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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-08-02
FRESH TURNIP SEED.

Now there's no use in wasting
time, we have the goods and you
can do no better. Come to see us
or send your orders.
Bixby's best shoe Polish 10cts,
Sunlight Gelatine 10cts per COX
good. Best Teas speciality, 70cts
lb.
If you are troubled with reaches,
bed bugs or vermin, get a bottle of
"Dead Stuck" 25cts per bottle,
large size.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-08-02

Best SO cents
I'm | a un d r i e d
White Shirt in
Marietta.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-08-02

Ladies White
Canvas Oxford
Ties, kid lined
and trimmed at
SIPS.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-08-02

Ore lot 65cts
Sus p g n d e RS,
slightly damaged,
at % cents.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-08-02

VENT | a ting
Corsets with strip
for Summer wear
80 cents per pair.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-08-02

Ladies guaran>
teed Fast Black
hose, plain or
drop stitched.
Plain with ribbed
top, per pair Is
cts. Extra quail,
".
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-08-02
10 pieces white
small check Main
socks at 5 cents.

Small lot Knot
ted Swisses and
Printed Muslins
were 129 cents
at s cents.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-08-02

Mems Drill
drawers, extra
large sizes, per
pair 25 cents.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-08-02

Ten quarter
Sheetings bleach
ed, per yard q
cents.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-08-02
Turnip Seed for every, body.

"No,0 said Farmer BIS wife.
lame amt fur everybody. Josiar,
he's done his best, but he never
will git famous" "What was his
ambition ?" ''Ter get his picter in
the paper. He set up nights trying
to think of some ailment to take
patent medicine fur, but he was so
overpowering healthy, there wasn't
a single thing fur him to get cured
Of" You can easily guess he
bought all his groceries from Me-
Clatchey's. Cream cheese 6 lbs for
S1.0O. Fresh prunes 15cts per lb.
ut was pretty stormy last night"
"Yes, and as [ was late getting
home, | found my wife up waiting
tor me and don't you forget 1T was
stormier inside than out" That
comes Of his forgetting that grated
pine apple at McClatchey's, 20cts
can.
81 want to see the boss OF the
house." said the peddler to
the mother, who answered the
door bell. ''Pm sorry" she res
piled, as she gently closed the
door, "Eut baby is asleep Just now"
She acknowledged the truth as she
must when she tries one Of those
Dove Hams at McClatchey's and
says there is none better, only 1916
per pound.
Best Laundry Soaps, Ivory, Octa>
gon Glory and Jewel Soaps. Am.
monia large size bottle 10cts. Best
Inks 65cts OF bottle. All brands of
Snuff and Tobacco. Leaf tobacco
Is and 20cts per ID.
We hear good deal said about
the quickness' Of Irish wit, but after
all now is it strange that an Irish
man should say "Pat" things, nor
is it strange that for all the fresh
canned goods, corn, canned beef,
Salmon, Lobster, &C., you would GO
to McClatchey's.
For Breakfast try can of fresh
Peaches or Apricots, nothing better,
Oatmeal Flakes, Wheat Flakes, a
pitcher full OF Jelly 2Octs, all al
McClatchey's.
Try those sailed crackers, Oat
Meal Waters, Boston Biscuit
Why heat your stove for T when
you can always find nice meal
cheaper and better at McClatchey's
store.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-08-02

Ii n g n l. q D
r o b g 8, $3.50
quality, for S1.25.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-08-02
20 pieces 10cts
quality of Apron
Ginghams at Z
cents.

Japanese Fold
ing Fans, 5 and
10 cents.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-08-02

Extra size Mos
quito Nets, made
up, round or
square frame, for
$3.50.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-08-02

r e d Table
Cloth at SO cents
per yard.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-08-02

New shipment
narrow :Valen>
cennes Laces Just
received.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-08-02

Ready Monday morning, August 6th cases. Black and WHITE
Gray Turkey Red Indigo Blue, and Shifting Cacoes all full
standard goods, at cents per yard.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-08-02

Ladies French Kid Hand Made Shoes by Edwin
g. Burt regular price $3.50 $3.50 We will sell you your
choice for s239. Pine hand made Russia Leather Low
Shoes, worth $3.50, closing at s1.89. Shoes
of every kind at lowest prices.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-08-02

Steel Nickle
plated Scissors
and Shears, all
sizes at Is cents.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-08-02

Extra heavy
yard wide Sheet
ings at 5 cents.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-08-02

80 inches wide,
figured Iri 8 b
Lawn, at 10 cts.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-08-02
Good Check
Homespuns at
3 cents per yard.

School Boy
Jeans splendid
quality per yard,
10 cents.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-08-02

Embr OF d cry
Cottons in all
colors, 5 cents
per bali.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-16
LYNCHING IN OHIO.
A Negro Ravisher Taken From
Jail and Hanged.
SHERIFF CALLED THE MILITIA
nb3a, R0xhsR 1haa Have 1F0sbas, Ne
ssss shs Tsssps ss<k 80 Les
Naa9ne Tsks 1as C~arsa.

CIxvxrsyr, Arrl fa-seyno7f Sswian-
. Negro With bad repasxsson. ccm nssssd
. crinin.s assaal. last night upon "a SD
woman named Nrs. Knowles. living -
EashsyivsniA. Loean coznty. O. He uss
captured this morring. bzs When tas
sher1d arrived fro-a Beassscn taice 20 take
charge of tas psisose< . uoo which
had collected refused 10 give him
up The sheriff s1mDoned oosse. bus
stall tie mob would NOT yield A call vas
then zsds On the militia and . company
iefs Bsliesonsains late this evening for the
sceae os the trouble. The infuristed
citizens warned the sheriff ssas they
we're determined. and blood vonid Gov
before the rrlsoner woa.d % s1r-
rendered. and an attempt ~ rescue
voul1 be useless. ~ dynamite bombs we're
under the jail and the prisoner we1ld Be
blown TO aroaa The militia arrived. sGs
after parieying the sheriff decided % do
nothing. aad the trcops we're returned.
Soon after she mob inside raid on the
jail and the 5aisiinz Vas overturned
A moose was put about the negro's neck
and be vas dragged 20 . tree about LOO
yards distant A dozen willing hands
grasped the rope. and the negro vas swung
into the air. Al his body rose above the
mob the ar Was rent with the shouts o!
tAs men and women rho had nbsed
10 witness the iynching. As soon as the
work wss finished she mob dispersed and
order Was restored
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-16

The schooner Jennie Carter has been
wrecked GA SaEiso1ry beach, Aasa, and
NJ. the crew droS1ed
The surnerbznd, Of Colorado. Wyonin &
and Nes McKee,. IN sesssoa n Denrer. re-
fused 20 indorse the free coinage Of silver.
Lorin e. Tharsson and bride sailed Sat-
uriay for Honolulu, where tney VII! re-
main anti alter the constitutions ecnven-
tioa.
Tae residence of James Krink. Eve miles
vest OF J.nesy.lIe Wis. xas hurned sun
cay evsaing and sAree children, aged 5, 10
and l.. perished.
The elections held Sunday for members
of the Portuguese chamber OF decuties re-
suited IN the reszra Of o gcvern nens ma
jority Of aboa: forty
A ciondburss At Troy, thirty miles south
OF Waco, Tex, overaoxed Elnore bottom.
washed cut crops for mics. swept Away
numerous houses and drowned much
stock.
DR.. Lewis Swif,. the .omet-fnde- and
astronomer. has left Rochester and viii
pant hi. ,elescoue On Echo mountain.
near Pasadena, Cal. he is q years osd,
and IN vigorou. health
The West End Land Company. OF Nash
vile, Tenn. owning about SO acres OF
suburban property. divided into lots and
vasEed ~ <xnnta has made an assign
naent. Liabilities $50 e0a-
William Russell. Of Stewart, Pa. vas at
tending the funeral of Squire r. r. Hest.
who committed suicide, Friday. JUST As
the CORPSE was being laid into the grave
Russell Tell back dead. creating panic
A race between Yo Tambien, CARLSBAD
and Clifford - being arranged Tor Nash
vile. Tenn. May L The Cumberland
Park Club offers q purse OF S, 600, and the
owners are 70 put up stake OF $i.NO .
corner.
4 Union Pacific train Was ditched half .
mile east of billiard. Wyo.. Saturday
night William LesabyIdse. engineer. and
o. III. George, fireman, were instantly
killed Two mail cars we're derailed and
the engine thrown down al embankmen.
twenty-five feet high.
Senator Allen. Of Nebraska, has intro
duced 3 bill to prevent the abuse of legal
processes by United States courts. Ii pro-
hibits judges OF Fedora. courts from grant
ing inIunctioDs or restraining orders
agains: the endorsements of laws enacted
BY any state legislature untli after the
formal trial Of the case IN which such suit
Is brought.
A tank car filed with oil caught IRE
from . heated Journal AZ Chicago Saiur-
day. The fire department. seeng danger.
Withdrew. as she ire could not spread. A
crowd gathered 70 watch the blaze, when
the tank exploded, hurting broken iron
and fame in all directions Charles
Mueller. q boy. WAS killed: Patrick F.tx-
simmons. John KIelnefeiis and John
Foul fatally injured, and ice crsnsson
bruised and burned, bat not fatally.
California hsd mild vinser, and there
is prospee. OF 3 large hop crop. Around
Sacramento the roots are unhealthy, and
many thousands have been torn 40. This
will IN measure offset the increased acre
aga of % per cent Around Ukiaa the
plants wintered well The increase o!
acreage - Per cent Around Santa Rosa
the crop will be heavy, new yards coming
into bearing Around Heaidsburg rain is
needed. but large crop IS expected.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-16
DESTROYED ais HAPPINESS.
Highwaymen Disturb Mr.. weeden's Re-
Sections bat overlook Diamonds.

HIghwaymen Disturb Mr.. weedeu's Re-
Sections bat overlook Diamonds.
y. A Weeden. . newspaper man, who
lives at the Atkins block on Columbia
street, was held CD by highwaynsn aboa.
midnight Saturday on Thomas near
Depot street. and rcbhed of SIG The high
waymen overlooked two valuable dia.
monGs
Mr.. Weeien took girl TO a social gath
ering Saturday evening and gallsn:ly es-
corssd her home to her residence on
Thomas street IN North Seattle
Taen With a light heart he turned
his steps toward the more thickly
populated par, of the city. tie had Dot
gone far when n stranger, with black
uustseae that nlirht have been false. ac-
eostsd him ard inquired the way TO Depot
street. Mr.. Ncedea vas - happy ;hs; he
forgot al about danger, AMI readily gave
the desired Information. The strarr~-
seemed to be eonieatea 10 yak along with
Mr.. Wee3ea. and eonversed very socially.
Suddenly man with black mask an
pssred before them, and As a big gun was
showed iate NJ. Wre4en's face. he heard
the unpleasant words, Hands IN"
Nr. Wesden put his hands up IN the air
2aaas +sFS%ts 20 as SaE F-A%% anu - S-GSI "a
recently acquired acquaintance vent
through his pockeis He took SD. sn ,he
noasy NJ. Weeden had. bui forgot a5ont
diamond rag and a diamond pin that
was concealed in Mr. Weedens coat After
the 900 was baisbea the highxayr,en tad
their victim 20 make tracks" ana r.,
sooner had he complied than they d.ssn-
peared themselves. Tie police have no
clue 10 the identity OF the robbers. NJ
Nessten = nos ecagrssu!atins himself
that his watch vas al the jewelers.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-16

ezre r>trenes -asns In city sad esznsy ~
fasrs and snssss upon lover tar raEes. Is -
cesl-ec sast the fares Scr nexs year b est
.: Least frora = 10 % Per cent No sstses
vkssE tks v.snssssa and mill sevy zsy -
sAe taxpayers demand that shs scsras
snozns In taxss pssd - ret1es1- Tsxpsy-
err feeI. 10 nsstter how msch 10 rsssed %
saxes. Is viiI - I'll spent and sksrs<oxs 20
seczrs rstrsrehmens IL - SAFER 60 BEGIN ~
Fefzssnr 20 psy iares On Variations hsse<1
upoz sxtrsvsxsrcs ia effcs. Tie banks
esp>cisily fe<s that tkeT hsve seez Assessed
f0r every dollar Of fhssr y.lnasssa. While
eshsr institutions have bssn assessed for
nst ever 90 o. 20 per e<nt An6, besides.
the BANKERS claim fhas the assessor nss
erred IN assessing shesr real estate. which
Is part OF the banks' cap9tel sleek asd
thsn assessing The csrssaa stock ASA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-16

lae po,ice think that Henry Koealer,
Who RAs seos in tire leg hy pspaEv United
>ta'ss Marshal Wills a. North Yakima
Sunday, - enc of the Seattle petty lar
eea.sss She esasea So fnach trouble las,
IA Tas aaa,e g!vsa At Yakima j. Henry
ACeh-er, aal on she police records @. shiS
csF the name IS Harry. He VAS arrested
iAst September By offlcsr Glasseock Ga
sasE@eaon q. having stossa elocx
- enc APPEARED - clRlEs the prop
eF'y and lie SIS released. Some time
tRtrf Mrs. J. III. Araold. wao lives AT
>f-t2 seveaih ana Isse streets, rpon re-
'sEa4Ss home from the hop feds, discaw-
sFsa thai her etSeS had gone. she re-
ported sas matter 10 the police and foana
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-16

The NoTte-Nsstssa tlra.tei leaving Minrese-
ola s2t ~ Past every cav sn tie yesr Cor Cas-
eSSo carrie, the ases. rs4gross ears SAsca tie
Nut3& hss Ny~T seeE- Tawy are res g.ocss xG-y a
Auset, smoking ard library ca. aeGa.s state
rUaga s1esqlrs car. 9rsws,g- esq. dsE-
irs car ana a private ess1aPSEsfaeei sissp-
iGs esr Il tsok lanxss 81 &estga these eass
taAR ~ hatl4 fsezs. Esusa sgtegtsaa was
s Yea - tas ass&sls FEztses Sss sa5 AsAis4 Pc
ssSsa- - Wsax4s are saassysx ine5es IL
clssaTie- Nga ~ Keep slesl
faea a. oss tse AIT teaescapsaz device IA.
SsSssy 0s6vF tsAsaEs &ss gaeSi 20 decrease sac
s73ssy az sssve> TIE STEPS rafsingxA s8ar2s.
Sts, are AZ of sid 0Tkss kt<sly - ssas Z
y hsa yes ssEvet - sure yeaT ssexets real 80
re Nsfia esteEa- BsFtas IN sae ABOVE ears .:
tss sasas fsses ct az a1dSasrr s.ssp@E h. n,
l@SASr' F~Sss soGa4 sSsae III CAszry street..
s2Afx.a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-16
EE SONAI-

Walter Miller. of Portland, IL registered
at the Occidental.
J. A. Loomis, = mining man from Butte,
;sa guest ~ the Occidental
Ell Kennedy, shingleman At Wool
ley. IS guest AZ the Nsler.
DR.. and Mrs. A. +. Wahlenberg, Of Chi
cage, are guests 81 the Northern.
J. VI. Morley. OF Hutchinson, Kan. is in
the city. stopping At toe Northern
W. W Mish. the Everett shinglemen, is
in town registered ~ the Northern
III. W. Higiey, mine owner. at CONGO
nglly. IS registered st the Occidental.
James Morris, Of the 81. Paul and Ia
coma Mil st Tacoma. - a. the Differ.
Charles Butler. of PORT Townsend, for
merry .. this city, IS at the Arlington.
A. J. Splsxn. the wholesale butcher at
Yakima. IS stopping at ,he Occidental.
Victor 4. Roeaa.. of New whatcom. is
In tosn. saess at the New Arlington
T. D Howe. y cigar manufacturer OF
Kansas Cay, IS guest st The Occidental.
Albert kreu. jr., of Cincinnati, and
William Eoeiing. Of Baltimore, are 81 the
Northern.
NJ. and Mrs. ". S. Twosood are tourist.
from Marion, O, registered a. the
Northern.
Fred Baasman and ais bride returned
Yesterday from San Francisco and are ST
the Northern.
D.. D q. Lewis surgeon OF the United
States nsvy. - here from Port Townsend,
stopping a; the Northern
Mrs Y. z. prgne- and caildrsn. Of Fair
haven. sad Mrs. Jennie Sasser, OF Blaine.
are Stopping a. ;he Arlington.
Miss Grace Robinson. Of Mount Vernon.
and Miss Ola Tvffrei, of fisrson. srenI
Sunday al the Dlller With Mss Jessie
Burg.
q. Jacobs. manager Of the Oregon CITY
Manufacturing company. which manu-
iaetur~s so0.ea goods. - AZ the o9c.-
9e1taL
Mr.. and Mrs. J. y. Kinney. Mss Ttlien
and Miss lsAael 2. Talaen. Of Ne. YORK.
came Up from S8ashera California yesEer-
&ay and are az the Northern
Mrs. James Nsisl aaa son and Mrs. ".
conner rem AIS ~ she Northern Gatii
Nc. o'Se.Is ard Mr.. CSnnog return from
British Columbia on Wednesday.
john [. Dale, chairman II the board al
ecunly commissioners Of skayst coaafv
IL I. hGsard. Assessor 81 tAe same
county, II. NJ Jaryis, mayor OF Moant
Vernon. sna Barney Jarvis, sAingss mi!i
man, a<S IL the city.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-16

waaTcox. Apr. l7-fSp<ciai The
Bears os Trade. q; rscsns meeting.
PASSED . resolution favoring tssayiag s1s
commencement Of work zDcn the caFstoa
bzii9sng =. olympia nnsil farcs s1shcsens
20 gs4y fer its construction are yealsxsd
from tie ssss cf tie cxpssc4 lsnds- A RESI-
luton xss also adopted calling upon The
county commissioners 20 rebate tas pes
atty upon delinquent taxes rsta July /.
iss& The hoard doesn't oo9ecs 10 IN IN
tersss charge of 10 per cent 1: Vas Also
resolved tia: TIE eosasy assessor IN max
ing the assessment for this year should
gsse due consideration TO the depreciation
In property values. Cars, Jefferson, of the
government snag boa. skAgEs. has written
for Information sboat the sooksack river.
which the legislative COMMITTEES viii far
nish. The com mIfsse appoin.e1 20 invests-
gsse taesffairs u the 9stgncs Puget Sound
Loan, Trast and Banking Company re-
ports thai aniess nsoney Is reassxet within
sixty days from thsrsy saiis brought sxainss
cebicrs sufficient - pay the rasss pressing
cialfas against the bank IN assessment
upon the ssock viii be Iesied. The cuin-
hon - expressed tia; al depositors will be
paid in fail in course Of tine. Ia references
20 ;he affairs OF the First National bank
Comptroller Ecksis writes THAI . PROPOSE
ton 80 assess the stock is under considers
taon and that the cases commenced IN the
Federal eoars against some Of the banks
debtors viii not be transferred 10 the 81
perior court here ~ requested
There ~ now probability that the can.
merry proyecs may bear fruis-canned fruit
--one gentleman aioae having authorized
subscription Of 5000
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-16

A. g. Tru5s has Withdrawn from the
Prendergast prosecution He thinks
Judge Cheifaln viii rae in favor Of the
murderer
Ex-Cus,ouls Inspector Charles Douglas.
Of San Francisco. convicted of opium
smuggling. las been sentenced TO one
years Imprisonment IN jail and 70 pay
fine OF IS. Goa
Henry b. Greeting. . cigar manrfac-
surcr Of Quincy. ILL.,. shos himself through
the head Thursday IS the result OF imam
eiai quarrel with has broIher-in las. Al
fred kroman.
Nv Watkins. q veil-so-do farmer near
Hiawa,ha. Kan, on Sunday morning IA
tally shot his second wife, to whom he
had been married only few months,
then killed himself.
d. s. Macleaa. the murderer of Mrs.
Emncas, ~ Fontaueiie Ia, vas indicted
for murder in the first degree Thursday,
and was also indicted for assault with in.
ten; to kill Ida Menser.
James GiIligan and James Tovne have
been arrested IN San Francisco for holding
up street. car On the San Bruno road and
rosbing the conductor and two passen-
gers on Friday night They secured two
gold watches and 30
The trial Of sx-Mayor Loughrsn, Of Hot
Springs. Ark. who was indicted for as
saul. with intent TO XIII upon James
Ramey. private secretary Of Superinsend-
ent Richardson. Of the Hot Springs rail-
road. resulted in acquissal.
In . street fight at Memphis, Tenn,
Saturday night in which seventeen shots
we're fired. Policeman Hayes and a conn-
tryfnan named Gullings were killed. G1l-
linrs and . companion we're aching in .
dssorderly manner. when Hayes and an
other officer attempted 10 arrest them.
The Weiis-Fargo reward for the capture
Of Evans and Soatag vas divided thus
Marshal Gard, for capturing Sontag
s., 90: Sheriff Kay and Detective Capelie,
for Evans, s. 90, 10 be divided. The state
reward vas divided thus: Marshal Gard
81 so. Jackson $500, Burns $500. Ra-
pel5e 81. co.,
Pete Sullivan, who assisted in the muir
der OF a rsncher in Carrie Bradley's house
OF iil-farne in Portland dozen years ago,
placing Lille Morreit and Lottie Taylor
now living At Sisson, Shasta county, Cal,
| under the name OF Carrie sullivan.
grand jury a. Minneapolis Is invesii-
eating Mrs Christina Miller. a black
mailer, whose method was TO secure en-.
ploymepf as . domestic. On some prete II
| she would get the head of the family ia,o
her room, when aecompiices would rush
| in and find them together. She 90; s., coo
/ from III. :. Ssede in this way. When she
| tried TO blackmail George A. Bracket. the
/ Republican leader, ne exposed her, and
she Is now under arrest
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-16

GOWNS. April f3--ESp~cial The
Stevens county RepublIeans will hold their
primaries on the FIRST Monday in June
and the county convention IN Coiviile on
the Last Monday Of that month. They
viii have enc delegate for each Twelve
votes east for Gov. MeGraw at the last
election, and one delegate for each fraction
Of twelve votes. This will be the Srsi con-
yention of the campaign. The Popusists
threatened 10 bold their convention in
May. bat for some unknown reason they
have changed their minds. and Il 10 nov
said that they will hold on Until the Re-
publieans have declared themselves The
Democrats Will probably hold late con-
vention, perhaps as late as August or
September. The attempt of some of the
local politicians TO bring about fusion of
the fcpulisis and Democrats in this
county has fallen through The Old line
Democrats we're the chief kickers upon this
movement. bat the Office seeking cad Of
the third party did their share of object
Ing. The newest thing IN the politics Of
the connsy. and one ,ha, has been worry
ing the majority of the office-hunters. is
the movement for . taxpayers ticket. I.
IL proposed By some Of the heaviest tax
payers In the county 10 wait until the
three parties have settled upon their TIC
keis and then call Taxpayers convention
and make selection of taxpayers from ali
Of the tickets and having thus made up
their ticket OF taxpayers vote for il solid
just how much success this last-named
movement viii meet with remains TO be
seen. but IL 10 almost certain that such q
ticket will hnd its place on the ballot.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-16
-FOUR CORPSES FOUND
Search in the Buffalo Glucose
Works Ruins Begun.
TIE FIRE At SANTA CRUZ. CAL.
- HaspeA sAs G~srshssss. Ghsssssvn
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