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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-03
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Transactions since January ] ana For
Yesterday.


pnat estate transfers since January J.
fsa5. are 81, 134 1915 There were niei ioi
record Yesterday IA deeds. the considera-
lions aggregating s. SIS. Following IL the
list as furnished by the Daily RECORD
room s2. Seheuerman block.
4 A Rlankenship 20 George +. Blank
enshin. fractional block 100, A. A. Denny
Broadway al. Ssa
NJ ID. Gildersleve to Silas W. Maring'
W y. sw IA. ne u. section %. township -
range I. $1,000 g.-...s =.
>. ,tork Boston Heights al. fg5a.
Poland n Denny, exfr. and trustee
Henry n. Iongaker ct TX. 10 August
soefewey. n Il. Sc "a. Sc "a section 81.
township - range 4. and iDt- In eontfa1s
for sale Of same. 500
~. r. r. r. Co. TO Andrew }. s'ephen-
son. Sc "a. ne "a. section =. township -
range !. So q, 49,
George Holloway to VIM T. Nsppef'
~, ~ lot & block 4. Enumclsw. sFss-
r~ank stevenson TO same. lots 2. -.
hlock Il. stevenson's second al EBur1-
n. Glenn 70 ]. II. Glenn. lot &. block
a. q q. Terry's first adj. O. G. st.
T.sytca F.. Dyke twtao@l 10 Knapp. Bur
rel A. Co. lot II. block T. washington
Central Co.'S first adj Kent. H.
ranlsl Graham 10 VIVA Dollwsck. 10: :.
block = W. r. Williams al. >.
yarw j Wright tunmarrieeD 90 W
n Howard Tot 8. block q. Denny's East
PARK adj. s-la
rhar4ez Robinson 20 scandinavian
srasrtran bank. lot II. block o. Denny .
East PARK ad.. 81
Laura =. ard Charles Peters 10 same,
,,4 ia Int. in lots 5. :. block =. c. ID
Boren's plat. st.ls
wrn. r. ard Dewits G. Brswiey 20 Mel
VIVA j. Dickson. blocks 90 ana frae-
sIa~k < " IL Latlmer's Lake Washing
ton nat. except u feet strip OF all foui
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
v,,aasturrs and Grains.


c.. r,-.urIsco- AprEi s--Family extras.
e ask71 IS: bakers extras. s-iStsS--9' SUI
perfine, s. iel2-ia
Closing Quotations
yvbeat-T'he spot market Is fairly active
-. .,.s.s,, rr;,es While there Is no W
cen, demand on the part Of exporters.
fnav show disposition 10 buy avAtta Die
lo.s Al current figures. Operators do not
s,tAstaats any boom in prices. though II
=. ,,,ltcV-.-s tbst bottom quotations have
49,, reached and that existing rates Vii
30 sustained. Sc per Genital Tor No
shgs,,,tr,- with set.c for choice. Milling.
s-6sSc per Genital ..
Parlav-The condition % the market Is
NOT satisfactory 10 holders There Is a
,sts,-~wstf.,r - sell. but the wants Of buy
80 sc not large enough 20 give much
a,t,,a.t,n 10 the situation Crop pros
,,e-.x are PROMISING. Values under ex-
ss,f~p circumstances are naturally sssy.
Feed. fair 70 good, 1@5s-1zc; brewing. ~
Gaae.
Qats-vaiues are practically unchanged.
rT,he-a Sc good demand for both milling
anA choice feed descriptions. bat ali
wants are promptly oiled witeln the cur
yxnt range Of quotations. Milling. Siasie
ssIf-'. per GENITAL. Surprise, St5s Us. l1Esss
fancy feed 81 eSi4 -ssAz. good 20 choice.
ass-ssxa. fair 70 good. sss1ss-r. poor 10 fair.
SssySTtse; black sl.lesRl.isaa. red. Slle<z
! %: gray. s6c1Sl per Genital
Produce.
ps,tatoes-Supplies large. market MAX
81 over Stsa sacks came IN from Oregon
xsxlsx-sa.. only ave sacks OF new acid
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az s77c: Meccey sweets sSrouxh. 81 50:
Early Rose 4sa5ac. river reds, Ss6yc per
GENITAL. Oregon Burbanks. sscnu, Salinas
Burbsnks 7scfsS per GENITAL
Bufter-Stccks seemed 70 be heavier
than ever. and the market Is Thoroughly
demoralized. Creamery fancy. fsc: Sec
onds, I.sr1ise: dairy. fancy. ui.zs,s-c:
good TO choke. Naalfc: medium grades,
1l-nsc: store butter. sn7c per pound.
Cheese-Productson is increasing. Feed.
mild, new. 7Gsc per pound: common 10
good. srs1-c: Young America. ssrfac:
Eastern. IS7fsc. the latter hgure fer
cream: Western. lea lie per pound
Egs-Steady. demand. satisfactory.
Duck eggs 1sGf7c. store eggs $50 isl-c
Per dozen; ranch eggs. 1s9Isc per dozen.
Receipts-Flour. sacks. $40. Oregon,
- rs; Washington. i.so: wheat. censaIs.
1850; Washington. ses3: harley, eentais.
s2n: Washington. 1.g3i: oats, centaIs, IS:
Oregon. -; Washington. z.e1g; corn. cen
tails. 10: beans. sacks. SOC. potatoes.
sacks, l. so: Oregon, s.is: Washington,
IS: onions, sacks. 474; Oregon. Tae; bran.
sacks. e.o40: middlings, sacks. 90: wine.
gallons. s, 500: brandy. gallons. sieo
Financial.
Silver bars .ss5s<fs1 Drafts. sight,. Il.
AexicHn dollars. nom Telegraph 10
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MARINE NEWS.

san Francisco. April s-Arriyed-Citv
OF hio DE Janeiro. Hongkong and Yoke
mama; schooner Daisy Rowe, Coos tsy:
schooner Gem. Coos hay. Departed-Kar-
lux. whaling: schooner Charles r. Fafk.
FORT Blakeley; Truckee. Tiliamook.
Freights and charters-.American schoon-
er Eva. salmon. from Alaska 10 San
Francisco: American ship Oriental. coal.
from Departure bay TO san Francisco
Hoquam. April 2-Arrived-Schooaer
Melancthon, from sam Francisco.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


Chicago. April at was day Of beg
rar.v receipts and steady prices for good
cattle Common 20 extra native steers
were salas,4c at 81 t-sss-Ss. bat Ia the ats-
sen~e of the bess grssie. quotations fer
s,nrh cattle were Only nominal, the bulk
OF the steers goiEE AT Azss1s- sales CT
- a., hs,lfs were at n range OF u. 7sss
: tha greater part selling ST sZ-%ssG2-@A
Texs eattis were scarce, and little more
than nominal
T-he hog receipts we're sareiy fS.sa head
.sa ~, mems acre cleared Al an early
fsur. prices rssisng strong s. from, asaas-
hlsher thaR yesterday. Common 10 extra
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Dispatch steamers from Seattle as fol-
lows
For San Francisco via Port Townsend
ana Victoria, at a m. passengers re-
cesved on hoard at a. m.) April & s. IL
is . and ~
For AlaSka-April Z, s IS and 3 at
a IN.
From San Francisco for Victoria and
ruget Sound ports. at . a. m. April 5. 10.
i. %. - and 90
Tickets may be obtained at the ofliec Of
tne company at Ocean dock Seattle.
GooDAII4 PERKINS a. CO.,
General Agents, San Francisco.
j F. TRoWBRIpGE. Act. r. 8. Supt.,
Seattle.
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Boston Wool Market

Boston. April 2-The past week has
shown an Increase in the volume OF bust
ness IN the wool market. Dealers gensr-
ANY report quier market. Demand for
supplies Is not brisk enough 10 force
prices up 10 any extent. for the mills err
rsoyed upon wookns are vet doing little
IN the way OF using up WOODS.
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
STRS- GARLAND AND EvANGErA

Seattle and Tcwnsend-Neah Bay rcuta.
Steamer Garland leaves Yesler dock Mon
days. Wednesdays and Frfdays at fs.is
a m. for Port Townsend. Port Williams.
pungeness. Port Angeles. Port Crescent
gettysburg. Pysht. Ciallam Bay and
?. m ON opposite days. Steamer Evanxel
leaves yesier dock for Port Townsend.
Port Williams. Dungeness, Port Angeles
Fridays at SD p. m; arrives Seattle all
ternate days p. m.
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sKAGIT RIVER ROUTE.

Steamers Clan Mcdonald or Henry
Bailey Will leave Lilly. Bogarvias a Co.'S
dock. Seattle. Monday. April j. at II mid
night: Wednesday. April s at 70 MIDI
night. saturday. April 6. at "A. m.
Returning leaves Mount Nernon-Wed-
nesday. April :. at a. m.: Friday, April
5. at a. m: Sunday. April I. at 9 a. m.
calling at Edmopds. Richmond. Tulaltp,
Stanwood, Florence. Fir. Skagit Gig. Mt
Vernon and Avon.
LILLY, BoGARDTS 4 CO. Inc.
Owners and Managers
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Silver bars. .esT~Gsss Drafts sight,. n.
MexieNn dollars. nom telegraph 10
Mining stocks.
NEW YORK MARKETS.
The stock Exchange.

New York, April Alt was a dull day
on the stock exchange, and there were
periods or stagnation. bat prices were
well maintained, and In the majority of
instar ces advances were established on
the days transactions. London was In
the market chiefly as a buyer, but sold
small lots of Louisville & Nashville. Its
dealings were not in sufficient volume TO
be factor in moving the market There
was heavy liquidation in Sugar. and the
bears hammered on the stock on he Ie-
port that some of the trusts refneries
had been closed by reason of overprodIc-
ton. Atchison was Well sustained. The
Changers were only moderately dealt in.
OF the coal shares New Jersey Central
was the only one which moved outside
OF narrow margin. This.st stock closed y
below Yesterdays close. Union Pacific
was In good tone. selling per cent, high
err and closing at the best quotation
made. The general market was heavy at
the opening and during hefirst hour, hut
after IL O'Clock 1t became strong. lapsing
into dulIness and becoming stagnant In
the last hour In the final dealings there
was little more doing. and the market
closed firm in tone.
Speculation In the bond market during
the morning was a triie easier. The
dealings in. the late session were at
slightly improved figures. Oregon I'm
pr0Sement nEeS were notably ucdNy, anu
receded 3iz TO Is, recovering Ia per cent.
of the loss The trading was very light,
the total aggregating $4,000.
State bonds-Firm.
Railroad bonds--Steady.
Petroleum-Dull; closed. lib bid.
Financial.
Money on CALI active at 2Isei3 per cert |:
last loan, 2il closed, 2h per cent. Prime
mercantile paper. 4d5E per cent
Sterling exchange-Strong. with actual
business in bankers bills at 81. seia l4SSi3
for demand. and si.sSAaLSsis for sixty
days. Posted rates, 81. ssisatss and $3.50.
Silver certificates. 65i44S73sc.
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Phfladelphia yyoo, Ns.r,,s.

Philadelphia. April 2-wooI-Sseadv
and in fair demand Northwestern. light
me. 50 iac: fine medium. loSliIc; medium.
IigB he: quarter-blood. lsafs: coarse, ii
ffl-c
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET,

Portland. April 2-wheat-Stronger:
Walla Walia, 45a4sc per bushel; valley,
Slff sotzc per Genital.
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Leave Seattle-7s& HIS a. m. e.& SD
E m. Leave Tacoma-s.so g. m. asoo. S:sh
zoe p. m.
Sunday
Leave Seattie--.oc q m. isto. $50 p m
Landing at Northern Pacific wharf, Ta-
cons. and Commercial dock. foot OF Mar
Ion street. Seattle.
Sundays. excursion rates on steamer
Fleetwood: fare. 5oc-
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.

London. April 2.--1Bar silver. 3rkd. Con
soils, 1o4at. Bank of England discount
rate. per cent.
New York. April 1.-The Evening Posts
London csblegram says: The markets
were irregular today. and except for min
Ing shares. duiler. Americans opened
weak on the disappointing tone at the
close Of New York yesterday, but after
a general fall. prices closed much above
the lowest Atchison was firm in the
street There was a special settlement on
the new American loan today. The sup
ply was scarce and the price has risen
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sides Of blocks !. = and ~ feet strip or
north. south ard west sides block ). and
- Zee, strip oG north and south sides
blocks I. s seSa
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Rread.fufr. and Grains.

Liverpool. April e--Wheat-Spot. steady;
demand. moderate; No. . red winter. Is
"a. No red spring. IS %: No. hard
Manitoba. IS "a: No. California, Is Id
Futures closed easy, with september I'D
lower and other months I'd lower. Bus
Mess abou, equally distributed. April Is
aAa: May, Is SID: July, Is sad, August.
IL l0d
Corn-Spot. quiet American mixed, new.
A nd Futures closed dull. with April
IA lower and other months nd lower;
business heaviest on early positions.
Anral. a. %: May, "a E+d; june. Is Zisd;
Inlv. 4s sd. August. - 90; September.
Is Si4i.
E-Iaur-S,eady: limited demand: moth
.oe nsYerinv. s., Louis fancy winter IS 81.
Hans-At London, Pacific coast = les
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PUGET SOUND AND ALASKA STEAM.
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE

STEAMSHIP CITY OF KINGSTON.
s.ooaml T.vIM Tacoma. lilosAri <.&5am
io:isam LvI ST.. Seattle; sslAr nam
l:3opmlL yl 81 Pt Iwns'd. &ArIn :6pm
sDaily except Monday.
Steamer leaves Yesler wharf Seattle.
For rates and other information apply
i. A NADEAU. Gen. Agt.. ~. r. n. r..
Yesier ave. and Front St. Seattla
9. @. YERKES. Agent. Yesler wharf
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WEST COAST STEAM NAVIGATION
COMPANY.

STEAMER FARALI.ON.
Leave San Francisco February q.
March Is and 81.
Leave Seattle March Z and - April 4
Passenger and freight rates the lowest.
Tickets and freight rates can be OBJ
tained by applying 10
J. q. CARROLL. Agent.
Union dock. foot OF Union street. Seattle.
Telephone 81.
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s,1seryatsous taken at all stations al
Eth meridian time e D. m. Pactdc
.s.s, GEORGE ~. SALISBURY.
Observer La Charge
r.des AZ Seattle hars,or for the week
Asx.nnang Wednesday. April ,:
Higa Tide. Low Tide.
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Total sales.
Total sales of stocks today were fskeS2
shares. including: American Sugar. 81
7s, American Tobacco. 3Tta; Atchisan.
: 60. chicago Gas. $500. pis,illlng, i5.4oo'
General Electric. :. 30. Louisville a Nash
vile ns1. New Jersey Central. 400; New
York a. New England. le.e9. Reading.
s asa: ST. Paul, $500: Silver Certificates.
I0,e0
Hops-Siow.
Wool-FIrn.
PIC tron-Steafy: American. ssS01i2.sh
Iead-Stcady; exchange price, 2iZisd
ais
Copper-steaay; exchange price. $50
SO
steadier.
SpeI,sr-sieady: domestic. S-9o.
Coffee.
Coffee-Qptious closed quiet at sTio
-,cf-,.x nef decline. May. Si4-sssiit-9o 20. Sep
tsruher. xl4ss7las spot coffse-Rio.
dan. No. Z. Isasc. Mld-esuiet. Cordova.
1s1=alsc-
Sugar-Raw, nrna: centrifugal, IS test.
s-isc. Rehrsd. quiet
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EVERETT AND SNoHoMIsH ROUTE.
CUT RATE TO EVERETT.
STEAMER MABEL
Leaves Central wharf, Tuesdays. Thurs
DAYS and Saturdays Mt a. m. for F.d-
monds, Mukiiteo. Everett, Marysville.
East Everett Lowell and Snohomish.
FARE TO EVERETT. oOc; HOUND SOC:
TO SNOHOMISH. boc-
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PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
Occidental block. Seattle. Wash.
SIN.ON
-nEEIcERs Ann rRIrsTEE

Capital. $ioo.oo0
-OFFICERS AND TRUSTEES
Arthur A. Denny. Vice President
John Leary- Second Vice President
James X. Hayden. .Man'gr. Cash'r. Sec'y
Frank l. Biodgett. Assistant Cashier
Sigmund Schwahacher, John Collins.
E. c. Neufelder. +. w. wiimanA
Transacts a savings bank business ex-
clusively.
Deposits received from 81 to $1,000
Interest allowed per annum. Six per
cent on term deposits. per cent on or
binary deposits.
Dividends declared last days OF May and
November Loans made on real estate or
approved coliaterals only.
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II rs surprising how often the troubles
OF this life spring from indigestion And
more surprising how few people know H.
You say. I'm blue" or My head feels
queer" or II can't sleep" or Everything
frets me" Nine times in ten indigestion
is at the bottom OF all your miSertes.
and box of Ripans Tahules would
give you an entirely new view OF life.
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Seattle, April 2. 1886.
rxchanges al Seattle. Tacoma and Port
hsl clearing houses today were:
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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. Seattle Tacoma
route. as follows.
Taking effect
TUESDAY. MAY Z E&sx
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THE VANCOUVER RoUTE--A TRIP
THROUGH THE ISLANDS.
Steamer Utopia. ]. A. O'Brien, Master.
Leaves Tacoma IL noon. Seattle Gem
traI wharf u. m. Mondays and Thurs
DAYS for Port Townsend. Anacortes. Fair
haven. New Whatcom, Blaine and FRI
day Harbor. going through 10 Vancouver
or Thursday trip.
Fare 20 Blaine SCI fare TO Vancouver -.
For further information apply to Gen.
trail wharf.
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In Connection With Great Northern
Railway.
Steamer City of Elienshurg, between
Wena;chee and Virginia City. will make
her first trip of the season. leaving Wen
atchee March =. or sooner.
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VICTORIA ROUTE.

-
Arlington dock. leaves for Victoria and
port Townsend daily. except sunday, at
n IN %. m: returning. leaves Victoria
n m steamer Idaho leaves for Port
Townsend and way ports daily. except
sunday. at 4 m; Sunday. direct. at
send at p. m. Telephone no.
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THE ALASKA STEAMSHIP cos
STEAMER WILLAPA.

f,antaIn George Roberts.
waving Seattle fer Alaska April and
~.,ery IL days thereafter.
49, trstrhf ard passenger rates Apply 70
TOE g. O. CARROLL. Agent
Erhwahaehsr's Dock. Tel 81
~rrAs r. PEABODY. General Manager.
Seattle.
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO.
rtme Card I'm effect Oct .. 1891
Sn.s,Ie and Wbatcom rouie--Stats Of
wilmington leaves Seattle daily except
Sssurday, at 10 p. m Seattle and La Con-
% ,aute-Fairhagen leaves Seattle daily.
ne saturday at s.39 y. ~. Tacoma AMI
settle route-state Of Washington leaves
Gss,tie Tuesdays. Thursdays and Satur-
oaS' YEsLER DOCK.
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San Francisco. April IL amiiy extras
sass@f3S5: bakers extras sS-iSsS--'' SUI
perflne, s. i0a2-ia
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II Z DRY DOCK. SIDNEY. CHARLES
TON AND BREMERTOS ROUTE
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v~avra sidney ri g. IN. and 100 n y
x~sr,as seattle at 9sE a. m and u n
@rara Central wharf. Telephone gIz
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EVERETT ROUTE.

EVERETT ROUTE.
STEAMER CRICKET
rr,.uvS leaves Seattle. To a. IN. and 1:E
Leaves Everett. iosis o. u. and
m Fare-sfngie trip, y cents: round
,rsn. uH Landing at Vail a Hubbe.fs
Az next Flyer dock. Seattle. Nall
works dock, Everett.
r.. NJ. HARRINGTON. Master.
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The following ara the prices paid by re-
hii dealers for round lots delivered at the
wharf or on the cars, or the jobbing rates
qnoted by wholesale dealers with ordinary
efms of credit.
The advocate., 1895-03-06

both public and private, 'duties on
imports and interest on the public
debt" not excepted. Failing to do this
and pursuing the pernicious course of
bond legislation and silver demonetiza-
tion, it has not only robbed the sol.
diers and supporters Of the war out Of
half they earned, but is now cheating
the people out of ree.fourths of all
the wealth they produced.
So bold have they become in this
scheme of looting the public that the
administration is issuing mortgages
upon all our wealth to the English svn-
dicstes, at che rate of 100 million dol
lars annually, without law, and in the
face Of an sssailing, victimized con-
gress, for no other purpose than to up
hold the republican policy Tor practice)
Of robbing Americans and giving TO
Englishmen.
The reserve fund was created by the
republicans for the purpose of robbing
Americans in the interest of Eng.
lands gold-bugs, and the first bonds
were prepared by them for that pur.
pose. No wonder the &. o. p. congress
men stick close to Grover. He is carry
ing out the old system of loOting the
treasury. Democrats need not com
plain of Grover, for what have they
done since the war but follow the old
republican system Of robbery. Let
men who call themselves g. o. p.'s or
democrats, and don't believe in this
system Of robbiDg the people remem-
ber that they are neither democrats or
republicans, and if they don't want to
be robbed of all theypossess, they must
quit supporting either party. They
both promise honesty, and each beat
the other in stealing from the people.
No doubt there will be many conclu-
sions drawn from the system Of finance
here indicated, and we do not wish to
avoid criticism. J. p. STEPHENS.
WellsVille, Kas.
The advocate., 1895-03-06

we are both older, his mind and mine
should have remained the same,
surely" Clara stopped short in her
excited thoughts and wrote her deci-
sion to Harry.
She placed the letter with his school
report, and as she was leaving the next
morning gave it to his mother, who
slipped the papers into Harry's school
bag that hung hsndily near.
Clara was not altogether miserable
in leaving Harry thus, for there was a
secret hope in her heart that she
scarcely admitted. She had not de-
MED her feelings toward him, and she
unconsciously relied on his love to
know its rights and finally demand
them.
And painfully as she had penned
these words of refusal, it was but an
excited moments foretaste of the slow,
painful years that followed.
ITO be COntinWed)