davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-29
gHfyss WaFszawski
DIVA razy dzlenuie:

Najpopularnieisze plsmo polskie.
Wychodzi codziennie W dw6ch
e~dycjach: rannei i wleczcrneJ, O.
pr6cz SWAT / dni Swiatecznych, W
kt6re wychodzl raz iedeu na dzlen.
Olbrzymi dzia} ~teIegramow
korespondencyj re wszystkich stolic
europejsklch i panstw zaocea-
nowych, wreszcle wspolpracownlct-
wo pierwszorzednych pisarzow
polskich zjednaiy
KURYEROWI WARSZAWSKIEMU
wyjatkowa " kraiu naszym "a.
granlca poczytnosc l powage.
Cena prenumeraty Ia granica
wynosi miesiscznie rs. 1 kop. so. Nu-
mer p%ojedyhczy wieczorny kosztuje W
Warszawie kop. 5, poranny zas kop. 3
Cena ogtoszeh: keklamy: "a ]e.
den wiersz garmontowy,, albo jego
nastepny raz Aop 20.
Korespondencya prywatna pc
Genie reklam.
NekrUlOgia: Ia wiersz Is kop.
zwyczaJne ogloszenla; Ia jeden
wiersz petitowy, alho jego miejsce,
pierwszy raz 10 kop. kazdy nastepny
raz 8 kop.
Male Ogloszenia "a jeden wyraz
pc 2 kop. kaady raz og}oszenie minimum
20 hop.
Nadeslane: Ia iedcn wiersz
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-10-28
ghs Venom ~ Desperation

The fia faiflliafuefF, ~ Seattle,
las, sa,uFday, published MOS, libel.
aus article un lion n !, rniyely. tie
Democratic nominee inF Governor oi
this state. /, !. made zap oi statements
II people ~ho we're sufferer. by bust
ncs. failure. and !. Of course the judg
men. ~ ihnse who are Influenced hy
the strongest possihle feeling io make
an - paris statement u there IL
,nof. tender ~ sensitive nerve than
that shich connects the brain with
the /, .cks, l,ook the scslpcl has failed
~ discover "a, and Il there are animos.
itis. that wlll not down 90 sce the
iaiu,,.l slimmeI ~ justification In the
sets ~ man. u is that based upon
luss Il mooney through another. II
may not - more than . mistake at
Judgment. uf change oi conditions
whioh pfrcipitAlss failure without so
mucl a. even that eulpahillty, the IN.
dividual Who lnses feels wrunged. aud
the degree Of INJURY appears 81 be- In
inverse ratio ~ 80 the yictim's intelll.
genre These Who make crosses after
theli nanes. or nurse their wrath Tor
many wears over the Ices 81 mere pit.
iante. while their employers lost all
are easily iniuscl a. sign aihds,its
that woui probably plaeo them be-.
hini pfispn hafs u ihe matter was Wig
ore isly pushed
n tn fail = % cover With disgrace.
/ John N Mrtifas would l,v buried 81
deep ~ his complication oi failures
that there would 10 nn hope If rcsur
I fsrtlon n u not failure Ia business
l,u, the neihsuis attending u, which
ia cuipalaliiy n ,he victim Uses otdi.
naflly so4i Judgment in his Invest
/ meuts be Ia hlamrlsss " charged con
dliions hflng reverse n he uses
/ honorable methods So lar ~ lies IN
hls towsf to se,uFe others dependent
npnn him. be has dome al that God
requires uf he creature
NJ snltuiy has eniuyed Ia marked
degree the tesIs,t and confidence ~
the ,-ovle ~ this state Very few
mrn ,so,upi.i the exalted position hc
has attained sseially and politically
iunnT hiA seven yeaFs residence IN
Eastern Washington l. this record
b. w. wiped ~, ~ one stroke ui the
hand ~ ralumub on grounds no more
secure than those that have been
si,enf Na. indeed Eternal Justice
prompt, responds 81 the demand II
ths heart that ls sho, l,.l hy an attempt
a. de,n,tlish ia liul Very spon the
ns.es.anl, hfisf and hurried tslc.
afaphi statsmcu, 1T NJ -naoly vii
10 suvplansrd hl = iull aud concise
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-10-28


IL really makes ons tired trying to
get ., the meaning 81 sume ~ the
nympiaa paragraphs Ia this Fespect
that journal resembles the ulymplan
osaeles we read al=,ut. who iaf bach
IN the primitive sses. vhen q rosela
ton was desired. wsFe placed ovef
mineral springs 90 la HFuii"s ~ waves
where noaloas salufs afuss. whirh POO.
duoed a duliFium 81 the hFain Tho
ireoherenl u,tefances ~ the priest. ~
pfiestess, wefv usfvlally taken duwn
snd Submitted IA the wisa men ing
Interpretation Theg wefe often iuund
by these cunning men b. BE- Tall ui -
ten, meaning The diileuiiy With
our mo.ieFn oracle u that 49, can nud
nol.osiy who has yes discoseFsi the
slightest scintilialien IT Fessun in tbs
rambling comments ~ which the
rfaspaRp." POLL rsffult, aud o,hei
objects are ines,rirahly iumhlul IN
these days natural gas is superseded
ny hntiled lightning and u may H.
the SMELL III the wfung kini ~ whlsl ,
which produces this confusion Of IDEAS
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-10-28
Al iapottsu, Responsibility

The nepuhlitau officials a. s,'tinF
a. escape ,siium ioI lhe faislnr ~ "a
nations iu ihls count, aud what be-
Their deisnssf Namely. that th,t
have reduced ihs ass,ssnsu,s ui uu'
year ago Afo valuations Go &c. deter
mined D., 49, srlisfafs sssessmrui Of %
yraf ago. WIS take oup trst sgnf
Why not tale Use teafs agn' The
question 10. What 10 a., value ~ the
property ,his year The people 90
not nrei ~ he reminded that iho g.
sessmrni uuo year aFo as duull'
esrrssi,e They knus q Their lncal
Officers toma,lissi " and thry lnns
tha. the remedy asssssss property ihis
yeaf al lie tall value HIT these Ne.
Republican psiflpss uitlisious. -
they ever have Ieen 81 the proplr %
Interests have Increased ,he ias 81
every pfolsfiy ownos 20 this county
iii ,~r cent aud se,l ,o esrspo plium
T., saying ,hst the fai.r les,es ouf
values 4 pct cent leas than last yraf.
uhon lhes we're neatly luo pct cent
loo hlsh Asay 9th such dcua
rosg
Hut there u smother strange feature
~ this businsss fhls county has unr
member on that state noarl 81 hiuAl.
iss,ion. man whoss lnosis'lge and
experience aplly ills him iug thl. wuft
ol equalization Whom az lmpoilsn,
duty like this was b. he performed, b.
should have i4en a. hls l'osl 81 perfect
wofh ~ inasesnient inisfssi o.
the taxpayer. lie ahseniri him
seli lfom the mee,iaEs ~ the ,-afd
and the ralm. conservative husi
nes- Judgment tia, the emeFsene,
demanded was furnished Nv youn,
man, \ elett ~ deputy in hls ofiice
We make 80 complaint aFains, lh'
Young man, personally hit TIE Ah'liim
should have l~en there query VA
be In rslilofnla los his heaith'
The secretary ~ state !. menil,s
~ this equalization toafd Ne to'
wss sI'ssn, of ua iaake,ins ,fip q
Chicago, and the pe''rle 81 this stat
payiaE him e hawdsame salary Il
attend a. the-" duties illa hihce. too
b vas represented by a subordinate I
u any wondsf thai the other cnuu,is
IL the state got ln their wofh ~
; ThuFston'
The peopls mus, arouse ihsbiselse
to thsTael that the hepuhllean part
10 IN No way working Iaf their Interests
+ Al utter lEnmins ~ the yeoplr's Ia
teFesis 10 their history lof The las
t~enty years Taxpayers need nu
sspec, relief until they sweep iFuu
power this party that 10 always casf,
J lnE Out the " People. 10 slamne,i" tuils
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-10-28

A reference to Chauncey M. Depew
and McGraw caused Mr.. Hogan to
clap his hands enthusiastically. Mr..
Lane said:
"Poor man; poor man; / pity him;
he is alone; if had him in Tacoma l
would exhibit him in dime museum"
The remark was greeted with laugh
ter and applause, and Mr.. Hogan sub.
sided temporarily.
The 8 peaker further attacked the
Republican ring of McGraw with his
machine. Hunt with his paper, Allen
with his popularity and Squire with
his money-the big four; referred to
the canal plank; how the fight was
not between King and Pierce counties,
but the people of the entire State
agains the machine.
"He said: From all parts of the
Union have come young men of hope
and old men of patience to make here
the most progressive, the most pros
porous and the most civilized of the
States.
In this election we have no fight
with the Republicanism OF decency
and principle. With that Republican
ism we make common cause against
q foe dangerous to us all. The Re-
publicanism we attack is the Repub-
licanism which does not believe that
public Office is a public trust, which
believes on the contrary that offices
are subjects of barter, a Republicanism
which allies itself with loose and un.
scrupulous elements that it may gain
success, which goes into Whitechappel
for its votes, which brides with high
Office the men it cannot directly buy
with money, which corrupts the poll.
tics Of the State and makes the am.
bilious stoop to subserviency that
they may have success.
Our editors may write and our ora.
tors may speak on the wrongs which
Republican officials and Republican
Legislators have brought upon us, blu,
deep underneath them all lies theil
fountaiE-the Republican ring. All
the issues of the campaign form links
in the great chain which binds us
Let us not waste our time with effects
let us strike directly at the cause
We will have no more such Legisla
lures as the last if we destroy the ma
chine which makes them. All the
issues of the State campaign are
crystalized in my mind into this one
sentence: "Down with the McGrav
machine"
The beautiful and patriotic perora
ton was followed by loud applause, in
dicating that Mr.. Lanes able address
had been appreciated, and that thu
Republican ring must be broken.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-10-28
EFFORTS TO MlSREPRESENT MR..
CHAMBERS ANSWERED.

He Gives Reasons why He Sup.
ported Some Measures and why
lie Opposed Others-A Plain Re.
futatiOn Of the Misreprsscnta.
lions Of His Maligners.
ED. CAPITAL:
DEAR SIR: I see by your issue Of
Oct. Is an attack on me as Represen-
tative in the last Legislature. Believ-
ing you to be fair in this controversy,
l ask space to answer the charges.
Charge first: He was one of the
miserable twelve who voted again st
the eight.hour law" The eight.hour
law read in this way, that eight hours
shall constitute a days labor done on
State, county and municipality work"
Now what did this mean? 1t means
that eight hours should be days la
Dor for the few who might be working
for the State, county or municipality,
and that all other laborers should
work from ten to twelve hours per day
to make the money to pay these few,
who are paid by the taxpayers and
other laborers OF the State.
am opposed to the measure, and
would, if elected, continue to be one OF
the miserable twelve" in favor OF the
taxpayers and all laborers who may
not be able to get work from the State,
county or municipalities.
Charge two is that l opposed House
bill No. 20. ! only want to state that
if you want to be fair, you would find
|. House bill No. 90 was considered with
House bill No. 243, which was consid.
cred better bill, and ! voted for it.
Charge three is general charge OF
voting against unreasonable legislat ton
to regulate corporations.
If you will read the House journal
fairly and not misrepresent nay actions
am willing for you to publish my full
record in the last Legislature; but ]
do object to being misrepresented by
some OF your speakers in reading from
the journal.
My vote on bills regulating freight,
and fares, if they want to be fair, the,
will see that there were from fifteen t
twenty such bills introduced, and tn,
ones considered the best were selecte,
and were voted for by me in ever,
case, while the others in every case
opposed.
/ do not want the voters of Thurs
ton county to think that that woul,
favor all radical legislation on thi
subject, for l would not. l believe il
treating corporations as individuals
and doing unto them as l would hav
them do to me. Respectfully,
A HI CHANREp9
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-10-28
Al un,ru,hfal Daniel

nani,l usi,, tho rroilr.. candidate
inf superior lodge in the coufsc of
he spoothes throughout thr county,
tstts occasion g. Wisfsptrsrut VI
chambers the Democratic nominee
Dc state -tuataf on his vote upon
the hills introduced a. regulate iarrs
nn railroads iiu assert. that Mr.
Chambers ,ulrd against al those h,lls
ahunl dozen be- nnrber--e,crpt
lsu. and be supported these two a. the
personal solicitation Il himself tGahyl .
sni ho makes 81 osientaliois how of
usding ifom the House journal to
spl,siautiaie BE assertion
The iH,iut you are making Daniel,
" ~ is une nol.siy vili deny o5 attempt
a. eiuir MI Chambers dad ,ut"
arsins, man, hills. inf accomplishing
objects embraced in ,he tWo he voted
iur. 30 any other man 81 common
sense wuuld 10 4 member oi the
Legislature who would vote for every
hlll presented that might contain come
g,-Si vFu,islon. ~llhuut tcRArl 10 So.
cnFing perfect. complete and effective
enactment. would make very poor
And inetll,irnt law.matsF The lwu
acts .uprnt,ei ~ NJ Chambers EN-.
hfacrd about all that the public
Interests required
viii regard a. NJ uaby's assumed
iHhuenoe over out Representative In
THE waiter. his statement IL simply
alsurd NJ Chambers SAYS he docs
not rmemlsf that NJ tlshy escl
spoke Ia him ga lhe subject, aud h.
certainly dld not influence his action
~ vote, on = matter that had engage,
hls attention tsiufo the Legislature
met. and as ,he subject Of mucl
litnnsh, aud study during the sessioi
and long lslute anal action vas taken
NJ tlsby must think be IL address
lnE f,nls Shen bee experts that an
a.."ftinn ~ his will impair the faith u
,hs people who tno~ IT ME- Cham
lst. ,,sadias, hdeli,y 60 principle
There - net much satisfaction. Dan
lul Ia snawinT Tie, ~ you wili III.
cover ia time. u u Ia not already ~
patens a. yuu
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-10-28

u has noted that the prominent
Republican losses are conspicuous
from their absence" at the ilemurfatlc
meetings, o. whieh such prominent
men - Hon Chas \ Noothoes ~ !
Hamilton Lewis are d. sirat bat
the, they are With ne Ia spifil u shown
b, the lac, that they employ = slen0g
faphet 81 make verbatim frJzft
which they can read in the .ecluslon
81 their private ufuces This h s,su-i
indication II Shoes thrY are nut
quit. 80 hop sl'ls'i as their uut~ari acts
wnnld seem tn lndspats
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-10-28

Who does no, know honest. faithful.
sosi naiufrl Milton Giles whose hu
sinsss ms,l.s-ls give the lsesl II assuf
sncs that the affairs 81 the euanty gill
10 administered ga 9 practical. ooW.
mna sense lasts Ia The Commissioners
office, There w,ll 10 ~ waste Il pul-
lie aoaey. u be can lFsssal H.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-10-28

Tue frantic sadsasuss ~ ihe csnlt
dates on the Rspulliean e'an,y ticket
a. al,Fss, ,he attention ~ ths solss 10
q clear eass ~ b Ro-ii. iips ~ iiis
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-10-28

Mr. ual,y u his hsiuacisy hulis ou,
wlil ~ known 80 NJ 'ial-ly heilfc
the election iaArs paee, and sitter
wards. mare appropriately siill - NJ.
ttn hy
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-10-28

TN Allen, the honorable gentle.
man Who l. the Democrats candidate
iuf superior judge, 80. harm al Win
chester. Kentucky. Ia isip attended
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-10-28

THos.s iiensisf.on iiugds name !.
o. luns a fsalll makes him tuis h,asy
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-10-28

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-10-28

l.. a. ilyfne 10 making quite 81 II
iecti,e canvass Zoe school rup.rin,snd
ent. and hts psoseects ~ election are
largely advanced by the lately pub
lished opinion II the Attorney GENERAL
tina, women are ineligible This wiil
~ course, render the votes east iuT
Miss Csso ineffective
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-10-28

First on the list stands A. u. Cham
beers for state senator. II 10 almost
needless to state his qualifications
they have been tried and everybody
knows that he possesses the intellect.
the grit. the industry. the experience.
The perseverance, and the inelinsison.
10 represent ne we'll. VIVA, more
need hs said. n = man who. born In
the COUNT. isas shown that he pos.
se-rs all tie l,-ibutes 81 q successful
business msnf
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-10-28

The Demo sfa,lc candidate ior Assss
sor 10 veil qualified for the position,
and will fll u ably and satisfactorily
John T.. Nye has . reputation oi which
he may he proud harm In Msssachu'
set,s. aud vie ssiussted at Rochester
Seminary engaged In the mercantile
business snsl learned the trade ~ car
Isen,es. enl s.ed ss q private IN the
Union ssmg. Thlri Massachusetts,, IN
lsda. and peryed until August, 1895
then engaged Ia contracting business
In Taunton aud Fall River. Mass
whore he wss In control ~ many men
came to the Pacific coast 10 lHss, and
10 Olympia in isss, he made go,zi
record iot himself. and ~ now The
unanimous choice Of his party for
Assessor. The STANDARD unhcslta,
ingly endorses M Sye ioF the position
feeling confident thu, the du,ie. 81 the
Office will l.e well performed should be
reserve a plurality Of votes on election
day.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-10-28

Ales DfsHlsle. ouf candidate lof
Auditor 60 nes from that gnoi old
scotch lin'aee whieh II, IT itstli =
guaranty oi honesty ani economy
n he oils ths oliice, there ~lll he no
sulefnumsisfy dspuiie. snd clerks a.
there have teen in times past, aud esiF
ciallt during tie present adminisifa
tion 4 change IL badly needed IN tbs
branch II the service. aud nothing
shu,t ~ a fsdi,al one all meet The
I requirement., 81 the dsf
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-10-28

u y fuba has shown himself ~
be the pfoIef maa In the oihec 81
sheriff NJ so,alas was bee l'slofe the
Democratic ,ou sention that he hal ~"
opposition, ,.nd $50 thoroughly fccog
nlsed vas hi efficient service, that his
principle opi az sn,, up to the meeting
~ the Repul iIean convention, de-
elssed that he would No, accsp, .
piace On that ticket Ia i,e knogks'l
down by NJ rance. " Nolssly IN ~,
county can lH,ai him." waa his EN-
pha,lc asses, on. lie vas fllh,, ss The
result will 81 e's
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-10-28
for Infants and Children,

"Castoriaissowell adapted to children that
recommend tia superior to any prescription
known 10 me-" II. A. ARCHER, NJ. D.,
III So. Oxford ST., Brooklyn, NY.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-10-28

TEE CESTAuR CoxrASY, ~ MuRNAv HTH.sr, ssv yoss-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-30
DEATHS.

BLILEY. Died, at the residence OF its
parents, 304 east Marshall, at o'clock
Sunday evening. MARY EDITH ROSE,
infant daughter OF Joseph w. and Antoni-
cite Bliley; aged months and % DAYS.
Funeral THIS Tuesday, MORNING at
O'clock from st. Mary's Catholic church.
Friends and acquaintance invited 70 at
tend.
BROWN August 20, 1892, AT 4:30
=. NJ at the residence of her grandfather,
Mr.. !. T. Montgomery, sol north Twenty
sixth street, MAMIE LEE, infant daugh-.
ter of William A. and Sallie f. Brown, OF
Baltimore city; aged months and 10
days.
GAYAN.-Died. at his late residence,
$40 Louisiana street, August ~. 1899. JOHN
GAVAN, q native of County Roscommon,
Ireland.
May he rest in peace.
His funeral will take place from st.
Patrick's church WEDNESDAY MORN
ING at O'Clock. Friends and acquaint-
ances are invited to attend.
Chicago Qll.) and Baltimore (Md)
papers please copy.
WHELAN.-D at her residence,
1112 north First street, August 2sth, at
twenty minutes past 10 p. NJ, MAh(fA-
RET WHELAN, rellct Of Patrick Whelan.
in the 10th year or her age.
Funeral announcement hereafter.
WILLIS. Died. at her residence, 1913
Moore street, sunday, August 2s, 1892,
Mrs. ADALINE WILLIS, in her 65th year.
Gone from labor to reward to rest with
Jesus.
Baptist church (colored).