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IFGfL NOTICES.

NOTICE OF sHERIkFS saLE-rN THE
IN superior court OF the state of Washington for
the county OF King Melville Goodman, Daisy
Goodman Carroll Goodman ana Mirlah Goodman,
minors by A. WI!Iipski, their rrochein ami. VI.
M1nsk ana a. Mnans a s,sy ., .ne
Carroll Goodman, dirirn Goodman and Louis
Goodman minor heirs OF Leah Goodman. de-
ceased. and William wilsinski as administrator
OF the estate Of Loais Goodman. deceased, plain
tiifs, VS.. Il. y. Dodge and Mary J: Dodge, ioSeph
Parent. Ross I. buell. and John peillon. defend
ants No 1888
Under aud By virtue OF an order of sale and spe-
ca execution issued out Of TIE above nam eG court
In the above entitled action, and to me directed
and delivered ihave duiy levied upon and seized
IN execution the following described reai property.
situated In said ktrg county, Washington, wit:
let. numbered respectively 5, !; IL, Is, 10. II,
asubersG rs 81 Sa sS s : s 10 IL
Is IL. Is, II, Is, - 20, 30 81, 30, SO 81, 80 SO
and a. in bloes :; los numbered respec'iyeiy !.
IS 70. -, IS, "a. 50 81. 81 IS. 81, S. So 81 aud
s. in block 8 ami lots nun eered respectively /.
So u. - "a ia. -. - 20. 80 Al - ss,
81 IS. 3a ~. 81, 81 and 40 IN block In no4.Ee's
division - Gr~eG Lake addition 10 the ely of Sc
attic together with 81 and singular the tsBeuents
heredliaments and sppuEienAnces the-sunio be-
Notice Is therefore hereby given that on Friday,
tire sIa day of y November 1892. 81 The hour Of 10
courthouse. in thr city % seattle, in said King
eoanty will sell ;he above describe! property NJ
public auction to 'hs hisnesI , bidder for cash
Dated this the sth day OF October. ls93
sSI9NEE sAr.E-NorICE I. HEREBY
~ gwen mat pursuant 20 an order % the supe-
rtor court OF the s-ste of Washington, huslluS
terms al EScoua. IN Fierce ccuntS, entered! sep
tenlhsr "a. 1922. ara In Accordance With the terms
Of stipulation signed and entered iato by 81 par
ties CLAIM n heHs eE mortgages on the property
herein below desert ed viii sell At public Auc-
taon 10 she hi hest fiddler for cash the following
described rss and persona; property, to-Slt All
a! lots u and IL Sf tie town of QGarIerDas-
ter on Vssaoa isiAnd. IA King eouaSy, ws,Aiug.
ten according 10 the plat uf The said town %
Quarter sstrr Sled and recorded IN the atitls1Ts
office az SAID i nc county. with al tie alHlFte-
nAnces auG improvements thereto. together with 8
bEtck manufacturing piaas consisting a. boiler
aaa eag,Ee. oF'ck machine. twelve brick ulaies,
more less. ats0at $4,000 hrscs pallets, ABOUT
i,01o tglcS saddles, SIX wheSlbarruws, more ar
less shoves, ID Ack$H NTH tocis and other sEteles
toe numerous - rleati0n-
The above property belongs 10 tie estate az
James b ecker. an HS0lveni debtor. whom rep
resent Ssnee. re sale VIII take p,sce on
the 18Th day q octnber .S92. commencing az IL
o'ciscA b 90 TIE shove premises a! tase town
OF olsrtsrnsasler, Ia sad hlmg county, Ashihs~
fSgl. JAMES 81 sfs-N =
Assignee Of tie estate II James sieeexes.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS,
THE srArs or rRAnI

THk sIATs OF TRADE.
SAN Francisco Oct 5-The fresh fruit mar
ket was active this morning. Wine grapes are
coming In more freely and prices ranged today
between $40 and $l5 according to quality.
Melons are scarce. Sicily lemons now on mar.
ket are OF the intermediate crop and the quail
~ IL not frst-class. Figs are plentiful and
lower. Table grapes are In fair demand Ber-
fies are coming in light and are in poor condi.
ton.
The vegetable market IL quiet, with moderate
receipts Potatoes continue to move of we'll
for shipment, and so do onions. Receipts of
both were heavier this morning Corn 10 pleuti-
aul but inactive. Squash OF all kinds Ia selling
slowly. Tomatoes are dull and weak.
The dairy produce market II stiff for fancy
grades of butter. Good ranch eggs command
top figures, with prices weak for common
grades.
Produce receipts-Fiour. 5000 quarter sacks:
wheat, 5000 centsls; barley, 700 centais; oats
10.eOo centas: beans, 400 sacks; potatoes, 5000
WOO, 1000 bales: wine. 2aoco gallons. 49, '~'
bakers extras, 10; supsrfine. g. 5oteaoo
choice :1pp,ns n Hs' qSss. 81 sSss
Bsrisy-.T ID. sowsixc per GENITAL for dark
s sSs !se sSGd SSp:i'y c,ss 70.
siier, 81 2nGL25 per centai for standard; s71Sc0
&i.oo for lower grades.
la5; good TO choice iced, $l.271suSi35: of
Rr,s>.. slos6eLl6: black, $1.o5tgll0 for com.
mon; ,li-,xetl.27IS for choice for seed; gray,
u 2U9L 221S per GENITAL
sri-&L209l.22H for large yellow: 81 900
LIN for small yellow; 81. 371 per GENITAL
Tor white.
oPrfova
Call board sales: wheat-Buyer year. 81 sei<
Gl.sfss. closing at 81 361<: December, 81. $500
lS6ss, closing at $I36s6
Bariey-December, W1% 9slL<, closing at sliSc
FINANCIAL
Drasts-sighs. l0c; telegraphic. lie. Sterling
bills-Bsnk, &As6l1: sight. Sass: commercial,
GsSls. silver bars, sss60s3lzo Mexican dol
lars, 6z(067l{.
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BONDS .a.! s !!&::'
COMPANIES, ST. R.R. COMpAMt etc.
Correspondence solicited.
N.W.nARRlS 4 COMPANY, Bankers,
ie3.te9 Dearborn Street, CHICAGO.
~ Wall Street, NEW YORK.
20 state St.. 8O8ToN.
CITY NOTKCEs


nRDISANCE NO 2,376-AN ORDINANCE
~ accepting quit claim deed from Frank ID.
BLACK, hate II Black and George A. Ducharme
TO Inc city OF seattle of certain strip of land
ADntting on south Sixteenth street and widening
SAID street by including said strip therein.
BE IL ordained by the city Of seattle as follows:
Black. Kate H. Black and George A. Ducharme
to the city Of seattle dated August o. 1892, con-
veying strip ofland thirtythree feet wide off the
east side of book foEr "a I'm Bayside addition to
the city OF Seattle, being q strip bounded on the
east by south Sixteenth street and on the west by
line parallel To the west line Of said South six
teenth street and distant thirty-threc feet there
from and extending from the north side Of block
four az to the south side thereof be and the same
Is hereby accepted By the city OF Seattle, aud said
South sixteenth street Is hereby widened by in
Guiding therein the said strip Of land described in
said deed.
Sec. 2. This ordinance shall take effect and shall
be In force from and after its passage and ap-
prevail. il approved by the mayor. otherwise 1t
sbap lake effect at tie time IL shall become law
under the provisions Of the city charter.
Passed by the board Of aldermen the Sd day of
October, 1892, and signed by IN open SEES
sion In authorization OF its passage this Sd day
Of October, 1891 J. p. SWEENEY,
President Board OF Aldermen.
Passed by the house of delegates the 18th day Of
September, 1892. and signed BY me In open SEES
sion In authenticaticn OF Its passage this Sd day
OF October, 1892. J. 5. kLOEBER,
President House of Delegates.
Approved by me this 9th day Of octo ber 1891
j. T. RONALD, Mayor.
Filed by me this 9Th day of October, 1892
GEORGE ]. - rONEMAN, City Clerk.
Published October 8. 1892
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up. but weakened again, aud closed steady Ia
I4e lower than Yesterday. Receipts were $4,000
Dusneis: shipmenta, 2I9ooo bushels.
Mneat-steady; cash. 1870: December. 7six
oorn-LoweY; cash. 451sc; December, Sc
1ats-Steacy; cash, silxc: November. 3sssc.
PPoIkEsiFm; cash. su.2s January, sI2 Ill<
Barley-62c
Flax-SI.09
IimothY-n6l
Whisky-&lB
shoulders-SZl9
Short ciear-sE05I0s 10
ehort aos-Fifm: $3.50; January. MA
CHICAGO Lrvs STOCK.
.SaicAso. Oct 6-Cettie-ReceIpta, 1900;
sseany 70 lower; best natives, S. 00di 10; Others
s5sssS945o; Texans. 81 s01a75; westerns, 81 900
4S2, cows. $lo0g26o.
.. nogs-keceipts, 5000: rough and common.
saNga2o; packing, a25Ga IS; shipping, IS SOD
9 ~ fancy heavy and butcher weights, s. COO
sheep-Receipss, 1000; natives, A2sa4 50:
westerns, " otGlso; Mexicans. ss.7S9A 10
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MINING sroCKA
EASTERN MARKETS.
NEW YORK STOCK ExcHANoR.

NEW York, Oct b--There was loss excite
ulent today in the stock market and variations
were confined to narrower limits, and were
strong TO buoyAnt early. General Electric rose
nearly two poi ts on the decision OF yesterday
favorable TO the company. Louisville & Nash
vile. Union Pacific aud Changers advanced 80
IL per cent The upward movement WAS
checked by . drop in New England from $50
<ss under heavy sales. The close was rathe
weak.
Government bonds-Stronger.
observation-disclosures closed AT 52i&c
FINANCIAL
Money on car--Easier; closed, offered. ~.
Prime mercantile paper, 4hG6 Exchange
Quiet and firm; As514 for sixty day bills:
&Ls61z for demsnd.
BONDS.
L. g IS fregiste-sd iiissU g as(registeredl 'lo0<
L. : - (coupon). .1issn Pacific De. ........sIo7
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

THE OCcIpESTAL
W D Berry, Portland EA Hackett.C 60 RR
farker, st Paul Leslie & W, Fairhaven
Il James, DO Miss Leslie, do
shippe, New York G Elliott, Eliensburg
4 : malone, do McCsrther, EveHtt
Orr ", do CIV Snyder. Tacoma
Nh Nercoy&W,Da DR. B pilkington, Port
MISS tersoy. do Mrs Randall, Tacoma
Mrs Brodwfck, S Miss E l. Taylor, do
w Anderson, Fl Scott NJ Groom, Louisiana, n
Dennis, Whatcora Wilson, Omaha
r smith, snohornish + b Johnson & I aeoma
StockwellGw. NY smith x w. do
J E Dolloff w. Monroe C + Johnson, snohomish
Brown, Everett CB Smith, Marysville
TEE NORTHERN
Is Trickey, Tacoma p ) Lamphear, Louisv'u
TO Hilbourn, Chicago Harrison. NY
&C sands, Tacoma A Ranke, Everett
Gilbert, Portland 7 H Colyin d ". RI
r. Alexander, Portland Bubier, I'd, Lynn
d Pork. Go II DeIAplain, Taco
z N Bromniss, co L Bash Il W, do
Tomson, Pt Madis'ns Heulig do
McDevit, Monte CriMr McCongel1, do
Batweli, Pt Town E Brantly, Macon, Ga
DR. Hill fIla taots, vvfthout
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FINANCIAL
- LONDON, Oct 5-Bar silver, $50. Consols,
- Eloo. Bank of England discount, per
BREADsTCFFs.
LIVERPOOL, Oct 5-wheat-Ofered sparingly;
no red winter, firm, IS I'D
~ Cofn-Onered moderately; dull: October, -
e1<d; November, a CID
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r AooNNER ROUTE
STEAMER FAIRHAvEN.

Leaves City Dock. sasttIe, daily except San
dsy 1t a. m, for EdmOuds. Clintoa. Tnlslip.
Browns Point, Langley. coapeviIie ean DO fueA
Oak Ekrbor. CtsAiady and LacoaDsr Returning
rsntA Z. GREEN. Aastsx
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Portland Wheat Market.
PORTLAND, Oct. s. - fSpecial.l Wheat
Active and Arm. Valley, 3l22S; Walla walla,
lI0ll71s per GENITAL; receipts, 81, l9S centals
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~ SEATTLE
"a IT, MEDICAL and SURGICAL
~ DISPENSARY


Drs. Merrill 81 Merrill,
The most widely and favoraoiy known specialists
on the Pacific Coast The doctors regular
graduates from the University Of the City of New
ork and OF Long Island oliege Hospital. Brook
lyn. New y ork. and heir long experience, remark
able skill and universal success in the treat
and cure of Chronic diseases enttle these eminent
physicians " the full confidence Of the afflicted
No matter what your complaint. consult these
success fr specialists who able TO effect cures
In mary cases lhAt bave been pronounced hopeless
They treat SCIENTIFICALLY and Sue
CESSFULLY, cure QUICKLY and PER-
MANENTLY PRIVATE. BLOOD AND SKIN
DISEASES, NERVOUS DEBILtTY AND SEX.
UAL DISORDERS, PILES. FISrULA AND
RECTAL ULCERS SYPHILIS. GoSoRRHEA.
GLERr. SpermstorrhCea, Seminal Weakness, l. ost
Manhood Night Emissions. Decayed Faculties.
Asthma Tumors. Frupuons. salt Rheum and
scroiula. HYpRlCEEe, VARICOCELE aai
STRUCTURES radically and safely cured without
pain or detention from business and cures guaran-
teeu.
All deformities And impediments to marriage
quickly removed
A CERTAIN AND POSITIVE CURE for the
awful effects Of early zee and the evils
that follow N ITS train.
Long experience, with unparalleled success il
the test evidence OF a DOCTORS Skin
DISEASES OF WOMEN also receive special
attention, Consult personally the OLDEST and
most EXPERIENCED SPECIALISTS on
the Coast or write, sending STAMP Consultation
free and con hdenJiA. fremont Block, GA
Front Street. Seattle.
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RAILRoAD eroCKA

Ngw YORK. Oct h-silver was strong today,
With certificates at s4l<e. The rise Is due 10
reduction in the amount held by the Mercantile
Sale Deposit Company. which has revived ex-
ports. the sal pments TO Europe today footing up
elao<o ounces. and the fixing If The time ana
Place for an International monetary conference
Bar silver closed a. SSasc
AZ sshtugton City today silver sggregstiDg
ttoo ounces vas offered at tue treasury and
s74oJo ounces we're purchased ~ aSNssSsic.
MERCHANDISE
Hops-Quiet and Arm.
Coaee-Opucns closed firm. SSls points
ep sales were $4,000 bags. including: October.
Ga@e. November, sl&S 0s!I&s; Deceabef. St4S 50
@lt Il Spot Ro-Qglet and steady; No :,
l@,e
sugsr-Rsw-Ftrri. fair demand: eeatrtfugsls.
y lest, S'saSS si6ci Auseoyado, ~ test, Sc. he
Ined-GuleL
tepfser->tssdy; Lake. sIIlStlLA
Ieat-D8!l: domestic. sst@Sda
i!a-El0Sed steady strSIts, s.0SEsnA
RosroS STOCK KxcaASsk
bcSToS ocL A-Clostng:
Aten.son .....-..... - Mexican Cen com. 1pz
burlington -....... ssis Bell Telephone 90. 2n9
CHICAGO saARp ~ TRADE
CHICAGO, Oct A-a heat-Fa.rfy scsiye;
o9sned asgAsc higher GA stronger cables. de-
s-lnsi - OF fsss selling by loea! longs, armed
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THE

The MISSES WINrERBoURNK having purchased
the HOPE KISDER9ARTENA AND PRIMARY
SCHOOL" have pleasure in announcing that IL
will be reopened ON Thursday, september ], 1892.
Being experienced teachers In primary instruc-
ton and kindergarten work, their pupils find inter
est and delight In the various studies, while solid
foundation OF future education is being laid
Hours Of Attendance, 8 to IL .. m.
Fees payable In advance). - per month.
A small fee of rs cents per month Will be charged
for kindergarten materials, use Of gifts and sta
Uonery.
The methods ofteaching are based on ROEBEI,S
SYSTEM. which IA now being universally adopted
by the best teachers of infants
The following will give an idea OF its scope:
THE kINDERGAR GIFTS teach the
rudiments OF Color Form. Arithmetic and Geon1e-
try cultivatng the chiGrens constructive faculty,
imagination, powers Of observation. and ciearness
THE KINDERGARTEN GAMES comprise
6ymnastic Exercises Class Singing and Habits Of
Animals and Birds, developing physique prompt
obedience and combined action
THE KIN DERGARTEN OCCUPATIONS eu-
brace Reading. Writing, Drawing, Needlework,
Woodwork. Paper Plating Bead Work. Basket
Making. Pea and Stick Work. Paper Cutting aud
Folding, Modelling, etc, which train the hand 10
dexterity and peatness and the eye 70 accuracy Of
TIE KINDERGAKTEN OBJECT LESSONS
convey clear idea OF the PHYSICAL World IN reiar
ton 70 Animals, Vegetables aud Minerals and cu-
tivnte in the pupils the power OF description. and
teach them TO arrange and CLASSIFY the knowledge
Visitors are Invited on the fourth Wednesday Of
every month from 10: 80 TO ~
References: Rev. David {. Garrett 81 MARKS
ington; Rev Wallace Nutting. l,620 Second street.
and parents Of former pupils
Lessons In French, German and Music gwen In
the afternoons by arrangements
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pEoPLE'6 SAVINGS BANK. oCcYDR,rrAl
block. Seattle, Washinsron Capital 400 o01
omcers - Boari Of Trustees Bailey 0afsert
resident; jacob nurth. Vice. President: Arthur
A. Denny, Second Vice Presidents James r. Havs
den, Manager. Cashier and Secretary. Frank 4
Blodgett Assistant Cashier: L sch ~ oacher jon
LeAfy. VIM r. Bailey. John Collins, otto Ranka
Transscps savings bank business exciuviveiv
deposits received from one dollar ten thousand
collars SIX per cent. interest per an mum allowed
on ssrm sndt our per cent on ordinary deposita
dividends declared the last day Of May and No.
vember. Loans made on real estate or approves
eoliaterals only.
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(,lTY TREASURES NOTICE.-NOrICE Is
~ hereby given that the assessment roll for the
Improvement Of South Twelfth street, created by
ordnance No. 2.225. entitled "An ordinance to
provide for the Improvement of south Twelfth
street. in the city of seattle. under local improve
ment district No. -. from Yesier avenue TO
stacey street. by grading and constructing a
sidewalk each side thereof" has been certified
so me for collection, and that unless payment be
made OF such assessDl ants within thirty days from
and after the date Of the first publication OF this
notice. such assessments shall become delinquent
and shall bear interest At the rate OF 10 per
pefRnnum until paid, and II not Paid before such
assessment shall have become DELINQUENT q PEN
atty or 5per cent shall be added and the sums de-
lnQuent shall be entered on the annual tax roll for
the current year against each lot and parcel so de-
linquent, and. with interest. collected other
taxes and If not paid within the time fixed for the
payment of city taxes. shall be collected as such
taxes are collected aud each lot or parcel so delin
queut shall be sold fer the amount of such
ment with interest and costs, at the time and in
the manner and by the same authority as lands
and lots are sold for city taxes
ADoLPH kRCG, City Treasurer.
Date Of hrst publication Seattle. WASH, Ocio-
her D., 1892.
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: Dr.. Hill fills teeth without pain.
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Fer .an Information Apply %

GEo Nc BROWN. h.s;ric, Passenger Aesn.
Vancouver.
L ~ AcUlNNIs. Agent Starr Soyd sleex. So
ALE.
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NOTICE IL HEREBY 9INES THAT THE
IN city tax rolls for the year 1892 are now In my
Office, and that all city taxes on both real estate
and personal property, as asses ed upon said rolls
will become due ana payable at my Office In the
city hail thu frat day Of November. A. d.
1892 All taxes ASSESSED upon said rolls not paid
on before March FIST, A. ID 1893 nj O'CLOCK u.
M will be declared delinquent md q penalty of 5
per centum added. ADOfPH kkUG,
City Treasurer.
Date OF first publication. October S 1892.
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(NITY TREASURER'S NoTICE-THE FOL-
~ lowing city warrants viii be paid upon presen-
tation at the city treasurer's Office Interest
said warrants will cease a. the expiration OF ffteen
days from the first publication OF this notice:
Salary fund warrants Nos. 4,697 aud A,69S
General fund warrants. EoA LOAF to 1,l27, In
elusive.
Fire fund warrants Nos 100 to ITO. tnclu siye
Harbof and wharf fund warrants, Nos. SO 10 IS,
Inclusive.
Public health fund warrants NOS Isl TO 203
inclusive AD0LPU kRU9. City Treasurer
Date OF frst mobilization. Octnber o. 1892
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I. A. NADEAU.
GEN. AGENT, SEATTLE

Pullman Sleeping Cars, Elegant Dav Coaches
and finest Palace Dining Cars between Seattle. St
Paul and Chicago without change. Connections
for all points In the United States and Canada
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fmpress or China. September !.
Ernprsss OF India October il
Empress q. Japan ever.oer /.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1892-09-21

THE Republicans carried the elec.
tions in Vermont and Maine last week
by usual majorilies, and in the latter
State there is a big falling off in the
leislature on the Democratic side,
and the Republicans will have about
A to l on joint ballot; while Tom
Reed is returned to Congress by a
majority bigger than ever. If the
Democrts can extract any comfort out
of this surely no one will begrudge it
to them. Suffice it to say that every
State which cast its vote for Harrison
four years ago will do so again in No.
vember coming, all the free trade ca.
lamity howlers to the contrary notwith.
standing, Besides which be will get
every new state admitted since then,
and West Virginia thrown in. Mark
that.
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Sketch of Our Next Congressman.

The Vindicator of New Bethlehem,
Clarion county, the home of the Re.
publican candidate for Congress iu this
district, gives this sketch of him:
Charles E. Andrews was born in the
city of Philadelphia, Oct. 0, 1923. His
father was a merchant and died when
the subject of our sketch was quite
young. When eight years old bis
family moved to Claron county, set.
tling on farm, where until the ace
of eighteen he spent his summers as.
sisting in the various duties incident
to farming and his winters 10 the com.
mon schools gathering eagerly of the
knowledge therein impaired. His
next four years we're spent in the store
of Thos. M'Kelvy, then a merchant
of this town, at salary of forty dol
lars per year. A partnership was then
formed which continued for three
years, when he embarked upon a bust.
ness career for himself which has been
remarkably successful. About the
year 1854 be married Miss Catherine
Duff, the daughter of Samuel Duff,
then a prominent iron manufacturer of
this county. Sometime before the year
1880 he commenced the lumbeing bus.
mess and is to-day the head of the
trm known as the G. E. Andrews
Lumber Company, which does an ex.
tenslve business in rough and dressed
lumber, doors, sash, etc. In 1872 Mr..
Andrews built banking house, Of
which he was elected first president
and has annually been re elected ever
since.
He is perfect example of a public
spirited citizen, being not only identi
fled with but an advocate for i'm prove.
ments aud reforms of all kinds, and to
his energy in pushing them forward
the citIzehs of New Bethlehem are
greatly indebted. He is a republican
who is a firm believer in the principles
of his party. AS citizen he is re.
respected by all corteous, social and
benevolent.
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They Want Now york Now

Before the Chicago convention, it will
be remembered, the Cleveland boomers
Ehrieked that they didn't New York, and
that they could elect their man without
1t. Now they are more concerned about
New York than any other state that is
marked on the map of the United States.
And still Dave Hill refuses to take a seat
on the drivers seat of the hearse with
the Fisherman of Buzzard's Bay,
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Old Soldiers Against Cleveland.

General Daniel E. Sickles, the "hero
of two wars" when in the Chicago con-
vention he saw that the nomination OF
Cleveland was inevitable, stood upon a
chair and told the idiots who were shrek
ing for the stuffed prophet that there were
$4,000 Democratic soldiers who would
not vote for him "spoke by the card"
The old soldiers of the nation are inirn-
ical to Cleveland because was inimical to
than
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1892-09-21
The "Force Bill" Hnmhnn.

To the force bill humbug as a bogus
issue the president alludes in no uncer.
tain language. "a free ballot and fair
count" is all that is involved in the Re-
publican policy, and that Democrats
know as well as Republicans. 1t is for
that very reason that they oppose it.
MIR. Harrison scores many points by in
voking the history of the recent elections
in Alabama to illustrate the need of an
election law that cannot be set aside
with impunity.-N. Y. Commercial Ad-
vertiser