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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES FOR THE NAVY
i yard, Mare Island. Cai.-November Is. 1892
Sealed proposals, endorsed Proposals for Supplies
FOR the Navy yard. Mare Island. Cat, to be opened
December 10, 1892" will be received at the bureau
OF Supplies aud Accounts. Navy Department. wash
inGton. -. C., until II O'Clock noon, December -,
1892 and publicly opened Immediately thereafter,
TO furnish at the Navy yard, Mare Island. Cal,
quantity Of beans rice, syrup vinegar steel ates
shapes and rivets also one saddle tank locomotive
The articles must conform to the Navy standard
and pass the usual naval inspection Blank pro-
p0sals VIII he furnished upon application the
y Ayy yard. Navy Pay once. san Franc SEQ. Cal,
70 the Bureau The attention OF manufacturers and
dealers Invited. The bids all other things being
equal. decided by lot The Department reserves
tie igbt TO waive defects to reject any all
bids not deemed advantageous to the Government.
ADwIN STEWART. Paymaster General, u s.
" uo29 tn Frft
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TO L.E:ASE!!

THAT MAGNIFICENT HOTEL IN PALERMO,
Il Butte County. being completed with every
modern Improvement. Possession January ist.
Liberal terms to right party. Apply to q. w.
MCAkEE. 10 Montgomery street. n029 Turf 5p
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The total yield Of wine In Spain in 1891 Is
estimated at little over $40. coo, 600 gallons.
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ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.

GoS0O NEW 5-RooM COTTAGE; LOT ssI
sSoee-New 6-room cottage; lot 45xls5.
S35OO-New 5-room cottage; lot 46xl5O.
$1,000 story. rooms near Par& ST.: lot 5Ux
2O7 feet: fine bargain.
S7000-2 story. 9 rooms; lot lO0xl50; on Central
ave-; great bargain
~ lots. 5Oxf23: high ground near FruItvale;
electric road.
L. ID. JUDD 4 CO.. l4I3 Park ST.. Alameda
nO20 Il sufuFr
Q1SOO COTTAGE ROOMS: 3 BLOCKS
- CUU. from station: lot 5Oxl5o.
Sls5o-S2UD cash. SO per month: new 4 room
cottage: modern Improvements. near school aud
station.
S@4Oo-S25O cash. s25 per month: new room
cottage. all modern Improvements; lot 30xlOS;
near Grand-st. station.
TO see the famous Jones Tract at Power ststIon
san Leandro Electric road. is to buy lot no III
terest, no taxes; get in before the rise.
Inquire OF MARCUSE REMMEL: ofices-62S
Market 81, Saa Francisco; Bay-st station and high
81, Alameda: Power station. san Leandro road.26 8
ONLY sleOO-HOUSE AND LOT: COR IOT:
" good house; s27o0; easy terms: a large list
OF cry property and outside lands TO exchange:
furnished and uRfurnisned houses and also rooms
for rent MRS. l. II. CHANDLER, 1929 PARK ST.
Masonic buiidirg, Alameda. oc leu
GO1Q CASH. BALANCE $40 PER MONTH:
OOUU lot 33:4xi00: new cottage of room;
and bath; "a blocks from 6randst. station: fine
s3l5O-Lot 81 :5xl5s; new 2-story house of
rooms and bath; convenient to station and school:
excellent neishborhood: $500 cash, balance $50
s4260-Lot 81 :exIOo; rev 2-story house OF Z
rooms and bath; n. side of Central ave. sta
tion: $500 cash, balance $35 per month No. $50
S60o0-Lot 5Oxl50: new 2-story house OF 8
rooms and bath: near Norton-st station: modern
improvements; cement walks: slreetwork done;
easy payment down; balance monthly INSTALL
ments- No rs
Choice lots sale cheap in all parts OF Alamo
houses TO rent and money to loan. IL 7. MUREAL
CO. 1452 Park ST.. Alameda, 4O2 Montgomery
St. San francisco. $3.50 tt
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ATTORNEys-AT-LAw,

LA
A DNICE FREE OK ALL LEGAL MATTERS;
n marriages annglied: collections damages etc
g. ". HOVE. atty, $50 Market. COR Stockton. arr
CI1Y LAW AND COLLECTION OFFICE 2sIh
Y Kearny 81; advice free; divorce probate and
insolvency specialties nol3 II
CAMUEL NJ. sHoRTRIDGE HAS REMOVED MS
- law once TO Mills building, rooms 81 % %
and q, fifth floor. nos tf
DvICE FREE: w. MATTHEWS. ATroRNEY
"A 502 Montgomery ST.. room l8: FORECLOSURES OF
mechanics liens specially zla
" w DAVIDSON. ATToRNEY.AT-LAW. 420
W California ST. rooms 14-l5: advice free % Il
ID A. CRorHERA ATToRNEY-AT-LAw. 5l4
"a. Gay ST as31
MONEY TO LOAN
CITY LOANS. 8 PR CENT; % DELAY. X. NJ.
y wooLLEY, +. -, NILS building 80 floor. del &
DLENTY MONEY OF FIRST OR SECOND
Il mortgage; no deIa.; low interest 3l9 Pine ST.,
room %. nos IL
MONEY LOANED ON JEwELRY AND OTHER
WI vaiuabies ar the Security Loan Bank, l05
Market. mr. Mason; private entrance Turk. If
MONEY Ar 81 ON FIRST AND SECOND MORT
Az cages without delay MURPHY, 1926 Pine. 3In
I OgrS ON REAL ESTATE. NOTES, MDs IN
u wGebouse. Us 30 VIVIAN 1913 Montgomery. rf
BABEL OF MONEY on lST OK I'D MORT
sass: per cent: 10 delay ) l. a .. farrell "
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
I y.LAwRENCE CARP ENTER AND BUILDEn
y. e1s Sacramento ST cabinet work and ftsiRgzp
sAesA promptly attended; leisphons soo iaiosf
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
/ HANDLER,
BUILDER AND OWNER, Is MONTGOMERY ST
WHY PAY RENTg
WHY PAY RENTf
WHY PAY REMIT
ifyou are tired of paying rent cali and see me.

rooms and bath
$40 per month VIII secure Groom cottage in a
desirable location.
$40 and upward. all sorts of 2.story houses. from
the most costly finished the most inexpensive;
all In desirable neighborhooGs.
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FOR SALE-MISCELLAN ANGUS.
CAFETY BICYCLES. PNEUMATIC TIRES
> cheap. Apply Hackmeier's Hotel, Eddy st.2 3rr
CECONDHAND OTIS BELT ELEVATORS
= hand-power elevators. upright engines. mining
machinery, pulleys etc; repairs OF ali kinds. NM
u BIRCH q Co, lie Beale 81. del 1t
I ACE CURTAINS LAUNDRIED IN 10 THE
J. time using stretehers j. IRVING, 547 Fifth.l7
4 CRTAIN-PoLEs. OUR OWN MANUFACTURE
- best finish, AZ the following remarkably low
prices 3 feet long. al sc: 80 feet &c: feet 7iac:
N feet Zoe; poles feet and to 20 feet long at
Zc per foot. all colors. Reduction TO the trade
Close at 8 80. JONES. 757 Mission st. no29 1t
ONLY SI7-NEw SEWING MACHINE; WAR
" rsnted: bargains IN sewing machines ana type
writer's. The 5. HILL CO., 20 New Montgomery
street nO29 II
(,ALlGRAPH TYPEwRITER,A AS GOOD AS NEW
" worth 500. for s35 LEO. L. ALEXANDER g.
BRO, 2iS SaDsome 81. Bo27 at
I y II. 7. ENGINE SAWS. PLANER. LATHES.
= forge, bellows punches etc. l72l Mission 20 3m
CAFE, SCALE, LETTER-PRESs, STORETRUOK
- and m0ney-tlli; cheap. lO2 Clay 81. au7 Ct
CECoND-HASD BOILERS. ENGINES, PUMrS.
- shsftlng. pulleys betting. water pipes. etc.
oez II MCINTOSH WOLPAAN. 137 Beaie &C
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G1EO CUSTOM SHOESHOP; LOTS OF LASTS,
= w. sewing-mac chine. etc; also branch dye
office, store and lIYing-rOoms rent taken ont in
work; selling on account OF Government position;
biz bargain. Apply 1927 Market ST. no3O at
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CARPETS.

~ pets. short lengths. soc per yard extra heavy
llnoleum. SOC: account OF removal :. W. SHREK.
1884 Stockton st country orders special attention.
(ARPETS-sM1THs BRUSSELS. csc YARD:
" iHstatment price elsew here 81 yd. NJ FRIED
MAN CO. 22e-23O stockton. and 237 Post lit
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The little baby danght<r q -
e.h;cr@e minister a Wa<hinEtcn hna
only two years more q happy infancy
t..f,re her. for when &he reaches -
ave II three years her tinv fe~t viii -
swashed in tight handages 70 ietaEo
their growth and 20 produce shs i'e<nl
diminutivene<< that seems n.ncosA
American eyes. hut = one - " -
lioht~ of Chinc>e visual crganA -
| torture lasts for three year.-
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che day was called IN order Numer'
oo< hurried con fcrencc~ were held 70
consider the fca asibility Of concentrating
upon senator Kyle, but the cha'rna"
cut them short ~ insisting that every
delegate should get into his or her scat
Al $40. branch. Of Georgia. np-
p.arcd With the supplementary report
II the committee on platform 70 tne
plank regarding free count. soutn-
e~n delegate IN the rear Of the hall.
moved that Il b. tabled On the grouno
that Il was hut rchash % the deciara-
tions In the platforms of .hr TWO Ola
parties. Isy an overwhelming n'ajp'.
Nv the convention decided to lei y stay
N. and the reading was resumed
Hearty applause was gwen tne re.o
lution regarding standing armies. the
referendum. and the limits of the terms
~ The presidency. when the reading
was finished Chairman Loncks pn'
| the motion on the adoption Of the rs
mort. although number of deiega'e'
/ demanded 10 be heard.
ouiet was secured by Hugh Cavanagh
az the executive board Of the knights ?
Labor. who reported this resolution y
behalf Of the committee:
r,.o,.<d That thl. 20 ,vsnt'on svmpafhiz'
~ith -. Knights ~ Labor IN th-ir .s'' r'sn.so.
contest with the tyrsn cal com ,,n'o W.. =
~,..re..surrrs Of Er.h'--r ". and declare. y
- ~ lutv n an who hats tyranny and q
nrsssion "a rrfu~e 20 purchase the goo1. ma
~ shc : "A manufacturers or % pa'ron'1r ~
merchant wno sells such goods !,
over a., hot:r was consumed ~ q
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, ,ssss assp philosopher "'"'' 'a' - ~''' :
'n'as naesllns. breezy biAsnerskise. the b''s-
,erous tvbo.ihk
!. s-.nA 4. be with wine q ioy, % nuHis'mAa
.'. ~''s "'. sasoi. q ecn,ea. r.ussra'e ne
earth
=. ,rc, the orient ;oy q ili' win which our
''oo'sr ~n',~ IL he earth and air and In 'hr
heart u man.
~.... uha, deep four, oi flowing Joy does 'his
n.ad Minstrel ar n'S.
.-.,. lahhllns. breezy hlatherskite. tnis po'Ss
t0rons hoholinkf
,,.,,, rounded apple blossom cups where ~iii
n.c~ browse and loom'
r.a,. dyer lily breakers and irvm ehAiisss "
hlucn'
s-,a -,ra~bcrry roblc,s hlled with dew, she
incense ~ the night.
...,.-,,, *ron thc sky's inv ertcd urn embossed
with starry iiyht,
.s.,,t from n.- blossom bed he leaps. ans..iars'
.tsis and strong.
.u tr :.nsl down the ringing earth he wcasrs hi'
Ncb Of song.
.rd rreaches boldly % the ST.. tie folly 81 df
,r. WIN. 10 whom il may concern thai al ~
sor.l Is fAs-.
All % ms heart his wisdom finds asrreF Wei
come home
Taao some tha' has been sanctioned ~ ~
.Agss ~ old Rome
7hAr aunnllnr- nrcezy bla'herskise. 'he bolster
n,.s bobolink.
I. .ush deep philosopher, he's far TOO wise :
llinS.
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bate. Mcdowell of tennessee anu
lamb. Of Tennessee. objcctinr. irna-
titus Donnelly came 70 the rescue Of me
laborcrs.
The previous question was ordered
and the resolution adopted.
Branch had another resolution ready
nroxidinc that no federal. state or
municipal officer or empioye, including
members Of congress. senator's anu
Legislators shall be eligible TO 81 or
vote in any convention Of this party /.
II was $40 when the regular order oi
business. that Of calling the roll of
states for nomination Of candidates lot
the presidency was reached
when Alabama was called +. =
Manning. Of that state. in speech that
was very imperfectly understood owing
70 his distance from the platform
named Cen ]. b. Weaver Of Iowa
Colorado yielded her privilege 70 Col
9 =. Norton. Of Illinois He said tha'
h;< candidate had already won IN
snur~ lie loomed up like giant ~
belonged to no faction EveryDod.
could vote for him, no one could say a
unl<;nd word about him. Let the Oh
guard hold the fort and let the nes
guard carry the banner. lie was ma
50 great that no big hat Of an ances.o
could hide him from view: whose brain
an. not measured by the size Of n
waist (Great laughter and applause
Icol Norton concluded with ic9
enlocy OF Independence hall BY namin
c.<.~I KYLE. Of South Dakot
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A counter demonstration was ~
tempted by Brown. 81 Massachusetts :
Weaver leader. who said he had letter
from President Page of the Virginia a'-
lance. stating that his name might ~
before the convention. and that after :
full and free consideration he wonia
abide by tn. result This y just ~
IL better than MIR. Gresham VINO
wants il una nimousiy. he added ms
was greeted with storm q misses
Finally Brown apologized TO Iaupen,
eek. and the convention agreed that -
should have fair ,how.
Taubeneck moved that the conven'
t;on adjourn until o'clock and Brown
with view Of trying conclus'ons with
the enemy. moved 70 make y nai-ras'
seven.
once again the convention lost con
! troll Of itself and for brief period pea
| lam reicncd. On viva vocc vo''
browns amendment was defeated an
I, Taubcnecl<'s notion fixing the hour 70
rcasscmbling was adopted BY iarg
majority. Ats o'clock recess Wa =
cordingly ordered
MONT SESSION.
Il was $50 when the third session
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THE PEOPLES PARTY.
James D. Weaver. or Iowa, and
James q. Fold. Of Virginia


OMAHA. Ncb.. July Although .
0 .lock was the hour sct for the open
:..g of the morning session 81 the ma
tionai convention 81 the peoples party,
Il was s:45 before enough members had
arrived IL warrant the calling Of the
roll 70 ascertain whether or not quo
rum was. present. ands o'clock before
partial order hadbeen secured.
The credentials committee reported
no contests.
The committee on permanent organs
cation made lis report as follows:
Your committc on permanent or
ranization beg leave 70 submit the
following report: For permanent
chairman. II. l.. LouclSs. South Dakota
IPreionged applause. For permanent
secretary. j. W. Hayes. New Jersey
FAppiause. For assistant secretaries.
s. S King. Of kansas: George Wilson,
Of Michigan: @. W. Denmark, of >on'n
Carolina. and d w. Monroe"
Following this was also long list o.
vies. chairmen. each state being repre
sentcd in the distribution Of this honor
The report was unanimously adopted
amid applause, and Temporary Chair
man Ellington at once introduced ~
successor.
The new chairman made length
address
Gen. Armstrong followed wlth
twenty-minute speech.
The report Of the committee on rule
was submitted and adopted.
III. r. Taubcncck. Of Illinois. wa
recognized and said that at 1890 o'cloc:
the Omaha Fourth Of July parad
would be passing the convention an
he was about TO propose recess whe
! delegate interrupted with the stat
ment that they should keep on VII
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and throwing himself about in III. mao
aronv the huge snake had possession %
Tie place. Walls. floor ani everyt tninS
~. were covered with his blood and
~. nsior was simply horrible Just as
looked out he had got himself coiieo
.,ronnd stout oak chair. and with
tightening of the coils the chair was
spl;nsercd. incautiously opened the
,loor 4 little too far. and he hurled MN
scls Al me. had barely time 70 pun
,ic a.,,r shut when he struck IL And
then ! got Jack 70 hold the 'iEhs "n''7
Iii watched The snakes notions look
careful aim and fred.
.That shot finished him he strug-
rlcd and wrigglcd blindly al over tne
room for minute or two. Int nnaisx
strai.rhtcncd himself and lay siili- Anc
hen Jack and l crawlei out oi snas
closet more dead than alive. and Jach
N = fresh candle and asked me II ms
hair wasn't gray. And then. there w.
he sequel: for the old herb patnere,
never was seen again. When we ioune
that he had really disappeared Jacs
.rd Looked AZ one another ana coit
ch;l,. ran over Us. for we felt A. conn
dent then as do now that the mug
snake on some previous visit had ki''e'
. ana dcvoured the helpless old man. an
. vns merely looking for another inca
|, when he dropped himself down fror
|. Ish.. hole IN the roof. No. we did no
= look for any more game on thas VII
. IN, tn orc hunt ~ .-hs and in th
4 dark was enough for .Sc TIM ~. :
4 Cor- 81 Louis Globo Democrat
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their business Taubeneck nevertnF
l~~s moved a recess for twenty minutes
for the parade. and Col Norton s.ia
that Il was . courtesy due - the elt'-
xens Of Omaha. II was carried py DC
cided majority.
The roll Of states was called and
e.,h state sent up the name Of It's
member Of the national committee.
A resolution offered 70 request tne
Union Pacific TO extend the usuai
courtesy of half-fare rates To members
travelling over its lines. met with such
= vehement protest from those VINO
MI bcen refused the reduction that the
rrsolntion was rejected and motor
adopted 70 appeal to the intcrstat'
\ commerce commission in the matter
1 recess was then taken until p. m
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Al the afternoon session . TELEGRAM
was read announcing that the r.
publican delegation from Wellington
county. Eas-. had gone 10 the con
uressional convention with cerfai
candidate who was defeated and o.
the;r return the delegation put o
badges of the peoples party can'iidat'
The announcement was greeted VII
loud cheers.
Iut the most dramatic incident
the day and one . overpowering n y
intensity as to he scarcely describab'e
thc English language was yet to com
Representative Taubeneck advance :,
waving telegram in his hand. 4
announced TO one Of his ne'ghp"
..Gresham will accept The wc:
gradually passed around the nall "a
the wild excitement was renewe
FINALLY Taubenccl said the messal
Was from Dr Houser. peoples ca
a;date for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of !
diana. and read: y have just &C.
Gresham. III unanimous ne will n
decline" Y.
For fifteen minutes thereafter {
convention was utterly beyond the GO
<rol Of the chair
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Mourning CoIors . vA
Mourning colors the worId orer 49,
strangely contradictory 10 Eth,opse
grayish brown IS used - > sign a
rr;cf. because Il typifes the color q IL
| Claw % which the body return< ~
blue. - worn in Syria and Armenia.
carries with Il the comforting assur-
ance that the souls Of the de.d have
waited beyond the skies With the
south sea islanders black and white e.
prc<s alternate hope and scrrow n
Turkey the mourning color = vioient-
IN China white The yellow o. the dy-
ing leaf is worn in Egypt and Burmah-
I-lcnue<S Miller
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: II. Bashor. pastor q the Pro
Oressive church at Milledgevilie, took
the platform and in twenty-minutes
speech. repeatedly interrupted BY cries
of time. nominated in behalf Of Por-
tion 81 the Illinois delegation senator
q. N. vanvycl<- Of Nebraska
As fast as each delegation was calsed
some one delegate claimed the right 70
make the fiftecn-minute speech allowed
~ the rules. and the talk promised -
last until daylight
Al last the weary round Of speech
making came to an end ard the ballot
INC for the nominee for president com
ro.nced. the result Of the first ballot
bc;nv announced AZ 1858 A. IN. as foi'
lows: Weaver. POS: Kyle. 80: scatter
;pO. >. The nomination Of Weaver was
made unanimous
The nominations for vice-presidcn'
being declared m order, James =
Field. OF Virginia. an ex-confedera'e
ana Ben. Terrill. Of Texas, wsr'
The ballo. resulted: Field. 7ss; Ter
rill. 55s-
The candidates were introduced an
briefly thanl<.d the convention. ana
o'clo..k 4. m. the convention adJourne
sine die
4 OMAHA. MN. July 5.-The followin
are the preamble. platform and rcsoi'
tions adopted BY the peoples par'
conventions:
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q .hs 'sIss P,.ssrses 5o .r.s-3 = n-sscs . %
osss se... sso ~ r-e,os i.vsisa q sss ssrrsory
q ss....sv ys.nt sssi.se3 4 ~ X s~dsssl oGciais
~ rsns,s.r.ssoo % % q ~ rsopls .sd n r-fern
PR. priv, ~ "a ~ r,f.rsssan'
,,ax,.;ss ,' limiting @ - essss q president .,,a
se. = se"ser. . x shs Un;s~d stssss y
sFess c,c's<S va,r = rs.s - egpo-. any subsidy
ns,,ss., narrs.s ~ = - '
The resolutions ~e' 'i'<'
short session.
OMAHA. Neb.. July s--The following
+ the ns;oc. national
Ai.b-ma-s 3 w.r-. G p Nann''s -
Ark.n>as-y. v Dol'ison- , = f'ffn'n -
r. k1y 49, -
johnson and =. - Hamflscn- -
a coimsn. u->.,.
nd Henry Z. Baldwin. ,r
Q ritis.
0eorgia-5 H. Iurner- = y
g Ellington
4 yrnro.
! " b Hess a
= lnd,ens- ~ ~ -
= Frazer Thomas a
q w~~ffail
IN ~ Ieybourn- ...v
4 J. SCOTT. .
LouislAnao ="
y }. " Bart .aHw
3ame-n- = nc'''-
boynton- o.~-> u
Massernus .o~-s~-
:; W. hhurn ard = f<ssr 49, A.. - -
Hiehie1n-Son. -
3 8rece r,---s,~ = u,1voruun
ac- ana n b Marta
en xissis~ipp-0 - Dysr' = = n
py W. Bradford s = -
Mi:.''F'-A' \ e'''''' =
f- Aonsana-SnaF'ss =
= Hs1 = ns.pshsrs-L D Pors<r
- N<v yer.ey-H 2. opoy s'-
- Scsepn ve~r 8. = w~r.~r<s, H~ury ~ uzclD
"A. - n. q, Rob~rt..
are xcrh csrolin.-w = Lisd-,y. zs''n -
Ton Lone snd 8; -. 2, ~o,,~~ - - x~cul-
80 ,zss "a p-rrr-, w;~nsei-sn-
"a ohio-Huro Price. G. n Cobb snd - -
nrw wilkins
n,cn orceon-ss.<ra @'''' n
s ane r,~..,.-y' a r.os-r. }. Z L>r>,i~ -
: 70 4 Aim
ic 70 south Dakota-A- wa-den. 4 - 49, ~
'nd r zipp. Nv.
lenns<~-s m
until r~rs~-Thoma. 0s,p<~. 4 " co'enan -
and ,. n Davis - ~.,,o. -, :,
4 a.. 24 x.rs~-rr
W--',inrfon-D b Hannah y 2. knx :,
= q G. ". Young -.
snHn West nnn,~-S -
ana = Rs.,..,r ,<rhil,inr. y Brff =
Heprv q Brien-
estes District a. Columi.a-L<< SS1no.''- >>'-
!. .nn. Disxs snd a 2 49, n x-ck~r.
..sos ys.as-e.. "a s~rr,r Co. n D-lnw.r~ Nsr
enc ,.n5. x~hraska- Nevada Rncde Isl-n3 500
Cascina. vermont yyo0ing An<.4 1-sln -, A.
cone Indian rssntory: ls:e.r...~- Ses
On nos - seee''- - - -----------
arou Meursise cssers .. v.r's.'
. IN Mourning colors the wcrio o<sr
nt e strangely contrad,ctory A. ~
4 ~. -, r. : .~,;s-- she eolor II i
rnd knsi, ss- --srv-~ =
: tss 80. go - -orn n svri. ana Armeni
- ~:.- -;,h !. fhe comforting assu
sound - -. ~. .oul< n the dad h
'msn. rs..-, ,..~,,d she ~l<;ex with q
'pars. ~ S~'s. @ -. ;slana~r~ black ana white I
.ns q --.'s"- .,,.rn.s~ hon and sorrow
. not T'-,,... ~. ,rourp;nr color + violel
'viasi go. .sn;.. The yellow of the 4
Z 49, ~. 1.-< = rc~n ~ Erxp+ and Burn,
n 'of -icnness Miller
,,p,r~ ~ = snrar. II Lisbon. Ne. buil
alto u -. - ~. ,r.shroom AZ his house I
a,her aav. And Immediately there '
! !. -. ! crcas commof;on in the chimney
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-15

ornon1 ~ - Gnu11Iu11ns - 49,
m ~ Golzcun9. - -
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e1preesive q ~ csnu
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nnd lair count = - elsce.c1 -..S-
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ouf frdsrnl inerevpnsso thFo.1. .
~ ths sfates a ~ -
srcrss ha,soe sy1ern
: kpolr<1. tnas .S "a ~--ss-S - ~
xrnduatcd i1ccDe - W. 49,
r>ducfion a ~ buF1se 81 1<s--
| ins upon ~ donss'1c -
s~ssrs6 Ihss - y'.ees % -. s.'sx :sssS,.<.
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The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-15

Assembled uron tbe ons hundred a.n ~
tenth anniversary u the DESIGNATION q lnas.
psndence. the peoples party Of AmeFscA Y
shelr frst national convention. invox.ne npcn
the,r action the blessing % Aim:gnty vou. 49,
- ~. erantry. the following preamble ana
declsrHs zion q principles:
tn conditions which surround - cssf 49,.
49, o,r a. operatiou. Wenest r. - midst q I
sss,c- hrouchs % shs verge of moral. political
sra massrisl ruin CorruDtton dominates ns
bsIIot box u lsgslaoareA - consfssA ~
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-15

The mean descent q The Ohio rsvss
frorr she junction o. the AIsegheny -
woconr,hels % the Mini Sippi habo.e
* inches pss nils. - disssess -
US milcA
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-06-04

The president of the Great Northern
Is always a welcome visitor to Fair
haven, whether or not he has any
thing to say for publication. Ifhe was
distinguished for disposition to share
with the public the secrets of his BUSH
ness he would not be distinguished
as railroad man. He has
great interests here and seldom
comes west of the Rocky mountains
without coming here to consult
with his principal associate and repre-
sentative. He is more given to works
than to words and it will not be many
months before his works will speak for
him here in manner so plain that
every one may read and understand.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-06-04

There ought to be large and en-
thusiastic gathering of Republicans at
Thistle's hall this evening for the or
ganization of a campaign club. Every
Republican who can possibly attend
should consider it his duty to do so.
Get there by o'clock; listen atten-
lively to the reading of the committees
report, and then take part in the cleo
ton of officers who may be relied upon
to make the club potent influence for
party good during the campaign.