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Of lax Ia Ice he ~ eseetea 81 the state ss1-
Ste. serving IN thaf BODY for Oze tarsz. In is7a
be ssgestsss fgr the nomination fer congress
from biz district By narrow margsn. II asT7
RE was elected 10 tbs position Of county tsdze
BY non-paftasaa vote, sltaaugn he was rna-
mag 90 81 o4t-sad-ogt Republican platform
Hs held bis seaf or the beach for svslys yszrs
snG sasn gave II Up 70 come 30 Seattle Before
tsxlng his final IeaFH of Champaign he Was
unsalraausiy Rendered the passfloa Of county
in9gs sgxiH. bat declined 10 aeeeps H. Upon
caaztag 80 sasttls he soon attracted attention -
a popular speaker. and biz speech .. tne ArfnoTT
81 TIE ratification Of sae nomination Of Gov.
Perry VISA university admired = Fnz~n Eneens
effort he IS verY interesting and consiaciHg
sp~sksf Col. Langley stands high ~ q Grand
Array Essn AID Is very popular among the Old
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ne shea tstaFas6 h9i and resumed sha siu4}cs
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tended the sfage Nefmal university * Illinois.
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tshirs his eaatse 6sse De was chosen pvinelpAl
of tho gsadasi school 80 s. Algshal. II
A Year later ea ssas elected shvfsG Of Mclean
county. i1siaels. Aaa ssgyga ono term. lie thsn
tsek ap shs sEuaY al isw. aaa after ssuas pTepar.
stsry Hers attended toe law department of
wssissa "A university. fsam whteA Institution ne
was graduated Ea 1suusFf. 1879, rs wss 81
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80 scA8er tn esl8ea,inael matters.
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sisv Ferry seea.nesd h;Fa useusNsg of ths
ss>aFa - reSe . - she state antyeFxsty. Ju.sSs
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FOR SHERIFF.


The Republican candidate for sheriff, James
II. Woo.sry, is the son OF q kentucS!aa and was
bosn at ST Louis in Is5l- In 1858 his family
came across the plains III an OK wagon and set
tied near steiiaeoom. but their home Was alter.
ward burned by Indians and they had a narrow
escape from massacre. Young Woolery carried
the first overland mail from steilacoom to Sc
atile on horseback, assistance OF slxty-aye miles.
Jim made the round trip once and then twice q
week while still IN his teens. His family moved
back on the c.aim but young Wooiery took TO
logging until he saved some money. and then
he took term at the Territorial University.
Then be took to sseamboating. rising from deck
hand to be captain OF the Cello and Addie.
Mr. woolery's first experience in the sheriff
Office was under Wyckoff, and after serving Till
the iatters death he succeeded Mr. Mcaraw as
chile OF police, aud held that position for three
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FOR COUNTY TREASURES.


BvFon Phelps. taR Esra&igcaa nominee Scr
cs-asv treasurer. wss selected en- aesasato Of IA
y@ssoaas Integrity sn4 Sis essseial sanscifs. -
long IS 6s is IN that nssse tteTs - 10 fear Ct
eens ~ ths peoples wanev Eotux sxsFag lie
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FOR COUNTY CLERK.
Thnma. w. Gnrann.

Thomas W. Gordon, the Republican candidate
FOR county CLERK. was born at RandbOro. y. II,
In 1861. and spent bis frs; years of work upon
farm. lie was one CT family of thirteea chill
dFen. aaa ne bad TO bestr himself to get
schooiing For several years TO worked
farm in summer aad Ia winter attended the
Vermont Methodist seminary 81 Montpelier.
Through bis own efforts hc succeeded Ia pass
Ing term Ct Stansiead college, whence he
graduatea IN iss2. Ho then entered ugon incf-
csutile lie sud spent sonte time IN Boston.
Chicago and Glendlvs. Mont While la Chicago
BE held responsible position With the United
states Express Company. He WA drawn 10 the
Coast bY tao wonderful promise he'd oat 70 the
industrious. aud slnce be came 10 Seattle has
been book keeper Tor time he occupied the
position al bookkseper "a iae city water Once.
aud whea she Democratic administration took
ho.a two capable expert accountants, N. T..
Hudson aat poug,ss Yonng. were employed by
the incoming council 20 examine h}s books and
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or isrm ia Washington county, Minnesota, TN
I'll is7f when he removed 10 Hastings and spent
four years at school. He then went 20 work in
a wsll paper store until Iss5. when he came to
seattle. lie was not yery particular what ocea-
patton he followed but was usually employed
paperhsuging When Lyman Wood was elected
auditor he appointed Twichell as deputy, and
so attentive was he 10 his duties that he was
continued in Office by W. Il. Forrest He was
twice = member OF the city council. He was
elected auditor IN 1880, aud renominated IN
Is9a, each time receiving the donors of the con-
yeEtion by reclamation.
Frank 1wieheI Is honest man and a most
efficient officer The books and records OF the
county are ia splendid shape, thanks 10 his
excellent administrative capacity. 1t Ia almost
AZ imeOssihility Tor a paper, among the many
Thousands on Gle, 10 be mislald. aud the system
of recording il rs near perfect IS human inge-
nuify can make IL Mr.. Twiehsll did not invent
tae sysiem, bat he has taken always so deep an
interest in tie oiflcs that lie keeps pace with
every rev ltnpFoySfuaGE
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IDEAS in ovs- 20 per can't at sha eases tried lie
scared bic legal training At the Aaa AsoeT La"
school, sad. alter grsiastSeE. came ssi % SEEK
his fasiuae. IN seattle he sryfsea psssaa1ess
a. wltaou. frseBzsL " sli-ss 81 wsr2, hewsver.
he ssarts1 SIS newspaper reporter AM nHaiiy
70 ~ b. sssocs ats s1isar OF ;ha T4sses lie na1o
Isiends rapidly by his fraasness, hIg'A sense OF
hcncx snd willingness TO serve DAs friskiss
Four Yesrs sgo the people e.eeted ~ n justice OF
she peace ard thea. having served hoaossoay
ana sbly in ttis office. be vas nominated aGd
elected prosecuting attorney. HIS record las
been rure AMI elesn. He is E1arriei Rnd has
one child. Hs 10 g sphcw Of that gallant sol
der, the late Gen John r. Miller. OF Cshfornts,
after whom Miller post Of this city sss nzfaei
Mr. Miiasr Is also prominent fraternity man.
and hiss many friends smong the secret societies
OF this city. Having risen from humble coadi-
tions, having been conscientious and faithful
public oflelsi. he viii se a safe man 20 rs-siees
10 tue position. especially SIS ne IL now enriched
By two years vAiasble experience n the respon-
ssole duties OF the position.
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FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
John Wedding.

John WoodiuE. one Of the two county COM
uai.siorsrs who received denomination At TIE
Republican convention. Ia y farmer. He was
barn IN Michigan. whence he came 70 THIS state
Ia fssf ard took TIP farm or Green river
which hs hiss brought - 8 high state OF eaitvs-
tea lie hsg also established = large mercantile
houxe al Sizuehter ard "a very excellent type
u Western settler Although aiways takiug
kssa interest To local sGsirs, he hss devoted
hirr.elf very closely 81 business ard MS potitl-
eat life hss been chiefly cofn prissa within Bis
tern - enautv eonaEu tss4oner.
NJ wood.nr brings 70 TIE Affairs u the county
tire sane ssgslBess-flke s8stho ls aHf economical
cnre which have rasse hlsn successful = private
matters lie e eoasfSut attendants st The
hessr1's nestaws and devices eorsidaFaaie uEas
10 eounlt;ss woFk
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day IN Cali iornis in Deeemoer, Is,s. His early
education w.s secured in tae paelie schools,
and at Is he entered mercantile house, and for
several years Was engaged IN acquiring good
business training. lie learned book keeping at
the San Francisco business college, from which
institution he graiuated. In isss Mr.. Abraham
moved with his family TO Black Diamond, aud
since that tirae has been engaged IN practical
mining, snd follows that business today. His
fellow-lsborers and neighbors regard him as q
man Of sterling integrity and one who can be
trusted under sill circumstances. while IL Is
universally admitted that be possesses every
qualification necessary TO fulnll the duties of
the Office to the satisfaction OF the people OF
King county
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ing this enormous increase Mr.. Pusey has done
nearly all the WORK of the department. slone.
IL is yet more remarkable fact that not one
single appeal from his decision in any case has
been taken To tire state superintendent OF pubic
instruction, while in most other counties they
have been very numerous He has allayed
many a dispute by his tact and good sense.
Virgil A. Pnsey was born in Champaign
county, Ill, in 1852 While yet very young
both OF his parents died and he had 10 depend
mainly on his own exertions. After attending
school ct westneld. he alternately taught in
Champaign county and went 10 the Westheid
college. He was appointed principal OF school
at Neosho, Mo, and two years later came to
Seattle. He ran the Pennington Past Tor a time,
besides being principal OF the school In 1855.
while principal of Black Diamond school, as
was elected county superintendent. and at tho
next election he was reelected without opposi
tnn
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FOR CORONER.

The Republican candidate for coroner IL DIR.
George NJ Horton. son OF ths worthy old pio-
neer, julius Horton. Of King county. The can
didate was born ia kalb county, III. In 1855, but
FIVE years later arrived IN Washington territory
with his parents. They settled in the White
river valley aud have remained there ever since
Young Horton had as good an education as the
territory conld give him, and after course al
the university, took up the study OF medicine
He spent two years at Bellevue Hospital Medi-
cal college In New York, one Of the most famous
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COUNTY sUPEaINIENDKNr.
Virgil A. rusey.

Virgil A. Pusey wss paid the compliment OF
denomination for county school superintendent
by the Republican convention. This viii De hls
last term as The state Law foroids his rsnomina-
ton for another term When he wsai into Once
there were culy S.slT children enrolled IN the
county schools, now there il,2ls; there were
III teachers, now there are sl.. Setwiihstan1-
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william Caldwell. the present efficient assist
aut prosecuting attorney aud Republican esndi-
date for Justice u the pesce, Seattle preclnct, 10
admirably fitted TO perform the duties 81 the Of
fee for which be Is nominated His extensive
experiences IN the justice snd superior courts,
involving the consideration Of all sorts Of eases
has been the very means of ftting him for the
position to which he sspifes Ar. Caldwell il =
good LAWYER aud gcntleman worthy Of the
rnnnssrt OF his party
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ssaetss ca1afT ea<rx ea sss RxrgesEeaz s41xsf
~ zas zGscvSsv. Tals pozsrso1 - Aeza for
szar yexrs. szz ta@z te- twesss yezrs wxs II TIE
ers ,sgv % snd hal1 vsEx rss-scossaAs POSITION
wSfA sse sasn Deere Fsow EasapsssT- 81 Moline.
IL Ha snv9ntxsA tae ekssekTowsr s0r cora
= sns9-s sd saTerss st shs ke&isag zsrasass
r-ase 6v ttsg IRA e 1855 ae ezEse - Seattle
Here ia sk&sltF seeE woa hsrn rsecgniSsans and
TIE nxxs yesx ae VS. rrats tepaEy ecGnsy
s-e.xrys-- In issa Ne wss nominated ~ srcis-
.1xsfor sor esgrsy treasurer sad again 81 she
IAss sca ssnfEon-
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FOR WRECK MASTER.
seabron .. Collins.

The Office Of wreck master IS likely TO become
a more important position than it has been IN
the past The growing business Of the haFbor is
resulting in an accumulation OF "wreekags" in
the shape Of accumulated timber the shore
which will have 10 be disposed Of. The Eepuh-
ucans have nominated for that Office seabron J..
Collins, an industrious and capable mechanic.
who can be depended upon TO faithfully per.
form such duties rs may devoive upon him. He
is representative citizen and bcafs sn excel
lent reputation.
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in the country. and. sitter graduating. returned
tn Seattle and began the practice Of bis profess
sio1.
pr Horton hiss served one term az coroner
snd throughout his service sss given entire sss-
isfactioa His disaeElt and not always sgrse-
able duties have been performed without ever
calling upon himself sny crifieisn7, and on tho
csnsrsry, BE has frequently been highly praised
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JUSTICES or THE PEACE.
Rnrt y. Humnhraxs.

Burt ]. Humphreys. who has beea nominated
by The Republican party for justice OF the peace,
Seattle precinct IS young lawyer who is boani
80 make his marx iB the political Geld Il be so
desires He Is a wel-rrAd lawyer. a fluent
speaEor. a msu Of good Judgment snd a true
Republican. Ia voting Tor hin the rank aud
Sic q the Republican party are supporting Q
wortay man for responsible position.
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Terri Klnx. candidate Tor re-ezscnoa % ths
osacs % constable on ths Republican ticket Is
well Euswa - every pslsl ness mar IA the Sc
site precinct Tire rraF3ps, decisive and stasl-
raass IKE rssnnsr ia wassh Sc hss psfornzee tAs
dates - rs Baea IN tie past FasEss him w0rsay
o. hearty sagport ~ tom zorro -. election
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FOR MUNICIPAL JUDO r..
Joseph ". Glasgow.

Joseph ~ Glasgow, Republican candidate for
Judge of the municipal court, is seif-made
man. He Is native OF Iowa and for several
years taught school in Nebraska, Arkansas and
Montana Then he went 10 Ann HarboF and
stndied law. graduating in 1857 with honors. In
1888 he came 70 Seattle and settled down 20 the
practice of Law. Mr.. Glasgow Is lawyer of
ability and has always been q staunch Republi-
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FOR coSsTABLgs.


John Van Horn, candidate for constabla Of
seattle precinct. Is one Of chs best known and
most popu5ar 1neB GA the Republican ticket
lie fsa uau % uBausstioned executive sbiIisy.
sussy educated and thoroughly 6tts1 10 par
form the duties Of shs oeioe for which lie L.
nominated.
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Ths seaaa ef taa king ccsutr Republican
eas Ysasseu 10 aoassBsJ.rF James Wessaa Lang
iay ssfs p}Aea ca sSs 80 rtAFy. diA Gttsux heaos
70 &hs swrfs % : EA}aaf se,taes Na3 ban q,
iss&EegrSsi ias-Ea Vsiu5. tie so o-sa ozs ttgsa
"a Pa eaasv. IA. ess 14aasrv z. gss-. Net q
kts eSHsY sssessisa Wa rssasa Ia fAn caunsrv
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THE COUNTY TICKET.
food Men Nominated for Every
Position Of Trust.
ALL HAVE HONORABLE RECORDS.
CADAfdsfes for Positions as stewards OF
~. Taxpayers OF Flag County
for the Next Two Years.

rhs Rsrnbsg<ars - EtEg eesntT esa s-sr1 -
gsrs AZ sarnest ash hs=rtF saypssz 70 shs gss-
sssn@a sr~ssnte4 By tseir party - calaieascs
sas tas vsrf2zs coznsy ossses. 1as eoHHtT
sEexas IL sa sxass5eng one. X . made np q
w.siknowz e3tsxsss, ssefy aEs * Na9sa =
xuss.asa by character saa srF~sasEes fos tie
ds1assa whica woaE2 be reesslfs8 % nAEa-
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Oar o. ths nost tA.tAfal sa4 energetic eG.eefs
King co8nty ever bad : Fred ssseh, oas 81 Jas
eoEssa tsstDasrs $50 has e~en Te8oasssA'eo ~
the ReVabitesaN 4r. Gssea sEs born 70 tsF-
ra@ay. where ne eragIves AZ sxne-aens esiHiea-
saz- lie esEze 10 Asu*rtas n 1sss. esa Has era
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lean convention. recognizing this, hoaors
aim wita the PARTY nomination for the Office
He Is not very active rasfisss. bat ls eonssa-
erred sci qualified 20 perform the duties, snc
fhst Is The main point 20 Re Attsiasd. he Ia,
nevertheless, Republican from principle
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A Tsvolgglua Is Impending "a HnifL IA The
soggAsrn part 81 ths stand the people Ass loysl
II Hfgp0syss. Sgt Ia tae nofsa thsy suvions
- overthrow fee government A skffn1ssA Is
rsr.ogse8 Ia tas nortaeFn psrt Of ths fslzn9.
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FOB COUNTY SURVEYOR.


The present eoanty surveyor, F, r. Aues. was
selected 10 I'll The vacancy caused by the resig
uyt1on Of Reginald H. Thomson. because Of his
well known araess for the Office. The Repu5-
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successive terms. lie mas been remarkably sue
cessfu In dealing with criminals. and on two
notable occasions received $1,000 reward and
500 reward.
SIR. Wooery is "A member Of the odd Fellows
and OF the Knights Of Pythias.
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FOE COUNTY AUDITOR.


Frank A. 7wseasl, the Republican candidate
sof county sn1sor, 10 natlvs OF Minnesota.
where he wss born Ia 1850 His life Was speat
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I'll the close of the war Coming In the sound
he resumed his business 50 msehinist. working
st sesbeek. Port Blakelsy snd faeoms, but
finally settled down a Seattle.
lie was always industrious. and being very
superior workman readily found employment
lie invested his savings Ia Seattle property and
took so much interest Ia public affairs tRaf no
was elected TO the city council. In ISIS he was
elected county commissioner. and again IN 1879.
his terms having been dsstingui shed by many
works Of public character neeessitatsd or the
remarkably rapid growth Of population. he de-
votes nearly all bis time TO the duties oil his
Office, aud il may be safely said that no bill 10
ever paid by the county without nrst under
going his scrutiny. He has taken special inter
est ia alternating distress, and although unwiii-
ing 20 burden the county vita the expense OF
undeserying mendicsnts, ne IS always ready to
help those really ia need
A. L.. Rutherford.
The only one of the three Republican candi-
dates Cor county commissioners who Is yet nn-
tried is A. l.. Rutherford, but his standing. in
the county justlheS the belief that he will prove
a painstaking snd efficient officer. lie WAS born
in Meigs county. O.. in ISL. His father was
killed at the battle OF the Wilderness IN 1861,
sud since that time he has been dependent upon
his own endeavors Like many more OF the eiti-
zens OF the new west he worked on farm for
several years. going 10 school In the sin'tf
Later he taught school Tor ten years, at the same
time com pleting his own studies at the Ma
tionai Normal school of Ohio end the Ohio uni
versity. Nearly ten years ago he came TO Wash
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crucial test Re could hsva bssn submitted e.
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