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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-06
Republican Rally at East Sound.

EAST SOUND, Nov. Especial IA rousing
Republican meeting was held in Odd Fellows
hail Tuesday night Hen. lease A. Frye, OF
Fairhayen. attacked the very foundation Of The
Democratic party on the tariff. and in mas
tsrly argument upon the eoastitUtionality Of
the Mckinley iaw. swept their platform IRON
under their feet much TO the delight OF ali BE-
pnhlicans. Judge ". II. Thscker. of Lopez,
also made ringing speech. Hon. John :. Nc
Mligiu. candidate Tor presidential e!cetor. closed
tbs discussion. sgd in mastery effort COM
pietey exploded the crazy Positi0n OF thu
Democratic party on tbs financial aud indus
trial policies Of the country. Hls speech was
enthusiastically cheefei. aud san Juan county
Will give tho Harrison electors big majority.
The Roche Hsgoor Glee Cub was present and
furnished excellent campaign Inusic. AID was
eneorad again ard again Tho audience was
delighted, and would not permit tha meeting 20
break up until nearly midnight Republic al
enthusiasm at East sound is at the top notch,
and the Democrats are completely discouraged
and routed.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-06

Ny attention has fast been called 20 sn anuuy-
nous pamphlet allied with eatumsies against
Judge LckleaheEg, As one 81 tie charges in
that pamphlet fe!I under my observation, de-
sire, in the iateres; of truth and Justice IN ex.
pose It's faistty, This charge Is the one re a,ing
" tee alleged interest ~ Judge Liehtenherg In
the tide Has. Ia The spring Of lss0 had Gees
sian, az attorney FOR the Great NurtheFn rail
way, 10 investigate the title 20 the tide Oats in
south seattle, aud nnding the name Of Judge
l&ehtenbeTg. with several ether prominent cjti-
kenz % seattle. among claimants - tide lands, |
called his attention 70 Il. and he at once said to
mc. II think eou must be mistaken, Mr. Burke,
because that eialm belongs 10 MY brother. OF
New YORK city. sBa bot - me. have 40 inter-
esi ia II whatever" I then made smother sx-
animation of the abstract. and. finding that il
was In the na7ne % the Judge. called IL - MS
attention again. ana tod aiIu that ne was in er-
POT IA regard - the person vino held the re-
corded tile. 1aeseapon be said IL was a mis-
take, sud taat as matter Of fact &c did aos
then have sud never did have any interest
Whatever ia any tide flats anywhere and
that u belonged 10 his brother, and
properly - rs brother, walCh d. lid do. Al
about this tins NJ Davies Mr Prosca aud
other pUttie spirited citizens nf Seattle, who
vera Interested 10 tats pArtlcu az psece 81 tide
lsr1s, Proposed 90 hud did give II 10 tie Great
Northern railway Has for terminal purFO ses
Judge LichteuhuFs, aeting with these gentle
men IN t0a interest Of the city OF seattle recon-
mendsd h1S brother 70 de- likewise. and "a ucw
reneefaher II, III. LehteabeTg letned the others
IN giving without charge price. this very
property for railway terminals. The charge,
therefore that he has had any interest in the
TIDE 0sis - ansog nteIy without Foundation Tho
calumnisioF responsible for this anonymous
psW fhsef is not only an enemy tu the man be
ca umuiatas but he is an enemy 20 society r.
SSH for 0o one bat base, trsaehsrous and COW
bFilF villain viii taus strike man ia TIE dark
The eaiumn1sSor Rud assassin belong To ths
same class. sud they desarwe, Is thay generally
receive. aElEarsaA ExarFatsnu
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-06
Mr.. caSsoS.s vrEw OF Politics.
says vashington ts solid for Harrison
and John Is. Gearsw.

says Vashin gton ia solid for Harrison
and John u. Mcsrsw.
wAsaESsTcs C4TY. Oct. - --,speeiai - ~
Caanan, te@ vsasEab.s v4DaseE Of Es&taFn WASH
tugton, sgc pgusafae1s Gspaaseaa - thai
state, - "a tas olty On his annual sisst WAsn
Be weas 20 rokAas u ISIS tAs city, Which naw
ramasss O. ODD pecp1a, was 4 s.rag cling ssttle-
rasns Of PERHAPS = dozsG persons. Sr. Ca2aoa
ls $ banker psrt osnsF d the spokane eEsaFz
house SAD tie sp0As1s Rerfex, ana 81 ias mosi
Influential Esap@Tx 81 Ezstega Washington and
fasho. and he has been - thoroughly Identified
with ths development % tse place TAT be Is
kaown as '-the iaiaes OF Spokane. Hs says
thzI bis ss&ts Is CERTAIN TO gvs Harrison asd
Red largo majority. snd that unasGA later
est is taken IL tia eamp4iga Throughout tAs
Pacific Northwest Mr.. Cannon continued:
The political outlook for tie Republican psrsy
Was seldom braghte. IN oar ;sArE 81 E1e country
! he Fsaks OF tie party are u psFiseI nafnsonF:
John Ii. &cs4raw. president o: t1ae FIRST National
asak Of >satk3s, S5o iesi senator raGlrss ioress
IN ths seuats contest "a victory. - tae kepEo-
neAn nominee Tor governor of Washington We
expeNf 30 carry h0E1 the state sua tEe EsEsoAa a
ticket BY plurality 81 from 1000 20 i80J0 votes
On, yes. any one wAo fhlaks saas the Democrats
have any chance n Washington ria2es great
mistake
Spokane Is doing well. remarkably well. eoa-
s!deriag tAs Gnsuciai disturbance the civilized
Worla has passed throagh dgring the last lew
years. al course, q new couaGry Elways bor-
rows money 10 develop "a natural se-
sources, and since were heavy Dor
rowers In Washington, money aas been
tight Now. however. we can gst ali 80
waGi at easy rates for any legitimate purpose
The business OF our merchants - growing con-
SANITY, sud they are doiBg especially well.
Taan the CROPS OF Esstera Washington ana
Idaho nave again been good this year. 20 that
soIas s.. Ao.9Ue or tIo919.9Q will bc realized
from that source Aioas The mines al about
Us are giving splendid promises. The strikes
In the CccuF Aieue district hare ali cone 70 a
satisfactory cad. and work Is being pushed
there more than ever.
With Mr.. Cannon are tso other citizens OF
Spokane, Herman l. Chase, Of tue Spokane Sa-
t,onal aaak. and r E. Goodsil. cashier OF the
Washington National baak. no also said that
Harrison and Reid would get Washlngten's
eiectarni votes by al increased majority over
that Of i5oa.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-06

william Rtisy was picked up on Pike At rect.
near Fanrih. YESTERDAY afternoon, IN a drunken
c7aditioa, ea3 taken 70 Grace hospital, where
ne acted liks - iussne nau, and finally escaped
through an oy-en window and disappeared in
100 woods T. ley wss knocked down - hay
wagon with which IN his drunken condition ne
had disputed the r1ght-otway Capt l. "
Peer found him snt sent Alrn - Gracs hospital
3a the patrol wagon. He Ga rms want 70 60 20
bel aud i.sis-Gd on wrestgipc with She uurse
After awhile he wss partly pndresSe3 and gotten
into bed. bat would not lie eth. For twe hoars
the nurse s9ai3 VITA aim. and when re had
Quieled stepped ous 81 tie roof1. Riley tyufne-
diGtelg jumped out Il bed ard wss disappear
iar taroagh tse uiadow hen ths Harse Re-
turned. lvo.y race followed. bat Rlley
gained the cover cf the woods and e!nacd his
pursuer. superiutsn 1ent Tren}sius aua sew
sral convsles eeat pst.eats joined ia The search,
sstt x waE az 10 avail
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-06

Tie Southern Fsciac Company owns thirty
AK Railroads, sal miics long. and has cap. IA
81 S90e1J4ss5.
The sagsr trust Ass substituted bags for hsf
res IN tie shipment 81 feaned sugar. they Il
ing caeapsr. This a'nost wipes oat the cooper
business 81 Philadelphia
Tea % ths largest paper manufacturers IN
Csas1z have corap 3eted ths organization OF :
eezahiue 20 iiatE production sa9 keep prices a.
q psyine agare one firm Is yet standing oat
hut = srpecie3 ~ De brought into The a-ranga
Meuf
The executive COMMITTEES % tie Satloaa
League for Good Roads orEnnixed Gsss mouth ~
Chicago, hsl3 rs FIRST raeaslug al New Yers
TbGrztaY. the asst step tsken being the an
f1intracat q committees from different cities
similar committees were sFpoiatsa from sh.
WxTen ss5 bicycle manufacturers Committee.
we're appo. atea 70 visst the Gr.ueers' nasloHa
Convention ~ CoaeoFd, y. n. on November h
sal the southern Interstate load Congress i
M<1phss. saEas date
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-06

SULTAN CITY, Nov. Especial, IA prems
tgre blast al Burns & J0F5aas camp serious )
injured an Italian Wednesday. Tais - the FRS
accident that has occurred al that camp during
the construction q the railway.
A Ere broke out Ia the upper portion OF Cline
& smiths saloon, at this pisee. Tuesday. morn
ing 81 o'elock, caused by an overturned lamp
After severe fight It extinguished. Tia
IL gained heaiway, in the absence Of IRE aPpa
ratus, 81 would have swept the business portion
OF sultan out of existence.
Large numbers OF men are comirg down fr0n
the seeno 81 railway construction Several 81
the camps are breaking no,
man named White died at the Foss River
hospital Wednesday OF mountain fever, He Ia.
been Z! for sbnla tine
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-06

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tas Fsss f8r three Eeasks aes fet eFe1- This
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paper rs sasa that he party wsald sursly
cATry cizH&n, Klssp, saonom.aa and sszgS.
eonusSss
Joan Gains. % BellaFi. faea 1svos~d himself
. asaoslaesnk JOAN NesTssw for MS stand dur
ing tas CElaesa Fsa4A He eCatEs) hsG b@sa
thFowa ia i4sI by MeGrAw a. one Of she lsaaers
OF that Fsas sBa aaa Desa indicted fos treason
ase conspiracy. aaa be proposed - now pay him
k&ex
Mrs. Hobart. % y Aateozl. then saalIy got ths
nopr sna delivered a4rasgas ca all so'ts OF.
soo.s4lstIc and ec0a0Fa!e theories sud
t5nsshe9 taat Hgsa id not betssr understand
tns sasHsy question
Jaage Bts89F thea nafe Al apDea for the
was1srs a. she polls on rssssIsy, saa also ASKED
s;s iAssss D fagaisa = ianea for sae workers
TSey proposes 70 c5uss early sad stag late, and
ses that ties hai 3 fair electjon.
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A asasssteT RAJ 81 ~ tAs 8Twsorg sozGny aseM sriU
b. aaayessea b. Hsa JgAa II Ae6raag. Hon ; II
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-06
SITUATION II cnsHAIrs COUNTY,
Joha n. @eGFaw and Republican leg
tslstlxr IErket snr~ Mtnnnra

foeS0PeEfs. Nav t. So -. osz ra fttee-
Ezsa -cha1e-a, waea snierv@es@f rrrars .nr the
gsoslaea. slsa@s.az op eray's Aa7ear. Sal.
r. = 50 vssy's tour thfaerh taseaalts-ce-.a:v
of go4s4 81 E3s Hargy SIC tsss votes
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~ntge.g 60 gaAks sGy sa.lssastnry exn3a@ sxsaa 81
hss z2Ars s8.E . u tAe Fkzlan 6esFe "a Grafton
- "a - e he Fe2p5s d C12asi3s seaaxr
wEFe not - .Avoe as .G5 cana scssHas a. a~s.
yet s0An H. 4rtsrsz male macy Votes IL Ehss
S9anEY nF Aas 9rsns beast sua csa4 . state
szeaf - Ass gsassts8a OF tbaf E1xSsera. al -
80 reserve tie Republics vote 81 Cnea-aGss
caa1Ey ~sts s2s resy ssw exc~ataaas IL = ae-
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ai &aG@e AFIsTSs~ Ine eSSssa&Ssva sseses - car
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-06

10 rHE En-T'n: ~ ssta isou has been called
ts' @H *f'1nfe raoos c3rc8AT which hege tsau IN
t , a.A teen sa3asizsoesiy circulated
tHfp=S aoDt tae county. entitled .%uts for
Judge 7. j. Lei tcuhsTs 81 Cracs
~ 3AeFe sra voters 5a the HaHuty whose tudr-
ueat rf'ghg te affected ~ sara pa s38cat.aa it
seems ~ ufe EropaF tssi sae facts should e
GrotEat 81 tHesr atfaatlar-
iUazr3acA as sra are 60 Give taa sarfs &C. -.
Efff so issti'a az 49, plbilcat ora. aui spEsrs-
ttt-tAH Ahe tsi tsf iac CIV srlus OF tee Fasr-
tNTEtite sNCFH sro the besi ue.lllu} Cor Eaa-
tsE- e-fe1isita3 of uv etasomeuL tAFoux scat
the rauGtF, sffcsss r.fs elt e. YOU
I. = stat In fHis rfr.u 50. En- subsistence. HAT
O. NAFea a. E>af, JH3ge frettsnherx ard = =
~tTer wnne roe FsrtHSss aet-s trx.aas Hn3er
taa Sra as'1@ ~ che skH.kam &Au8fscfuFftS
.-sEssiif- Tat on @Isf z, t>#', }ttse lacnte--
tcrT sfEaei seeree il fsvse s. shsf Aels fore
reN2E = icn uuaa fAa paH1v hotel. Mad ths
tnferua~e s. drawe tN&, heesr~e Jsiea Fsch ten
2 FE vas member 40 that &rr3 ru Harch g.
iss', ha -u~t hsva aeea sues S. tsa f5gaa tae
a'ree sss rea tererf zua therefore De renaErad
5eeTes sa az 49, on 70 wase1 ae hsase9 w&s
.'t~-Hsis1 tae e'=sc 1safn wa9f3 n1t secsa
o. te5sos evsa seoss ass Ats s1atssi
HE~eFer. aa8 tire astssFs 80 &ets c.regtsr
Ea.'e SEQ ary taey we9 a4va e-syersi as
ga s % ts tnzt HU NaVers2z- I'll tsss. g1stea
10 Berg E.spass& et 81 80 ta;eeest is fsst
tFse $40 t-Fs aEeaa BIS sEls3rsy ~ tsn H--s Pc
ra ft af T. -. reE aa3 JaHaes aowa;
t9@l -Ee lsei2e1eeeE has aavss xsaee taeu
eesa .a sas ass la te~ss tst Ira faaf 1sl, that so
tteazFf 2. fsH enc 49, ssfe ssfg' srrsarsted an8
@fce tHr issers Has sl ~ -saa $50 any intes-
@s' AtsFEr ga 5s5s gaFa-afstAs8. tnsf t1e ratase
~ t1+se - aseGae Serge wisa-lrseaf f~e-a Eas
$3.50 Has rh sfE$ go &sl.v F1sT- fNgKLzg-
SFNlsE af AaFs rse 81. lT&
~Ns .-.oeHte3 0f 80 tAst * his a 81 trxwAl
a. s-@#fs. $3.50 tsss - "a g.EssTsvAL Mv nean-
~ t .e ar a. g Ire sSaFt sac az sHe
ttaefasz<. + = order asst a5SAt EF~azk ses57.
Fa2sfF. 2EfFAHst an4 SOS EBFa 1u nag Taa~zesxstss
fes ss Saw g - 5aasss taawa. IN 1hsea - aa has
sc q states tle acts a. .sre Sssss ss&tca tlssn
laHfef1se - isFts .seraoz tH-s assertion thai
81 Np@ E1'se So tstrea ass sszsssaswx. Ehe NEsrv
e- " - 81 ers 0ets&s ta &3e glr~@Rst. 9sssx4
sase zeas@~z EAs Ia aeztsa interested IN tax
- tscs El&ser a as Us ExsseA aof = sAs rnsass
ftTressE. S5aa = zss tEergssr1 ar asszzY prone~
sAst Aee - f2ssee 0s Las cogrf xAassaS reassEes
sFfs@e "a sc ns@e AAE5Lp RRzsTaS.
sssestee VS.. $aF s. $3.50
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HooDsFoaT, Nov. 2-fspeeiaL -. T. Ames,
civil engineer and county surveyor OF King
county, with crew OF ten men ID now
above Lake Cushmsn. completing the
preliminary survey " ihs rAii road 70
tbs mines. Tho leye,er gave The
highest point 81 the road as 80 feet st Canyon
hill, near staadstiiI lake Lake Cusaman II as
feet above the sea level. The Mountain
Bay mine, the mountain terminus %,
the ROAD. viii be about fourteen
miles from HoodspoFt- Surveyor Ames com
mencea work on October =. aud hopes 10 finish
some time during the week The line as sur
veyed above the lake VIII pass through the
ranches owned by John Graham, Luke Carney.
W. T. Pn;uam. Laurezt Muller. Carl l. stebbins,
Stanley Hopper, J. Faust. Andrew Muller and
N I. Butler
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BYRON PHELPS REToRT.
He shows How Democratic Charges


On Friday aIgat there was fac Rspnbuesa
rally az Richmond, 81 " aleh Col ). ". Langisy
and Byron Phelps spoke Mr. Phelps is mod
eat snaa, who Farsly makes speech, but the iu-
tCstses and even infan-g Of inssBuatious against
sac ecanty government has aroused TIE old war
Ike spirit Of the gslIaat esva!ryman-
Ia the cgBgse Of an earnest defense OK the Re-
publican administration hs reialiatea by CIV
ms clever instances OF how charges" arc
formulated he said:
Jhs Democrats are IL inii power IA tie city
government 81 Seattle Thsy made great prom
ises % Fetreneament, which all Aop8 they may
cary otst. 5es tas FIRST TAX levy made BY them
Tor iss2. L. Ia seattle i&6 Taiils. Instead Of 1 3
mills By tee Republicans ia 1891 These facts ars
q record, snc apPSsF on every tax Tecs.p
How does this stsike ytsl "a start ong
Aos. gentlemen, II should stop right here,
you would suppose tas Democrats must be
guilty OF gross extravaganza, but my statement
that l, for nv pAt. would be sorry 70 do. Ths
facts sre that the previously incurred debts and
much needed improvements require tais levy Of
Il mills, as believe, and Il has heen VITA
TIE reveaue aad expenses Of tbs county
Hoa. jobs n Ac65rgss. Hon. A r RRrlsiyA ard
Hoa & ID Pass a a.s Arsaorg No uGag asglt
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vAscoUvgs, b G., Nov A--(speciaL Ceorg,
Z. Farkln, y. A one 81 the leading exponent,
% the federation of tie British empire idea. ar
rived hers today. tie Is CAnadiaa ~ birth
sHt has lived for some years in London. u
previously Travelled through Australia in ths
Interest % the Imperial Faction League us +,
nox preparing 3 series OF articles for the Londoa
T1aass en- tte relet:ca OF CaHa4R - the iedeFA
li0n scAeue.
The McNsAea circus refused 20 psy the cit
llceu SC To-day. and consequently ID BOT show:
l. Is though. - be on the verge ~ break RI: .:
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G. c FhiaoeT's private csr V iAnd viii r1a
lrofn Fremont - EoozIsad Farx, nesting every
Fremont car 81 She EeBsoldafea lias from II
clock toisy tsu evening Through sars- 8
cents; set Transfer. Lay ssiaa POI it5cs FOR tbs
dAy a. leass sd - oat - 5Ssattlu l y ooe .sa3
FArk. - here taa trtes have assumed taats lovely
ial Ssat wbleb wsl remind yen Of yoDf dear
els Easaarn han1s eoz5 s1f Park IA mora
saaaf4ggl iaan ever. maGy Improvements h2v-
ing beet maize Is th3L
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An anntver..rr nanomet.

Eysras, PaGsou & Co. tae well Anewn cloth
lug Grua. celebrated tia tAird anniversary Of
tbeiT establishment IN bas.rass &. thts city as
aIEht IT = banquet - 80 New A-iJngsoa res
faarsut TINS store 8{8 nos close nntil nearly
Midnight Taan. headsd by Lasger 4 Lsnhen 5
hand. ire tAiTsy employees of tEs Gsu. marched
down the stree: ~ the restaurant, where thsy
were eutsrt stne3 untH Iate hous ~ TIE hnspl-
iality al lulas Be4elshslz1er, the popular man
ger u tae house
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FrAak ?. Red, q Kingston. IS guest ST the
Arlington
cw. porr. Of New whaseO1, IS stopping At
t1e NoItasrn-
Hoe. Fre4 r. Reed. Of yaktms. is guest OF
the ocea3sDtAL
C. Z. Gresham. contractor in 6aa:ezssla. is
AZ tas Arlington.
Mr.. Roosevelt Schuyler. Of New YORK, is a
guest OF TIE NershsFn
NJ and Ms. William Craig. Of Westminster,
are registered ST the Grand.
Mrs. Richard Ten Brock and her soa Harry,
81 san Francisco. are guests 81 the Rainier
If A. Calm, vice president OF the corporation
of Asno 4 ca. Is IN She eity froH san francisco
A A. Plumrer. special deputy collector Of
customs 8. P0Et Townsend. was IN he caFY yes
tsrday.
c Won Meng@rssn. accompanied BY three
ladies', ara tourists iroza Hawai- registered 81
toe Rainier
Col 5. g. Cosgrove. OF Pomsroy, Is az The oc-
eidentsl on ais xag home from siampiEg tour
down the SQUAD
A. y. Caarlton. assistant general passenger
agent FOR Iae Norlae-n Paeiae as Portland, re-
turned 20 that city lat nlgAi
4 EoHsss~ -nty q, .Ae ATsaorg Monday rs8sA tefa
d eaziscsezi 3. EeA JoAea H. 4csraa. Hon 3 II
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On Monday night john II. MeGr@w will ad-
dress ths peopie OF seattle al the Ann
cry. 1t is tho eve OF election. and
by the words spoken on that occa-
sion many viii determine how they
shall vote. Besides the Republican candidate
FOR governor, Samuel II. Piles aud A +. Bur
leigh will deliver addresses. II viii bs IA
memorable occasion, Ga tie history Of SEATTLE.
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HEEvIrIEs.
J. ". Ia;z loans money. Bailey block.
Lee & how9sn want loans see them.


Section 40 HIS Code. giving form Of oath Go
Be administered 10 Challenged persons. Is not in
accordance with the constitution. and Ia ad-
m.uistering same make IL read Twelve month";
Ia the state, ninety days Ia the county and
thirty days IN the praeincS"
The supplement-" enclosed With the election
supplies il erroneous Ia this respect. snd this
notice is 10 correct IL F. A TwGCHKLI,
Conutv audit0r
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rsn coraFu tts facts sisted above by Mr.
he-Ra NJ. FFo5-r, n3Fsels ems Others IN tho
spring ~ isa in tae interest OF tae city % sat.
Re, gave to tta trest Northern rat xay ieY terns-
ua Purposes portion oi the t4Ie Cats ara ount.
r. - A1oat sfFenly-stS se-c-. sae, - I under
stood it % ths g gre Ilt-a T,,f,s ts-.'s brother
- the tusiaucs - tea tn3es. Nsewtse donated
~ interest tn tie sau4a tract e. tao Great North
era rat esT. 50 that matter Of Tact that
r1ft = taa tlie lands wss use3. a. we believe
taf the causat OF this cstv and without any
rect reform - the els 1antx
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Prot II. 7. Whitley. teacher OF dancing adj
vertises 20 be q member of the American Society
OF Professors OF Dancing, New YORK Prof.
Whitley is not member Of the above named
soeieiy. never wa. sad la all probability never
viii he. MELyGS RALLoU GILBERT.
President OF the American soclety Of Professors
OF Dancing, New York.
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Good sfes,lnr AZ nslleru-.

a splendid greeting was accorded f. n 3 Eer,
wao wgat g. Bellevue lass afva; 90 s+aTeas TIE
votsvN tas-rEasa BasT6aE@s ia ass olsattlnE -
nsrks .n3ie&se1 ia&t Eas Republican, g. That
ps~ciass sre active NJ slnsr zasie oae a bic
earnest sreseh es ard uas faHosse4 fv 3sr Ma
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aer - us sew1slstuse, tAorza fAs pzopss asa Bef
upA8a4 HF s.aeas eassse TAN Asgs s.iesz2s q
Ctseassss c1u1tg fAaak ths EsnI&tE. Sc H@fs3sls&
C nss2sT1ssus31 81 TIE state. Ass 10 Tgns -
unae-tKs~ % defeat xne Genan scan pzrty 0y 50
aisssfay cF2assag the a3se o4 zee stAss isckss
without 9g1ss-A able cause.
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The following rFpcars are demonstrating a..
superior qualities Of the Highland Brand Fvsv.
Grated Cream 81 their stores, serving sane i,
coffee free, HAIey Grocery Corapany. Wa3..
waFta Grocery Compaay, J. W. Hngaes essss
store.