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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-11-18

ED. STANDARD:
Candidates are making frantic efforts
to get the offices, using arguments,
some wise and some otherwise. What
we want is men of good financial
ability to run public affairs, in what
ever party they be found. If man
should run his private affairs as our
State, county and town has been run.
he would be in the poor house, or the
asylum in short time. When indiviG-
uals or communities borrow so much
money, as to tax them to the utter
most, to pay the interest, future i'm
provements and advancement is Grip
pied more than the present advance
ment is benefited. With communi-
ties it stops private enterprise, and
keeps away capital instead of bringing
it in. ID. r. BIGELow.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-11-18

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Isltsuut ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
u N,e NHt o.. ItaHs ats sftI
nelly lsat,ns zoe i,an h,s li-uus uisl.'.i
tai0iHfs tHasi lisIn inlH.H ea-
sie|ttn.ft thr l'frsUi.nttl. .f aUI lt
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ihsi ho hsl lsrn ,hann .li,l msgls
iisis BE- ihe isnpl' n.t e. 'he la.h
llsiaus am uul,l b. .tHFat.m.
ln lammanl hali n, aul 1lh,i ufeani
.aiinn laf ntt siu tluu D., ssii aul
o. nnt pruia'-e &, o. dictated tn O.,
a., h0ai, Nss Nntt sfsi, i,i not
,h,a.se me as lfssii,ui "a ihn .uitsi
states. hence Z ,an So go sell siih.
nHi ans further sjti.. ium that
quarter Nuv that ! an President a.
10 uy Intention e. g. lhe hral ~ ihis
nation ln reality ani 7 viii nUt lsf
mt aui iiriailan as 60 mf iutuu
attluus in ths rlufso ~ lhs sabu
conference Cleveland Issnluirlt s,t
hlms'li against ao sstfa session o.
.surfssa saving thrIt nrsi hr nu haste
al.uHt revising tha iafH i'infu che
feruiaf ssssiun 80 eHnFfes ~hlrh
sHnll iegiu in December ispi lhsr
e.'all 10 nu mistake aioul ,hs inten
linns ~ ,he President ,lssi muiging
itaa he uttsfsness sod those present
vill netef forget hla manner ~ es.
pressing be rent irtiuns
I, mus, w. remembered that THE
dispatch IL altered through hspul,ll
an iunnsl. sod much aliowsnr. must
he masle soc iia statements an that
aseoWni That President cleveland
has said something 81 pefveFi snme
thing on which 81 hang neat false
hsssl Something ~hieh partisan 100
~til ean disintt inta medium iug
.uwiae dlscoId 10 quite certain bat
that be has expressed himself la che
"plain kagllsh' that has i.sen altflb
~, 4 ,a hiia 10 hardly pfs'l,alls iIs IL
= man ian ssfupulousiY homes. a.
ailum that be was uadsf no ulaiea
tioas ~ fammsay The sense 81
el,ilEstiea hs manifested ,osasd N,
Ce'tis, and other muTwamps. du'inF
his whuie Presidential term. iufl,id,
ihls belief IL ls tnowa that b.
ioss tsoognlse ius, such obligations
aud the oeos.loa 10 Fspel dletssion has
NO, ~, l,sen presented
q, 10 useless, oi eoafss. b. quilils
oseF the pSsel.s meaning 81 woFi.
which were probably nessf used Ner,
isw Knowing Nc Cleveland would a.
tempt the task ~ debating Ia him
ssw Nosk politicians hnow him 81
veil, u eo. bs,,ss. than anybody else
IL u, thea, reasonably probable thu
any Such language vas usei at ,h'
ln,sFsle~ as ls sia,sd'
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-11-18
aaaad vlsu.

The ffshHss hes inisfsiewed ~ 1.
FoFresi. chairman If the Peoples
Party Csn,Fsl COMMITTEES, and oh
taiaed his olaainn - ~ making paiil.
ssn nominations ios city olieefs. ,o
he selected nest monih while bic
party has resolved Ia keep up tts
organisation, he 10 opposed b. Ice Use
&c means iof municipal reform ~
this time Ne very nlly covers the
Efoaad Ia the iullo~lns words
The Peoples Party - THE city dues
not Intend ,o take ans strictly partisan
sr,lon In the eomins city sleclloa
We hold that there has hesn some
very serious ahase II aaioisi power un
the PAT, u members II the city gov.
eminent There is . strong demand
by the people, irrespective oi party
that these abuses shall oesss There
hss bern entirely too much ostss,a.
sanee Ia expenditures ,oo much
raising II the hasls If ssslion un,lef
the thin plea oi equalislaE too many
pTlsa.s lol's on the paf, II .o,ns mem.
bsFs II the council ,atlaE the part oi
public Interests. rasatlsn has l.ecome
robbery b. such ga estsnt that men ~
esla,al ~ho nigh, u,heT~i.e lc lei "a
invest here have heen driven swsy
some ~ the l'es1 people Of the ci,y
would leave u they could sell oul iof
less than their assessed valuation
These ara the important facts before
the psoplo IN the coming sleetiun
tbs employ msnt ~ home lal'of IL sllll
lis.na ISSUE and homs lalsof should
b. employed b. the exclusion oi foreign
lal'of. We lr'igc that u matters ,ery
attic 30 tie lsople ~hsihsr y"u lal.sl
q ticket ibca,'slfa, 90 Republican We
iitHaly believe that thsY will demand
that whatsoever ssks tu their votes
shall stand squafely uI-rn these issues
aud he pledged to b. all In their power
81 reduce the unlus, burden II taaa
s'on W economics h csety branch Of
the ely government a. stand ~
homie lAl.of. sad sse that no l.oKu.
contrasts are made, ~ pet sch.mes
~orke'l ,hfoagh, The Peoples Party
is square on these issues
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-11-18

1t is very probable that before the
next Democratic Congress adjourns
three new States will be admitted, all
of which will cast their electoral votes
with the Democrats and elect free
coinage and Democratic Senators and
Representatives. New Mexico, Ari-
IONA and Utah will no doubt become
States under Democratic rule, and if
so it is likely to be many years before
the Republicans again have control of
the Senate.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-11-18

A Washington dispatch of the 1lth
says; Democrats who profess to know
say that Cleveland will not be nearly
so lenient as he was in 1885 in the re-
moval of Republican officeholders and
the appointment of Democrats as their
successors. With the exception OF
the classified service, which is under
control of the civil service commission,
a clean sweep will be made as rapidly
as possible of all otficeholders. Little
attention will be paid to the so-called
tenure-of-oflice which allows a Repub-
lican or Democrat to serve out his
full term before his successor is ap-
pointed.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-11-18

Header haze sou reflected upon the
ssisnt II the ,i,tol} achieved a., a.,
Democratic patty on ihr sch dsy OF
ihs pfcssnl month n n"t i.t us g.
osef = fee figures
LEI. rlssslanhs plurality BE- l,stvs,n
lfnosp aui 'asitsn
a. Tie anti Republican maiant,
counting ilemocfs. roruil.l. sud
rfuhihitlau.sls 10 au tHn
Cleveland could have heen elected
~ilhuni Ns~ Work
lie could have been elected without
Mes Nufk and the duuliiui states 81
Nvw Jersey Connecticut and injlans
lie could have ie.u ulseivi vithoai
Nee Work all These doubtful states
named. apd West NiTiuia. i',lassr
aud Alabams iuio ihu bargain
The delra. 81 thv Republicans 10 no
ordinary disaster Il is 40 utter foui
n was battle alter years II education
on questions oi puhllc policy The
parties Tough, as equals The passions
engsa'lefcd hy ths var had iuily sab.
slisd 4, vas iair and spusfo sab
mission Of sell defined ISSUES a. the
ashtifsmsn, ~ the hallo, hos The
leaders 81 hath parties Realised that e
crisis VAS imminent and twefp sell II
happened that under such cifcam
stances the popular will wss expressed
IN ne uncertain tone,
Had the decision been tho oihs'
way snd the vote have authuil.e 81 the
fullest limit ~ protection. nnns might
blame ihs puwvfs that bs Sc a 10
tariff feiofm u - much dulY II ell
whn possesses the pnwer Be- advance ~
as the obligation IA adhsf. 30 issiiis
means ~ eufo phsu remedy hts been
specifically prescribed
II 10 diiheult a. sse where lhr Re
publican party wili fnh enough III ths
old stFuetuss 81 construct q platform
A. present u hook. ,o 10 - hol,olsss a
task as that essayed ~ the hoy 10 -
construct, hls jack hnlle. without blade
handle ~ fisei
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-11-18
TERRIBLE DISEASES.
A BRACE OF EXCITING PARA.
GRAPHS.
LePrOsy I'm Idaho and SMALLPOX I'm
Washington - Excitement Among
the Cle-Elum Miners.

Leprosy I'm Idaho and SMALLPOX I'm
Washington - Excitement Among
the Cle-Elum Miners.
A special dated the 18th inst. states
that the upper Kittitas county is ex-
cited and fears the breaking out of
smallpox near Edison in the camp of
laborers who are clearing the right-of-
way for the new Kittitas company's
irrigating ditch. Sheriff Mead with
force of deputies had placed the
camp in quarantine, but during the
early part of the day 40 or so laborors
packed their blankets and escaped
from the camp before the officers
could effect quarantine. There are
three well-defned cases in the camp,
and these have been isolated and
placed in charge of competent doc
tors. Every man with a pack on his
back, from the direction of the camp
is met at distance by a committee of
citizens and directed to keep away
from the town. Tomorrow there will
be wholesale vaccination OF people
in Cle-Elum and at Roslyn.
The s. F. Examiner of the 9th con-
tains the following particulars of sad
case detailed by Boise, Idaho, CORE.
spondent: In 1890 Theodore Nichalls
went to the Sandwich Islands to
benefit his health, having q wife and
two children on Bush creek, Idaho.
Shortly after arriving at the Island, he
became aware to his dismay. that he
had contracted that horrible disease,
leprosy. He kept this matter a secret
from his wife for some time, but gave
no reasons for not coming home. She
finally became alarmed at his evasive
excuses and made the trip to Honolulu
with her children to JON him. He
had no warning of her coming and
could not a'ade meeting. 1t was
only then the anxious wife learned
of the horrible cause OF his detention.
1t was terrible blow but she decided
to remain with him. So slow is the
development of this loathsome dis
ease that it was not till last June that
native doctor declared they were
victims Of leprosy. Two weeks after
ward, the victims, frenzied with de.
spair, left for San Francisco under as.
sumed names, the disease not yet hav-
ing made itself apparent to the casual
observer. The lepers, on their arrival
in Idaho, were completely isolated
in a secluded dell, in a comfortable
residence, where they are attended by
devoted servant. The disease
which seems to have gained virulency
and strength from its long season Of
dominancy, is now making rapid in
roads on the afflicted family, and
soon all four will be still in the SLEEP
that knows no waking.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-11-18

Speaking about the result OF the
Presidential election, Representative
McGIeary said:
O. think it shows that the country
and the people are tired of heavy
taxes; arc tired OF being threatened
by the force bill; tired of reckless eX-
travagance on the public money. l
do not think the Democrats want free
trade, but fair trade that will benefit
all, instead of a few, as protection does,
The election of Cleveland is one of the
greatest presidential victories ever
achieved. 1t does not mean that the
industries of the country are to be
interrupted, nor that commerce will
he disturbed, nor finances disarranged,
but it means an economical admins
tration, such as he gave the country
from 1854 to 1883. He has clearly
demonstrated that he is the choice OF
the people. His overwhelming victory
shows how strong he is throughout
the country"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-11-18
ime since that warm day on which

time since that warm day on which
he so hurriedly left the cabinet.
Mr.. Harrison also refuses to talk,
but it is whispered in inside Republi-
can circles that he accuses Quay,
Clarkson, and other Blaine members
of the Republican National Com.
mittee with having hoodwinked Carter
and betrayed the ticket in New York
and Illinois. 1t is significant in this
connection that not one single mes
sage was sent from any member of
the National Committee to Mr.. Harri-
son. either on election day or the day
following. of course the reason for
this may have been shame, which
these men must certainly have felt
after their ante-election Boosting.
II Whitelaw Reid has one single
friend in the world he should hasten
to extend his sympathy, for he certain
ly needs it. The Republicans have by
general consent made him the scape-
goat upon which to vent their wrath,
and curses loud and deep are certain
to follow the mention of his name in
the presence of a profane Republican,
and all of the worst things said about
him when he was first put on the
ticket are now being repeated by Re
publicans. Dem.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-11-18

IN their special oiior Of Holiday spec
isllies The prices ol many article
suitatle i"r rlits. and a. reduction
which will an1fi great rrlici "a ih,
pockets ~ pnfehasot. This hrm ha'
gained a reputation ior low prices. az,
i, sosms thsy are determined tp main
tain IA
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-11-18

AGNES HUNTINGTON, the famous
prima donna, was married to Paul de
Gravath, son of the President OF the
Fisk University at st. Thomas, in
New York city, Tuesday.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-11-18
Nattrrs0n Addresses u Louisville
KatsFicati0u Meeting.

The Democrats had a monster dem
At Louisville on the night
ui the ll,h. The Governor and the
llth Legislature participated. Full
~ 10000 men took part in the
ilrlIr. The ci:y WAS brilliant
~ illuminated. The principal speech
Wa made by Henry Wat;erson
!r:orr 3j00o people i'll the court
house square. After iacetiuus
comment regarding the defeat Of the
Republicans, the speaker proceeded 10
pay hi, respects to those who had Il =
cu-rd linn Of inactivity in the cam
pai.n. declaring he was steadily at his
pcs, Of duty. Regarding the situa-
non, he said
" There i no double meaning to the
vote Of Tuesday. 1t sounls the death
knell OF the Republican system. The
ruhhcr baron i'll the castle hears il
and amid the cheers vi cmancipated
labor he is preparing to meet the in
cyitahle Able statesmen and lawyers
who found such astonishing likeness
between the tariff plank and the Con
iedcratc constitution, have awakened
t. knowledge of the fact that it was
not the Confederate constitution, but
the constitution Of the United States,
that was referred to and yindicated by
the people at the polls. We simply
mean to reverse the engines that are
driving us to ruin. We mean to do
what the Republicans promised TO do
in the enactment OF war tariff, re-
duce it to peace footing. We mean
To proceed with this work like states
men. not like revOlutionists and
mountehanks. The Democratic party
represents at this moment not merely
the numbers but the brains and con-
science of the people, and, mindful of
It's responsibilities, it will address itself
to revision and reduction of the tariff
duties upon lines SO enlightened and
conservative as will conduct us from
high protection to low revenue, by
process SO gradual and just as to make
the transition pleasure to everybody
except the unpatriotic and rapacious
who have grown rich off special privi
lcges corruptly obtained"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-11-18

THE public may be assured that the
ballot now being taken by the Olym-
plan for ascertaining the peoples
preferences for Mayor is perfectly fair.
Tom uses bottle for ballot box and
after each vote is deposited the cork is
wired down,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-11-18

IT is said that Thomas Henderson
Boyd will be private secretary to His
Excellency McGraW.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-11-18

THE man with the laundering cog
nomen is irrepressible. Having elected
McGraw, Alexander.like he is seeking
other worlds to conquer. He has
found one, and is buckling ON his
armor to straighten up city matters.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-11-18

AMONG the Presidential probabilities
OF the future must be placed William
Z. Russell, the thrice-elected Demo
cratic Governor of the great, influen-
tial Republican State of Pennsylvania.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-11-18
vlrAlmlcN I,nraIYIzcd.

Governor Mckinley has been be-
sicgcd ~ newspaper men for views on
the result cot the election. lie de
chncl 10 talk aud stated he did not
intend at any time TO talk on the
matter.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-11-18

WHAT changes a day may bring
forth ? Seems but yesterday that it
was Hon. William McKinlay of Ohio.
Now it is Bill Mckinley of Nowhere.
Verify Republics are ungrateful."
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-11-18

To NJ msn more than senator llili
IL due the magnificent maloFily east
ioF Cleveland in New Noft eiiy aud
state He hiss placed himself =, The
top Of the ladder w the exercise ~
means whleh required no small degree
~ iotlieAfancs " am nem,sfat
stiil. we're words that hocane tho
slogan oi his ipllowefs aud united as
one man the hos,s that under a lees
seFupuioua leader ~ould have hfoughi
isioa. 10 the party There IL q bright
future ius New YofA's distinguished
senator
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-11-18

THE Democrats can read their title
clear to about all that is out, without
the fitful glare of the fiambeau torch.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-11-18

BUcKINGHAMs Dye for the whiskers
is a popular preparation in one bottle,
and colors evenly brown or black.
Any person can apply it at home.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-11-18

WELL enjoy All the Comforts OF
Home" Later On" after Dark"
when we meet /" Wilkinson's Widows"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-11-18

New York States majority for the
Cleveland electors was, in round num-
bers, AZ 900.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-11-18

JUDGE Gresham stepped from the
ice. wagon to the band-wagon just in
time.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-11-18

Is march parade, command was given,
Blow brothers, blow.
On IN arch 4th, then forth they'll march, TO
"Go,iRepublicaus, Coz
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-11-18

The fiambeau club doubtless think
that the overcoat season has come I'M
usually early this season.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-11-18
Sherifs Sale on Execution.
SuTPdENRIoR coU ss STATE o. or w 2, !, \,
W: r. Dingiey. vs: g. y. wiiiismsss aud n y

SUPERiOR COURT, STATE Or WASHING.
- TON, IN AND POk THuRsros COUNTY
W. r. Dingiey. vs. G. y. witiismson aud n n.
Hoy, trading a. Williamson a Hoy.
Under and by virtue Of an essca,lsn issasd 80
OF the superior Court Of tho stat. 81 Ms.hias.sn.
for the county OF Thnrs,or, oh tbr nHh Oar ~ w
tober, A. d. 1872, In the shove entitled sriians -
judgment rendered In said toaFt on ths gfth fsy
OF February, isyl, wherein tho above nsmsd ~
PENDANT w. y. Dlnglcy recovered jadsnsni sse,sss
the above named defendants Wiiiissson asd 10,
for the sum Of one Thousand t~eaty 90 .@Ni -
lars besides costs of suit aud inssrest, have -
day levied upon all the right, title. eisim sea
terest OF the above named defendant. al. IN sas -
the following described real estate. Ia wii -
south half g.. ~ of the nortb~s quarter IN,
~ Of section two 90, township sixteen ttal $50
or range two Il, west. Of the wiiiarstts meytl1a
supposed TO contain eigh,y tsol acre. 81 lssa
Public notice IL hereby gwen that wlii. aa ~
2sth day Of November. isy2. a. W o'eiosk . ~ q
said day, at the front door Of the eoan hua's &
said Thurston county, IN the city ~ Uiyspis, sst
at public auction for cash in hand, 10 The highrsf
and best bidder. ali the right, title, claim saa ~
terest OF said defendants of. IN and ~ the assts
described property, or 40 mpeh thereof 80 mss ~
necessary to satisfy said judg,ssni WITH ees'' is
terest and increased costs.
Dated October p, lss2. ......
Sheriff Of Thurssen coan,y, wssh'
Oct N. 1892.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-11-18

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-11-18

CONE, wake up, Mckinley. See
what a hole you've tumb.ed the 6. o. P.
into.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-11-18

u soems mat ,ho ncmocury have
,arlured lho funlow that the bopul,-
h,aas sn iaDeiiuu.ly Declared they
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-11-18

bnr Of the reasons for the Presi-
Dent douh, ~ To the election was the
veil known dissatisfaction Of a num-
hof Of prominent leaders of his party.
This ~as ,,incod by "A statement with
regard g. Dudley. Quay and Cameron.
n 30 Cameron. the President believes
bee not only failed To- support the
ticket but actually did all IN his power
90 defeat a. Camcron's influence,
like luay-. extended far beyond the
confines of Pennsylvania, and the
President evidently realized both these
gentlemen were in a position to dc
much injury To- the ticket in the here
toiufc doubtful States II New York
aud Indiana As 10 Colonel Dudley
tho President said ho did not believe
Colonel Dudley had done anything
to iuiuto thu ticket, but lis infiuenc,
had rather been II q negative character
Practically the President admitted
colonel Dudley's influence in Indiana
had been used. il not to knife the
ticket, 10 keep hia friends from work
ing for a. In closing the interview
the President said, while some mis-
takes had been made. it was quite
evident Ia any man nothing could
have uithstool the popular uprising
~ the people against the high protec
tive policy. Ia which the Republican
party stood pledged 10y the Mckinley
law
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