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RAILROAD STOCKS.

NERcH ASDIsE.
Hops-steady.
IN sales were 50, so bags, including June AZ
81 10: july SO. 404l665; August, $l56QGl575;
september, sl5.i0>gl5-25; October, sl4S9gl4eo.
Spot Rio, hrrner; fair cargoes, is93c; No. z,
sngsr-Rsw. hrmer Sales. four eargoes cen
trIfugals, 5-l6c for 80 test renned, frner: OF
A, 4 l-l6G4 l-sc: eoniecnonsrs A, s14e, mould
A, 4Isc: standard A. 4 5i6c: cut loaf, 5tse;
crushed, SIC; powdered. &c; granulated, SO
@ool-Easy: domestic heeee: ssss7c.
Copper-Dull; lake July. sl7.aS.
Lead-Firm; domestic, A5a
Tin-Heavy; straits, sZo-52
CHICAGO BOARD or TRADE.
1cz1cIeo. June 26-wheat was unsettled,
higher opening very wild prlces ranged - Gle
higher than YESTERDAY closing Ior various oGt
for July declined 23z9Ase. September &c, De-
cernber &c Near the close the market became
5 little steadier and closing was re lower for
Jufy lssc lower for August and l13e lower for
Dersmber than closing prices yesterday. BE
eeip,s, $4,000 bushels shipments, 1850
Rye-sie.dy at 7797sc
Hnrley-Nomiual.
Shoulders. s. 0sa5. Is: short clear. .6ogs 30;
short ribs, s. 7S9o.75.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
CHICAGO, June 26.-csttle-Rsceipts, 400;
ssie: Others. sasas5sb; Texans, s24isS45o;
stockers. s25013s0.
Hog,-Reeeipts, i4.ooos active; higher: com
mon 81 ga 81; mixed and packers, 81 40
As; prime heavy and butchers wsignis. &-55
"a 6S: light, 81 49S4-s5.
shesp-aece. is. 6,1uo. slow, weak 20 lower:
natives. s4.5S<155s Texans, S5oi westerns,
81 45g4so
BOSTON WOOL MARKET
BOSTON June S-Nool was quiet and steady.
Nev tsrrttory kas been selling on seo1red
BASIS NJ ozG6sc for fine. 5Se1Soc for hne medium,
Ss157e for rnediGm- California wcoss are quiet
AID selling on . range OF from I7a944c, OF prin-
cipalIy from 55z5se Tor elear-
BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE
BOSTON. June 26-stocks closed a. follows:
Atchison. Is05s Mexican Cen Coma 10 {
Bu-lngto2-..... -
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TACOMA. Wash Iune 1901

TACOMA, Wash, June 1. 1891
III. J. E. Jordan, Seattle, Wash, Dear
Sill have been taking your medicines
seven weeks, and it gives me the greatest
pleasure to tell you, and everyone else who
VIII listen, how much good they have done
me. When l think of what l have suf-
Tered, and how many doctors have tried
their skill on me to no earthly good, how
they have filled me with morphine, choral
and other poisons until was nearly crazy.
and how many hundreds of dollars my
poor husband has paid out in the last
three years, before we heard about vour
wonderful cures, am astonished to see
myself today able to go all over the city,
able to do my housework and after busy
day to lie down and have whole nights
good sleep. Dear doctor, my husband and
/ are very thankful to you for what your
medicines have done for me.
MRS. JULIA LONSDALE.
2,40i PACING avenue, Room n.
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The god Old Detsr. TOO eager IN dispat..
Flew high; and Is bis Christian fary rose
BANNED al for Hersha shs dared spps.
And this sA ignorant Faaatic--
Well d sare. Ea Ant Hisias.a.ti.

NORTH BEND. Wash, June II, 1891.
LIT. ). Eugene Jordan, Seattle. Wash,
Dear Sri am happy to say that two
weeks use of your medicines has done me
so much good that am going TO start out
prospecting tomorrow. The pain in my
eyes has almost entirely vanished.
Yours truly,
HERBERT G. POWERS.
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The Untold M|iSeries

RESULTING from the errors Of youth, folly,
vice and ignorance, producing nervous and
physical debility, and the thousand ills hesh is
heir to. may be allexiated and cured
Those who doubt this assertion should read the
popular scientific and standard medical work, en-
kifled
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RIO PROFESSIONAL ABsTRACTORS OF
Il ttle-Sealed proposals will be received at the
Office Of the board OF public works up to noon Of
Monday, June 20, 1891, for the furnishing to the
city of Seattle called for, during the months OF
July and August, 1891. descriptions OF tracts Of
land within the limits Of said city, required by
the city engineer to meet the duties Of his position
in the making mp Of assessment rolls or other
wise.
Bids shall he furnished at so many cents for each
description" by which is 10 be understood the
latest record OF ownership, embodied IN
deed Of transfer. A final deed though embracing
many names in interest will be considered as
being bat one description also one deed, though
embracing several tracts, will be considered as
being but one description.
Particular attention is directed TO the definitions
here gwen which are TO serve as the basis OF pay
ment, which Is 70 be in city warrants.
Any additional information cheerfully given
personal application.
BY order of the board of public works
+. W. ID. HOLBROOk, Secretary.
First publication June 10, 1891.
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Ntpt y Dkp STOCK AT AUCT oN-SAT.
SsuAS Sune ztth AZ 10 m, in font ~ ,,oii>a
.sleAtleIS corner Fourth and Terrar. Sf-sts
- seii s. public auction 10 TIE hIrhes; bi,ssr -
- te pay ne expenses oi iupeauti = - -
-, tHS ieto~tag described stock viz; one hroT>,
1900, weight Lice pounds bay inare sh,st =
49, -. @ hSe Nnee sprung, small scar on jsf4 80
~ g. svs pounds black horse als,ttr : 49,, -,
49,, branded On lefl shoulder sSigr, go
sse sas. roam mare pony. about ves~s ~ "a
a. AMP ca point ef left AiF1 weight 100 ua1Ss.
ts~s-@ 10, SS ~oeat Yeas Of zss white Sr,,s !, n
No. - oig knees weight LEGO pounds. : 49,,
49, scout years OF sgeStAr and srip xb5ss -,
ae1snt ABOUT l,l5o; bay mare aaeaf vsSrs
kcas' eAck points, weight ]. 100 rounds, / Nsv
raj KY over years Of age brands, ~
wssssss aenlGer, white fare and sadie rssrtrss
aoesv 49, sso pounds. Tae owners Of ina
sSnoed animals are 20 me unknowp
bpLTON ROGERS
Chief q Police, Seattle.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

LEGAL NOTICES.
TINTED STATES MARsHAI.S SALE
-. United states OF America. Northern Division,
vendition exponas TO me directed, issued from the
district court OF the United states for the northern
of T: W. Lake against the steamer Manhattan. her
tackle. apparel etc. In accordance With decree
nounced in said court, hereby give public notice
that Saturday the eleventh (ll) day of July, at
in said district. will sell the said Man
haitian. her tackle. apparel etc, 10 the highest
bidder for cash, payable at the time of ale.
THOMAS r. BROWN,
United States Marshal.
BY H. A. BIeELow. Deputy.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS = ESTATE OF
IN Lazarus Kline. deceased Notice Is hereby
given by the undersigned executrx of the of
Lazarus Kline deceased to the creditors Of and all
persons having claims against the said deceased to
present said aims with the necessary vouchers.
within one year after the first publication of this
notice the said sxecutTix at the office Of Messrs
Greene 4 Turner, No 30l, 31s, 3ls and 800,
Washington block, Front street, city of Seattle.
King county, Washington. the same being the
plsee for the transaction of the business for
Dated at Seattle, washington this 9th day of
Executrix of the estate of Lazarus Kline. de
GREENE & TURNER, attorneys for said estate.
NOTICE TO CREDIToRs-IN THE ESTATE
~ of Daniel 8. smith, deceased.-Notice is here
by given by the undersigned administrators, with
the will annexed, OF the estate OF Daniel s smith,
deceased the creditors of and all persons having
claims against the said deceased. 20 present said
claims with the necessary vouchers, within one
year after the date of this notice 10 the said admin
istrafors at the place of business of Ingraham &
Coryeli No. 2l4 Cherry street in the city OF Seat
tie, King county, Washington the same being the
pace for the transaction of the business of said
estate.
Dated at Seattle, Washington this 9th day of
june A. ID. 1891.
F. s. INGRAHAM
+. F. BLAINE,
Administrators of the estate of Daniel 5. Smith,
deceased.
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bonds-stsady.
stroleum-July closed st 661Sc.
Monty AND EXCHANGE

E4NHANUB
Money on call, easy; closing offered at ~
Prime mercantile paper, 54fG7. sterling ex
change, steady; 6o-day bills, si.s61z; demand,
Ass. Bar silver, 1901.
BONDS.
e. g. "a reg. ueISU. s. si5s (couponl. 100
T. S. Is coupon. 711Pscihc 6s-......... 100
q as fregy 100
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CRY NOTICES.

GALL FOR BIDS FOR GAS AND ELECTRIC
-, .gnt nxtnres. Notice is hereby given that
maferia. and designs Of fixtures, for the furnishing
and putting up Of combination gas and electric
Iignt uxtures throughout the King county court
house, Offices Jail and CORRIDOR according to the
plans and specifications furnished BY and on file
ceiyed by the board of commissioners OF King
county. Washington. at the Office OF the auditor OF
m. ~ which hour said bids vii BE- opened
such proposals must each be accompanied by q
70 King county BY the successful bidder In case be
fails 70 enter into contract In good and sufficient
bond In the full sum OF the contract price within
No bid will be received or considered unless ac-
companied by SAMPLE Of material TO be used in
design, or by sample Of the fixtures themselves
The board reserves the right 70 reject any and all
Dated At Seattle June IS. 1891.
BY order OF The board of county com nissioners OF
King county. r. A. TWICHELL.
County Auditor and ex-offcio Clerk Of said Board
no DEALERS IN SECONDHAND GOODS
Sealed proposals will be received AT the Office Of
the board Of public works mp 10 noon of Monday,
temzed lots Of second md sre e. now IN
OF the chief OF the fire department, corner Of Co
About $50 feet 25s-incn rubber hose. no COUP
ungs-
About $50 feet 25s-i inch rubber hose, with coup
small coal stoves
] box stove for coal.
large stove for coal.
20 joints S-inch sfovepipe.
80 joints k-inch stoyepipe.
50 gas brackets.
2e spring bed cots.
Il spring mattress
$50 empty grain sacks
lot scrap-;ron (about 800 pounds}
I roll of old canvas (about ESQ yards).
single mattresses.
doors.
j marble washstand.
chain and shoe
Bids to be for the whole or any part Of above
named articles. Terms cash.
The board reserves the right to reject any and all
bids. r. w d HOIRROOK Secy
First publication June 10, 1891
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CAUTION-The Histogenetic Medi-
cines are sold in but one agency in each
town. The label around the bottle bears
the following inscription: 'Dr. j. Eugene
Jordan, Histogenetic Medicine" Every
other device is fraud.
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NEW yoRk STOCK rrcHAxes.

NEW YORK. June 26.-In Wall street today
more animation in stocks was accompanied by q
material depression in values all along the line.
The immediate cause of these affairs was the
renewal of gold shipments on . large scale.
Richmond & West Point was the feature of
the day, developing q most pronounced weak
ness on vague and unsatisfactory rumors, some
affecting the financial condition of the CON-
pany, while others ascribed the selling TO liqui-
dation OF the accounts of q noted broker, whom
late misfortune has rendered incapable OF
attending to his own affairs. The market closed
dull and heavy at the lowest figures of the day.
Final changes were all losses Cordage declined
o. Jersey Central "a, Richmond 4 West Poin,
15Sl6.
Government bonds-Stsady.
ser
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STEAMERS.

COLUMBIA RIVER AND PrGET SOUND
~ Navigation Company, commencing SATURDAY.
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THE STEAMER CLARA BROWN
VIII leave Hatfelds wharf Wednesday
morning and sunday afternoon,
ut p. M, for
TACOMA. OLYMPIA, SHELTON AND
WAY PORTS.
For further particulars inquire Of
J. A. HATFIELD. Agent.
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DxoPLEs SAVINGS BANK-
WIN authority thor 70 incrssss to ii. 900 6OS
oacSdsntsi block Front street, Yealer avenao -
James street. Seattle, Wash
Incorporated December 10. 1889.
oyyIcKna-DokRD or fnusrED-
JACOB fUhTh lce- rfesiu0Hs
ARTHUR A. DENNY. Second Vice President
las. r. HAYuEN Manager, Cash or and Sec'y
PRANK L BLoDGETT.. Assistant Cashier
l.. sCHWABACHER, John LEAh1
WIN. Z. BAILEY, JOHN COLLINS.
Interest allowed per anrum. Six per cene On
term deposits per cent on ordinary depostS
Dividends declared last days Of May and No
venber.
Leans CA real estate security.
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EoR THE sKAGIr
THE STEAMER VIM F. MUNRoE
Leaves Hatfeld's wharf Monday, Wednesday and
Friday mornings, tide, for Richmond. Ed
monds, Mnkilteo, Tulalip, Stanwood Fir, Skagt
City, Mt Vernon. Avon. Sedro and Hamilton.
f. w. SMITH, Master.
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JOHN IRVING. Manager
J. \. O'BRIEN, Master,
The company reserves the right 20 change the
above schedule without notice.
CLEANERS EASTERN OREGON AND PRE-
- mier. IN connection with Canadian Pacific Rail
way
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ALTERNATING DAILY. AS FOLLOWS:

south bound passengers for Ia ,onls remain
on board a. a. n and enjoy fGll nights rest
North bound passengers from Seattle can board
steamer arrival
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CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
~ at the Office OF the board of public works up TO
noon OF "Wednesday, July s. 1891. for the consfruc-
ton Of scow AZ Lake Washington for the use OF
the water department of the city of Seattle
The dimensions of said scow 10 be approx
mately rs fee by "a fees by feet, with three solid
partitions running longitudinaly throughout.
detailed plans and specifications now on file. 10 be
seen at Office of superintendent of buildings bridges
and wharves, 5l5 Butler block.
Bids are solicited labor and workmanship
only, all zterais used in the construction of said
scow 10 be furnished by the city.
The board reserves the ri ght to reject any and ell
bids
BY order of the board OF public works
r. w. ID. HoLBROOk, Secretary.
First publication June %, 1891.
THE FOLLOWING CITY WARRANTS WILL
i be paid upon presentation at the city treasu-
rer's office and interest allowed after fifteen
days from first publication of this:
1890 road fund warrants issued for sewer and
drainage purposes. Sos =. 1S5 TO 1889 inclusive;
sewer and drainage fund warrants. Nos. l 10 100
inclusive.
Dated this 23d day OF June 1891
WILLIS L. AMES. City Treasurer.
TMPoUNDED STOCK AT AUcTIoS-sATUR-
day, July IL, at 10 a. m. in front Of police
headquarters, corner Fourth and Terrace streets,
Will sell al paDc auction 10 the highest bidder for
cash, 70 pay expenses of impounding and keeping.
TIE following described animal, viz One IL sor-
rel horse about three (SO years OF age, with small
white spots. The owner of the above described an
imai Is 10 me unknown.
BOLTON ROGERS,
Chief OF Police, Seattle.
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Making daily trips with steamship Eastern Oregon.
JOHN IRVING, Manager.
J. A. o'BRIEN. Master.
The company reserves the right to change the
above schedule without notice.
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Grfrealtde 8otidaft fit 2aubrenter.
Wene beuti9e &plonie.

Sn Naertennuns bes GleiBes, Der
Wusbauer, bet Sa1tigteit unb oes ebs
renpe1tben CHARACTERS Der beutiden
BARNET, bat Die BaD Mranias 2anb G
Smmi8rattoa @oMpasnie, DaIGe einen
groBen Sbeil Der nesen ibrer grpben
Jru9tbortelt unb ibres an~eenebnen
unb geiun6en Gl,mas befannten uSt.
@barles 0albtniel" befBt. bef9loRen,
btefss ausge3eihnete ganb nit beutlden
gauern uub Sba5adtern su coloni,
ltren. Sisies 2ano liest in Nranias
@ouHtp, Seras, on Der Guiie bes meriz
fanii1en @olfes.
Ser SDoen it nit 5anb urIb aers
leBten eeemuiGeln gemii9t, baber
letht gu bearbeiten, auberbem bot ct
ben eroBen goraug Der unterbewoRe.
ruhg. Dos &esenmaHer bleibt ai9t in
BfaBsn fieben, lan9iam perbunftenb
uno ben GOben l%auern0, ME bas in 10
man6cn @esen0en Der Gau lit, foahern
es 5iebt our9 ben lo6eren gooen unb
nereinigt ft1 nit benz iiberal unter Der
Obel Fdhe nur usnige 6uB tief au fins
beaben Ma1er; in 5oIee bs}en 1T ser
gooen penige 3ul utter Der Obers
fd9e INNER feGdt, Telbt in Den trodsns
ten Sabren unb eisnet f1 bebbaIb 10
oortreffi6 far Semitic unb Obnbau.
gs giebt tsin 2anb auf Der Welt. no
Der Wein na9it uie bier, unb er reift
Inebr als eluen Mouat frtber, als in
Californian.
Us fn6 fhon einige Den!j1e bier,
unter anberen 6tib, Zimmerman, tpel.
der frtber auf Der Gt0ats Nderbaus
i9ule uabe 8rDan als @drtner Oil.
geitellt tpar.
Str Sagblieber unb Slider lit es
bas refine parabtes. Gs lit bier cine
quite Gelegenbeit fir eineu @efddfisz
mann, um einsn fleinen Gaufaben,
oerbnnben nit Bauholabanbel, ansu=
fansen. bic 2ompagnie NIB bsu StOre
bauer laRen.
Was oas 2onb 70 empfeblensmertb
ma1t fir bisberige &enter, 1T, boz bic
Rompagnie ben Deutidsm 10 g~iinfige
Raufbebingungen felt, fe brauden
ndmli6 bag erfe Sabr fsinen Gent @eIb
on8usabIen, aber mhKen fi9 iosleih oas
Rebeln unb einen Sbeil ibtes ges0dbIten
9anbes bebauen. gs mirb nur on
10 irflide MniebIer, aber nlht
an SpecuIanten o~e1fauft. Seutf1e
perben in ieber Ye3iebnng bebor3ugt.
Die 3ompagaie bot 6errn 3ouis
s. 8rh5l, pel1er In Wranias poB
(friiber &Odport genannt) cine Mpo=
tbefe befbt, als ibreu beutf1en Mgenten
ernanat fur BEN 0erfauf ibrer 2dnbe=
reieu unb mtro berielbe germ bereit fein,
ollie Mnfragea gu beantwDtten, unb oies
tenigen, Del6e fommen unb f9 bas
2ano anfeben molen, BON Mranfas BOB
aus fret bortbin gu ftbren.
Man oerfeble biefe @elesenbeit ni9t,
~beionbers 6a bas 2ano in Der Ndbe beg
thnitigen SisfwaRsr 9afens Nranias
paB III.
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Gine beimiide Suonftrie.
Geo. Manbrb's 9ampf . aiferei.

Man bbrt bdufs. baB beimil6e Sns
buftrie nod benz Spri6morte: Ser
prDpbet gilt ni@ts In ieinem Batter,
lanbe" = in Der eigener @tabt penig
anerfannt pirb. Stun. BET @eo. Mans
orp's Dampffiferei III bies ni1t Der
GaD. SIN @esentbeil finben bic Sas
brita!e Der Gabrit reiBenhen @biab unb
fe III nit Muftrdgen ui@t nur BON bier,
fonbern BON tiberal ber, fbrmli1 iber.
bduft. Ser grfolg Der eroBartig eins
geriwteten 2iferei 1T tein 8ebeimniB.
berr Wanbrp TT elm Mteifter in ieiuem
Ja6e. Ct bot ME baranf geipartet,
bab tbm auspdrtige Gonturrens anbor.
fam, ionbern er f6nitt fe fefs ielbff
ab. inDem er bic neueftsa Nnihodungen
ma9te unb bic reueften Ma|binen aufs
ifeate. 0fute III er fur bic bebeutenb.
fen Nuftid9e in 5dieru, 8ottiden, 81.
ffernen &C. eingerihtet unb ole merben
fe prompt aussefibt. Die 2hferei bes
inbet iG 108 uno 10 Muliin=G traBe.
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gu bemerten TT babel, bas Der Dob
pelcentner 200 beuti9en unb ca. 22O
amerifanii6en pfunoen eniipridt.
Der Conflict Spii6en Chile unb ben
Der. Staten fpiBt fd in INNER be.
bentli9erer Weiie gu. prdfiaent Montt
erfd6pft fi6 swar in ben mdrmfen
Greunbi9afts : 8stbeueruugeu ben
Der. Siaaien aesentber, abr troboem
perbarrt man f%farrinnig eaf Der Wei.
gerung, bic gefOrberte G%snugtbuune
fur bic nebergrihe au leiftgn. tpel9e
f9 bic poli3ei BON @aIparaifo ber
WatrDfen 6es amerifanii6en SrieQs>
iGifes baltimore" g~eaenibsr su
S6uIben tommea lieB. 8robhem III
aber bic Sofnuag auf cine frieblihe
8eileguug bieies 3mifes nod nidt aus.
gef6IOfen.
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Gerr 6. 8. Geaaer, No. 217 Oh.
0oufon Gtrabe bdIt ffets bas boaz
eOmmenfe Eager In 3eiGenmateria.
lien, 4apeten, Carben, Gias, @pieael,
CLOS, 8iloerrabmen, GirniRea unb allen
3ei6nens nEb Naler' utenFlien. Runf.
IeriiG ausgefbbrte Dilber urb 5tatuet,
ten &c. Rnb tn cine; Reconsideration Sol.
lerie our anF6t unb gum 8erfauf aus,
gsffelt. Sn fapeten uno 3immerbefO.
ratiOnen If bas @ef6madpclte usb
Reuefs bort au fnben.
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/. &. gouins gUanufacturiue

s.. s.. gplins misunderstanding
60, So. !, 8. 5 unh Z Ots Doultons
straBe, bat bic gr6bte 4usmabI In
Winbs, pferbetrafts, Dampf. unb
Sonbs Pumpea aler Dirt uno bor3iie.
li6fer Sonitruftiou; WoEer &66ren
auer Nrt nebf 3ubeb6r tint @roBs unb
Rleinhanbel. 9pbraulifhe Rammen
anb Winbmiiblen aner @r6Ben aun,
pumpeu unb Wablen 1nb bort 3u boz
ben ober iperben auf 8efteQung bcforgt.
GroBe AuspobI IN allen Mrtiteln unb
preiie BET g~eoieseaIier 4us,
fnbrung.
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staot Obio, 9oI,bo, I
2ucaB gouuth, S. s. {

Granf ). Gbeneh befdn5rt, tab er Der
dltere 4artuer Der 6irma s. 5. @beuet &
Co., if, iuel@e Gefdafte in Der Gtaot 60.
leoo, in oben senannteia Gountb unb Staate,
sbut. unb bab befaste Girma bie<Summe bon
einbunbert Dollars fir jeben 5nu bon
&atarr6 be3 ablen tpirb, Der burd ben gebrau1
bon calls R~atarrb eur nsdt gebeilt
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-15
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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1891-12-05
The National Convention.

The Democratic National Committee
will meet in Washington on Tuesday to
select date and place for the next national
convention. A number of cities are anx-
ious to have the convention, and delega-
tons are arriving in Washington from
dozen places to present the merits of their
respective cities 1t is ii matter of no con-
sequence where it is held 1t is Il falla-
cious idea that the holding Of a convention
in any particular locality has any appreci-
able effect upon the result of an election
there. Conventions are held about five
months in advance of the election, and all
remembrance of them is obscured by the
greater interest in the issues of the contest.
Not vote will be gained in Minneapolis
by the holding of the Republican cOnven-
ton there, and the Democrats will gain
nothing by going there or to the other
cities competing for the convention. The
most convenient point for the delegates
ought to be selected. If hotel accommo-
dations and ballroom were available away
from large cities, itwould be better to avoid
large centres of population, and avoid there
by the noise and confusion that interferes
with proper deliberatiOn, and the enthu-
siasm ofoutsiders that sometimes stampedes
the delegates.