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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-09-26

"I went up to the White House recent
"" said Representative Kilgore, ''and
of course I had q Texan in tow. Mr..
President said, this gentleman is a
good man. He wants consulate in
Mexico
1.-THE president said, 'Phew-w-wp
"'Why do you whistle? asked.
Because he wants n consulate in
Mexico said the president. You know
very well that dislike to appoint Tex
ans to those POSITIONS
Now, Mr.. President 1 said, you
will excuse my speaking plainly, but
this prejudice against men from my state
holding federal positions in Mexico is the
most COMPOUNDED nonsense on record. I
grant that it might apply to the candi-
date for minister, for he handles interna-
tional questions, but consul is nothing
more nor less than business man. His
official acts are almost entirely of COM
mercial character. Texans are constant
" doing business with Mexico. The
trade relations of the two countries are
very close
"'Well,' said the president, I didn't
make this prejudice, but it exists, and
we compelled TO defer to it. Your
friend must widen the scope of his ap-
pication. Let him make out a list of
the consulates he would be willing to
take, naming them in the order of his
preference, and l will see what 1 can do
Its a singular thing" added the con-
gresham refectively, THAT nearly all of
my people who have come TO Washing
ton want consulates-they won't have
anything else-and they generally apply
for places in Mexico, which they can't
get. Their anxiety to be located in the
sister republic is applicable, Isuppose,
upon the ground that it il near home,
the Rio Grande is shallow, and if they
go broke they can walk back."-Wash-
ipgton Letter.
think have discovered an error IN
the Century Dictionary, in the definition
of Turkey call-an instrument produc-
ing a sound which resembles the COB
bling Of the turkey cock, used as a de-
coy" | have hunted wild turkeys and
decoyed many strutting gobbler and
foolish hen TO death, but always by imi-
tating the ''yelp" of the female, and
have never seen hunter who could imi-
tate the "gobble." Perhaps Bettina in
THE Mascot might do it, but / have
heard old hunters say it is an impossi-
bility,-Cor. Critic.
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Hawaiian Stamps
WANTED.

TWILL PAY CASH, FOR EITHER
l. large or small quantities OF used Ia.
waiian Postage Stamps, as follazzSas-
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They NYicI,t Walk RncL

"I went up to the White House recent
~" said Representative Kilgore, ''and
of course I had Texan in tow. Mr.
President said, this gentleman is a
good man. He wants consulate in
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-03
sAx FRANCISCO MARKErs.
sMr STATE or rsspE.


8 sas saaselsco, Aug. The local mer-
soess market WAS steady, with business
- sa'es In the leading !ines The pro-
49, msrket was we'll supplied, but trade
ss.saes were firmer today. Canseloures
asaes unchanged. Potatoes weak.
sSs'sf ae'ds firm. Eggs are unchanged.
sas steady. Poultry vas very dnii
young stock,
ass aase receipts Flour. quarter sacks,
- saes,. centais, HIS: barley, cen
~ $50. oats, centais, : at. rye, sacks.
-. shs. liza, potatoes. sacks. s,s9s;
sssos. sacks. iGti
A~- We quote; Net cash prices for
s,sss, ssssss. s., ios} { ~ per barrel haSers'
~ ss@s -: saparfsne. s. soVs& n
-iaeFe Mas a slightly better feet
- sae market this morning, hg, ship
- soesi nos paw any advanced figures,
- ss'asGenss therefore. remain station
a. = axe 'zeti- 10 per eeatai fer rccd 10
lgptag qualities
Tie ma rkes improved a lstsloto-
~. sSth Ia regard to business aai To
We aaetes kera. "a. e. 80. rer
49, te' good quality. aud ~. K &C Tor
~. Brewing, ssss esssssc per censsl.
3 SAss We quote. New, Waite, 9aessl 10.
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ssd. sisslosH; hisek. soeeslas: s;A. sur-
fA xl84L0: miIiinG. 04sGa q.
s.nev lad. eLx1x9L371<: ooe1 to cfoica.
xL1p9 y9s eo0Ooa - fnfr, tl3Ol -.
0ays " :D0l3 ~ esatal.
y GAZE DoAaD.
ncaswiag aso - saass voeoedsd g a.
ell boasd se1ay.
Wheas-4osn1ng infoe1al eposion. n
esssosrs 100 t0aA tL23: 500 tons. q. az.
- eoNsa 3l0x; 1,10o tons. 81 1yi< 81
eeoenL Regular oenUio0: Dncemler IN
tcns T.1S: 100 tons. tl.7ssS: 1. go tone.
l31x S0U tona. tlesL: No tons. 81 osK:
- tonss n TX: 80 tons. 81 x3k: 100 soas'
N8x 100 tons. $l1K: co tons. no..
eo11ss. ss99. neu afser Seueeuher "a
eoas. elDx pr esntai.
sassAY -ks9uiar season: Dsesmbsr. 90
tens, ASSc; 100 tons. s3Kc per osntai.
AlteTs,oon sessiou-- Wheat. Oecemher
20 tofss. e1-2l: 100 tons. 81. 15s<: 100 tonH
III ss310 sons. 3L9ls<; lon sscs- 81 2Sxs
- toss, $lNK; seller. fM8. nev aff~r
sep ees I. 10 tons, 81. l3I< per cPutaI.
- asaty --Docember. 10 tons. sc. 100 tons.
$t4c: teISes. IAoa rev, 100 tcns. -lKc:
may, 80 toms. &c per Genital.
FINANCIAL
Drssss-On sight, xev York. mn af0n.
Dc. seriing biiis-On London, N-day
0IIvy bars. pss ounce. Ns<n7os<c. Nex.
sean das:asSs 6Io6Ik
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raxrox eracK ExcHsNaE
s.aSnox, Aug s-Ssoeks very quiet and
,tsessy. Americans were much su.etes.
hus ara. Coasola. SID Bank oil Eng
laga discount rate. "a per cent.
sllyE&
EAr silver, .as5 hns, Sad.
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rxAxsa oLius

Leaves MsschAsss dock - p n MosaAyA w.
ussdays end fssaays fer West esds. otAiia end wav
laadfsgs: Tuesdays Thussdays and sesuf1ayu -
Kass ssdA vssAoa .CAsasaaaaA pssNssass. sesoUo
Laading asa Bvsnaa. Laevao Tnao0o oUGY
u,orning except sunday ~ 6;31.
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PrsnAsrrx. Wash.. Anti 4 laee

PEsnAsfIN, Wash., April {, 1891
oet-Intellieencef Co, Seattle, Wash
of April. and after sixfy milss' travel by
etaes from Eliensburg 70 this placs. came
In excellsnt condition. am well pleased
with the map ~ well - sstonished at the
price for which yon give the map TO your
subscriberA Most respectfully. n. N.
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WHAT
THEY Think OF IT.

The premium map offered By the
PosT-INTEILIcENcER 10 its subscri-
bez4 old and new, IS nov to be found
IN thousands Of homes in the Pacific
Northwest That no premium ever
offered has given such universal salts
faction. . evidenced BY the following
testimonials which are 4 few amcny
the large number received from those
Who have received the map These
letters are exact copies Of the orisi-
mails On 6le in this Office. the sig
natures only being omitted. a the
PosT-INTELLIcENcER does not feel It
liberty to publish in full the names Of
those who have 50 kindly expressed
their appreciation Of the map
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sosftsSn. Or. Aug. Especial. Tho
.sees situation here developed no chs,gs
4possance. yet the feeling was better
- 10 sympathy with other markets.
- sss'S 70 the absence Of important sales
values are largely nominal. Qnots
ssPess values. which range from sn@eass,
esntas for WaIia Walla free ON board
- ana $1.ooes osis for VALLEY. Receipts
Smost entirely confined 20 Eastern
Dns Valley wheat being about
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DALrIMoRK, Nd. May Il. lse2
Post Intelligence Co, Seattle, Wash
Gentlemen: The map rsceived and Is
vary much appreciated. Very truly, Ia
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s18AaRRs.
pacific NAVIGATION CO..
WHATCoA kOCrR
sTRA NORTH PACIFIC AND sEHoNR
Alternate e. Fol,eusas scAedasA
ls..s s:osp@ rsesna. Arrive Ss. q 50 IA
Is.: s sSs s@ r. s:.., I I s sss
.eevs 49, am. -Anacortss-. Leave $50 p0
1esve ~ am ,Fs.shavsa Leavs Ace pn
Ccnnects - Pnrs Tc~nssnd Sve Angelica VIC
sosia ana NeaA Ray route; q raccna w,sA
srsn. ~ na, rsa 49, :: ws:'Sc@ ~sss
San Juan isiaadA
A coNNER-wHIpBY BLAND ROUTE
~ STEAMER fAlRHAvEN
LAavss esAss's daily sxcers sunday. 500 = n,
sr.tvss Il caaasr $50 > n: isavss Il 6oases
~ s:so a, n c.lins - aanas posnss; and arrives
TAcG.1sH s sI14T 3, TOTE
Daily excsps Sunday.
Nv. Everett -. s:o0 amILv. Tacoma =. $50 pm
L. L. s 10TH: = pm
fos fsrshss INFORM tlon addrsss
maxi w s1fasaSs ess .as A. E , 1ss.
PAcIyIo COAST STEAMSHIP coMPANv-
DhpaaeA sssansss ffsm ssasals = se,,sw,,
Fs saa 1ranetscA vie Port Tewnssaa ga Vie
soriA - = N tpeaasngsrs received On ssasd q
-, Angus ]. Z II. is. II. "a 81
For AiaaGa. August !. .. Ia as
Prom San Franchise. coz vsess-ia ana Pusss
soasd postA ~ . M. August ;. .. -. Ia IS. -
Tickets may b obtained Il the o0scs q IL esu-
paay. - Ocean deek. seattle
oooDALI. PERKINS q Co,
General Agents, San gransiseA
J. n JOHNSON. r q sapa. saAtuA
CT1AM1n rInn rAlLk
= TAk 0r8A4Eb 4ULTUo4AD
on0 - ~ toiIewfae t0s eafA 1aa11s
yARn no TACOMA - cxxrA
S.s...... is:ss : As:.ssis: .....-as:Ss -
-. -. SO ejd SHsSc -. s:ss =
Ceanscsine WITH hean ~ kamilchao - 49,
- - D''1 t ~ & NJ Z VII *;sl.r. 49,
ponf AHexIx4 POET 1oW1naan puD
ossso - uaaGsis soaSA
fInD cAnD
Tas HaDsages end Erstghs IsspellR
MONTICELLO
csans.s;ss rsssaaZ Nay % less.
- n: fswSsssS e =: ssssSs rSss Ansss:s ]
p = Lssves Fo0 Asesiss . = \; FosS
lsssisss ciy Dssk. s:ass'.; fssssi!s b. = ~
uATCH 1AoA
BH1IfAoHAH sAY INszDn aours-
WhaeooO go 0ehomA Yalrhavan, oomhh A.
eeossse. u1also City. Utsaiady. ceupsvtua Lao.
~. clintea. xvsrsss xAneaAA
srEANER wAooo
Leaves cry dock TussdAys, TAuss1ayu aul ooeu,.
days - o'clock = m Ticksss fee saae q CITY
Ticket 0AloA ~ Second srse&
NY e. I'm aYLYkR-
oxATrLE TO TACOMA
ysw ssssA szsus daily except ssnAav.
10 60 Aoar and svsssy-avs 0lnsoA
TA1 0TUAAEA sFLY11s
1Aguias 1aily end esaday tsspa. sseaaS TsssoA
reuse, - folieWs,
9AxrHs ssyu0V
1AUAaDAY. JUNE l.
1rns cAas.
Lasys rssens-s:so, esss . =. Lac s:ls p -
LAave esasue-o:lS. Has . -. S:oo. TOO 3 -
suxpAy.
Law Tneoma-e:S3. II 30 N. A:oo = -
Lssvs ssassls-sso0 : N. SEQ. 7e5 > =
Laaasas . y. p wharf, Tacoma 80 csuaH
- 1ook ~ - Marion sefoe6 oeoseaA
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uoop CANAL RouTH.
srHAnxn BucRRY

Aseuilt anA fsfhrnishsA lsovso Meseoanat 1eoa
Tuesday. ThussdAy and Saturday - . - -
xingssoa. ofs uombia bAnQoe. noaeec9. IAlt
moaaois polnts, asyvi1g II uaiaa Guy - = -
Loavss listen CITY 9 u. Wedueo6Ay. 1S11Ao
- SoaAAy. asstvtag - ooasaAe g q , -
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PAL0UeR CITY, Wash. Nay q. iSo2
Poet-lntealigencer. Seattle. Wash
Goats: ! received the map Of the world
sent BY you in good order and am we'll
pleased With IL It Is both useful and
Ornamental and should find . place in
every household. Please accept my
thanka Yours respectfully. X. n.
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NonrH W ELLINGTON, B c., June 2, 1891
Editor Post lntellieencef.S Seattle, Wash.
Dear Sir: have received your pre-
MUM map II good order and ana highly
pleased with It consider that have
rot your valuable paper free. q valus
the map moro than the price of subscrip-
ton. Yours very respectfully. D. y.
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EAsr ST. CLoup, Mimi, May =, ,s9.
Post Inteliigcacer, Seattle. Wash
Gents: The map received in good order,
and We think IL Is fine map. You should
certainly be aole 20 dispose Of large
number Of them Yours truly, va
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LAHHecN wtth $500 81 bsNso01nA Cooooo1o
With stsafnsr kfysr for rsrsnA
TEssA day iesssasea eosdsy
Leaves Ceimaa e<.cx ssos Of Ss4 1azsie ssees4
sEATTLE AND TACOMA NAVIGATION CO
tLAUD TEouf. FRANK W oooDHCk.
SreA ~.
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M.,nrr Wa,b. March 81. is92

MaLorr. WASH. March 81. 1904
Post Intelligencer Co., Seattle. Wash. -
Gents: / have received the map and arm
well pleased With IL Think IL well worth
IS. which Is would cost to 60 10 store
and buy IT, Long may the Post-lntelli-
gencer live and prosper. remain yours
verv respectfuliy. s. H.
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SsoW sV8A utVIA EXCuA20k
NM foax, Aug. L--Stocks opened firm
~ sfs9her. Heavy gold imports, bsaief
snAs kasaks viii continue to add 70 eircuiA-
80. srsd reduction IN posted rate sterling
e1chaass Tor sixty day bills to Aso.
contributed to buoyAnt opening. Stocks
eoutiiss:sd strong. stimulates By reports at
x2.0oo, fsO gold Engaged for import Feel
lag N sagard - failure q nonsy market
wss dsstdsdly Improved. Shorts became
aiarnsa and hastsns1 - cover.
Rtss e 70 ~ scorsd With much
animAs.on. Sugar advanced ~:
ChtceEo gas like amount: General Elee-
the SO: Laks ohoss ~: wsssssn Union
z Rsslizations caused reaction u to I.
~ Il market 80 sssady. Stocks made
fuSthsf odvanee after II on heavy
purchssee. Que q tovn ordsrs being
unusaaily lafxa. BurIlneton advanced
- u Kosthvsstssn 70 se3<, Sugar TO 20.
Cniesss Gee 70 -. Noon market strong.
Alter noon some Of the smaller bulls re-
alised profits and prices yielded to 3K
pr cssst. The beaFs 1t once started 70 pus
out fresh line Of short contracts, bat
s1sss bsisf spoil a weakness the market
again ssd With effective support. and - .
rule The best figures Of the day were A.
tainsss after the delivery hour, The larg-
ct adsancss we're 9sk In Chicago Gas. 3 in
Lackssanna. 81 in General Electric; Bur-
lingtsn q Quincy, *: Northwestern, 69< !:
Lake Shore. 61s; Western Unien. 5N:
Rock Island and Nanhattan. s. and sc.
Paul. sx. The close WAS strosg.
Governments bonds--Weak.
Psssolsum-Firmer: Csc bid.
BISANcIAl.
Neesy On eall-Easy; closed offered ct 3
Per cent Prime mercantile paper-s@l2
per cent Sterling sxchanee-Firmse
sixts-day bills. 3AS0ix: demand, 4AS2N0
Boz silver. 70Xc; Mexican dollars. 5e3<c.
No silver ealeo.
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For information concerning this
map call At the publication Office or
address
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LYDIA TWOAR0ON.
Leaves Colmaa doek NoaAsys. WsdaseAayD oad
fsidays q : . ~ fns Uisg.sea. Duss uamsiAI
eansos. seabeck, nrlanen. Dsweeso. Isitwan0
faiio. Moodspcrs aod uaien City end tntermsdsaso
sessts. arriving - Unies City q p .. Leaves
saios city - $50 n, ToeodaSe. rhsFsdayo
TMOMP9OS 00OA
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KoKrslaH, B. C.. May 70, isss.

k0EftLAH. =. e, My -, IS5z-
Editor Post Intelligence, Seattle. Wash.
Dear Sir: / have received the map OF
the world, etc. and arm pleased TO state
that I am thoroughly satisfied with IL
Yours truly. W. ;.
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FIR. Idaho. Feb. q. lS84
The Seattle Post Intelligencss Co, Sc
attic, Wash.-Sirs: received the double
wall map short time ago. and in good
condition. Am more than pleased With
IL II Il worth double the prica Yours
truly. HI.
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CiEvKIAxp, Wash, Feb. 2, $50.
Editor Post Intelligence. Seattle Wash,
Dear Sir: received your premium map
vhich r.yes US great satisfaction. Ny vile
thinks il Ia worth moro than the paper
and map both cost. She Is much ds.tghted
with il. Yours very respectfully, b. r.
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s1HAMKR xLLm

Leaves ~ - WasAiaGsoo sesese 1any enoou
ossaay. - SIS . n. aaa $50 p - ~ oslo
q u u1p tscfa1ss hsea ~ Pen Orchard Kssup
- passtss caa - acceDnedsssd - osaAayA
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Bosroy. NasA. June ~. 1892.

Bosrox, NasA, June 10. 1892
Post Intelligencer Co.. Seattle, Wash
Gents: I received some time since vour
excellent map Of the United States and
the world map on the reverse SIDE, and
am pleased with it II forms handsome
and valuable addition to my Office, and
cannot fail to b satisfactory "a any one
map. Yours truly. X. L.
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LANGLEY. Wash.. March 81, 1854
Post lntelligencer Publishing Co. Sc
atsle, Wash.-Gents: I would say that I
am delighted With the map Il came In
good order and il daisy. Al.
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OHrARro, Canada. April :. 1s02
Post Inteliigsnces. Seattle. Wash.
Gentlemen: The premium map received
in good order, and IL gives perfect sasisfac-
ton. am yours truly. u. II.
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Aberdeen, WASH, Feb II. 1891
Post-Intelligencer Co., Seattle. Wash
Premium map received and gives perfect
satisfaction. Yours respectfully. A. II.
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NoRrH YAKIMA. WASH. Feb 5. 1897
Post-lntelligencer, Seattle WASH
Gents: Enclosed please find stamps for
balance due on subscription and map.
Much pleased with map. Think i In .
6ne premium. Yours respectfully, 8. s.
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LUMMI. WASH, Feb. 4 lS9.
The Post Ieteiligencer, Seattle. Wash
Doar Sirs: received your premium map
In good condition. Many thanks for Il.
Respectfully yours u. j.
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wrsr rEsspALs, Wash.

WEST FERSpAL1, Wash.
poot.IntelliGencer, Seattle, Wash
6irs: received one of your premium
maps the other day and it 10 line map in
every respect and deserves praise Yours
truly, JIM.
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LArAa, WASH. Ish O. 1880.
acknowledgement, Seattle. Wash.-
Dear Sirs: Map received in good Shape.
We'll pleased With 1t and also the paper.
Yours respectfully. d. u.
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Looxrsrox. Wash Feb. 8. is9a

LBpHtStNNs
Post In teiiigcneer. Seattle. wash
I received your map snd IL b away be
yond nv expectations. l think II y worth
iuiiv ten times the money You ask for II.
and is the bsss map have ever seen pub
iished. Yours with respect }. =
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Ctsicsso, Aug. Wheat opened ner-
vots., ranged s.as,.e higher. broke &c.
ani xiv rallied TO iise. broke p &c on an
nossacement OF the failures on the board,
Advanced Ss.c aud ruled steady. closed
Arr. at SA.c higher than yesterday. The
strength is owing to the I'm proved financial
ous. ok. Receipts. 10000 bushels; ship
nae Is. i27 60 bushels.
Wheat --s1asn. ssse. September, S2i<c.
C.s.n-Cssh. 2s'se; September. Sss.c.
Csn-cssh. 2Ssse; September. &c.
Exe--tasf, 5Ssac.
barley Nominal.
Fsax~Sas Ufi.@
= snothy-N ~
F.ssk-casA, 81 -. September. $lsi0
lsrd--cash, 81 ssl. September. $40
sort Rlhs--Casn. 500; September,
GaA
sAoaiaers-s ..s)e1sa
CHICAGO LIVE srccx-
tgafcAao, Aug a-CAttie-R soeipss, l9.
fsa ;sead The market vas asa voc lover.
s,eea common. sSssSSs; Texans. SECS,
We erns. g. tssss3 ~: sscckers ". los@ = "a
.l,ss-Rec~ipts. =. 40 head The mar
kes gas .setsN lower. Mixed and packers.
81 .94Ss; rrime heavy and butchers
w.s.;es.. - Sssa&tD: choice light mixed.
"a Isst 10: sorted light, ~ sleSAA.
Sseer--Recespss, is.oo head. The mar
ks. vas aSsa Soc lower Eses- $SefSas;
ns a eves and weshcrs, IS 2Sei3 as; all
w,,a,e-S. 0-ssf4ss. Westerns. $38S 30;
Texans. s. ssvs3A
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MEADOW. WASH. Feb. 3. ls02
Post-Intelligencer Co., Seattle, Wash
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-03

SPOKANE January IL, 1884
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testimonial TO the excesseat qualities Of Iatip,a
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1le-Sseady; Straits. $iS.s5 bid. Plates
--cA'et and steady, spelter--steady; do
messtc. $500.
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rHELAW lNTERvENEs.

The Ohio Legislature passed the
stroek bill last Thursday, making 1t an
offepse punishable by fine from 500
10 s.. 600 for any newspaper publisher
10 print obscene pictures in any adver-
tisement. or to advertise cures for pri-
vats diseases.
This is an advanced step in legisla-
ton. and while upon general principles
It is unwise to legislate upon every
crook and in Of the body polite, this
question. Of permitting publishers OF
public prints TO exercise their own
ideas Of what is obscene and immoral
and detrimental to the public good, is a
mooted one.
There are publishers and pub
fishers, and it goes without say
ing that what one win not ad-
NIT into his paper because Of its
immoral tone, another will see no harm
70.
IL is this wide range OF difference IN
the ideas Of publishers which has caused
the Legislature Of Ohio TO add another
statute to her code for the protection
and elevation Of the morals Of her peo-
pie.
Certain publishers may thank them
selves for this law being placed upon
the statute books.