reached his present status.
Although It IL but ten years since he en-
tered parliament, he has already been at-
tornsy-general under Mr.. Gladstons's adj
ministration, and could, Of course. have
been . judge had he desired snch an honor.
But great counsel can nowadays earn at
his profession four times the salary allotted
to . member Of the judicial bench. Besides
this, no doubt, he aims at the
woelsack, and. indeed. he would be
entitled to become Lord Chancellor
side, but Tor the fact that Sc Is s. religion i
. Roman Catholic, and the oct Of settle.
ment precludes those Of his persuasion
from being appointed keepersof the queen 3
conscience. Whether the time Il approach
ing for removing such disabilities or not
We cannot. discnss. hut Il IL csrtain that 4
powerful attempt will Be made in the house
of commons in this direction, and should it
succeed Sir Charles Russell will be leader
of the house Of lords so soon g Lord Her.
schell shall retire from public life and Mr.
Gladstone or one Of his disciples assumes
the reins Of government
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ConDkxsxD DIsPAronss.

IN row in 81 Louis Monday afternoon John
McCune, . negro. was killed, and Abe Thomas
and Wsiter stsvenson we're seslously wounded
Byron Scott and negro. who wers inpiicatod,
were placed under arrest.
In the Cortland street. Baltimore. colored
and Vas fatally injured
CLARK 4 Partsidga propsiston Of the onsen
City planning millA q Budale, n. T.. have
inside an sssieunent ne preferences aggrsr
gated 3lO.0lA
NESTING 81 tho la1y managers cf ~ Woela's
faif has ben called. aud viii taks placs In Cat
cago Eovembee II
Snow I'm = valpasisa Ind. Noa1ay.
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THURsTON COUNTY POLITICS.
Colonel Eddy VIII Have Coed Majority
-"Old Man, Billfnrss Cloaa u.~ht

SOs~ues E0uy Will nave Good Majority
-"Oid Man" Billinss' Close Fight.
OLYMPIA, Oct 27.-[Special The cam
paign IN this county Is now waxing quite
warm and becoming very interesting,
owing to the spirited manner In which the
various candidates for the lower house OF
the legislature are getting down 70 bust
ness. There has been considerable outside
gossip TO the effect that there was more or
less dissatisfaction over the Republican
nominees fer the legislature. II originated
with some kilograms sent out representing
Colonel Eddy - an attorney for the North
ern Pacinc Railroad Company, and Mr..
Collins - an ex-agent Of the Northern Pa
cific at Tsnino. who still kindly remsm.
0ered the great octopus. Investigation,
however. tailed 10 show that Mr.. Eddy i
an attorney for the Northern Pacific. and
that Mr.. Collins is really at war with the
road. Eddy 10 attorney for the citizens Of
Olympia. who guaranteed free right-of-way
to the railroad through the city. In con.
domination proceedings the citizens have
to use the name Of the Northern Pacific.
and upon the lace Of the record Eddy Il an
attorney for the company; but In fact he
Is not, and does not get cent from the
Northern Pacific for the services h ron.
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SAN Francisco, Oct 27.-Arriyed-St,
Columbia. Portland via Astoris. Departsd
Str City OF Pueblo. Victoria; ctr Oregon
Astoria. Cleared-6er str Remus, Por,
Townsend.
Arrivals-6hip Oriental, Tacoma; bari
Sycamore. Port Gamble. Sailed -Steams,
Willamette Valley. Yaquins Bay.
PoRr LUDLow. Oct. "a Arrived-Her.
Pokf BLAKELEY, Oct 27.--Sailed-Carrjs,
Dove.
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NEW YoRx. Oct N.-A Montreal special
says: Hans Hemken accuses Emil Stay ton,
Of New York. Of swindling him ont OF
nearly $4,000. He induced Hemken to
come to New York and open fancy dress
goods store. with . branch in Chicago and
one In Montreal. He claims that through
some hocus pocus Slayton has gotten away
with the business. leaving him (Hemken)
in the cold.
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CHICAGO, Oct. 27.-The Seventh. Day
Baptist council today took definite action
on the report Of standing committees. The
most important conclusion reached had
reference to the UNCONVENTIONAL policy OF
educational work. The council voted to
remove menace to the harmony Of the
denomination by the unihcation and merg-
ing together Of church and mission, tract
and educational societies. II was resolved
to raise the standard Of scholarship in the
UNCONVENTIONAL colleges at Alfred, N. Y,
Milton, Wis. Albion, Wis.,, and Salem. w.
Va
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wAsHINGroN's BIG CROPS.


The N0rthern Pacific VIII Handle IL.
100000 Bushets Of wheat.
81. PAUL, Oct. 27.-[SpecisL Stewart L.
Moore. general freight agent, and Fred w.
Wilsey, rieht-of-way agent of the North
srn Pacific, returned today from trip to
the Pacific Coast Mr.. Moore says he
never saw the country along the line Of the
Northern Pacific look more prosperous.
Farmers are happy because Of good prices
and large crops everywhere, and Washing
ton husbandmen are particularly joyous.
They have had even larger crops than had
been anticipated. Careful estimates show
that the company will this season move
fully II, 000. 900 bushels Of wheat from East.
ern Washington.
Mr.. Moore estimates that the total CROP
Of hops will be something like 50. 600 bales,
which makes total Of 8, 400, 900 pounds.
One hcpgrower with whom Mr.. Moore
conversed said his yield would be two tons
TO the acre. This gentleman's farm u To-
Gated in the Puyallup valley.
The movement In livestock aienR the
line Of the Northern Pacific continues very
heavy. though the season il rapidly ap-
preaching the end. There were TO-DAY
orders in for 260 cars along the Montana
division.
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PAST rINs

The Northern Pacific kailroad vestbule hin
ne Az Sleeping Car Line, daily ssrsiee s -
49, 0tnneapOlia, Duluth and Chieaso n
change 81 cau ana twenty ave niles ~ shcrs.
~ - souD - Chicago 1ouYia sleopine -
nfoagh. placing passenger in the Union dspaS
SA1cee3 seven houn and thiysy.Gx win1tos
eseent ~ keeOnd suss& 6osson blocs; Il ~.
An. DEPOT ticket agent. eoatsia
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MIssouLA, Oct H.-[Speciai.l -Pascale
and Antley, the two Indian murderers.
were sentenced today by Judge Marshall
to be hanged on December l9. Pascale
murdered ]. N. Dunn in the Flathead lake
country about year ago, and Antley ID
one of three Indians who killed the pros
pectors on Wolf creek in the fall of 1887.
His two associates were killed soon after
they committed the murder, by . posse.
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San QUEErls, Cal. Oct. 27.-Dorsey. alias
Thorn, and shlnn, the two convicts Who
escaped from here in December, 1857. ar
rived yesterday from Chicago, in the
custody of Captain Reddy and Assistant
Turnkey Fish. Thay are safely inside the
walls. and eli precautions viii DO taken
against their escaping in the future.