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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-01-12
PERSONAL

John L Kahsley is on the street again
C. C. Sands, of 0kaaosan, is in thu city
C. H. Burnett, of Burnett, Is at the Diller
j. H. Irvine, of stanwcod, is ct the Arlington.
I. E. Post, OF Tacoma, is az the Northern ho,ei
Tom Cain, postmaster at Edison, IS in the civ.
F. II. Brownell, Of Everett, wss in the city yes
terdGy.
James Campbell, of Pert B.akeley, is at the
Northern.
Mrs. T n Young is rapidly recovering from
her illness
Mr.. and Mr.. N. h Fish. of San Francisco, are
at the Rainier.
Representative George Bethell, OF Bothell. was
in the CITY yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs George E Webster, of Enum
claw, are st the Arlington.
Morgan Morssus and W. s. Moore, of Black
Diamond, are at the Diller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy c Phinney left YESTERDAY
overland for san Francisco.
w. V. Rinehart, who has been laid mn with
the grip. was out yesterday.
T. N. Reed, register OF the land Office, went 70
Taeona yesterday afternoon.
City Comptroller C. w. Ferris has been con.
fined 70 his bed for several days.
Mrs. L NJ. starr and family are st the Rainier
and viii remain G month or two
A N. Rivers, clerk OF the nuaicipsy court
who has been Ill for several days. is improving.
Colonel g. G. Lyon has returned from three
months visit in California His health is greatly
improved
Miss Lizzie Cox is visiting Tor a few week.
with her sister, Mrs. Warren J. Hastings. q. Port
Townsend
J. W. Hedasr, county attorney Of snohornish
county, and bis partner, A. W. Hawks, were In
the city yesterday.
c e. SMITH, OF Akron, CO.. D. r. Crosby. OF
Prince Edward Island, and A. D. McAde-n. NJ
Denver, are 81 the Occidental
Thomas n. Fisher, OF Port Townsend. the i'm
migration ssent for the Puget sound customs
district, IS a. the Occidental hotel
j. Tucker OF Chicago. a veteran railroad
man VINO was ier years connected with the Ii
nols Central and later with the Wisconsin Cen.
trail, IL at tie Rainier hotel
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srgsr trade. c. z wilson. Of wilson Bros. Il
Co, manufacturers sn9 shippers OF lumber, is
at present in 5aa Francisco arranging fer the
building Of one or more schco8ers at the com
psny's yard bsre. The 3. T. sIads Lumber Cons
paay has also announced that they win buiid
ITO vessels cary in the season. Thus there are
four Vesssls a1its sure 70 materializs soon, a.
al the parties mentioned have ample capital
aad FAKE 10 unnecessary talk about tneir Dusi-
ness. u IL thought Captain Mcdonald, ths
Wsll-kaSvn shipbuildes, win superintend the
construction Of al Of then, but ia the event oil
tie snip5uilder from Michigan, who 10 p.spaf-
ing 70 establish yard here, getting ready II
tine be rasY get two 81 them.
The bar blockade is broken aud seven vessels
cams in this week. six Of them without the AID
OF . tag. In consequence the Tafiis are al run
ming aid hundred or more Idle nsn pat 70
work. The mills will - long 81 they can
get sekooners 70 csffy of the lumber
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-01-12
EARNEST REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.
Large Gathering Of Seventh Ward Voters
a scandtna Wan CIuh.

LIST night the Seventh ward Republicans held
Al enthusiastic and iaFreiy-SttsG6ed meeting ~
the headquarters in the Butler block TrusEen
P DYER presided, and I. c. AeDsvilt acted a.
secretary. Alter considerable discussion OF
wars and means, il was decided to sola meet
Ing en- Wednesday night. in Pi1ckney hail. en-
she corzer or Broadway and Depot street
Frank Psntzus, {. ". Parker ana I. c. MeDevitt
were appointed committee 70 Esks arrange
ments for this gathering. 70 which all the Re
publiesns CT tae ward sre cordially favitsd
Tais evening the Thru ward Republican
club VIII meet a. 7;3o at the corner Of joy and
Lake streets.
The Fourth ward Republicans viii also meet
tonight in the Russell house, on the corner o.
Third ana Cherry streets.
On Weinssdsy night Ell o'clock the Secon
ward Republicans will meet On jackson stree.
near Alton.
The Republicans OF the Fifth ward will hold
their gathering az Ranke's hall, corner OF Filth
and P Ike streets, Thursday evening.
On Saturday night ali the scandinaviaus OF
the Republican party are irvitsd 20 meet 81 the
headquarters in the Butler block for the orSani-
zation OF q Scandinavian Republican club.
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FAKE CHINESE SCARE.
Report That Many Contrabands Had
Landed without Foundation

Deputy Collector of Customs ID. A. Mckenzie
sad with references 10 the report that large
number OF eOufraoaud Chinese were seen in
North seattle sunday night:
don't believe there Is grain Of truth in tire
ruuof. We have had inspectors oat all day
looking into he matter and we have rnsliy run
the story down 20 grunken man WHO was Ia K
fnr around Unfortunately about seeing q lot
o. tEtnameG lsnd, etc There IS no danger Of
any Chinese attsH ping 10 land here now for
es htiei because The excitement which has been
worked up siil MAKE them afraid Those IeI-
lows ia Victoria who take the contracts for
bringing them over also afraid OF los rg their
boats beeiaes they Don Z gel any paw If the
thinsmea DO not get througA safely For ms
ressou slons they would make no attempt TO
land Cinnamon during tine OF 50 much excite.
Hsnt on the matter, waen every oG.oer hiss his
eyes open for contfaband psgans
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HUNTING A MOSES.
Democrats Want a. Leader Dat
of Their Bondage.
MANY WILLING TO TAKE THE JOB.
The Republicans Planning for Meetings
in Every ward-scandinavian
Club to Be Organized.

The Democrats OF Seattle are becoming con-
siderabiy roused over the coming municipal
election Scores Of the faithful who 6nd bush
ness rather duh ST present vs1s9 consent 30 &c
cept the salary aud duties of tee mAye- Of tbs
city; but ire t-olbls is that these willing vie
tins ara not the oses who would receive even 3
fair support from the party sr isgge To add to
the di6calty Of ths s.t1arios, the three o. fo1r
men vaon she Democrats regard IS available
are backward ssout scespsing the honor.
OF course John Collins, chairman Of the
county committee and nominal head OF the
party here, 10 TAXED OF Wherever ,vo or three
Democrats are gathered Together. On A!s brow
are Ihs iGursls OF election 70 the oGee-s1d ire
weeds OF defeat ~ well. Were the party 20 rise
up az one naa and demand hin. force OF habit
would perhaps lead him 70 yield g. gracefully ss
on several similar oceasions. But the party
viii ncs rise "a ss one nan, for the younger s!s-
msnt 10 asking for q new cni.f and more
aggressive oae. Collins however, can rely spoa
ths cId-;izs Democrats VINO have tough. with
hin before, and who would ne, feel 81 home
without him as candidate.
The iGol Of these youag men IS George Don
worth; bat re, On tbs osker hand, is too quies
and scholarly II his zags 20 suit the critical
tsste OF the gr.a: unEashei. Tais latter e-e-
Iaens is for J. T. Ronald. frss, iast and Ell the
tine. They backed him IA fae last ciry eonysz-
ton, when Mr. CoiIas hesE him and gSs the
aoEaiHatIon, ana they would BACK him
sgsia. Ar. Ronald, however, Is credited with
tia statement that he would take the nomiaa-
ton il tEs Office were worth 5000 year.
Fred e Sander Is the candidate OF some who
yea-a 70 help IN the distribution OF fas cam
paigA fund: for th4rs IS impression abroad
that il once NJ. Sander could De induced 70
enter the rsee ne would spare 40 means 70 VIE.
Tas heavy respeesa5les AZ soEss OF the
more aippa1t cal tRsm-ase anxious snat D. Fl.
Gilman saould run, as oae OF them said yester-
Day: ''We'd be solid for Gilman. though I
don't suppose he'll rar- o. course he couldn't
hope for TIE labor vote. but the Democrats cant
ger that anyway, 50 IS far as that matter goes,
Gilman would De as good q man we could
Hick ont
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Hardi Gra.Eestixal.

In compliance with the wishes of many in the
city. number of gentlemen were organized
little over year ago as standing committee
to arrange for yesrly celebration OF the Mardi
Gras festival The Mardi Gras mask ball in the
AEory Saturday night has been arranged under
the direction OF these gentlemen, who have
spared no pains 70 make the occasion both en-
!oysele and memorable. A Mardi Gras club, IL
is expected, viii shortly be formed, thu mem
bers OF which win make il their special bust
ness TO supervise this annual event. which is
becoming one OF the prominent amusement
features OK each year ia Seattle. The prizes 10
be given away saturday night are on exhibition
in the Goldstsin Hat Company's window, Union
block, Front street For description see adyer-
usensnt in another column
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a WATER FRONT RUNAWAY.
Horses Frightened by the Cars Take n
Lively spin.

delivery team belonging 20 C. G. sanborn.
tire grocer. became frightened 81 the cars on the
Lake Score Eastern yesterday morning while
soms ire SHIT was being loaded in the railroad
yard 1aey started 20 run, and turning around
very short, upset the wagon, throwing Frank
Hagen, the driver. 70 the planking. and the
wagon on top Of him. Hagen was seriously
scratched and bruised, End was taken 10 his
home. ct the cerneS OF Seventh and Cherry
streets, and medical attendance summoned.
The injuries sro NOT OF dangerous character.
but IL vii probably be some ZINE before he car
return 70 work
The team ran around into West street and
down 70 the store, where they were caught
without nueh trouble. The wagon was cor.
s&terAkiy dana aged
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DoANE MUST ANSWER,
He Is willing to Plead Guilty to the
CharKe OF Petty LarcAnY

The hearing % K 8 DoAne, who is charged
with stealing $3.50 in cash and check for
81 20 from J. W. Goodwin & Co, was Continued
yesterday by Justice Won Tcbel TO Monday
afternoon, February p
lac prosecuting attorney was ready TO try the
case, but the defendants attorney demanded a
continuance. The prosecution then obiactea 70
postponeGent, on the ground that the
complaining witaess, John " Goodwin. would
have 10 90 70 Pennsylvania Thursday on i'm port
Ant business. Raa that he waald not be back for
month. Alter comforting with the defendant
a moment Mr. scott, bis attorney, stated that
ne was wil!lng 70 plead guilty 10 petty larceny.
The prosecuting attorney would not listen 10
tAe proposition, and it was finally decided by
mutual consent of the attorneys, TO have the
hearing continued 70 the date mentioned, st
which time Mr. Goodwin will be home
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For Mining and Town Building.

The Galeus City Mining and Investment
Company was organised yesterday by tia cleo
ton of the following officers: President,
William A Jones; vice president, A. T. Ne
Cargsr; secretary, J. Compton. all OF Seattle;
treasurer, J. ". Eerfner, Of enehomish The
trustees are A. T. heCargar J. W. Hsffner and
William A Jones The company announces az
its general purposes the development o. mining
properties and building OF town 81 the mouth
OF silver creek the terminus of the railroad TO the
silver Greek mines. II is understood that TIE
company has ample financial strength and has
already done considerable work on It's property.
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Dropped From the ship. sid.

Two nisn On fhe steamship AK. who were
engaged painting TIRE side OF ths vessel. had !.
narrow escape from being seriously injured YES.
terdsy BY the breaking Of tire plank they were
using for swinging stage. The plank Il an
pear was weak in the center, sua when th.
two men came together IN the middle 81 H. y
snapped and beth men fell One grabbed H.
anchor and hung on until assisted on board
Tbe ether one barely missed the anchor cssl..
ara dropped down slteen or twenty fss. int.
the water, Fortunately he could swim. ans
Kept anosi until rope Was thrown him au1 As
U.s. unliaS ont
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Severed the Achilles T.n,

George Whitman, SOB OF P. J. Whitman. living
on Battery street, between Third and Fourth
streets, had he Achilles tendon OF his Iaft Zoo.
partly severed yesterday afternoon by an az
when slipped from tae haads OF pisvnat.
VIC wa encpping weed. DR.. Rulus Smith vas
cS--ed' ana toaha II necessary 20 take several
stitches before the tendon ard So -,
brought back into place. Tae wound /. Nc
dangerous, and VIII not eenfna the bow :, "a
house longer Tran week
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DYSPEPSIA AND C0NsrIPATIoN.

Henry b. Archer, receiver OF tsxes OF the city
o. Yonksrs, y Y, says Of BEASpgErHs Pills:
For the past ten years I have been using
BRsSpRETH Pills FOR self sui family We
nud them q sovereign remedy for Indigestion
and constipation, taxing one er two every =ight
for ten DAYS. They are also admirable blood
purifiers, perfectly harmless hut exceedingly
effective as = cathartic- | trst used them NV
SCI, particularly for oiiiOusness and dvspe psia
They relieved ne in two weeks. I ehserfuily
recommend them.
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onicer. of tn. Union Veteran Climb

The Union Veteran Club of Seattle held ia
annual meeting for the election OF officers 8,
stevens post headquarters last evening and re-
suites as follows: George w Tlbbotts, presi-
Dent: ". l. Ames. frat vice president: g. Z
de itetsuer, second vice president: II. 4. snirh,
sscretary; Roswell N. scoti, treasurer; 2. "
Hanson, marshal The remaining oHice,
which are appointiye, will be conferred al me
next meeting
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Why He Feels Twenty Years Younger.

Heppner, Or, July Is, 1891.
The Stark Medicine Company, Portland, Or.
GENTLEMEN-hr. A. A. Wren of our town re-
quests US to send the enclosed letter to you.
he has been using o. K. T. with such salts
factory results that he vi shed to inform
you. espectfu11y, SLOcUM-J JOHNSTON DRUG CO.
The Stark Medicine
GENTLEaENIn bhaifof
ott wonorf1 KIDNEY TEA
over twenty years hzye been suffering from kidney trouble much of the
NOT around
5 5t. 1rsa sample package Of and after t mach
ESQ soou nan OF IT. can truly thai m My mind
ana active and
otner remedies but received
nondaI IS OF any use TO ii Ike Very gratefully,
a. A.
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PoET TowEsEsD. Jan. IL Especial The
Chilean snip sulitelms, Captain HARDY, was u
beied todsy by Rothsesiid x co. for ssl0, sd-
vance charges. Is is claimed by Captain Hardy
that tire R0th.childs' charges are uslust and ex-
eessivs As tie case viii have % 90 70 the
United States court ~ seattle sHa the ship will
bs detained AZ e heavy expense, the entire
claim, including ;ss everehasge, may Be paid
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- sniteha wh.a, shippea frem Nictori..

VievoEIA, B. c., Jan L-Aa expsrlsatut
frSught with gres, interest 20 this eigy "a as
s1ed TO-DAY By large srm here. They bouE z
several hundred toas Of wheat from Brandon.
Man. for Shipment % LoRdoa in the City O..
Carlisle, leaving here next week, the 1rst shl
meat OF graiD Aome FROM tails side OF Canada,
and the result will 0S aaxioRs.y watched tor. 81
50 depends Ga she price sAat the wheat can COM.
Msnd whether this trade will not develop into
A enormous iaaasfrN
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Three Thousand Nile. for SIS.

TIE Northern Pacific Railroad Company s-e
se1AaE Soto-rnile tickets tsr SIS, good over gae
nam Ace SID branches IN WASHINGTON. Oregon
AID 4dahoi also on o s W. T. railway; s l. :
& = railway; on y P. traln. over TIE 5, & y
rs.-WAg' on 2 = L. A. = : Co.'S heats and
between denlHo and Olympus CT the P. T. & ;
railway, COED Tor enc year from aa.s OF rur.
ShakA
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warship Daphne at san Francisco.

sAE FEAEcIsco, Jan. 1L-This morning the
slooEpol-ysr Daphne, Of the English navy, az
rived ia port, nine days from Aespuieo. on her
way to Victoria. TRe vessel viii coal here and
leave on Thursday morning. Ths Dsphns's
arrnamsn. consists Of eight tyeinch guns, and
she carries crew OF l3s. Her commander 10
Charles z Wood
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Tn. g.v..nav,, Rapid Loading.

TIE Kswsnsg is being loaded rapidly 81 the
Oregon improvement Company bunkers IN
thirty-six hours 800 tons Of coal were put into
her hold. The Cause OF the haste is that after
certain time the Black Diamond company would
have TO pay 70 the saip's owners 500 g dag de-
rnurrsge, and great haste 10 being made 70 save
this renzity.
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shiphuildinw a. Aberdeen.

AsxknxES. {sc- u--{SpSciSl The Weather
Wax Lumber Company Will build another
schooner hers. commencing ca her right away
ere VIII be some larger than the , " Weather
wax. hgill here ,ass year, and now tack in her
hsGls pert sises making seVeEal tips IL tie
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shinninr Intelligence.

PoRr LUDLOW. Jan. u.-Arriyei-Bk Ark
wright.
EAs Francisco, Jan. 1L-AuiTed-H 2. NJ g.
Daphne, from Acapulco. Clearsd-str Whining
ton. Tor Portland; ok John Winthrop, whaling
crufse
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10 set relief from indigestion, biliausress
consist tloil or torpid liver wltacat disturbing
doses d Carriers Izu.s Liver p.,.s. thsS Wi
please yea.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-10-20

Mrs. Geo. Merrill wishes to an
nounce to the ladies of Eagle River that
she 10 prepared TO do anything In the
line Of dressmaleing. She has had q
large amount Of experience In the bust
ness and is prepared te guarantee salts
faction. You will find her south OF the
Cathalic church in Mat STEMS build
ing.
Frank Davis OF Galesville spent a
couple Of days In town the fore part
Ut the week, He IL selling Wilson
Davis's celebra ted Peach Blossom
brand Of a,.Mr This IN without
doubt the best brand Of flour that h
being handled Ia tuwn to-day. Jas
MUrgun the baker has been using 1t
for a iew weeks now and prOnOunces
lt the hest flour that he has used
since he has been la town. Others
who have used 1t speak equally high
~ Of it. Ask your dealer for 1t and
see that he gives 1t to- yOu.
w. w. O'keei OF Ashland spoke
to a large sized audiance last Satur-
day evening. His speech was to- the
labOringmea and upon the value Of
organize ton to them. He Ia az ex-
cellent speaker and showed in fine
shape what Organization had done
for the laburinxmen. After his re.
marks N hranch Of the American
Labor Fedora ted Union was formed
here with a membership Os ttfty.
TITUS Uni<,n differs from most Of the
labor unions in being opposed to
strikes Of all Kinds. Tire l,sbOrii z
men Of this vicinity and all who sym
pathixc with efforts to better their
should enroll themselves
In this organizations. For the pres.
ent they will hold meetings every
Friday eveninx la the Opera Hail.
and every one Is invited to attend.
The officers III the local association
are n. Garrison President. William
West, secretary. n. Holland. vice
w. w. Monty, treasurer
aud Henry Meianer seu regent at arms.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-10-20
DESERVING PRAISE.

W. desire to say to our citizens, that
fnr years we have been selling DR..
Kings New Discovery for CDnsumDtio
DR.. Kings New Life Pills. Bucklen's
Arnica Salve and Electric Bitters, and
have never handled remedies that sell
q, we'll, or that have given such uni
y.rsal satisfaction. We do not hesitate
to guarantee them every time and We
stand ready 70 refund the purchase price
II satisfactory results do not follow their
use. These remedies have won their
great popularity purely ON their merits
F. Beardsley druggist.
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NOTICE 70 4 FERTILIZATION.
Land Office At Wausau, wis.

September Ii, 1892.
Notice 10 hereby given that the fol-
lowing named settler has filed notice OF
his intention TO make final proof In sup
port Of his claim. and that said proof
will be made before the U. S. Land
ONCE at wausau wisconsin, on October
3lst 1892, viz: MIS- Seim H. E. No.
$500 for the s. ! Of the N. ". / and Lot
l. OF Sec. ls. Up. 80, Z. 9E.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation Of. said land, viz:
Mark Bells, Of Marathon County wis
Dan Healy, /"
Angus Mcdonald, Of Oneida :"
James McInnis, T" :"
E. B. SANDERS.
Register.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-10-20

Druggists say it 10 pleasure to sell
Beggs' Family Medicines, ~ every bot
tie Is warranted for all that the label
calls for, so our customers are perfectly
safe In buying them. Sold and waran-
by F. Beardsley.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-10-20
AMlLLlON FRIENnS.

A friend In need Is friend indeed,
and not less than one million people
have found just such . friend In DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs, and Colds. LII you have never
used this Great Cought Medicine, one
trial will convince you that 1t has won.
derful curative powers In all diseases OF
Throat, Chest and Lungs. Each bottle
is guaranteed to do all that Is claimed
or money will be refunded. Trial bottle
free ut r. Beardsley's drug store.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-10-20

-SexafrOo: Sexsfroe!! What is iN
Let VI Veil you lhst i Is ono Of the
incest, clcsnest. sweetest and most effsc.
tual to0th washes in the market. Sold
and warranted by F.. Beardsley druggist
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-10-20

1T Is dreadful to have dirty yellow
or greasy complexion. 1t is caused BY
q disordered liver and can be reli.v d
ut once by thorough use Of Beggs'
Blood Purifier and Hood Maker. Sold
and warranted by +. Beardsley drug
gist.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-10-20
III. Church Services first Sunday In
a avn mopth Mass. 1880 a IN Ve~per"
50" ~" Rsv. Father n. July, Pastor.
Congregational Church.

:, -Enw,e river Ledge No. 112Mcets
.,y Monday evening at Smiley's Hah.
n.tI."u, G r. I'D. Secley. =.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-10-20

I - r-v.x.s River I.odgs No ttS msets
w., Wrdr-@si,.v at their hall over 1hcHsn.
~ ",.s's st,,vr Brothers from other
y, are cordially invited .,u, g.
Otrrhvitser \ q u l. Ae""' wv
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-10-20

.,m,u, Tent No. IL X. q. r. N. meets
sr.ry Thursday evening at AZ to"o
T,mplars hall. Visiting AnixhtH A.
b welcome. ,.u .u
Rynn, u. X. w. A'"""'' WA
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-04-07

or demand, rathcr--to pnt pro
hibtion plank in the Peoples party
platform, in order to down the
plutocrats. The plutocratic agents
who took hand in the matter OF
prohibition in that COME ence were
those who led in opposition t. tha
measure, and who boasted that they
had defeated it--and the leader who
boasted the loudest was Robert
Schilling.
Bro. Hiatt is correct in his asser-
tion that the plutocrats will do all
in their power to divide the people,
but he is certainly wrong when he
says, or thinks, that great industrial
conference was manipulated by the
pIntocraey.
Let usInite-agi agitate-educate.