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ALMACEN DIE MUSICA

DE OLYMPIC OTERO, ATooHA No 7.-PONCE.
Mdsica para piano a cuatro manos.
Merzo.--La Caccia, Polka ka As
Mortimes.--Pavonia, Mazurka. ....... $l-5O
Maaza -Campanone Sfnfonia ... 80
Para pedidos en- la Capital don J. Gonzalez Font.
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fs.sa a~kn Sc desea alquilar buena casa
LEHSE ESLU mMmpara famia que game so 9 60 pesos
@WW~0 W~VWA de alquiler al mes. Informaran en-
- las ofcinas de LA CORRESPONDENCE.
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No ha habido hoy ventas Gle azdcrr en- esta
Capital
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w-Se necesitan dos appendices de tipografos
con alg1n conocim1ento en- ell ohcio. lnformaran
en- las ofcnas de La CoRREsPoNpENc1A 3-3
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mento agradeclendo muy mucho 81 enV1o Al Sc
nor Cano.
Hemos sabido que la Companfa de vapores
Trasatlantica Espanola, petici6n de nuestro
amigo el DR.. Ferrer, presidente de la Protectors
de Ia Inteligencia, ha concedido por segunda vez
una notable rebaja de precio de pasaje los jo-
venes que la dicha sociedad mande educarse
Europa. Merece nuestros placemes la citada Com
pafila.
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Henos tenido el gusto de recib1r hoy la vi.
sta de nuestro amigo ell senior don Jose Nieto
collector de Rentas y Aduana de Guayanilla que
de paso para la Peninsula, Sc encuentra en- esta
Capital Deseamesle buen viaje y pronto re-
greso.
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Ngg@ CASAS QUE Sc RECOMIENDAN La Farlnacia
Central del Lcdo don Manuel Torres Borgess. estabecida
Ropedras la de drogas mportadas de los
ci6n an I,s Observation-Disclosures nor los
precios sin igual al acance de oas las fona despachan
dose 10 mismo por el dia que durante la noche
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DirecciOn San ,JustO

Sc atmiten abonados. Hay siempre un complete surti
do de perfumeria de las fabricas renombradas.
Los senores viaeros que visiten la Capital de Puer
Rico deben solicitar la barbera el BUEN USTO.
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Els positive que ningudn vino tinto es supe
rior al de Logroho, puro de IVA que venden los
senores Sobrino de Luina Ca es indiscuti-
BILE que ninguna otra casa del giro toda la Isla
importa mejores nj mas variados efectos que So
brlno de Luadaa q Co.. ALI es todo bueno, fresco
y acceptable Los surtidos Sc renuevan por todos
los vapores, Sc atiende con especial esmero a
las ordenes que Sc reciben de los pueblos.
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Los jovenes que envfan Europa la Sociedad
Protectora de la lnteligencia para continuar ALI
sus estudios, embarcaran por esta Capital 4
mediados del proximo mes de Agosto.
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Bisagras marca T de todos tamanos clavos
para toneleros en- latas de 100 hbras; clavos de
paletas puntas de Paris de todos tamanos; cla
vos de hero colado americanos; alambres gal
yanizados de metal de todos gruesos cables
de alambre, comprelos usted en- el almacen de NJ
Roman Co., calle de la Cruz nun. {, la
tienda al detail, La Duzce 4 hanzd Cruz IA Z.
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Los mejores puros los mejores cigarrillos
de la Habana, son los de la marca "PARTAG4s" y
los venden sus dnicos agentes esta Capital los
senores Cerecedo Hermanos Co.
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Bus e; !; s; s.; u
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ewCONsEJO ALAS MADRES

"a NCONSEJO A LAS MADRES.--El Jarabe Calmante
de la sonora Wnsow debera cuando los
nos padecen de la dentcion Propocion avio Immediate
al pequeno pacente produce sueno tranqulo natural
aviando todo dolor ell angeto risueno feliz
Els agradabe al paladar Aiva al pequenuelo aban
da las enclas cama todo door regularza los ntenos
es e meor remedio conocdo para darea Ocaonada
la denticion otra causa.
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Pianos Pianos
M. Rna1Sche9a2DIeYE,

SAN JUAN.-F. 4. - FUhIAIEZA II.
Acaba de recibir surtido complete de magn1fcos
PIANOS ALEMANEs los vende precios sumamente mo-
dicos. 33-s III
Cambios del Banco Espanol, fjados en- la of
Gina del dicho establecimiento hoy las 3 de la
tarde:-Espana, i pS-Londres, DIV, $50
f.-Paris, DIV, 25 S-Nueva-York 3 DIV,
% S.-Habana DIV, l61 pS.
Fueron deten1dos aver por la polic1a los in
dividuos Luis Montahez por hurto; Jose Torres
por tomar con una 6rden falsifcada dos paress de
botines en- de don Marcos Pieras; Juan Tru-
jilo Rosendo Fernandez por pelea Fidel Ma
rrero por supuesto autor del hurto de un catre a
Luis Escutell en- Puerta de TERRA.
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E' Alcoholado Gatell" :

"Alcoholado Gatell". Este preparado indis-
pensable en- toda casa de fania, Sc detalIa en- to-
das las farmacias perfumerfas de mas credito
en- la Isla. - +ss
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Las obras que Sc pondran en- escena el saba
do en- nuestro teatro, benefc1o del Sr Sanchez
Pozo, seran: Ia zarzuela Lucero del Alba, la come
dia Durand Durand y la zarzuela Los Car6one-
yos en- la cual tomaran parte los esposos Roncoro-
nj que representaran en- castellano.
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Acompaiado de su dlstingulda famlIla, Sc
embarcara hoy para la Habana en- Ell vapor N T..
Vazouerde,, nuestro apreciado amigo el Sr Lcdo.
don Wenceslao Bosch. Deseamosles muy feliz
travesfa
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Aver Sc inscriberon en- ell Reglstro Civil de
esta Capital las defunciones de Alejandro Angel
Rondon, Georgina Tnajero dofa Maria Sebas-
tiana Arroyo Garcia, sin que Sc inscribiese
nartida alpuna de nacimiento
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LEGAL NOTICES.

MARSHAL'S NOTICE OF SEIZURE-IN THE
VI district court of the United states, district Of
Washington. Northern Division
Whereas A libel has been fled in the above en-
titled court on the 3Oth day of January. 1892, BY
the sun Insurance Company against the bafk
Hope, her tackle, apparel furniture etc, alleging
OF @24T. so for insurance said bark and praying
that said bark, her tackle, apparel, ETC., may DO
CONDEMNED aud sold 10 pay the same,
Now, therefore, in pursuance of the monition I'M
der the seal of the said court TO me directed have
seized the said bark Hope her tackle. apparel etc,
on his SOth day Of January, 1892, ard do hereby
give public notice 20 all persons claiming other
wise having any interest in the said bark. her
tackle, apparel. ETC. that they be and appear be.
fore the said court al Seattle on the 18Th day o!
February 1892 at 10 o'clock in the forenoon OF
and make their allegations In that behalf
THOMAS h BROWN, Z. >. Marshal
BY H A. BIGELow. Deputy
w. ". WHITTLEsEY, Proctor for Lfbellant.
Dated at Seattle this Both day OF January. 1892
NfARSHAI'S NOTICE OF SEIZURE-N
vi the District Court Of the United states, Dis
trict OF Washington. Northern Division
Whereas, A libel has been filed in the shows
entitled courl on the 18th day OF January, lsy.,
o. w f. sayward against the steamer Augusta,
her tackle apparel, furniture, ETC. alleging IN SUD-
stance that there Is due TO ibellant ba ance OF
$3o354 for supplies and materials, and PRAYING
that said steamer, her tackle etc, may be con-
demued and sold 20 pay the same.
Now, therefore, In pursuance Of the monitor %
said court 70 me directed have saized tns
said steamer and do hereby give public notice loan
persons claiming or otherwise having any interest
the said steamer, her tackle, ETC. that they be ana
appear before the said court at seattle on the lotn
noon or thai day, then and there Interp0se tneh
claims and make their allegations IN that behalf
THOMAS II. BROWN.
United States Marshal
BY ". A BIGELow, Deputy.
BATTLE 4 SHIPLEY. ProctOrs for Libellant
Dated al Seattle this Z9th day of January So.
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DEATH. <sD FrsERAns.

BATRD-Tn Sea tie Saturday, January 30, 1872,
j. A. Baird ~ heart dsssase, aged - years AZ
the ressGence If Ills daughter, Mrs .. Z. Han,
2,7I4 Eecga9 ztfesE
Services al rexsdsncs this afternoon ~ oc3ock-
Inte-uaent al Mount Pleasant cemetery.
TEIMROg g-Ths funeral services of Leonard y.
yyfrnForu wifi b. held 81 10 ofcl9cx tbs morn
tag a. 1918 second stresE Inssrment ia Cal
vary cemsisgy.
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wzRKrxsgs.


kUEsELL-DREDEL-Tn this city Saturday, Jan
BAY SO, 1899 a. The res dencs Of ihs oEac 81 y
e8srgym&a. 40 Fin street By Rev. john p
Us9so8. David Resell asd Miss Annie ID.
Drs3ei, both o. King county.
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REAL ESTATE BROKERS

EfRST-CLAss BUSINESS AND RFSTnFSTrEs
property IN an parts OF The city for sale: CORE
F, 49, asa.1sos so-lclSe4 W r. Ledxsrwood real .s
Ks sullivan block ""Ou' TWIN
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n EST-4t Ran rs.

1 bALNoNfCo RESTAURANT UNDFR
n Grand hotel, 10 ths bsst for al delicaclss If tas
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X f. ~ % F4LS.

RkMOV AL NOrICE-WISTER & HARPER
IL Grant Vaughn aud r. l. Durgnt music
dealers. have removed to 903 Second street, Burke
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ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS.

Gan FRANCI~CO BRIDGE COMPASY-EN-
- glneers and contractors for bridges OF every
description; wbarf-buidiug. piie-driving, dredgih+
ana steam shovel excavating; plans and speelnc[
tons furnished on application corresponding
solicited Office, Occidental block. Seattle, Wssn
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90 To HENRY'S FOR THE LARGEST AND
~ freshest assortment OF candies In the city;
new crop of French fruit and holiday goods lust re-
ceiyed; ice cream always on hama; fancy creams
9ha ices TO order A. snort notice. ice cream soda al
Henry's new store, SOC second street
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NO4ltE - HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
y partnership heretofore existing between nan
q Schaoei has this day dissolved by mutual con
sent, Joan >chabsi retiring W. II. Han paws an
accounts and collects ell bills due the late Srrn 80
~. JOHN SCHABEI.
Da'ed a. McMurray, Wash. January IS 1892
NVI4CE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER
~ sHiP-Notice is hereby given that the c0pa-r-
LeEshlp heretofore existing between fsdor. Hsr
iIs, = Selig and SlgmuRd Harris. under the firm
tAiae OF TIE Chicago Clothing Compan dome
business In the Butler block city of Seattle sss
been dissolved by mutual consent Sigrnuod Ha~
= retiring TIE business Of the arm viii he-s
ate e carried on 6y isidore Harms & Co VINO
h@Ne ass uled and viii pay ali de0ts and scharya
81 ooigstions OF the old firm AL outstanding a.
S9ohls are payable 10 the Erm. Sigmun4
haft . COW "a nc way CONTESTED VITA the firue
" 4s44oTs Harris s Co. II. bVRE HARRIS
= SELlG.
SeAfiie, Wash Dec 81, 1891.
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FoR sALERExL ESTATE.

JYoR sALE-A BEAUTIGUL WELL. ~
IT proved 5-arra home: improvements -.
90 loo; price only 81. 300 J. MetcaIs Jusnsss
Wash King county.
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FOR INSTRUMENTATION.

TOR REST-CLARESDON HOTEL. CORNER
Il Second and Depot streets: desirable tenant
can secure this recent built house very favora-
Die terms. Apply Charles Louch l,4l2 Front
street
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MISCELIANFOUS.
CABINETS. $3.50 DOE 400 MARION 81

CABINETS, 81 30 DOZ- 400 MARION ST
pIANoS AND ORGANS, NEW AND sEC0ND-
Il hand; good, better, best; prices down 10 Chile
II In need OF one call and must red uce biz
stock; big discounts tn responsible customer Il
thris'ianer, 81 Third, between Columbia aad
Marion N
no YOU WISH TO ENJOY HOME LIFE
can De had on easiest terms at 9l5 Front street
| FAVE YOUR ORDER AT el5 FRONT SIT
II Tor furniture of any description: no better
place to buy In Seattle. Beiltown Furniture Co
TOR RENT-SMALL RANCH OF OR IN
a acres close in. Herbert 8 Upper, IL and IA
sCAeueTman block
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS TO c ASA
H BUYERS Of groceries, who can use quantltIez
Cooper q Levy, ll5 Marion street, between Front
and West A
~ soon be employed; buy acre tracts whila ~
same price Of a small loi. John W. Raulsey. roonc
80. ell second street
EoB CUT FLOWERS AND PLANTS co t.,
Washington Floral Compay. Telephone No
TO SELL OUT YOUR BUSINESS co TO
i George c. Marks, us James street, Occjdanfsi
bIocN; late Of 207 Commercial street
TICK FIT Gro ALL POINTS BY RAIL
IOA IL - road IS TO SIS cheaper thea tha
regular rates; tickets bought and sold; tirkats
guaranteed Gilmore & Richardson, 7l9 second
street. NHo
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ASSATERs AND CHEMISTS.

~ E. BOGARDUS, OFFICIAL AsSAYER FOR
W Chamber of Commerce; mines examined;
assay1ng and chemical work Of all kinds done.
Rooms ~, As ana 40 sullivan building, Front
street. between Cherry and Columbia
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IEASTED-AT REDUCED RATES To MEET
w the tines parties rootniBg Will nnd u 10
their advantage 90 cali address The Ripley cor.
HsT hFeos AnG PIKE streets. before locating
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NyANTED-BY EASTERN YOUNG WOMAN.
w position ss sicnogtApne sni typewriter. ex.
FeEiencsd and thoroughly competent Addrcss
fou 6aA. Seattle
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A LICE NJ AIKEN, EXPERIENCED MANI
n cure and cleo rologist: haiFdressing parIors.
90 and 50 HoiyOke block. Front and spring streets
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BUsrsEss CHANCES.

OSE OF THE BEST CHANCES FOR log
" Eiag Puget sound George W. Crane. 100
washington street.
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B4 THIS.

BATHS.
NEWPORT BATHS - OPEN DAY AND
night; salt and fresh water electric rnefica-
tei, russian, sulphur ana cabinet yApOr baths:
pflNA'e apartments Tor ladies'; excellent attend
aDce- Sis Front street
SPECIAL NOTICES.
SttH \ VARIETY Of FURNITURE AND
- 50 cheap You may become tue proud posses
al u SANE on ysEy easy teElaA els Front st<-sA
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LOSE

OST-A BAG OF PLUMBERS TOOLS.
IL either On second, Pike and Front street. The
finder please inform return 70 kayser & Ruslad.
SOB Yesler avsnne and receive reward
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WALTER GREEN. VETERINARY PHYSI-
~ clan and surgeon; honorary graduate Ontario
Feunary College. ONCE and inhrmary at War
WICK stables. 2, 213z Front street; telephone $50
4 j. MCINTOSH. VETERINARY SURGEON,
u. graduate Of Ontario Veterinary College. Of
nee at Montana stables. Fifth and Washington
streets; telephone geo; residence telephone 3S7
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PHYSICIANS AND SURG EOSs.

DR- wooDRUFF-sULLIyAN BUILDING
~ Telephone, sos
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EmPEorsEsr #ASrED-FEM4Ir

WANTRD-A LADY WOULD LIKE posi-
w ton Ia office would invest small capita in
good paving business Address Fay, care Post-In.
teiiigeBasr
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EMPLOYMENT WAxrED-m4Ir

" 4 r.
lITaNTED-EDuCATE YQCNG NAN FIVE
w Years newspaper reporter acquainted vrith
efncs sad wholesale business. beat kaslarn refer
eOce kaheT and willing. must have position az
once. best newspaper or mercantile reference. no
canvAssing Quick. care ost-lnteli} EencsF
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~ AN EXPERT.
W enced accountant Address y n. Poss-Ill-
tslligenoer.
XArANTEp-A NAN AND WIFE WANT Po-
W sitfon; aHy kind Of work; either country or
civ Address h. h, care Post iEteitgeacsr.
NArANTED-A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE,
w ne chllaren wish 10 take charge Of trst-c.aNs
fs-niS shed lodging house, goaA locality, on "a sry
eoulti ssston Address l.. care fcst utei3SeaCeF.
urANTt D-sTTUATIoN BY BOOKKEEPERs
w has been With Graham & Daalton Ter past
sxo years Address SAT Ash street
u-ANTEp-EM PLoNMENr ABOUT lSr
w Anil ~ Young man OF seven years sXpe-
Yscnce s. esper. dry goods AID general n3sF-
chaudtSS store cieFE in elty OF Toronto anu else
where with prominent Rnadso nrt2's
anc photo on application. W. ". sheath Itne-
tauxtsshsue, Ontario, Canada
urANTkD-oUEEN CITY LODGE or STA
W sicnAry Engineers y. A. = kls rclisete en-
etps@rS furnished ~ short notice. address n n
fiouxh r. :. Machinery Depot Seattle. y asa
1trANTED-THOsE DESIRING MALE HELP
w can get ii 81 the CITY Mission Iree u cost $40
sns 81 south Second street
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-09-15

1t is safe to assume that sensible
Democrats and Republicans will
seek to carry out the wishes of their
constituents.
The election of the minority can
didate, John Quincy Adams, over
jackson, by the house, presages
what might occur in the present
house. In view of this, it is i'm
portant that every Peoples man
stand firmly by his colors, and cor
daily work with all who manifest a
disposition to help him.
1t is somewhat disappointing to
the writer to see in the field, for
congressman-at-large, George Il. An
-thony, whose record is so bad in
everything that he has attempted to
do, publicly.
The most intelligent men in the
Republican ranks have, time and
again, declared that Funston had
outlived his day of usefulness, and
ought to be retired. With his lack
of ability, unless his party is in
power, he is worthless as member,
and worth very little when it is in
power. A REPUBLICAN.
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Peoples Meetings.

Senator PETER will be at Garnett,
Tuesday, Sept. Goth, at o'clock.
Congressman Otis will speak at
Greeley, Sept. 2lst, at 1880 p. m.
Capt. R. S Osborn will speak at
Colony, Sept. 9th.
Hon. D. o. Markley, candidate
for state senator, will speak as fol-
lows: Bush City, Saturday eve-
ming, Sept. l7th; Welda, Monday
evening, 10th; Sutton Valley, Tues
day evening, goth; Greeley, Wed
nesday evening, 2lst.
Hon. S. S. King will speak at
Kincaid, Wednesday, Sept. 2Sth.
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That .Grand Rally"

AS we are somewhat late again
this week, we will say few words
about the "gl and Republican rally"
and the "opening of the campaign
in Anderson county, which was held
in Garnett, to-day Thursday and
tonight.
Flaming posters were sent over
the county announcing the "grand
RAIL- and a thousand personal in
vitations were mailed to as many
different persons, nrging the neces-
'sity OF large attendance. 1t was
am ounced that Congressman Dun
nall, Of Minnesota, would be on
hands, and the "MOdoc Club" of
Topeka, was to have furnished the
music. 1t was also understood that
there would be street parade
Well, the parade" was great. 1t
consisted of six young men on
horseback, wearing grandpa S"
hats (the young men, not the horses,
wore the hats) and they were ac-
companed by six young women on
horseback and they were followed
by two more young women, whose
escorts had joined the Peoples par
ty. The band made some excellent
music, but it failed to enthuse the
people.
The afternoon speaking was at
tended by less than two hundred
and fifty people, of all political CON-
plexions, nearly half being women
and children. There were NINE
TEEN FARMERS WAGONS in
the city.
The night meeting was simply
repetition of the afternoon meeting,
except tnat there were only three
farmers teams in town, and two of
them left before the meeting was
over.
AS a rally" it was fiat failure,
but as an Opening" it was bril-
liant success, for the "opening" was
not filled-it is still open.
Tom Bowles, one of Funston's
mail agents, said to the writer, last
Tuesday, "Well, Brother Champe, |
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don't see where your Peoples party
is coming in at" 1t is probably
coming in at" the "opening',, you
fellows made.
Bill EnOchs was the lone repre-
sentative Of the g. o. p. in from
Sugar Valley. He rode up and
down the streets, anxiously looking
for something-an "opening," of
course. He evidently found it, and
slipped through, out of sight.
We're real sorry for some of our
Republican friends-some of 'em
are real good fellows-for they're
going to so much trouble for moth
ing-they're "not in it" this year.
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A Republicans Views.

1t is not true that a vote for
Weaver is tantamount to vote tor
Cleveland or Harrison.
The Peoples party has as distinct
and well-defined objects in view as
either Of the old parties, and it is
earnestly and honestly working for
the success of it's candidates and
in casting its votes for its electoral
tickeU, it's members just as truly
vote for their principles and their
own candidates as the most rabid
Democrat or Republican votes for
his principles and candidates.
But, we are met with the state
meut that "the few states the Peo-
ple's party may carry will only
throw the election of president into
the hands of the present Democratic
house."
All this is, very likely, true. The
constitution provides that, in case
the electoral college fails to elect,
the house shall select the president
from the three highest on the list,
and the senate shall select the vice.
president from the two highest can
didates for vice-president.
There is, of course, very little
doubt that the present senate would
select Reid over Stevenson. 1t is
not certain that the house would Sc
lect Cleveland over Harrison. The
free-coinage element, both on the
Democratic side and the Republican
side, is large and decidedly deter
mined, and know very well that the
only way of carrying out their cher
ished monetary views is by filling
the executive chair with a man who
will sign a bill for the free coinage
of silver; and Weaver is the only
candidate who would sign such a
bill.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-09-15

The secretary of the New Hamp.
shire state Peoples party central
committee, sends us list of names,
with the request that we send each
a sample copy. We do SO. Now,
let each one receiving the paper send
10 cents for the campaign, and each
a club of ten.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-09-15

"BRICK" PoMERoY has sent us a.,
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of Americans in Financial Matters" "
1t is book that will do a world of
good, and will help the struggling
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in the interest of the masses has
spent many years laboring for the
down-trodden, and he is brighter
and better to-day than ever. Send
25 cents and get copy of the book.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-09-15

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