davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-06-18
$3.50 to Gallipolis Sunday,

June 10th.
$50 cents to Buckeye Park and
return, Sunday, June 10.
Don't forget Buckeye Park ex-
cursion, Sunday, June 10.
--Gallipolis and return, Sunday,
June 10. $3.50 Round trip.
"A pension of $12 month has
been granted to BAIL Gordon.
The finest excursion of the sea-
son, June %, to Niagara Falls and
Toronto.
oliver Lemon and George
Hutton of Black Jack, have been
granted pensions.
Mrs. VIM w. Wright, just
northeast of town died last Thurs
day at 10 o'clock from paralysis.
Sunday excursion to Gallipo-
lis, June 19, $3.50 round trip, or SOC
to Buckeye Park; take your choice.
Miss Vic Davis, who has been
employed at Nelsonville on tn
Register, has returned to Logan.
Rev. w. e. Shinn of Buffalo, n.
Y, is visiting his wife's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hansen this
week.
Niagara Falls and Toronto ex-
cursion, June 22nd, $500 and 5000,
respectfully. You can't afford to
miss it.
, There is some delay in the pay
ment of the June pensions OCCASION
ed by the appropriation being ex-
hausted.
The tax levy by the council
this year for all the purposes of
the corporation is eight and two
tenths mills.
Buckeye Park and return, Sun
day, June 10, so cents round trip,
account picnic Order of Railway
Conductors.
Twenty speeches in one night
is more than the public ought to be
asked to endure even at u school
commencement.
AT the regular meeting Of the
Council last Tuesday night, wack"
Rauch was appointed and confirm
ed as night police.
George V. Allen of Dayton,
bicycle expert, gave our wheel
men a fine exhibition of his skill
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Gotlieb Deishley, mother
of Marshal Deishley, after pro-
tracted illness died last Thursday
evening. Her funeral takes place
today.
Mrs. Trego, the we'll known
Evangelist and Temperance worr
ker, will fill the Methodist pulpit
of this city, next Sabbath, June 10,
at 1890 a. m.
quite number of Logan and
Hooking County people attended
the Democratic State Convention
at Columbus Tuesday and Wednes-
day this week.
-Married-at the Methodist
Parsonage by Rev. Luccock, on
Wednesday June 10, Charles V.
Lloyd of Columbus, and Mary
Wharf of Ewing.
-Married-June II, 1892, by G..
w. Brehm, j. p, Mr.. James II
Jones and Miss Catharine Culp.
By the same, June 16, 1892, Mr..
Albert Tremain and Miss Luella
Mitchell.
The House of Representative
at Washington has passed q bill
for the admission of New Mexico
and Arizona as states. 1t now re-
mains to see if the Republican Sen
ate and President will accede to it.
-Married-at the Methodist par
sonage, Saturday night, June 18th,
Sherman Lewis of Wellston, and
Miss Hettie Wolfe of Logan, by
Rev. j. w. Luccock.
By the same, Sunday morning,
June 18th, Arthur Jadwin and Miss
Arie Lama.
Rev. ID. r. Moore on last Sab
bath morning preached an excel
lent sermon from the text, "What !
thy hand findeth to do, do it with
thy might" The sermon was es-
pecially addressed to the gradua-
ting class of our High School, and,
if remembered, will be help to
them, and to all his hearers as
well, through life.
There is an unusual curiosity |
on exhibition ut the front window |
nf ChorIac Rnca3s (tIothipr StOro !
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-06-18

A good adjustment of spectacles
to suit the eyes guaranteed, at n.
J. Weiland'S.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-06-18
FARM FOR SALE!

l54 acres of valuable land
in Starr Township. Enquire
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-06-24
THIRD DAY.
TIE VICE PRESIDENT.

CHICAGO, June 23-As usual the
delegates were slow in assembling and
it WAS ; 10 =. NJ. before the chairman
raped for order.
The first business was the call OF
the roll of States for the nomination
OF candidates for the vice presidency.
Judge Morse, Stevenson and Gray
were placed in nomination. Iowa re-
fused to present the name OF Boies.
At 1 % the call OF the roll OF States
for the first ballot began, and resulted
in the choice OF Adlai E. Stevenson,
of Illinois, by the following vote
Stevenson 402, Gray 343, Morse Sc,
Mitchell h and Watterson 26. There
were several scattering votes.
Alter routine work the Convention
adjourned sine die.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-06-24
THE NATIONAL COMMITTEES.
Named by the Various Delegations in
Convention To-day.

CHICAGO, June 22.-The following
list OF members of the national COM
mittee have been assigned by the va
rious delegations in the convention
this morning:
Alabama-Henry ID. Clayton.
Arkansas-N. NJ. Rose.
CalifOrnia-Passed
Colorado-Charles S. Thomas.
onnecticut-Charles French.
Delaware-Passed,
Florida-Samuel Pasco.
Georgia-Passed.
Idaho-Frank w. Heane.
lllinois-Ben L. Cable.
Indiana-S. i. Sheerin.
Iowa-Colonel J. j. Richardson.
kansas-General Charles W. Blair.
Kentucky-Passed.
Louisiana-JamesJ ef1ers.
Maine-Arthur Sewell.
Maryland-Hon. A. p. German.
Observation-Disclosures Quincy.
Michigan-Daniel J. Campau.
Minnesota-Michael Doran.
Mississippi-Charles B. Henry.
Missouri. G.. Prather.
Montana-A. J. Davidson.
Nebraska-TObias Castor.
Nevada-Passed.
New Hampshire-Alva w. Sullo.
| way.
New Jersey-Miles Ross.
New York-William +. Sheehan.
North Caroliua-Hon. NJ. w. Ran
som.
North Dakota-W. c. Listecow.
Ohio-Calvin S. Brice.
Oregon-E. ID. McKea.
Pennsylvania-William F. Harrity
Rhode Island-Passed.
South Carolina-M. Donaldson.
South Dakota-Passed.
Tennessee-Holmes Cummings.
Texas-O. Tholt.
Bradley B. Smalley.
Virginia-Passed.
Washington-Hugh c. Wallace.
West Virginia-Passed.
Wisconsin-Hon. +. G. Vail.
Wyoming-Passed.
Arizona-Charles NJ. Shannon.
New Mexico-H. B. Ferguson.
Oklahoma-T. N. Richardson.
Utah-Samuel A. Merritt.
District of Columbia-James l.
Norris.
Alaska-A. X. Dalamy.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-06-24

THE Portland city election was car
ried by the fushion ticket, composed
of citizens and Democrats, last Tues.
day. The fusionists elected Police
Commissioner, Fire Commissioner and
six Councilmen. The victory was eel
ebrated Tuesday night by big process
sion headed by band.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-06-24


,sftt 81. siutt.f H.i ssft a.
l FL ga
Hf 90
HHsf ft
H..Ia.f atsI
tss H.4a HIf..f ts.. f.It tI.
HIf#. t h.
ra .sst. 900
asi - ust sIts. is .ri
Has ll H HIstH.s .sa
81 as laa slta4 hs tts
latH tast, aaIfbatlahsf4as
tsaat e4a a tsss.t.s ati E
AsH s- .aa s4 an.ts its
ut sa.f Htassisa4l.
a 4faat q 81. Astaaaltt
Als Nefsat .aass s tNaa
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-06-24

DEYOUNG, of the S. F. Chronicle
says that he could have had the nomi
nation for Vice President on the Re
publican ticket, but that latter think
ing it all over" he did not see how
Harrison could be elected and he did
not care to 60 down with him to de-
fest. He says he hesitated for time
as he knew that his name would stiff
en- up the ticket in the west" but
that the sacrifice was too much to ex'
pect of any man occupying a promi
nent position.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-06-24


'.'.
...
tHt' .
fH f.s tIaF'
'.f
$40. ..H't
..I e|N It,'i.u
.'..In, 200 'f
|. ...ff.. Of
It HuHt
49, 900 uftHW
... .n'N l,'
uH tI'
..... 500 ua.
t.N I.'n o.,
.'..i tn'i
Iuss i
.tI tt
..t. ......f .If
.. si.
... ..r g.
.... tI.. IH
...I.
... .I.. . 900 '..
... r...I .HtUi %
H.I t.... ......I o. Nu.t'i
g.. ....'. aHII. N..i g.. u.'
...I .|.I ...f... .uI .....iut
HHi rfHtitr.u ut sf. ,Iuifuntrd
a.ft. sn.a f.. "a. fiit.autatl TIE
f.f .fI.H f.IfI asta tgHstfu"r NJ
tsU|s .f H.i' u"" aud
ii uH f uHi''ii"u
Hsu..t hs 900 ln ibc
IstN.t istmttisi hls t,nrt
s.tt h.m. tt hm aui humN
..s..ltl al .H.tts 20 th. stat, nau
..a Mu.. stu.t u.raiis tout
Is a.f.f I...tsf.. Ipu.lis aided
I.f r.asf. 5000 at ,slIHu lh,
.s...f ....I.. H,siur uf su,
I... ..... fI.u 900, .t
.HI...... 1900. huEl IIIl
...I .I.. Cd STD GEO. o..
r s.It.I 800 utalta
..l..I 60 mui.l,.
t..t.... .t..... Oh. r,t. .-aii,s
...... ...I..t. o. sals CO.
.....I ....t.... ...th ufit. . Il
.,.t f.l..tI. $4,000 i.,. ,ss,tis. uf
ft. SID. I... g.. make iua,
n..a.s a.l.s.t.t....if tsutls. 49,
-...t. .t.......tl .us., iirh,r and
.......t....tt..sI. Ani naw We
....t......s .t..,,.,....t,. IL. ,h.,r
..4I. .t. Af.'.t, 90 ste RECALLED
.tf .t..i.... I'D n.nt.r,in ilat0snn.
...t.t ....., ......t.,,ht. L,ttie foe
........t. Il. tiotu,i str,l A
Sass. y. .t.,..... D.l.t..s h.,. ah.lrs ia hi.
49,. .a.t.a,i r.i.lnrrat tu
.....t. ......,..,.... .,. ...,.t.tnn,i stvvlr.
$3.50. Nm. ...I. t,., ,,sit.,t, "A,
t.....Iti. .....,..tt,.t ,i,, M,kut,,
MISUNDERSTANDING ,,nir,t.
...t..,.......'.,, ma ,,,tt,,s,.,..
"a -. u ..., "a ,,..,.,t,., f,,
...,. ...... AL. ti.. ,,....,,,,,,t a ia,
.....tt..t.t.., .t,....,.h,.t .,t, A.,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a.,
l,..l....., ...t 800. e., ,t.t ,,,l
.....t. .., ,t,...t t.,t,,,,y A,
....., ..t to..tt,.t,.i r,,..i,n..
1870. t.tt.. ,...,s,,.- Aha,
..-..... .ii ..,.,...,...,, .i..t.,i,, a..
t...,t.. A...,,..,. ,.,..t,... .,J ,h,
..t.t.t.t..lti.,.tt. ...t a., b.
..t.t.
~. t.t.. .t.,,,,,i., a. ana.
.tttM ..,...nti, .,,.nsr II There
...s 1900. Ana. ,....... a admin
80. y go, ..,,,, mao,
sa..s .t ..t.isw,.ut 90 pr,i,tenc,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-06-24


$3.50 etea.
fN"H fs.fI f st
NJ m tI..a ift
sItI ti I ff t#
t.tsf uf BE- 90 &c.
FtsI. 49, tt t.st tsi
A t. f..
$4,000 sfEa.f f#
.s.. tI.f H.
sss .iII Ha fIf# aa.
I.N.a IsHtlat. aII
..aa .f.M
tH Mf... .If
estes s..t I. aa.
H.slI .IH. f..
Ht.. U s...I ...f
.ss..f .. Ha. t.. a.I. u
ts.a rsa Iau a. I.I.4
40 tI. fsIt.. I...i |.sssUI H I sI
a. a ..i H.tf
t. . IH. ..af fE t.s
80 tsIa...s. fsIt Csc u.t. as
.s...t aa.t .4..t
t...s ...t..tf ..t .t.
a. ..HsF N.H Hf..s. Az
h.st.t f.laf. at.ta asf
htas tnaafst ttts ..t.sl $50
.t tanusf iat.s hs.t f.. $50.
81 tiu. sstf tsiu.st
Mt.ati.. a. a.. a.......
tt..s tIi...tta .Ifl l.
as.an.....tttaHfst..
ft.... l..ti.i. .....tt.. tt.....
ii.tuaa...ls s....t
fha ta..t .tt.t... .....t..i
a.. t.t.t .itt. s.mItt.. ast.s
tsiss.t. n.t..tt t... tt.nt. 49,.
ga ust.4 I.f4..t u..t.....
sat fhHf t.... atta asl.f a..
tf.fsa. e. .tala. 4E.stt
a.... ..... ...ts nIIt..t ..t.. "a
q. ..i lt..ts ..t.I t.... tl.
tastlt.4.ft .i.s.t.s
tt.. .........ttt.. ... ,...........t 81.
a.nl..ti... t.t.tt..tW WHa.. %
ID tisslai. A.. t.,...,...t t.t...
$50. a.Aat ah...l. w.-...,.
,.s...a..t ut.ss
aa.stss aas.t,a4.t..lt.
ta.ath. ..tu.sa.att fa.4ta..a 4. u.
sAatt wbsu tr.,.ts tssat4 asa
t..tt..4..s.t a. MAa.. .t....t..t q
Asi4sst tts as -. "a .a.ttssss "a
ssst
H W
thsnt f.a ai attaauIff 90 tfl. $685.
shsl lft B.. Hastt t. tatis4 "a asa
$50 tsa4ti.n &. ahnh f.4 taH 81.
slih : sftfh a isifntss au4 t.iusa4s
tast IL ss.s fsti. tAls atfatI /.
tsss i.isf tsisl.flf ga q. teffafn.
W see ta,sfh A. .af tsff Va 80
saafh a. aaf aaHafff &C.. ssI.u "a
ihs thssstaiis fsitf BE- g. tsfi ias
ti.s aaAff IS Whsn thsi rsffF /.
go "a laaff g. usf o. tfa ths0
tilsn b 81 ahiff e Hshi af Eel
thsi aHtft "a 81 asftff SEA
AHffiasa tsagif Mhta ihsf fsfIl
10 ast "a psstt - nfsg le sHft ibs'
sists paitf BE- ia lts fHiHi ~ H
EtfeaaHieei ttst lsrftssHts = stsii q
eHt h't ihF nhHis FHHiff tha.
stands - fissa s"A HH go a.
@isAF ieaH'F secs $50 cess ifHtl
titHNhi hHtaa Al us #fr afnHitsi.
ihaa ~ ihH fsHHl iHFt HtHHH q
"f'" H
- e. hHfii ffWfsf 80 Hit go e
aaaft sf 81 $50 tifts"Ft #if iH#
Hf"s So haftHs .ti 20 20 fsaf'
sisl.fH' fffHsf sos aii''#t' Hfsfff
ne@ ~ ieast 81 'isai"i ff ii'.iH ifiihe
$3.50 a. ftfisf 'hfif ffsfii.'i's
Hffiill O." &C. tss iH thif taHi
fsiFH HhfH 80 "a 4" tit isfiI
fia'h'ih' f'i'f ftHi,is'f N's ~
HfsHifs ~ fs'N fa'''f q" st' 90
ihs ~ 81 49, e - "f'if = ihsi
hs"' t''f ''Hs ~ Nf e 1919
H'a' ~. sees 49, ~ "''' fHN
"Hh 'e''# ''iit
80 f'fs'hH'fNf p "H F'tffs
HFHf "f t"'''s
h'ff 'Nf ~ ~ '''''f''i 80
-" f't N -
49, ''''' 49, Z ''t+ 4 "ssss
~ W - = -
II , -
-
y - $50 ~
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-06-24


If
tffns o. Ht sIftaief Aisisfiia
tsfHf $50 iHHt &c
sf
##f
fF t#
H sf
f.i if ff=ti SEE
AZ rHf $500
%
ftt tsif
WtsaH o. fsi.
a siu.H s#f t
fts. Nt|f fI afH tHe
.sttl t.fE faHaI fsf fsf
fssflt tas tH
t.. uass ttH.H af
u.f .Ht.Hf ESQ IsH fhsf a.
.l..fs.ftf fH. aft ts fH eaiiffHfs
k sf. fsi4.f ah SEEDS 81 .st'f
alfasIs. asIs "a irftHasi.f sass
tfsi tHtfsfH ~ tiasa - 49,
,ht 49, ufsnf ss Hfsff fat
ehlf .t fetsff HtIiH
|frA.t ataat4 tah shsl
fs.st saAtsff.tsfn.f sa.s
Az a.4e ni.fa .i tsas aft
atsfs.sa
Wtih ihs tHntfHuH as#Hf e.
ii.s ssiiH tanHsf Hl tisH = fe.H 2 a'
HlHi "a itsfthpHt i@a SIS iHf
tfsafA "A tte Las fhs
..f fsFf Hs# g. HiH Hi e. ihs
tHifaH sf4 ffs 49, iAf tfHt
81 tis issi fith tasf stff ssft"I
siit afglaHss g. @sft az tsHfssHf
laatf - #ts tafA -. tii7Hr
fA.f iHssif fheH fsHaH f'i'f sH
Hffifsais ihtH ars e lasif'
aHi aHEis fifssif#Hs HfH .i's'
attirs isst iitii fiafsf
...... $500. a..
.,.-. 49, 4.s.4.t l..
'.'....
'F ~ 800
"
~ fs'isff''
H"sh t'fs'
49,
- -
't
$3.50
80 tNf [" 80
~
$50 49,
....4 -.
" ..... -
49,.
=. .s
-. - -
$3.50 = -. '7''....sf..
- 7.ts. -.
~. ..stt.s. -.
y -. - ...s.a.s.
- -. - -. .t......l
...... -. ~. A...a..4.f
ls..,.s ts.t..st,.
t.ss. -. -. -.
t..... - - 49, "a
- -. -. 49,.
N -. 8. 80. =.
- .tt...ls :. ~ -.
~, -. - - - 49,
.3. II. = go. ~
.t
; -. a.. a a.. a.ts..a.
.....t,,.. -. "a s.sasa...t..
..a.... a.. a. 49, -. 49,.
...t.4 - Al a. .4a8st
a..... -. "a.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-06-24

Ne lssssissas isias=is ssss hls sss
ssss @sasssssls - rsissis NJ iuis
. Fsssss - isiiaHa. ~hn has hss1
ssss ssaes thss Aaainlssfsi,ss ssHss
IN. s,seallss seisslssas sish lts ga
vaftaasnt - state sasss ssg ths,
NJ ilafssssa 49, asssi hsw - . srE
arsa NJ nialns haslus saihesiif
aslF sssssaa IA shsi - shs sesissssf
sssss.i rsssassls sssss NJ ilsssssas >
denomination. il.st BE- sssasl.istp.i
taalssa = sssf a..atsiai state ss'h
she si,sasss assssas.ils Ia lssug - shs
llsas@fais Il as hiasssag = siasis ~
che rhlsssa lasnFsntias fAsi was .
sssi As.l lsg msa - asas " ~
Hairless IS ~ Fsssss s - saa,is
ssa shews thai shs iaaisss ilssss
sssas la tlsnsssss taaw lass Shat
shss as isl.las ASSIST whsa thsy ssg
shsl sks sisetsssl sass u Indssas u
ssttalu ~ - ssst Iaf The nessiasss a
the hisasa Censenlssn
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-06-24

A. tile sttniHs session the platform
So l.fss salssi % 49, ioues chairman
a ths staHnli,ts snd rsi by Nj
Adssa Wieussln A. amended. -
e ss ialif~s
tha fegfassntaiitss ~ ths nsWesfatir
taffF e iaa 3 nifeh aiaioi in National
fs.Ht sHifah sssaiHi'ist fsafifm theif
s.',ssf q 'ss ,es ,. . 20 'ss !a,,y
SEA 80 e i.na snA iilusifiuus iiue ~ sur
asss.fs in iiaiilts.faiir leadership ffuu,
NsafssHtH cleveland We iriiut" The
81 wffisfH tFistsniis thai these ifin
afftaa 30 aHfsta.i g. thr ntuhHft ~ thE
q isfal aatfiHHfeHf thfnuHh the sffHs
sf.H 8 81 esf ~ thu iaftf thsi adtuf-le.
tHn aaHeH H..IsHtl,ih Aslfafp that urrti
HtH ia thtss ianiauvnisi t.fiurli'iss
tals go mii,iiusi li~fi, ~as
- 81 H.Hh ufHtnt thaa Nsa whpn ihv
a. fNH.N it HeHffaIlHe ait lfuHf ~ the
ise afai nFHal hHs isfufue niFnaf@ ~
SEQ fsaasf tafi fistts ai ihu states that
a48IhHa 81 thf faIts uf auf sHruunni
au e. tht a.Hsi iHlian 90 Trained ~ the
lsittfs - tts fsi HtiiH
teftast tttsttss
us esfH fhr ffstfr ui nH niunnn
s.iff Ifaf re- fa the tfrsHf aiirn 81
afIH Hf HfHaN 1903 o." fNHN ANN iN'N ~
a.fsfsI ..Hff.I a t|tfti.ne a. shHh ihe
HftaH tHsH fafif haf fs.iufuttisii Hsrit b
ies Hahf aIlH tHe sfafHsl fHnutf asfrtiN
..ta f.la fsss4.tt.tIa ttan auuii result ffuni
3 fsf##aII.n tfa fffaiif Establishing =
.sI..Hafht HH iNs fHlHa ~ he feIuiiiu
BE- slFtk.s 81 fAs Naffh as afii 81 the
s.fft aaH InIHffa the HHlHfrd titifsti
"a. .sf tHaH the shit h usats hufhrs 20
sftsa Aff .tf uisfshats at tttfF irihua
tta.t fatHfHtna i-afts appointed and
alfa.H.t ff it.fffsi siHhHfiiirH utifas"
sf tts tls.t.faI fiahts 30 see Hiflr in ihr
sf.siss ffHaaf 90 Hf thn collected ls'utiin
a.. ..rff ri fhU paftt W taIerf, aEi
fHttna fae aHtaa flisiH. HHe hapiHlS
ataatf8 81 thf HfnH "a Aauuf iu lhF - iei ,
sHf Hatf#Iss 81 81 81 uHtaHtfn dHiliaf
staIf Ella lHsfis 4fftflist "a ifaAtnH We
tafIH aHe 81 tHf Hts.ai sufauiNHH tai Inst
.tsf f.asss.t its Threshold ~ ihe Huuaip
fsfht ~ eah.t h."Ht it las
H.an Itr Hffnftsnff .i ssii 800
80 asftfa taaffhf nf Htn. p hfltrrH ana
fhs taHf Hfsi lutfHsitA srh ihs ma' hin.
ett aasI8 "a asfalaft ift u iaisff uniN
fH aH slsltsii e. csc fsurfffd tights 90 the
tt ffs 81 fssta4 HtfftsiHu ehith 10 inhei
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-06-24

n y pssasslas shst a, nsisissn
~sli uss tsss ssaanef Va hls sslins'
sod slsa that ug=sa she sarsssss
caost Ia glssass sssss II ne lnaase
,lsl nspalllssas she sgs assssiisas.l
wilh he feaasaiaatsaa VIII thsl
cad IN zee SECRETARY tisiss hss
,ssn ssnt ~ So she sassss ~ tesus
80 lspss aea 3. euasals Ssh "a
t..ss.s tslsii anl Miles - zee zoe.
anA tlsfs = ssassh e., la.iistleu ihsl
NJ Hlslns sill slsu - eauallts.l
slaasi slassa sl4.Ae ,sssa,s To- iss'
ls a eaufss iasssg till ~ NJ
llasgs,n a. swslh,w 80 b. " So
shFs~,i f-ill,tisu as - iullg 'ssss
niss ii.as he stands lat ,hs slightest
shanss u lsiap slsstst ualsss 30 esn
ssi lhs unils i.issl sHnsHt - 80
headers a his paffg sni De sisHa'
fsadl - hunilists hlH'ssli r. 80 shs'
suu-,st tsil Il 49, sei iiie~ shai
D. uili So 4. ~ naitsf shat b. 49,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-06-24

Ansat HfEfuKahtss a iliiiii.isi S'a
Hss4ss.l tln uoH.iuaiiaH 80 -
p,.ss.isst Il I hiessi So iifsi Afsas
,..t p.stssssief gisastsi Hstsf No
cleveland
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-06-24

Tus usssssinsits - sifasss rists
isnd thufssisF sHfulns sas sn
asant,sl - ths sisslauH Iesfl. -
ssalstssu fssa@as sees a. 80 safif
hsuf aaes ssis Sues ~ SIC hsets
snsl sap.isa l.sss see -su aa i'Tss
A ssafY issssA faii hssA BIS %
ault. $40. seat iipm iiss Fwfpitsi "a
tiss nsas "a llasssesus nnHsisaiias
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-06-24
for Infants and Children.

"Castoria is so well adapted to children that
1recommend it as superior to any prescription
known to me-" II. A. ARCHER, NJ. D.,
Iii So. Oxford ST., Brooklyn, NY.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-06-24


The federal government should care for
snd Improve the Mississippi river and
other great waterways of the Republic.
~ o. secure for the interior States easy
and cheap transportation. When any
waterman IL of sufficient public import
auru iu demand the aid of the govern
uent. such aid should he extended on a
definite plan continuously until the per-
utsnet { Improvement ~ secured.
Ia support of national defense and the
promotion ~ commerce between the
States Se recognize the early construction
ui the Nicaragua canal and its protection
against foreign control as of great inn
iunrtsuro to the United States.
rHE WORLDS FAIR.
Recognizing the worlds Columbian
EsIztsi ipn 49, a national undertaking of
vat Importance, In which the general
government has invoked the co-opera-
tinn 81 all the powers of the world. and
spvfp' taiing the acceptance 10y many
auph powers at the invitations so extend
90 anu the broad aud liberal efforts being
uAhp hy them la contribute to the grand
ear 80 the uadcrtaki ing, we are of the
opinion that congress should make such
u'ses-afy financial provisions ~ shall be
ttVuisita Ia tho mai tenance of national
honor aud puhlic faith.
TnE rVHIIc scHooLS.
Popular education being the only safe
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-06-24

Thi. convention hereby renews its ex-
PRECISION of appreciation of the patriotism
~ the Hnldier= aud sailors of the Union in
lust and liberal pensions tor all disabled
Union soldiers. their widows and all de-
tendnut= hut We demand that the work
- ihe louslnn office shall he done indus
,tinuAlv impartially and honestly. We
dennunoa It, present administration as
Incompetent. corrupt. disgraceful and dis
hone II.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-06-24

Ne heartily approve all Legitimate of.
fofts to prevent the United States from
huing used a. dumping ground tor
kaoNn criminals and professional pau
lafs at Europe. aud demand the rigid en-.
ttfc"mrnt ~ the laws against Chinese
Immigration and the importation of for.
American laboE and lessen its wages, but
49, condemn aud denounce any and all
attempts Ia restrict the Immigration of
Else industrious and worthy OF foreign
lands
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-06-24

fuhlic office IL public trust. We re.
smtun the declaration of the Democratic
National Convention of 1876 for reform
of the evil service. aud caIl for the hon.
"st enforcement Of all laws regulating
the same. The nomination of Pre- sident,
- ~ She resent Republican Convention,
~ delegations composed largely of his
atiointscs. holding office at his pleasure,
- a s'andaluus satire upon free popular
sfaitfF hts ambition. We denounce the
t,iirv under which federal oftic holders
uaurp control of party conventions in the
states aud pledge the Democratic part
o. reform these and all other abuses
which thrraten Individual liberty and 10.
at -olt government.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-04-29
THE sNOQUALMIE BRIDGE.
Captain Symons Tells the War Depar
ment That Objections Arc Absurd.

Captain Symons Tells the War Depart
ment That Objections Arc Absurd.
County Auditor Twichell is in receipt of
copy of letter sent TO the war depart
ment at Washington City by Captain T.
w. Symons, of the corps of engineers, con-
corning the building of an iron bridge
over the Snoqualmie river mile and q
half below Tolt. A protest against the
building of the bridge was sent to the war
department by parties at Everett. claim
ing that it would interfere with whaleback
steamers which were expected to make
trips to the coal mines on the Snoqualmis
river
A squad of surveyors was sent out to
examine the course of the river, and in
accordance with their returns Captain
Symons' report to the department was
made. 1t stated that the only coal mines
Oh the Snoqualmie lie above the falls and
that below there in most places the river
is swift and shallow and totally unnaviga-
BILE for ocean-going vessels like the whale
backs. The objection to the bridge was
declared to be absurd and recommended
ton made that the department authorize
the county commissioners to go ahead
with its construction. The only altera-
ton proposed was that it be placed ten
feet higher than was originally intended.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-04-29
Public School Notes.

Miss Anna A. Coffin, of the South school, is Ill,
and Miss Isabel Rose 10 acting as her substitute.
A. R. Porter. contractor for the Great North
erp bridge work east of the mountains is at the
northern hotel
Superintendent Barnard is being flooded with
applications for positions from persons from
every section of the country.
Miss Nellie L Hamlin of the Minor school,
has resigned on account of i'll health. She has
been succeeded by Miss Alice Leslie.
Peter Larson, one Of the Great Northern rail-
road contractors, returned yesterday from sno-
homish county, and Is at the Northern hotel
Joseph Shippen will deliver a lecture tonight
at the Mad son NJ. T. church on sour National
Capital" for the benefit of the library fund of
the 7. T. Minor school.
State Superintendent of Public Instruction R.
B. Bryan, of Olympia visited the High school
yesterday and expressed much pleasure at the
condition OF the school.
Mrs F. E. Nicksls, vice principal of the Denny
school, has returned to the city and will resume
work Monday She has been travelling with
her son for the benefit of his health. He is now
in California and improving rapidly.
Miss Dora Henshaw who has been engaged in
teaching the intermediate department OF the
Black Diamond school, has resigned TO take q
like position in a school at Kent. Miss Hen
shaw gave good satisfaction while at Black
Diamond, and is highly spoken of by the school
board Miss Lula L Lowell, of Seattle, has been
engaged TO succeed Miss Heushaw in the Back
Diamond school The school entertainment
will take place Friday evening. April %, and no
doubt will be a grand affair.