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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-02-22
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TOE S4EE-4Nf>GEJL4A
J-og sAIE-TwS HorSrRlS cows At
It cerner q Twesf&h sra jackson ~frcstS- : Nc.
FreStos, So Pioneer easelnS
L'oR sALE-AS KNsfIsR HUNTING SAD
Il SIC ia Esrfecs oSzssTs only used ore ssasen.
sl41s seventh street
NOR SALE AND WANTED TASTS. BAR
II fixtures safes, awnings stoves secono-Aan
ssore, sixth ard Pike,
L,oR sALK-SsARLY NEW FURNITURE
It esfoar~rooHaed aAs; clcAr% ~ X, feSf-infes-
lsenoer.
EoR sAIE-A FINE OAK Bah. ASp BACK
Il Ia. 81 bargasn- laos Freat street
I,og saLE-s4a FoR 4 SMALL TWO ROOM
IL house. one bed Ena isse stoves; 70 ground
ieaSe 70 ray. Aedress Fraak. T. O. box ssS
TOR sAIE-IEAsE AND FURNITURE OF
Ien-rooEa house, corner thsrrs &1a ssNeaih'
furniture rev; viii seli cheap r = kFeo&s,
room - tHeff"er ea33siiaS
Tor saIE-TwKNTy-T COOP HORSES,
II oa nnwaaiiSh. Inquire 50 James CtsTk's
rear Smn1ysiale, King county.
usog sALE-25 HORSEPOWER TUBULAR
L aoiler and duplex pump Address box llsS,
For sALE-oSE CAR LoAp or HEAVY
Il draf1 horses and mares Montana sale sta
bic. corner Firth ard Washington
I-oR sAIF-sTrAM SCHOONER: oNF
Il DECK, TWO rnastS. length. Il5 feet; beam. ~
feet; 500 tons measurement; everything cam
Mills & Randall 22s Batter block.
I,oR sAI.F-oFFrCr nFsK AM pooY.
L case suitable for luw ofcs. Address Yale,
Post-lnteltigencsr.
L'oR sATE-FURNTTUg OF : ROOMS. IN
qaiFe between - aud o'clock q. m. at as
ienora street, near Fifth.
For sALE-Bu6ey HORSE; MUST BE
Il seen TO be appreciated Bellevue livery stable
corner Second and Battery streets
non S.rr crwrptr ,~~,,,rr,x-~ -, -
i al . sacrifice; little used. + Christianer, ST.
EoR sALE-A BIG BARGAIN: oNE so
Il horse power tubular boiler one 4u-horse power
utensils. with pulieys and Betting: ali a. segss as
new val be sold very low for cash Inquire room
% Occidental block. city.
L'oR SALE-LEAsE AND FURNITURE So
tllre in T-room fiat. On Pike. hat Tor rent ] \
Morse & iCo., room PA Burke building second and
Marion
Eog sALE-NEwIY FURNISHED HOUSE
u Of eight rooms 1.al4 Fourth street Refer
ence required Gail between and =. M
TOR sALE-sUPERIoR NEW WEBER
4 piano, at greatly reduced price. Room i0s
Washington block.
L'oR sALE-so. 900 NAMES IN NORTH pA.
1 kots, ia south Dakota and Ia Minnesota. for
for entire list. q. Pew, Aberdeen. ; u.
LloR sALE-CoNTRACPoR's NoTICE-Ior
L Of jaeks, rope, palieys, blocks. etc. at l4o3
Front street
L'oR SALE ESTABLISHED BCSIN ESsESOF
Il all kintss W l. Han, room II Halter block
LNoB SALE-NEw AND SECONDHAND
L engines. boilers and machinery. Moran Bros
& Co. Seattle.
L'OR SALE-CHEAP; 10 OMEN WE'LL,
Il broken, with yo1es and logging outfit Apply
ID II. Bakers stock yards. corner South Fourth
and YesIer avenue
FOR terms Address A. O., care Post-IntellE
gencsT.
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Special NOTICE.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
lfENfRAl4lA WASH. TO BE GREAT RAIL
" road centre. four new roads n course OF con
strucli0n aud several more surveyed, al centeYns
here; acknowledged 90 he one Of the prettiest and
bealthieSt cities IN the Northwest: g. II. Man
ming Sd IS now on the market; every lot level and
nicely located price. s75. SIS down balance SIS
month. no interest Address Manning & Dodge
SoUTH SEATTLE PRoPER1Y-PARTIFS
- owning property in J. j. Moss addition 10 Sc
attic whose title Is defective by Of incorrect
descriptions in "A certain conveyance from Catha-
rine OFT and husband To John J. Moss. can procure
quitclaim deeds from said Catharine OFT and htls-
band 20 correct same, by calling me my Office
rooms 500 and $40 Butler block. Eben smith.
Dated February Ii. 1891.
NOTICE To PROPRIEToRS-P PLANS FOR
~ cottages, SIS. for swo-story residences, $40;
buildings erected ustaliment plan J. Fried
lander 6 Co, architects. Kline & Rosenberg block,
roO.ns and g.
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" ANrEn- EwPGDNIft~ WANTING PRAc
" tiraA hrssa sna cake hakers a.Afrsss Eaksr~
= 0'on oen tf.1f strr-f
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SOCIETY NOTICE.

SOCIETY NOTICE.
III AEHfNGT0N SECULAR UNION AN
W nuaI meeting a. G. ~ n. hall IIinckley block
corner Of Second aud Columbia streets. sunday
February % Lecture by e. Is Reynolds at IL a
M. Mrs. y. G. Reynolds at 3 .. social enter
fsinfaent, music, lecture by Rev H. usngurud Al
20. Admission free 10 ali Take the elevator.
u T. O. T.. NoTICE.~sEATTLF LODGE.
-. No 90, meets sunday, February o. al IL m.
sharp All Elks in good standing invited 20 attend
= MA RTIN, T.. "
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WASTEp-A wooIES Mill. AT MISSION
" City, a. G.
WANTED a CARRIAGE FACTORY AT
" Mission City p. G.
yyASTEp-A BRICK AND TILE FACTORY
w al Mission City, p. G.
" CIV CIV r. 6. : nor '''/N'-'-' a. NiiSei'N
WANTEp-A YEAST MANUFAcToRY AT
" Mission City p. G.
WANTED-A FURNITURE FACTORY AT
w Mission city, p, +.
WANrEp-A FRUIT CANSERy AT MIS-
W sion City, h. G
WANTED-A SALMON cANNERY AT MIS-
w slon City, b. C.
IA ANTED-A WOODWORK MANUFACToRY
W Al Mission city Il. {.
WASrED-A CRACKER MANUFAcroRY
w at Mission city. b. C.
WANTED-A SOAP FACTORY At MISSION
W City, b e
WANTED-A rASSEBY AT MISSION CITY,
WANTED-A BREWERY AT MISSION
yyANTEp-A CREAMERY AT MISSION
w City, b. c.
WANTED - 1000 MECHANICS MER-
w chants and manufacturers with their families,
90 locate and settle Mission City, Il c., the
! Ing city of the province.
WASTED-EvERYoNE TO KNOW THAT
w Mission City - situated on two lines of rail-
Atlanta to Paeiic ocean. aud IS the terminus Of
/ The Seattle, Lake shore & Eastern. forming
~ ssion city to san Francisco; also on the beau
tifu Fraser river which Is nearly mile wide and
| very important navigahle river
| WANTED-wE WISH TO CALL THE AT.
w tention OF farmers 70 The fine prairie land sit
uafe3 In the vicinity of Mission CITY and shall be
glad To give Information TO all intending settlers
yEANTEp-YoU TO CALL on OR ADDRESS
w Dominion Real Estate aud Loan Agency
/ General agents office, Mission City. or Vaneou-
Yer, IL. G.
| IVANTED-A GOOD DELIVERY HORSE.
W cheap Haley. Glenn & Co
WANTED SAW MILL OR WILL GIVE 30
w mas 10 active man TO locate 1T a good point
al once John w Rumsey. So second street. q
WANTED - Young LAWYER WORLD
w like roommate; large room with Gre; walk
ing distance Address TX. u T." Postfntelli-
genrer
WANTED STOCKS or MERCHANDISE
w for cash. Inquire isoS Front street.
WANrED-pARTrEs WISHING RELIABLE
W help placed n communication with Eastern
people IN All NosatonS with reference, by North
west Development Company. 22l Seattle block.
-.
W harness and wagon, fer cash. 900 Commercial
street corner Of Willow
WANTED-To LOCATE PARTIES on GOV
w eminent lard. satisfaction guaranteed { F.
Prank & Go. room p sehenerman block.
FOR RENT-HoUsEs
L'oR RENT-TEN ROOM HorsE IN HFARr
~ cts gas ia ,T'1 S sa5hro9m Washing
tuye Tor safe rent vt rcon1~ Of upstairs pays the
rrn. q me NEST desirable locations In the city
Address posfefIiee box i22
EoR RENT-oNF FOUR AND TWO NEW s
Il room houses: with latest improvements CalI
~ lslS Main street
L'oR RENr-e-Ro0M HOUSE. lOlO JACK
4 son street between Tenth ana Eleventh streets;
80 lsts~i irgTrov emenis. Enquire a. or Jack
sou street
L'oR RFNT \ pF>IRABLE RESIpENCE
U uesr 20 hosiness CENTER. cal Monday 6le Yes
Dr. sveune.
LOB RFNr-A FINE NEw HoJst OK THK
u James sffFs eHIn lH Tn1EfF haTh gla~trlH bells
49, So ~. 49,. '. . .s.. -. sreeee rangs rsa,
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WANTEn- HRfcuT NFN AND WoMEN o.
W snof address. ana who have son,o social
sfeNainta1ce can make rauuCV rar..lfv arH ens ~
90 our proposition 80 details s-faress Nauasrr
- Alder s'reei Pcft1aHaf ur
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LOB RFNT-A FTSE NEW HOJSE OK THF
u James sfresf rle. ln rnofos barh ele-trir feNs
rns ag tnres tieF rassth1'r Frenrh ranEe rent
$50 reF ufrn5. carpets So sf.afes 60 asfs -
Faeae hfsress A - Flsf. frffla ssnrrr
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L'oR RENT-e-HO0M HOUSE IOlp JACK.
4 son street, between Tenth ana Eleventh streets.
81 latest improvements. Enquire AZ l0l2 Jack
gfraas
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DurERT a. WESTEnMAS. HEAVY ~
II ma ard Eanefuf hiarE sf1ifhius machf>< -
sfFnniiflat snd huiifiuE work I'll fnsis II puR|
nfa rliii trssis manufactured West ssre4A hq44
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L'oB RENT-oNE FOUR AND TWO NEW 8
u room houses; with latest improvements Call
~ .918 Main street
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FOR RENT- HOUSES.

L'OR RFNT-TEN- ROOM HOUSE IN HEART
u ~ city gas throughout; bathroom; washing
room, wool and coal hnsise; $500 worth Of firni-
ture Tor sale rent Of rooms Of upstairs paws tho
rent 81 the NEST deS rshle locations In the city
Address posinflice box -
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" ANFFn-AN ENERGETIC Man II ZACH
w county 10 intftsture uur harfwRre spec ai'fes
literal pay % sample ffee. The VI fEht Mauu.
fscturiuE Company q PARK RoS. New Yort
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L,oR RFNT- = DESIRABLE RTSTpFNCF
u near "a hesiness CENTER. call Monday. 6Ie Yes
o. sFannr
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L'NH ~Af "a fEh~f.f. ass WHan SD
Il sfirsle us... esnarrr - a
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I,nE ~&LE-AEzFTA Al. aTVEAwANs NEW =
Tey-zl sswsEt5rg IN al E9asis-n 1anTen4anSess
osae block ssssa Yesse- cable. large rar1eT fet: fcr
sSstas9i c9st IS. so. Apply No FRYE brock
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-16
PROSPEROUS wnEELING TAILoRs.
A Commercial Traveller Says They Do q
Great Business.

A Commercial Traveller Says They Do a
Great Business.
"Do you know, believe the people
in Wheeling dress more and better than
In any city of the size / ever was in"
said well known representative OF a
large tailor supply establishment OF
Philadelphia, who is stopping at the
Stamm.
1.-TWO of my best places are Wheeling
and Pittsburg. There is no doubt in
my mind but that all the Wheeling
tailors make money and heaps
of it. Why, I've been coming
TO Wheeling now eighteen years,
and in all the loads of
goods I've received orders for, I've
never lost a cent in Wheeling. They
may have been some failures long ago,
but none within my recollection. There
are about twenty tailoring establish
ments in Wheeling, and they all thrive.
/ could tell you figures about some Of
them that would surprise you. l know
of one tailoring establishment on side
street in this city that one would never
suspect of doing much business that
hauls in cool $4,000 in profits each
year. The trade comes largely from the
employees of glass houses and the fac
tories, who are the best of patrons.
And all this is in addition to the vast
amount of ready made clothing sold in
the CITY,"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-16

noted animals on the grounds, a five
year-old magnificent looking chestnut
stallion, who made record OF 2:291i as
a three year-old, is now owned by Eau
bel & Hamilton. 1t was sired by Seneca
Pachen and damned by Seneca Chief.
The animal is very hard to control.
Regulator, the seven-year-old black
stallion, with record Of 2:27A, owned
by Z. II. McLane, of Moundsville, is In
Plttsburg with Mr.. Eiseman, where 1t
will be entered in the 2:24 pace, to be
contest to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-16
ASSUMED NEW TACTICS.
How q Former Short Term Concern
Hauled In Its Sign.


Hauled In Its Sign.
Sometime ago an organization OF
which man by the name Of L. K.
Whitworth was the head and front, en-
gagged one of the rooms over Hibberd's
plumbing establishment on Market
street. 1t Is room No. 2, and is next in
the rear of Rinehart & Tatum's real
estate Office. When the room was first
opened, there appeared on the door a
sign bearing this inscription, Estate
Office Of the Short Term Order" Long
about the 10th OF last June, when the
newspapers began to write up the
methods of the Short Term Order,
the sign was hauled down from
the door, and there appeared at the bot
tom of the stairs another and, a differ
ent sign reading, estate Office OF the
Annual Endowment League" Soon
after the collapse of the Financial
Cooperative Association in the Kelley
Block, q REGISTER reporter called at
this aforesaid room, No. 2, and found a
gentleman in charge Of the Office who
said that the ruling spirit Of the con-
Germ was in Boston on business and
would be back in few days. When
asked if the downfall of the other
organization had any effect upon his
business, the gentleman in charge re-
marked: "Oh, no, this is different
kind of an order"
''Could look at one Of your circulars
explaining the workings and benefits OF
the Order?r asked thu reDOrter
swell, now, should be happy" re-
piled the gentleman in charge, "but we
are all out of them at present"
The gentleman then went on to say
that at soon as the head of the concern
arrived in town he would no doubt be
pleased to talk about the business. 1t
was understood that Mr.. Whitworth
was to arrive in Wheeling by the 10th
Of July, but he has not yet arrived.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-16
Free! Free!i

On Wednesday and Thursday Of this
week we will make Babies Pictures Free
for all Babies one year of age and under,
and present the parents of the baby
with one of our finest Satin Finish
Cabinet Photographs.
On Friday Of this week we will Photo
graph all persons seventy years OF age
or over and present each one with one
of our finest Cabinet Photographs Free
of charge. PLUMBERS,
l13S Main Street,
Wheeling, w. Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-16

How beautiful a nice dish of good,
wholesome, fresh, crisp, crackers ap,
pearsl How inviting they are If they
are perfect in shape, unbroken, just as
they run from the machine. Marvin
has caught this idea and all his famous
Eagle Butter Crackers are hand-packed
in barrels and boxes, reaching the Ia
bles of all lovers of good crackers In
most perfect shape. Always ask for
this very popular cracker.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-16
l13S Main Street,
Wheeling, w. Va.

WE wish to call your attention to
those delicious Eagle Butter Crackers
of Marvin's. They have become famous
for their rich, delicate taste and that
delightful crisp quality which IS pre-
ferred by lovers OF good crackers, and
madly sought after by all competitors.
They also possess other properties which
make them the most wholesome food in
the world. Perfect in design, beautiful
in appearance, and fit to grace the table
of king. You should always ask your
grocer for that particular brand. They
are perfect marvel of cheapness, cost
ing no more than other inferior goods.
SOC Hemstitched Black Lawn 25c.
csc Plain Black Lawn IL 1-2c.
S1.00 Spreads at 69c.
EMSHEIMERy,
Eleventh Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-16
Index to New Advertisements.

FIFTH PAGE.
Removal-wheeling Mining and Manufactur'
ing Company.
Wanted-Board in Country.
Wanted-Practical Timer.
For Rent-Barber Shop
Health Officers Quarterly Report.
Wanted-Girl for Homework.
Wanted-Partner.
Virginia Female Institute. Staunton, Va
Mount Vernon Institute, Baltimore, Nd.
Pineapple Gum-McLain Brothers.
Chamber Sets-Ewing Bros.
Disinfectants-R. II. List.
Shield OF Honor Funeral Notice-Eureka
Lodge No. g.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-16
Sunday Excursions.

Commencing Sunday, May 31st, and
every Sunday thereafter, the B. & o. R..
r. Co. will sell excursion tickets to
Pittsburg and return at $3.50, and to
Washington at S1.OO. Good returning
Sunday only.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-16
9Fttttsts.
ale,u ADVERTISEMENTS.
SPECIAL SALE OF
Spring. Summer and Fall
jackets, Blazers & Refers

stock OF JACKETS suitable for summer and
Fan. therefore have cut prices all to pieces.
JACKETS, sold formerly at 50, reduced
10 soc.
JACKETS, sold formerly at So, reduced
to 81.
JACKETS, sold formerly at $3.50, re-
duced to S2.25.
BLAZERS, sold formerly at 81, reduced
to 81.
BLAZERS, sold formerly at So, reduced
TO SIPS.
BLAZERS, sold formerly at $3.50, re-
duced to 50.
REFERS, sold formerly at SEES, re-
Dduced to CSC.
REFERS, sold formerly at $3.50, re-
duced TO S1.50.
KEEPERS, sold formerly at SIS, reduced
TO 50.
REFERS, sold formerly at IS, reduced
to $3.50.
This is 4 bona6de sale. Every garment is
marked in plain figures
L. s. GOOD,
1875 and l127 Vain 81
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-16
mbesIins Re9ister;


Mr.. G. Schnepf, the Opera House drug
xist, made the following observations OF
thea temperature Tuesday: q. M, 20,
9 q. M, 81; 70 M, So; p. m, sol p. III.
81. Weather. clear.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-16
SPRING AND SUMMER.

All the latest styles, consisting OF Suit
ings, Pantaloonings and Overcoatings.
First-class work and Fit guaranteed.
Shirts, full line, In Dress, SILK and Flannels.
Half Hose, the best 25c Half Hose made.
@. HESS d. SONS,
1921 and 1923 Market Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-16

Until October 25th the o. r. r. r.
Company will sell Sunday excursion
tickets at one fare for round trip to
Moundsville, Woodland, New Martins
vile, Sistersville, Salama, Williams
town and Parkersburg.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-16

PLUMBERS photographed 294 babies
yesterday. Free Babies day again to-
morrow Leading photographers. Visi-
tors welcome. PLUMMERs,
- 113S Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-16
THE WEATHER.

wAsHrseros. D. O., July l5.-For West vir
9inia, Western Pennsylvania and Ohio, far
Thursday, stationary temperature, except
slightly warmer at Cincinnati; northwestw winds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-16

THE B. e o. r. r. will run special
train on July 10, II and Is, leaving
Moundsville camp grounds at 10 o'clock
ID. m.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-06-27

secret until after the plenipotentiaries
prepare the draft of the treaty. The
conference for this treaty has been ar
ranged to meet at Berlin on July 20. The
league is to be an intimate
commercial alliance in which
no one of the contracting powers will be
privileged to form a trade treaty with
any other outside union unless it first
obtains the assent of the other parties
to the alliance. 1t is understood here
the government has obtained the con
sent of the federal states of Germany to
a denunciation of the treaty of Frank
fort, and to accepting what ever grave
consequences may arise from the hos
tility of France to such a course. The
existence Of the league will naturally af-
feet the trading relations of the four
contracting powers with France, Eng
land, the United States and every quar-
ter of the globe. How far Independent
action will be controlled depends upon
the nature of the decisions of the Berlin
conference.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-06-27
EDMUNDS INTERVIEWED.
Blaine Has iiright's Decentralization
Will he Nominated and Cleveland
VIII Heat Him.

A%sHEvILLE. y. c., June 10. Senator
and Mrs. Edmunds of Vermont were on
the western North Carolina train the
other day. having Nashville. Tenn, as
their objective point.
Whom do you think will likely be the
next speaker in the house of representa-
%tivcs?" was usked Of Mr.. Edmunds by a
San Francisco Examiner correspondent
who was on the train.
'.t'rom what | can learn it looks as if
Crisp was likely to win. He would make
an able presiding officer. | see Mills and
his friends are confident of his success.
(Which of the two. in your opinion,
would make the best presiding otficer!"
''They are both men of ability said
the senator in reply. CRISP is the
coolest and Mills the most excitable."
What do you think of Mills tariff
views"
'Some of his papers that | have read
are strongly put and forcibly drawn"
We'll. | suppose Mr. Harrison will be
nominated by the republican party for
president in 1892, will he not?.
"les. it looks 50. He wants it. In his
recent tour of the south he was well re-
ceived and created in some places some
enthusiasm. and. much to the surprise
of his friends. as well as his political enc
mics, on his tour he made a number of
good speeches. Blaine could get the
nomination If he wanted it. He could
have had il before when Harrison was
nominated. Yes. he could get it now. |
know Blaine well. Blaine is "a sick man.
What he most wants is health. He has
got Bright's disease. He realizes his
condition and is taking no active part in
politics, nor is he likely to. Since he has
been in Harrison's cabinet he has de-
voted his time and attention to the duties
of the cabinet Office.
1.-The reciprocity treaty is Blaine's
work. and whatever others may claim
the credit must be given to whom it be
longs, and that is to Blaine.
blaine is one of the stro Igest men OF
tn" republican party. and if his health
would permit him to enter the canvass
and he was the nnlniiicc of the repub
lican party. he would be elected.
Don't YOU think Harrison would
be- At this point the senator looked
out Of the window and said: is that not
a beautiful view over there::" and the
answer never came.
Wei. whom do You think will be the
democratic candidate"
"Clcvcland. He is growing in popu-
larity daily. He is the strongest man in
the New England states with his party.
"If Harrison should be the republican
candidate and Cleveland the democratic
candidate, which would be likely to be
electcd:"
The senator was non-committal, but
rather minated that ne thought Clevc
lands chances of election were better
than were Harrison's.
Senator. what Ito you think of the
third party"
ITS a short lived affair. but likely tC
last long enough to give both parties
some trouble. The election of presiden'
may fall to the house of representatives
No one can tell what their strength ma.
be for IA time. but no party can live OF
/, the demands they are making"