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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-08
IVES. vIrSlais Conceded 10 Re poab,fai.

CHAHasstaS. v Va. Nov. THAT W.T.
Virginia Is doubtful is acknowledged by
the conservative element OF all parties.
There are tour tickets in the field. Va.
Democratic, Republican, Prohibition and
Fopulist The iast-uamea party
bad considerable foothold. bu, within the
past three % four weeks number have
deserted the ranks and gone back e. the
Old parties. The frohibtionists eut DO
aEars OF Importance. The great hattie is
between the Democrats and Republicans
Each olain the state by from 90 to :. 200.
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CozrxsEs. S@r. :. --fssslzas ~ ossezal NAa-
szA4.sr s4xnss1 sarDzs4 Gsrs fa5s szazG1A< ca
- xeY srsssz Iss8azxA 70 = as4sagta1- Ae a.
Asssc2ss@s srSzs rgpsrs@x "a sssa s&s aces x
ssrnz&ts4z sr1za fnFsl4@x .4z .esass u sg.4 kafS
4 asa agasy sar Esxr1sSE- sss forx &c ssEsAa"
s-ea q r8rs sksa<2ass esSG4iss12 saaA lSas
ygs<s az. s1@ 80 s4zszre1 & s&sz Aoz HsFEAsS@-
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eoranaEs~s. ssGd Sc w.s ss.oszsesv sr-.
sass sne Democrat eaezfo-k4 s1ex@s n sas
sssfs soEsd have plurality q
rSs Jess thar 400 He s.d tie
s4er.son Of governor w1wl7 he
ssrown lrso che Legislature. wAtrh was
- eoaes as 80 tee pasEficsl eonarls rfon IN
JSsat ballot and 80 une roaia ferEesE ire
f@szis TIE Democrats are szre Of three
eongrsssnaez aas q foar.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-08
Democrats Baying Up the PopuIists.

TACOMA, Nov. T--Ispecial. Private ad-
vices JUST received from Snohomish
say the Democrats have succeeded in
buying Off the populists and that
the latter will tomorroB announce that
they have Withdrawn from the field. This
is expected To give Snively a large major
iiy in Snohemish county. The Repu6li-
can boilers aud Democrats are also trying
10 buy off the Populists in this county.
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Nerlh pa IN Tho naahtfnl cnlnrnn

FaSao. y p. NV. The flepublscen
ststo commlssee claims that :ae II PRISON
electors NiU - chosen bv fron 1.sgl 80
500 plurality. and that tAe state ttokes
sill have good majority and the lerisla-
sare be EepahlicAn The DEM eeratjs state
ca1miitee. which has fused Rith ths Psss-
rlc's Party. claim both aetiouai aud state
tlckets, tee farmer ~ from &o to 600
and shv latter ey froni 1000 60 $3.50
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xsvs- : Essa&s1, 5zst aess-x We sss-se1 ssr
0sgfzpsas SD = ssF-sxwxxLFssS-xs re-
seFsrs II =ss = rsw1--1s ~ CO -ssa Ssszszss
yes sAsak asv<s - ~ As4g 80 ~ fss-zazs
eazh = q ~ p1rfs cd = ~ 1ss ssas9 eoa~s@
f1s@ s7assszsss ~ Eass Eszssssgess sz1ass sA2.
- ssss f9T - ssss y b aftag fs saSN9 es &
--S'ass- fsasst sssasev Aas4&S s1 fsas
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yase,ar.r sya1 ~at ou.tsgt,n..

YsScsvvEE. 81. - Ny --Spe a.. -
Mayor Cope reaa 80 tae cstY council tass
evening seleeTa f-0as 8zyor Eoaa43
II .eatts E. st8Bae taas th#ge acre aoIs
seventeen ra~es 81 sEsa.iroz AID tAa, tae
eao8.s ea ot sfzsirs ~ss aot s+sl4ns. in
v.es q 4A4ea sc75ou sas Dos deeait-s
Cvcessarg
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Ar rmr nmtrn mnrsr.
-. psesssens ~8axs NJ suxtsts Free.
ssaIsees fes sucs5s8ax Fstavns.

wAsnlSsrax t&8y. Nav. r~Eha usual
arrangements have Inea made fgr snrrlv-
lag early Information 81 gtp election re-
sss3ts tnfanrFox q TIE nres.t enf s9er
fhe husansss II sfe ssy u aeer aa8 sssaal
rss8rlss heHia 81 eorag ga See peass8ost ,sfl
Nays t8s esaapsuy IS SscsstArs Jahn W
T0atsr saa Attorney s6etefsa u or 81
esasAihY one os tea fssfaea. 1ssa8s sr8
ssseetavg theg wl tess sas ~sssras sss4..l Il
Is sss.e - set r.. 81 ea95 aa
salt = "a sligo
sag's wha sew As president ;aszr say
thai e ~ fass arr ansssr 81 a,es .,.
ahaw Sc Ee = easl sn8 essae asa 6a
l4Ass 0p slMB - ae~V
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Es6AGxs~nz sgw 7.--Fasse ss 10 II ssTsss ~
spsAs D s2Gsas IL sse ezra az eazI52. TIERS e
EHx 30 48sas sSoas tzs sesass - iA4s st@sA A.
Il e stnrsszss lat the was~ vss s&sn1 sEAs sss
gsarszn1. =. ssa; Ha-rssun. $40: Ass.sf, LOO
Sc = sss la&aeAfAags ysozzs - Ice sAseSsoa o
ere AEIasas aza two pazaseEzise es5grsssuasS-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-08

The Contest to Between the Republican
and Fusion Tickets.

Borsx. Idaho. Nov. THE state central
committees have net changed their esti-
mates from those previously sent. The
chairman of the Republican committee es-
Inmates that the Harrison electors will
have from |, boo TO i.5oo plnraity. The
Popuiists claim the state for Weaver by
about 1000, they being Endorsed by the
Democrats The chairman Of the Demo-
cratic committee estimates Viewers pIu-
rality 81 2 Enl
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100 nsk.ta 49,, - -

YsSE~oN. S n Nov. ---C&ta Pee.a Ger.
chairman of the SsatA naSsts pe-sorratf-
central Cornu'.ttee, claims ssuth nakats's
foay electoral votes T.r Wcaver hv a r}vraf~
ttv - q 1850 votes liz tec iees On express
hioasc e0an she retert that peruo~+atie
yete~s ars hrta~ ureei % vatc ss- Weaver
eaerf0-a au3 nat s7r C.ere and TIE Re.
SO tesns. heerve-. are cocl 3eni ~ sue-
snss
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LAxaFoRn seawEms DEAD.
The Victim Of she Garfield gufnAna
~nceurntsa TO sfts vs. ouuds

GsEr5gLD. Wash. Nov. I-{SpeciAi. -
Lenwsa-d Saumers. fatally voupded sat
ur3av afternoon BY gang of roukh~ died
"a; 50 tb.s morning. Hfl. the murderer
is sfl.l at a-ra. znd citizens hsve offered =
-e~A9I II soc faT bis arrest. Samraie
McGaEa. Charles MeE'oNn and CbamB
Psvoe garee If tbe gang arrested Satur.
dag for completely IN ths matter, were
taksn before Justice Fassls0u. ~ Collar
th3s afternoon. They were formally
CHARGED With she cr3nss Of Narje- in tie
u-st degr~e aud committed 70 the county
ta4{ Nlshe5Fst Asf.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-08

error. wha erSssss ssse raalEsa nous sases
here - ~ r~ssg ~ SIS gsi1r e~8srs sssaaa
hssf So near'4 aassee Orders xe~~ $50
SVEN Inc railroads FIR spe1szl sESaas, ii
.ses.-..a4nar.s
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lst.-By using Sugar.
by absolute Sterilization.

The latter every fully understands the better method ~
the HIGHLAND has this perfection worrenowne suec
for explained Today of these imitation ce..
has this STERILIZATION consequently they
absolutely pure, stand the For sr
years HIGHLAND has been your standby and the BEs,
you doing yourselves and your patients justice by insisting
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what the People wsji Vote for To-day
The Candidate. sad tire Issues.
Al fss s.af~s viii s4scs pr@sssssat.sl electors,
saa a. she states, sxs@ps A&iae, Oregon anG
Nsgsaaut, sis elect Representatives ~ Congress
ga I@ssisy. Sgvegahsr
&Ae EaTss sxespssG sts.ss hsss sirss3r elected
ssgat gzsg hsss OF the a9nss 81 rekTssen sassv.s
81 shs Fify-th.Fs congress-
Eae agufnes q erssssssssftal electors sn9 reH-
ses@Estz. So ~ a0Hesess - wA3eh TIE ssyegal
s2sEsS ar@ saEa.a Is g.ysa IL tie following
sza5sg
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~ eet r-ssf s~aZ I@ss resssgn. asfgs,sa-su.
easaHti -l s1 aF torps lsfsE NtBaAat sssarn. =.
ia sEre 49, wHrs g EAs b0@e T. tsse ! "a
aosss O. l&gsss's i4sLAs AzreF Fa.43 4AsY -.
resss y9E
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-08

- Eighty acres az nfsss n
occidental square. ssfxDt'
car line
= ! wenty acres on hroedxl
mimi as ride from ~
ceHter.
81 acres two miles ~
dental square: water ~
vHiusbis iocasica f0f ~
Of tnanufacsurln plsnk
= 5 lots in sereass - J
way; tinest piece Of rr0pe
the city.
20 z acres one mile sossh Il
Union anf ssiiainiHe
Union second adfstfao
blocks from street car H.
40 Ares one half M
pcstotncs OF town Vi 81
good coal Land: very cbeD
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-08

yoSse, Pea zs-er = ssrSeae. FRA TIA vase o.
sAs state II Fses4s rear Axs s.eeEs
Rr- Hrra Pc
fs*e--sFc~errr. .-....... B-ss II 10 ..
f~ss-ssrrTrcss z1FE .-.....4. y, kA @-s1s AsZs
Rode EsIas1 vii eject nrses&eas5xi saeseys
aaa 60 xEwss ass1 an Z 4ze5&s whether a lean 70
raise =sosses tor Ia arectscz OK szsss Aausa
sassi - sGsaer8s@3 TIE woss Of ths sssse n
rscszf yszss n&s eeeza
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Total

The presidential electors Wiz ee e eetasi By
il4 several states 81 arg exeep. &sca gas.
where one eeetoc VIII 1s sssataa ~ ttsa eastern
hall u the state aha oue ~ gae We terra half.
sud oue by each eofgtess}ona n district
Alabama. AKA sas. florida. Georgia. L9ulsi-
shs, Maine Oregon, Rhode Isl4ud aud YER
uaent have elected tbslE state officers snd lesia-
lures tGis year.
The elections in detail IN the several states
sn1 the results OF the Tota n recent years ara
here given:
Aiaesma well elect electors snd congress-
uea. TIE vote OF TIE state in rsoaGt years Ia
bEun.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-08

Mayor J, T. maid, jnst before he started for
Olympia, said 10 q FoszslSTEtIasScKg re-
porter: n Gsa DsHaoerut. bt,i az $50 a Seattle
pan stiak Hsors Of ny hoEs and aay frieafs
thGa DO Of BaB party and 4 tAs gmpla cJEtea-
taoH defsoanees TIE LAKE Aashtagtoa caaa. I shal
not to,s for tn 'sao siJaae 20 staid oa g
Post fgisltlgeBcer, Aacusf Is. 1884.
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I he territories o. Arizona, New McKee, Ok
laa0ms aad Utah will esCa elect one 4clogas
ia congress, who can speak. hut nos vosa
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AaaEssl&a GVfEalesss u = ssrs prsrszt.rs fs-
ezzG4.S&sx- A. @x-<x@szA- 50
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4
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| ass As vel
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lions, and |
[t@ have re
| warlaoth.
land lsrA
|rlsnters de
|rrsn. ~ vic
|ersanifatio
Tho South.
N,
version OF \
ling land
planters Of
|aay. and 81
Them that d
|6.st call Cor
merchants.
|use battle y
|esru author
|al the let
|Gos. Foster
|kg,.l autho|
reserve th|
|es.iei on l
The naerchs
measures OF
chants say |
10 return "a
peso to n
|uniou until
defense. AM
hack for the
The STRIKE
|shsaxfent
which has s
|EsEs. oncil
|sAough thai
|sow. Durir
was issued |
persons to
|invths neo1
b]
The most
|tor Is the
bystens. ga
was felt VIII
Srie light co
ma sai.l
NAL, light
'ths men
place of II
f .,su. !
k.nl,,,i, The i
-. -"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-08
Residence PROPERTY.
BIZ MESS PROPER Y.

- ne Of the resf arranged houses
~ tho city; fn slew. nh elegant
home In very respect
seven room houss: ne view Of
i.ske Washingion; " Il trade for
: per nj mortgage
-~ssevea-reom house ne ar Broadway
street cars, city water; swo icts
East PARK addition: fine views. 8
snap.
& at sge II Eve rooms. 2 lots. hsif
block north 81 Madison. car
lins oa heany street y bargain.
-Fight-rpom h0ase, iot s0xl20, in
East PARK ad itious cts wafer;
tnfe blocks from JaInes-sfreet car
line
r. VS. have foar houses. lots anri2o
feet each. that we can sell fur
sL goo each easy terms.
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REAL ESTATE t9 sHse aut hoaF REALTY
RESIDENCE LOTS.

Two iots, I20xl30 60
Tenth and NAdtsan h1ss1
choicest residences ~ r.
the CIT this properly 4
offered At this pffoe r. I
few days
IN acres unpiAtfeA -
Ia lots, with dne view n |
Z nton aaa Puget se1i
choice piece Of pros4ff
building aa elegant htmGl
property IL worth 81. ~
todar aud would sel. ~
plated
- 'ne block ofssrteeu Ian
addition 20 lliley'e =
30 v terms
- wo lots. isnr xe's aecco1l
lion. iins view Of isan
ms on.
p I've lots. Yeslsf's ssao>(
ditien. cheap prap<fly q
have the cash
- wa choice i0is. s1stu
ast l'Brk aisiitIoI III
a bargain.
a
800 c sh, balance -
payments. chacs ffi111
lot equsl 10 two fail iou
Park addition
-iso aud "a hais. FAss ~
dillon, a iine viss. ; psf1l
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ri.

1rpos,
| slgama
Beers estim
| beer render
sas Lockout
| Witch bega
neus. how
| Aaay mas
nn the mil
|redured to
tts striker
have ample
IL work, to
lad tonight
| Alllu that
| where the
| are anxIon
| Struggle th
|he whole
| Wiling to
| non With n |
|Sstieratlon|
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-08

MIeAsgss Will eject presidential electors eoa.
ggess s4s governor saG otAsr state ufz@era. aaa
lsE3sssfuFes ws Cd SilB eieck Tn lei -Sasss
senate G&nd tate. tor governor ~ john r.
klea. Rep. 4 leu b. Morse, pen. Juaa ~.
kwtag. Pc. joan Russell. PRO. The vote %
The stats IA reosai ysxs, has tesas
Rep Dew IL Pro
iSSs-Pses ltent. 49, 2sSSs7 2iz 80 ass 49,
Lss1--lsevernnr -. - - fxsTa LIES 4 81
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lgas.--GoYeraoF


ls22-GoreraoF. .ss.sa 9e,lis si,i77 1910
call ornle viii elect presidential electors and
eouyrs~smsa sud lsgis siure. whteh Will eleei
L n4ted States senator. aad vote anon ave pro-
posed srnendm 10 Il, eonsfl tuition 4 cse
smeodmsntS extend ths biennial sessions OF the
legislature T. loo days: sathoFixe TIE exta3slon
Oh city, county aad district boaas from twenty
20 forty years decrease the saEsry 81 the Re ten
ant governor 70 ts.tso year. wltn mi eage. aud
MAKE hlm Inspector q all state Institutions;
unit sp~Fpprsil9 bills leScepf the general ap-
Precipitation b!ll AMI tue deGc suey h8I5 10 a -t6.
X ITEM. e. q em. owe tie governor tr ve,a
sFeefne ~ ms in the asetencY el(, a. be Iasy
do how ia the gguoTal apssrupY ntto.s bill. ard
provide Tor TIE chastestns ~ tsaRs containing
not less than $3.50 inAanltaass as cities. The
T~eeile 81 "a erals Wi also vote apoa our
aets su1la4te by the gisiatufe 81 its last sss-
Sos. Ihe Erst sseeftasEa fheif viii Upou the
subject % he eieut on q tea states se at ~
~ dffett Vote ~ the PFC ta. she veso q az ho--
rs funa 81 the erection II s f.enos era sae,
ga SEQ 81 eo.r not exes.esisr ssa5s0s- tha
thl q aseefsa;us the VIII ot TIE - r.yss uaen IA
"a seS II requiring au sdGeatla ual qusiaca-
ttpH iff F.'tefs' = iaa taaf pruY de- r Ee-
famdins tas etstc deat. lne vote 81. she state "a
fece yeats has tsua:
49,. Rsp pea Pro
lstt-s -2vctfgn- ,..... .-..... q Al f.NNl loss
tosofsto VII elect presto atIAs e estsr-. ces-
sressplHe, * v#Tner and ctas STATE efarars aad
.esi..asaf,, tsn iates Sar Stver. or--JeseDa
8 Helm, u '.; gose7.h q MaHatH. D IN psva
H. "a Is. FSs, Joba Hspp prA Ia vote Ia
RY brn LR DO
tssa- Coavrss .gnsn. 4zsss aa-s7 - lgsa
lsS'--tt-'ye te.sT..-. 4t,sT 3tk9 s. p LAls
Connecticut wtl EJECT presidential ,.lss Gar.
enHg fe~HfAe''t governor Sut etNeF stale "a ess
aAf legislature, ~h.ca al. e.ecta Ualfe4 states
seas1er - 81 aiss Fag 8 vera aF-- Rmues 81
4efw.a, Hef Aaaaa 2 aarfis, j.. r.. C. A.
kipisr' teo EtAls g. Arzu.. Pa ia vo,e Isl
-ettssf year. PISS .eau
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Arkansas will elect eiertoe. snd congress
lss vote IN tecent year has ben.
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NEBRASKA will e!ec; presidential electors, con
ege~s a5an, governor and other state offers aud
'efis staFe, wsich VII elect Uaitea states
~enstaf. Il will ' T. upon two proposed arnena-
meats 81 the constitution pE The state Eanaf-
dasss for geverHor-Lore1Eo CrnunsT, Rem. j
sterling Morton, Dem. Chssles II. Van Nyek
Feo.s = +. Bentley, Pro. One oi he proposed
amendments crea es aosrd 81 raj ROAD coIaln =
siouers- - be elected by the .ople, and the
other relates ~ she Investment OF the schoo.
"a q. The vote OF the state in recent years haS
been.
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Assssehasett. vii elect presidential electors.
entgFeszz1ea. governor and other siae a1errs
anG ieEls-st4res whlch witl { SeE [ nlf&4 -kasss
senator e9E iijAtes for governor: 81 Jam Fl
Has. Rep sEIIs4 g. Eu.seii, Defa-; Henry
WAN. Fea w1seoti HAmaln. Pro. xas vets es
taS sEz1s II fAcst.s y&s ae. teen
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~asa tesf-1
Reg. Eer D~~A NA Pr1.
asss-Govs~oer y. sas lab Ts-Ss ss.ss- IVA
4ssnz wia elect pressdensls. esertsrx Tse
vote Q; th= STATE y rs-sas yeArs aas a@en .
E9Isews. ID 50 log governor tne present 5ssag
eisEzsraet9. bss IA. eIrssI - u rfl Dot Dc caa-
xssss1 - tie legislature aatil tss meeting Ia
fa.r
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-08

Ioutans VIII elect presidential electors one
congressman, governor aud other sfase officers
aa8 legislature watch viii elect a GATED
states senator IL VIII also decide the ne-rnA-
nent location Of the slate esptiai by the nopuiae
Tots, and vote upon proposed amendment TO
the coast alton Of ths state, which relates 90
The egms OF county comulls. fonars Can't.
dates Tor Toyeraoy--Jahn E RlekaYt&, Rem:
Timothy Z. Collins, Dem. Wigi3am Kennedy.
Pe0 y. Waters. Pro-. Tie vote OF tas stale
81 recent years has been;
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NE co,tt,|
| ciss. hss n
| s'aits.
rbs r..
sssvns $50
uia'saon CO |
4 Mayor
2 ,rsps ;.
| Ii . 10
! - - tma
y DO ~
The Somerset reporter., 1892-04-28

]
- ss'- Haai ",ssIag Of the Wiswelf
''fs a- bed g. 4 r Hall on Tues
nag evening last. attended, by over one
lanifei l;epa5!icar5 ef on, town in re
-paas. TO a eitc1lo issued by the Club
Ia the an iieaea wofs .ouc Bufleish sup
porter. d T." wA1 &c understand arr
MlIitkeu -upp2rters, bu. the aaJor par 81
those preseni were members Of the newly
organ zef club, who are anxious 20 have
A i. Wiswell u Ellsworth represca, tlie
Dis ret 10 the 81 Congress.
L. L. Walton, Ed president of TIT
clua called the meeting t. order and re.
sided and W. II. Emery read the minutes
Of the last meeting. After which lie
following gentlemen present answered q
their names and nude brief remarks j;
Col. lsace Dye, c. i. Marstoa, J.. i.
Danforth, Esq, f. $ Cfra-. G.. y.
Richards, John X. Wcbh, Co b. SUI
ford, l.. Anderson, W II, Emery, l.. l..
Walton, Geo. Cushing and c. A Ross.
The remarks Il the several speakers were
largely to the same point, viz That they
believed Mr.. Wiswell She best man forthe
nomination and Will, they were wiling
to work for sul to the end that f. Z. " s.
Il or some otter 20 4 man shculi ra.
GIVE the nomination. the} all believed in
the Republican party frs, las' and always.
and after the convention, Whoever tie
nominee might be they were wiling 20
ITO pull of their coats eutes the contest
and work fDr tie NOMINEE and the good
iarty he woull represent.
In order 10 get the sentiment Of those
present the Chairman ssked them VINO
were in favor Of Mr.. Wisw n an1 willing
to pat in some Teisonsl work for IN
arise. About niue-'entls of fh5-s in re
room arose.
The meeting was s. very alrmcn.0us
one, AMI j7urfe af'oc S >e.s'oa Of ne
hour and &c ha'f
The Somerset reporter., 1892-04-28
Geo. v Halves,
Y ZaG Peoples CI0tliGr.
/. o. o. F.


OBSERVANCE On ANNlyEEsAIiY.
In observance of the styenty-third ami
yersary of the establishment of the order in
America, by CarraTa.set Lodge, No.34, l. o.
O. T. to the number Of. 126 attended
morning service at the NJ. T.. church Sun
lay Ia, MS quests Of that society, wearing
the reg.lia and omblaus Of the order and
under ,lc direction of Z. o. Head, Noble
Ganl Of tie lodge Tie brethren were
seated in the.froat pews Of the audience
room, and. made up as they are of our
people in every profe sion and all lines of
business from different religious and other
societies. aud, residing in every portion of
our town, they form as fine body of
representative men of Skowhogan rs can
be Cotton together in any society.
The exercises consisted of music by the
Metho list choir, accompanied except in
the yoluularies, by the audience, respon-
oiye reaiins Of scripture, prayer and a
SERMON by tile pastor, Rev, + l.. House,
who is a member Of the order.
The rmon was evidently one 10 which
the prone her Ind given much thought and
research and must have been particularly
interesting to tho members of the order.
! certainly WIS impre,s ive and instruc-
tive TO those outside the brotherhood.
lie sai that history gives the rise of the
order III Manchester, England, early in
the 1i'h, Century while tradition car ried
it lack t. the time Of our first parents i'll
Eden.
Ii had been said u have originated in
mon Of low degree. This is nothing
against it, rather the eontary. 1t is base !
| upon the needs and wantS Of man and the
principles of Tho "Sermon ON the Mount
| \iHity j. tho test of its worth. He ex.
pinned and illustrated the cardinal princi
pies and workings Of tie order briefly and
clearly shoalng tint the secret work OF
the order Is for The protection of mem
blrs from fraud and deceit, the real WORK
! / known aud rend Of ull men.
The audience was large and attentive
one.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-04-28
THE
WORLDS FAIR.

To the Ma utacture.s and Pro
ducers of Mai e.
am now ready to receive ap
plcations for space for exhibits At
the Worl rs Columbian Exposition.
to be held at Chicago from May /.
to October 81, 1893. Applications
must be filed before July lst, and
should be filed at once. There will
be no charge for space. Return
freight free. Exhibitors are re
quired to place their exhibits III
position but are not required It
furnish attendants. All exhibitor,
of manufactured goods, natura
products and live stock, (cXcep
such an are perishahleD must IN
ready for shipment Nov. |, lH92
For blank application and furihe
information. address
CHARLES =. MATTOCKS.
Executive Commissioner, Maine
Board of Worlds Fair Managers
PORTLAND, MAINE.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-04-28

bort say aaNhing about Holsters being
high when you can buy iour good ones
for 2oc, they ARE cheap, and the place
where Won can do il is at the Old Brick
store. 10 Water st, skowhcgan.
CMEss 4 GoepRIcH