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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-15
FOR REMEM-

day. Monday Tuesday, Wednesday.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday. When
properly adjusted, each pansy makes a
resting place for card or memorandum
that denotes an engagement for that par
ticular day.
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OLYMPIA. TACOMA AND SEATTLE
ROUTE.
O. Wiley Navigation Co.'S Steamer
MULTNOMAH.
SAN JUAN ISLANDS.
STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON.

Carrying United States mall. leaves City
dock. foot OF Main street. Monday. We'd
pesday and Friday at a. m for Port
Townsend. San Juan Islands and New
Whatcom-
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STEAMERS.
FLY ON THE FLYER"

SEATTLE TO TACOMA
Four round trips daily. except Sunday.
In one hour and twenty-five minutes.
THE STEAMER FLYER
Regular daily trips. le-Tacoma
route. foilC VS.:
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY. MAY 4
TIME CARD.
Single fare, zoe; round trip &c.
Leave Seattle-1:45, IL Id a m. z;$S. e.ls
o. m.
Leave Tacoma-e.sc am: I. 4:3o. .. IN
SUNDAYS.
Leave Seattle a. m: Il M: 2. m.
Leave Tacoma-9:So a. m; 2;0. I. 30 y. m
landing nj Northern Pacific wharf. Ia
coma. and Commercial dock. foot o. MA
riou street, Seattle.
Sundays. steamers Flyer and State or
Washington. fare Soc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-15

a. vrorkhaskets q aluos. every conce.va-
hle see and design. One % great conven-
geoce Is s. Standing basket OF pale yellow
enamel The top basket Is large and con-
.alrs A quantity OF pockets. Il g Lned
with yellow six and finished with \ deep
s-,u Of creamy lace. Below This basket ara
,vr3 5-hers-ons used exclusively for
thread and darnlne Gotten. while the {. he-
x rracel BY the buttoa bag. TIE basket
: a novelty fron the fact that 3; : 81
designed thai order Is APT 10 prevail Ism.
that ; novelty
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-15
HOOD cAxAr RorTE.


Tesv.s Co.uan's dock Mondays. y edrfs-
49, arf FrlSavs for Kingston. Port
Gsrnhl~. Ssabeck. Rrtrnon. IA-awau2 Fsl.s.
Ero.suort ard Union City, returning
A'''' - FRANZ ". GOODHUE. Agent
Telephone, Red 81
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HOODS CANAL ROUTE
sTEANER DELTA

Leaves Hsrrfngton's dock. foot Of Wash
inr'on street, Tuesday. Thursday ard
Saturday a. o'clock a. m. for kfnEston.
Port Gamble. SecEeCE. BEennon. Hoiiey,
p@~stfo. L.Iiiwgur pals. HoodspoFt and
Uulpn CITY. Returns alternate days.
Fare. Soc 70 All points.
A & Z. BERRY. Agent
y, TROUTMAN. Master.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.
p,.patch steamers from Seattle as fol-

rf.patch steamers from Seattle AZ fol-
- San Francisco, via Port Townsend
.na Victoria at a IN passengers re-
lived on board at I a. ND December 4.
. - - '.raska-Deceraher ana n
rrorn San Francisco for victoria ana
p'-get sound ports at q. m, DeceHDeR
!. s, II. Is. q. o. 81.
Tickets may be obtained a. the oSice OF
che company az Ocean dock, Seattle
GO0pATL PERKINS f. CO,
Csrersl Agents San Francisco.
IF TROwBRIDGE. Il. 3. supt-
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An Easy on.

st LOUIS Republic.
Sunday School Teacher-What are We
10 understand by this passage: we ask
ana receive not. because ye ask Rmiss@''
Precoclous Boy-Ought 10 ask a widow.
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TRIP

TttE VASCoUNER ROUTE-A TRIP
THROUGH THE ISLANDS.
c+..-,ar Trtouta A o Br.en. Master.
Leaves Tacoma. l. noon; Seattle, fssle~s
xr.-f o. m Monday AMI Ihuf Stays
e. por. Townsena AaAcoTtes- EairHayen-
- gSsteoEu Blaine and Friday HaToor.
aed Vancouver. arriving vancouver D II
Esrs 10 Blaine, So: fare 70 VANCOUVER. y
yo- further information apply 70 fssisrs
zrarf
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HZH. 2z}
(Arminog Haig.l
(Arminog Haig }
A REMINDER.

How 10 Make Handsome Engagement
Calendar for n Holiday Present.
A pausy engagement calendar is de-
vice of some one who fancled Shakes
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CUT RATES! CUT EAAESi
sEATrL E-TACoNA ROUTE
STEAMER CRICKET
MAKE. .br,s round trips daily. ss fouovs:
leaves Tacoma 10 a m. IL n. ana f.3
q m: leaves Seattle $40 - IL. I'D p n.
ard tbs p m
Fare. sc. go -.
SUNDAY Excurrions-Leave Tacoma sd
a. m. and l:33 p. m: leave seatue II = H.
and .-SO % IN Fare - cents
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STEAMERS.

EyERETr ROUTE-STIt. GREYHOUND
Daily Except Sunday.
Leaves Everett S:45 a. m, p. m
leaves Seattle II. 80 q m. and 4 80 D. m.
SI,ndavs-isaVes Seattle 40 p. m;
leaves Everett II s. m.
Fare-singIe tr ,. lac; round trip, slZ9;
connects with boat3 for Tacoma and sno-
homish- -. ,,,
street ~-.r,.
TON COMPANY.
c,.ra -,roun Pros. f. W. Goodhue. Sec.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-15
aAWARDEN CASTLE.
r.x the Gladstone Family
Celebrates Christmas.
= CHURCH IN THE MORNING.
-.,,v on the Lake I'm the Afternoon
ro~n whose Inhabitants wor-
ship the Grand Old Man.

sS-Son. Dec. For over forty years
= saeisas parish of .Ha~srden. nas glo-
- N being ne country nome OF Mr. and
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VICTORIA ROUTE.
FOR HONOLULU.
The Fine American Bark,
q ID u Y Y AN Il.

Jacobson Master
yru an from Pert Townsend for Homo
~ Ino,1. December Z. carrying a few
asin passengers For particulars apply
% J. Il. JACOBSON, Master
n PoTusCHILD & co. Agents,
~ Port Townsend
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sKAGIr RIVER ROUTE
Steamer w. \. MERWIN.
VIII leave Yes'er wharf for akagtt river
and way landings
SUNDAY. TUESDAY AND THURSDAY
MORNINGS,
At 7.50.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-15
LIB. LrNE-sKAGIr RIVER ROUTE


Leaves Seattle-December 10. az a. m:
December -, at a. IN; December IL. at
: a. m. Leaves Mount Nern0n-December
II, at "a. m. December D. at a. m:
December Is. At 7 a. m. Calling at TulBlip
going south Sunday and north Tuesday.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-15

Dally at u midnight except Saturday for
r-srnonds. Everett and Snohomish river
nofnfs landing at City uock. Seattle
LILLY. BOGARDUS 4 CO. Inc.
Tel Main 81 Owners and Managers.
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STEAMER MABEL.

- midnight. Tuesday, December 10, at ~
midnight: Thursday December II. Al Y
midnight Leaves Mount Nernon-Tues-
T1eeer1ber 12 al a. m: Saturday De-
her "a a. a. m. Calling 81 Edmonds.
Richmond. stanwood, Fir. Skagit City.
Naunt Vernon and Avon
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THE ALASKA STEAMSHIP co.'s
STEAMER WILLAPA.

CAPTAIN GeofkS tNoi'~tIs
,.,,,y Gss+4lo for Alaska December
,etb and every fifteen days thereafter.
~ j. O. CARROLL. Agent,
c.A-ph,rhar Dock Tel. pike IS
cuas r PEABODY. General Manager.
Eea''le
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!Daily. tDany except Sunday.
Short and direct line TO all points in
British Columbia. through tho principal
lun Der districts OF Western Warrington
General Office ColFnan block. Seattle
A ID sCROGGY. General Freight and
Passenger Agent
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-15

FOR RREMERToN. u. 4. DRY DOCK.
CHARLESTON AND SIDNEY.
GEN. CANDY.
Leaves Central wharf. I've round tripa
daily.
Leaves Seattle at $50 n m. and S.M
n. m, except tho second Sunday in each
month, then making one trip only. leay-
ing at ! p. N. Leaves sundays at n. m.
and y. m. touching at all intermediate
points.
Returning. leaves sidney at s:tS a. IN. and
II noon: leaves Charleston eft a. m. and
1870 y M leaves Bremerton at T:1s g. m
and lao p. m. arriving at Seattle At !
a IN. and 2:l5 p. m.
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CLEANERS

STEAMERS
PUGET SOUND AND ALASKA STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE
SrEAMsHIP CITY OF KINoSrUal
Between Tacoma and vicscrs. II q
s@smTIvi NJ 'Ta s,,'n ..n,ol.ri ::ss.n
ispm Nv s PIT Tewnssnd 5 Arn sym
.n..i pA except Monday Monday. Il A'' sSD@
STEAMER sEHoHA
Between Seattle and victoria. r. c.
n p m Lvi...... sSssttie ......IArt Spm
am Lv Port Townsend. ArlI1:0 > uS
6 am Ars...... Victoria ......lLvl q IN
'paily except Saturday.
These stesmers furnish nrst-ciass ace
commodations. carrying both freight and
passengers. and leave from Yesler wharf
Seattle.
For rates. sscl. inquire of
a G. yrRKEA
yesier Wharf SeattIa
l. A. NADEAU,
General Agent ~. p. r. r.. Seattle
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STEAMER GLIDE.

Leaves Commercial dock, Tacoma, ESQ
a. M. Mondays. Wednesdays and FRI
DAYS for olalla and way points. Leaves
Thursdays and Saturdays. for Buenna.
Stones Lan6inr and way points. Fare To
al points. sc. J. +. VanderhofY. Captain.
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For rates. esc.. inquire OF
a q. yrRKr0
yesier Wharf Seattle.
l. A. NADEAU,
General Agent ~. r. r. r.. Seattle.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-15

These stesmerr furnish nrst-ciass acs
commodations. carrying both freight and
passengers. and leave from Yesler wharf
Seattle.
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Between Seattle and Victoria. n. G.
10 p mLvi...... .Sssttie ......IAri Spm
I m Lvi. Port Townsend i Arlla:0 us
6 a m Ar. ..... Victoria ......lLyl IN
'paily except Saturday.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-01-31

Genaior Ssbal ppn Tmel GpHntp
bat cine bin sinsereidi, In ipeld,er bic
Wrnnouns finrr 1Iinben.xn In o.
~ pOrssitlaoen wisb. % wirs sur
Heit hbsr en- Otieb bsbattirt, unb "a IN
lanm sin 8lDtiIsl. bab biss 0sisb paiIi.
ren pirb, ipsl&es bic Gr5istun0 alisr
HIiubsn bHr& bsn Staai bsIlsmmi; es.
neuipdrtic ieubes unitr Giaat isins
0Ilnbsx telannifi6 nad Jslps. carr
telIt1 eln tfern<beab<B Gsuxt<aas. "a
~ 20 Uu6 oset nu1 1pfl ~ pe('
o. ten11l nssel 40 0ayl NJ
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-01-31
Scrr Rutb wafd,t i6lsnt.

IcT StnaislaHelOmmlildr Ruib bdt
te utellrIdlt aus Der [aplUr HiiGTc uldt
mrbr w,e elu ishr iinrics gl,btrnuru
pOu ScrlCn otS &Ulits NdpUnacirnesn.
ndhNCm rr IN 10 gut gCipiclirr Ont
raltung ben lluituIoIgcn asipielt hGttS,
iriocr nbcr uGbm NGs llhtrrin6uugs
comltc In Elcrrc irlut SstbcuCruuesu
ntht iiir bdnrc Wunje bun uuo bot Tim
Die Shnlnic ihcu tlpaS abacwninsn --
uno Serr ALih waidli ihlrdt. am
RUutus purNe SUlsrucrS aus glcrrr
bsrihisi
-9Ul. Ruih bsisusis Dor ocm llHlrr,
iuhunascUEiiie upr poar Idsrr, oab
tr ben SupOr sriu6bntru Srisi niht st.
idrieben, ,uHo oaB CT nit osm StnSr
meiiter tCius @elossihdits bate, ousst'
nommeH in Susi 5illtn uOn TspO,
Iitsn oon is $4,000 in irincr
Saut in De Smsi. Aber berr q.
Boso. siH Reiisuoer iar cine 5irmn Die
amtlihs Sormulnrt psrtauii, uno Der
nit alien GUHntpbsamtsu I'M Staais be.
iarnt If, bat btjsuat. .ea6 tr imsommcr
oes SahreS 1891 IN Der Siiicr ots
SOnntpihnsmsiitsrs "a 9rmi[iOn sinsH
Brief BON Ruib asiehen, Der on 1apIUr
aeElhttt. abcr, pbne 9rpslirl ourh riuen
Wtbarii'. nn ben GouuipihasmsiIisr
aeithidt worosu ipdr Zen genaRsu
@UrtInut Nes SI,eies iOHHte Serr SOue
nit,t wIsesraebsn, bUh sab CT ben On
bait an. ndmlih -ou6 Rutb aidt @il'
lens Jet Sur 5eit bic bsipubisn s40,O 900
5erausSusebsn uno enB sr Oas ibtridI.
Iiss S6nIssIO nidt shsr UtrtbeiIrH mir.
BE-. bis CT Surhdichrs."
Zoe lluisrbaus Der geaislaiur
bat sin SpssialcOmtis sIRannt, bas
&utb's amtsosrtuoItuHs ssuau inter
Iu6en ipa.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-01-31
@snsraIiWimns @ asntmann.

Wlit ietem neuen Triumph Der re.
iubmiiiiOus' ieinolihen Matts i'm 6taa.
&c in irhbsren assislaiurtn ipuds nur
Der sntitlsHsHe @issrItanS Der 2ibera.
len; nit ieoem fueiiersn Sabre ssllit 20
ii6 ilartr beraus, iuit perftblt eas Bro.
bibiiionseeiss iuor; tas gerianoen nod
elmer neutu abliimmuHe iuuros INNER
aasemeineT, is ldnssr bieis peripeiaert
ipurbs, be ihlieblid bas Shnslein Der
@anse beitimmier xno mutbiaeE iit
Jnr @siuimiRiOH binneists - aIlss
eies sneesebeH, 10 bari ober Gnd nidt
ssreeFsn ipsrotH. bab bic ieinblihsn
Borpoiten cine 10 quite gerbiHouns mil
ben @anielmhtbisen uHtfr Der liberalsn
Trupps baiten, oab INNER nod bic De.
iabr perblisb, oo6 our& llsberlauier
BEN prpbibiiiunsbeers iuieosr bas lie.
berssipidt sessbeu iphree. Gs beenri.
&c olie eines seihidtsn Gabrers, bic IL
beralrn SieibsH Suiammensubaltea unb
oieier Shbrsr mar Serr R. aouimann.
einer Der 9aupiibtilbabtr Der eipur
Jalier BraxsreissieliHait. SsiHsS
Hnermhclihen @a6Iamleit nnb biple.
mniiihen @eipanbibeit Inn Werfsbr nit
ben 2eeislotOreu in Der enfiidt Siea
Der gleiubmiliien in arpbsm Weabe sn.
,uiareiben. GO ipiro in ben bisrauI
beShsliten Relbuuseu ppn 8ierrs nod
mit bsipnbsrem 9la6orud asiteub as.
madt, bnb Or. 2aufmaHn iid Hid,t e.
ipa bss nabelisesnoen liebsrseuaunas.
mitiris, - perbptens unb bod i'm ne,
teri.ub erbdltiids @strdnIs - bebisnl
is. ipnhfrn bic @0Iisrseiiter mar miI
@ernnniiariinben beldmpite.
@mn tnan bsbRit. bab bic Jahrer'
iHait aui probibitionifilher esite IL
ben 0dubtn elmer 5rau - Mrs. Grnn'
.snef ppn uberbeen - lae, tab bieIe mi
itren .Sdpeitsru. has 6nupirontin
sent Der NalIsrarmee bilbste, wsfteI
ben Sirsit pom 6tnnbpnnlte bss 0e
latls nnb nippiI&er Mpral fabric
70 IN - leidt erIi6lli6, bof bic N)enrI
ber 0ernunf iiseen u,r6lan. U6rs'
bieIe frktev 1nr Nnip<n5eno otlo&nea
nnlsr Gssnfl)pua lnnpli ~ xxletnIt
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-01-31
Sssem saS Ssins.

SH TsuiihIaue piro iret aEasmetu
ibcr BIC Suihriit ariprUdsu, ipcIhe aui
Der bisbsr nHbeihrisbru st5lisbsnsr
laid on Der 5ront ees ueurn Reid,s
taasaebduoss augtbradli iusreeu loo.
Gir -RrrU gpricr Staatslsiiuus" be,
merit bieTSn Dem ssutihsn Sciir"
10 ipIlis brtunHtlid Die Suitriit aui Der
WarmsrtaiSl uribranelih lauisu. ---
Zen eeniiheH Sit,ds" ! 10 bal Die IRA,
lurIiat Der 4auiUmmiIiiOu ben @Orllaui
leitseicti. -- -aaiier uno Rstd,", 70
uCIltt ihH cine tnshtiih atiiHuis, licb
eieueriifs WinUritdt.
ssnbrIit srbirmIib 1T oicit oaituns
pun gidunerH, iuElht audi oieis G5cle.
Iesenbeii uibt uOrhbsrssbsu lisbrH, um
uOn lbrrr iilauiid,cn, uisorigsn GBeiin,
nuns cine SrObs abSussbsn. unO Tenn,
stihnrue iar bic in aelplileu Sdihtsu
oes osuiiheH SVliss bSrrihenNc girb'
pienerri ~ eisier 3piiheuIau.
-Suum cRiquc!- - -Seeem 0as CT
He,- = @ebst BEN Raliry, Uas bee
aaiiCrs II, uno Scm gpIIr. was ees
SplisS lit glas Der Saiisr IN isinrm
ISOt!esanlosHataubsH isiR: -Suprcma
Ier Resis poIuHIas { Dee Ssrridcrs
sStiIt III ons hodite @CirB :" IN eulot,
nc Obgr onosre BnhGT ihTcibtu ,-
mon iou ocm 8oIie arbrr. was Ots
Bottles IT. 9Ras iih Der ounaitiidlc
Ssoauir siHCu auSpss itsaiisu IN hem
RaiiuHGIosnimal, tDslhes Sur obi Der
arpbsn 9,it ets eriicn ntucriianetucn
Dtuii&sn aaiisrs srli6t.t psrssn piro,
- man iOIl abtT BEN Saulc, in iptldhSm
oas otntide Bolt NHibsiI uimmi an
Der DtitImmuua Der siaeusn @tihidC
uihi ben Ramen p0rtnibdIisn, wsIdsT
ihm aebkbri. 90 III HiGi bee Rniicrs
paus, iOnocIn ein Sans. rptIhss eas
YOIf Iit isibit srrihtei, unO barum n
bic 2iebbisHerei isuer Winsritat, peIhs
anA hisiss Saus init isinsr Snidriit in
ben Rrfis ess spuaiiiideH @tsanirns
Itel;fH iDolis. an 10 srbdrmliher.
Sebantrlih u, bos bic uriyrhHsIit
uUrssiAlosens 5aiiuaa Der Jn,Ariit
isins BIllisuHs isitsus Der BuuiOmmii.
Jon asiunbtH bat, ts ~ 6its um 10 be-
ooarrIiAer, ale bic aHiitt, oab man tR
.b6fittn Srtiien" nit BEN auserud
.y0li- ben Bsoriii sines idrtderrsasn.
ben IUpunSss ~ bsrbinoeH beaihHi,
nsut RabruHs srbdli. Nlau iOlIiS absr
in 6isisn rbOdhrH Qrsiisn" iia bsKn
srinHtrn, sab bic 1hrpuTspe bee RSnlas
uon gregbeH am Is. Suli 1870 beim
ausbruh bts eeutiA.iraHS6iiibsn ariss
ass ilh -aH bic gaierIaHbslisbe HHe
OpisrwiIlisisii oss oeuilhsn SoIfts
nit BEN auiruie Iur Ysrtssioisuns isi'
Hsr Gbrt une llnabbdneieisii" ans
erhdli6 sspanet BAT. mau iollis nini
perseiisR, oaS oas IuHislnbs @pls Der
eentiheH aaiisrirUns slhartst pare in
htm S9Ia6tsHisxer einss Bolisirisots.
uno oehsn tinsebeHf bltibsH. bab Der
rIts bsuiihs aaiier, ais tr in Der iran
SbiiiAsu a6nisshabt. in Der sinf bic
ippiss SslbitpsrsbttsruHs 2ubwia's
oss SisrSshuisn lid bldbts. bic Krone
annabm. Der -seeiHieH Kraft er esut'
idea Bellies" be Gbre sob.
-SuRm cuiane!- Ten osuti6eu
Bplie bas Seinel - @is absr aud, bic
JnIhriIt aui Der Marmprtafel an Der
aroHt Ses Hensn neutrality-suspicious.
lauist. has Saus islbii IN bss Bolts
une pire ott gpllss bleibn.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-01-31

bait zines ainOts oui Der ReiurmiduIr
aui itts bic iisbenbunOsrt Dollars ~
ltehen ipHnit 1irie TnrltsauHs mir,
be BIC aHseitrsbir Hsnbsruns idiOn Der
pOraash6iI'6en Griparuib psaen ipiinr
idenswerih sriheiHeu ioiieu.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-01-31

Wh8@"Wses
gierre, 2S. San. DIX glraen
ees sntilpteneH G6asmsiiitrs 1aslpr
baben bas gsrlaustn ssiisllt. eab Der
Staai ibr Gieenibum ale pplls 9abIune
ibrer Bhreitait hbernebms. IA absr
Der Mtrts ihrss idmmili&eH Wei,tss
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SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-01-31

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SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-01-31

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SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-01-31

tel, 10 Wdrs pnbriheiniih RsiubmiliIOu
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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1895-02-19

The same old issues that have so
-aften handicapped the people in
their selection of first-class State
officials is being injected into the
present campaign. Politicians are
again insisting that the paramount
issues in the coming campaign are
Che national ones. Time and
sgsin the people have been asked
10 make the selection of a candi-
date for Governor, Auditor, Attor-
zuey General, etc, dependent upon
his views on silver, the tariff, etc.
Our State officials have about as
much TO do in shaping national
legislation as the one proverbial
swallow has in making a summer.
We want men to fill our State
offices who are honest, capable and
efficient, and we have no need to
aSare fig what their views are on
she silver question, or for that
matter any other national issue,
so long as they are sound Democrats.
We want the affairs Of this Com
monwealth honestly, zealously and
ihtelligently looked after, and in
sfder to do this we must select
soonest, Jealous and intelligent
men, whether they be for or against
the free coinage of silver, or for or
against stealing Queen Lis late
@dominions. We must have men
who will think at least as much oil
administering the affairs of their
offices efficiently, as they do Of
drawing the salaries attached
thereto.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1895-02-19
PUBLIC
OF LAND!
As Executor of VIM. StOfer,
Will Sell on
SATURDAY, MARCH End, 1895

His two farms, one of which i,
situated on Grassy Lick, adjoining the
lands OF j. D. Gay, j. Ii. Mason and
others and containing about 21S acres
The other farm is situated on the Mt
Sterling and Winchester turnpike, OPP.
posite the tollgate, next to Mt. Sterl'
ing and containing about &C acres.
The first named farm is susceptible
of division into three tracts: One OF
ITO; one of90, and one of Is acres, and
will be SO sold if desired. On this
farm there is fully 100 acres of good
tobacco ground and new tobacco
barn, besides dwelling and all other
improvements, and is well watered.
The &c acre farm has tenant house
and large tobacco barn, and is very
desirable on account of its location.
The Grassy Lick farm will be sold
at 10 o'clock a. m. on the premises,
and the other farm at 2 o'clock p. M,
on the same day, on the premises.
Terms easy and made known on day
of sale.
SILAS STOFER.
Executor of VIM. STOFER.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1895-02-19
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