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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1895-09-19
THE OAKLAND HARNESS CO.
Registration Notice.
September and October Sittlngs.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the
undersigned Officers of Registration of Voters
in and for their respective election districts
of Garrett county, Will sit in their respective
election districts in said county, at the places
hereinafter named, for three successive days
in the month of September, commencing
with and including the third Monday of Sep
TENDER, that is to say the
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1895-09-19
- STRAWB ERRIES.

Best varieties, early, medium and late. Our
moi grown plants set now will produce null
crop next June. Sent by mail prepaid, %
cents per dozen; express unpaid, " per nun
THE HORTICULTURAL SUPPLY co.,
Mt. Lake Park. Md.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1895-09-19
10Th, 18th and 18th Days of
September, 1895,

and four successive days in the month of Oc-
tober, commencing with and including the
first Monday in october, that Is TO say on The
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1895-09-19
ORDER MISE.

Margaret Miller VS.. Frederick Miller, ct. al.
No. 6S7 Equity. In the Circuit Court for Gar
rett County.
Ordered this oath day of August in the year
eighteen hundred and ninety-tive by the Cir
cult Court sitting in Equity, that the sale
made and reported in the above cause by j.
w S. Cochrane and David w. Sloan, trustees,
be ratified and confirmed, unless cause to the
contrarJ thereof be shown on or before the
Goth day of September 1895; provided a copy
of this order be published in some newspaper
three successive weeks before the goth day Of
September 1885.
The report states the amount of sale to be
s2J25. 90 +. u. TOW Err, CLERK.
True Copy, Test: f. u. TOWER, Clerk.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1895-09-19

@eR rm D1 KA Shropshires, NJ. b. Turkeys, q
~ D D old prices; also new and three
VEE&@n good end hand ENGINES,
"a " ti T. H. CARSKADON,.
oa-lvr Keyser, W. Va.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1895-09-19

Ripans Tabules relieve headache.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1895-09-19

Anything in our line we will
gladly sell you as cheap as you can
buy elsewhere. Give US a call.
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Just Received,

Fruit and Vegetables received
daily.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1895-09-19

Just received, fresh line OF
Marvin's crackers. They are the
best and cheapest.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1895-09-19

We will sell you Groceries at the
lowest possible price.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-26
The DERELIcr.

am the Hakon Jari. The waters play
Around my battered huh; and underneath
The sharks glide fishing. From the frozen
norsh
The icsbergs gather In a spectral feet,
Shining In lakes OF sea beneath the moon.
Drifting, driftingi Under the misty port
Where neither signal gun nor flashing
wire
Sends back arrival to the anxious hearts
TIA. wander On the highlands ard the
shore.
SO shall We drift. on great. ioud-eianging
ships.
That Pass me by. 50 naughty and 30 cold
A siaockery OF death. a menace yet
To those that live and swiua upon tho sea.
And drifting ye shall follow al that were,
AS all shat are shall follow ia their turn,
Unni n lighthouse rises .n the night,
From that dim pert men call Oblivion
john James Neehan
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-26

TIE general passenger agents OF East
ern trunk Hires have dec4ded 20 rsS>,sr.
mend to the rreslfeests TIE abolition OF tho
practice OF issuing orders for hass rate
tickets to clerrymen. II IL stated tAaf
last tear $500 such orders we're sss,sni 81
the trunk limo territory. al least 20 90 Of
them being over the pensssy!yssrsa rass
road system As any number OF isa5f-vase
tickets could be purchased on enc o-Sssr.
= fosacnz thar the hess 70 the railroads hy.
ms custom must Rave beer Immense.
FAss'1ssersy TIE half~raie ssckess were is-
sued only To ciergyE,en who lad wills,
Parishes, to he used ss travelling frcrs,
ehssrda 20 ezaurea In several ssaa.ssesS ga.
u szts grown so THAI row al esergy rsess.
alsl ssszssaFss ministers. officers OF ta,s
sasTasaen Army. secretaries or ira ycssns-
Aca's Christian Association ana sister,,
az Charity Ysoy the privilege. Rasl~xssa
rResA fi4sak tasas now IS rae time 20 sssssnxa,
what <nes feal has grown 10 ae an anssee.
II Is fsaqsss prsoaaslc chat ss,e pres. se~,zs,
vii cazacur sn the Recommendation
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-26

Gov. MeGraw has evidently been feel
ing the public pulse. He recommends
eating down expenses in state affairs.
and also Acknowledges that the uolEsscs
Of the state eos:id be greatly improved.
frssay Earbor islander.
GOV. McGsaw's message 20 che fours b
legislature OF the state OF Washington
has been kagssiy eoznpl&uense1 by all
these who truekte 90 the power OF the
state administration. ard has even been
aIiusie3 10 II tsrTssecs praise by the oppo-
sstica press and politicians --Lssayez-
worth Times.
Gov. Nc{Sraw In hts message "a the
legislature has sesxei hola az tie business
cad OF tbs eifscuiszes cc.frcGting .ne
stale. ard points cat many ways TO rem
ety ths evils. lie recognizes that rAe
state rnast accept business conditions as
they arr. and rake tina beSs Of them as
they exist He rsaiisas ssst the state
can onsy rastgzss existing s.epressson by
iessesissg expenditures. ana together with
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-26

A l. wen known. Great Brska1n CON-
sssse1s II necessary thai her navy ssscsfsd
be m strong or stronger than the sn5st
s,owesfri CONSTRUCTION tkeay 10 be nsasie
against II. The Engiisa press - finding
fartas VIII the admiralty for tardansss In
ordersng rew battle SHIPS 1t Is sssewss
tfat IS tbs navies ssani al present. II En-
gland we're coTnpes,ed 20 flgsst Russia and
France as allies. she wossAd be infersor IN
FIRST. seesxrd and third class basfIe ships
II against France ard Italy. sse wouid
SIN be isfferser. but not 20 50 great an
extent. England f. Now seven iattlesiaps
short OF sfse strongest cr.rEysnatssn that
could be formed against her. anxi unless
she begins building she wfa s0on be ten
short. This state ct affairs has caused
many asftaforitie TO urge upon Lord Epen-
Ger the necessity of altering HIS present
intenziezA which Is to ORDER no usere new
effipx
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-26

pnse. Il says, -tlsA& M. Stevenson elepk
esssst hcurs ara d4voss4 IN Act~ ard 8
hxsf % RS nsAzzs w1sscs IL Allowing him
n hasf fssur for each nseaI Thss wosfzd
sexre hssn f5ss-teen azsd . fsxN h0urS or
$40 minutes. which he cuui1 deyuEe 90
srnokir1e. ana 81 crder % corxune 10
cigarettes In zhax tirse be would have 10
s-nOze incesssaxir and al the rafe az case
czssycfse every fve n1sTxftes ara foFtx-
elgs1s serDaiz Snppcsing this feat we're
mechanical pos fzsy. which Il certain
If h MOI, urssess Afr. Stevesssusa ustd .
brz%d OF cigarettes very unlike any that
have ever been heard a In this couzssry--
how hong could MAS system Withstand
ssach abuse. II world wreck the strong
est constitution IN less than . week
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noani.r loUls srAvnssoN.
"Reminiscences BY Gre who Met Him %
Tedrnas Ocean voyage.


r.~s-,.~.-... = -. xxn~ MAT Hin On
. r.Ss..s 0r..r ysv.~-.
- .sc- ....x - set,ex fvc,,, yson-
a., 5, w. y,~s, =. 81 sseau,er INDICATE
1-sI, "a "a ~. ,le1~sr~ AZ meeting
prs.r. Ic.,ss ssevsr.on an board. The
- -. s~s,~ ,x.,.r-s, me. ana We
n -s.sr...s .~.stsv trs,r seastckness.
-. - So -. -.s,,s.a ous,e free from
-. .-.---..-,ss.-. -, thss score His
...-..,ss,.s 60. ,,sv,s,~,rs ired cham
= -. .,,fs.-srs rho were able
= -. s.sss S,s.s -. = xerv we,came
80. ~. 40. -.~,,.s :, x5avra 10 snre
= - - $500, horsas an,,
s,-..s.-- ss.,~ ....;,-,aa ~ : chseara
- -. -. ...ss,v,,,.n,., hv same
-. - "S.s,x--a, s.,.r.yt ~ tha
-. - - rs..-s,.s .,,,s rsrt savn
- 80 -. - =. !. ,,,,.-syre,,,rr !.
-. 49,. : s..,. ra,,,,.s .ha,,, c,,t
80 ~. - - - 49, 49,, ,rv,,,a
49, - - s..s .a- ,.,>st,as :, vim
a'la on ous'1A - pa'. - - ,s.v wara
or - - ,,s..sss -. ,,.,,s, "a ~,
U.s. aseu - - noA g. S.s.,.,s.. - r,,r,s
~Is 'ouslA 70 - - ..t.a,, -, s.,,
nci . ~. s,a,a,-
-. s N.SAes -. .s..,,,,,,a Ma,
son sfaoDs1' inosH. .s.,ss,ss 49, na,s,,
ns anu s.n 49, 49, al -. w,fs -.
s 49, u" -. - 49,. sss.sr,r,,, ,ry,,irc
= ls oelow e a,e 80 ssss h,,t =. ,.s-.
me sIe1ss 81 pAas .ns 80 ,.s.s.,,s. $500
way, Mass sisu - .s,ss. 80
upsssirs eau l - 80. -
anu Scotcn pcnhe IN 80 49, 80 -.
.uresque Asul7 wi'n - l 49, 49,
oroof'ihs nious s, . - ....., -.
glasses. - ne n1u $50 SOM 49,
eyes, anu toia " ms 80 -
pateo career hau u1eu VT sHs 49,,
doctor sara ne misnt oeeonie p..no :, n1
persisted IN TOO cfose feaashs. asop-
ert Louis stevenson was pieasahe il. ne
lady, rather inciihea 10 eiHpohfoins' Win
pale. clear race. piendfu uarh eses
and dark hair worn snort ana siisn.y
streaked with gray. MIS-. stevenson tne
mother OF Robert, remains IN our mem
DRY as a pleasant. rosy, smiiing marion.
dressed In BLACK ana always feauy 10
Join IN any conversation or run goihg on.
We were at sea nearly three weeks.
and the companionship OF the norses ana
cattle got fnonotonous in the extreme.
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yhe TAmxlass.l c-n-an.an

The portland o-cso1laa comments
fasoTaoiy upon a eiii introduced Into tha
Oregon sesstte providing that only hs,s
the annual taxes SHAH be rayaa,se az ons
tsnss. the balance 10 become sssssfnnx,sa,.
SIX months aStsrwarsi. II says @sAe prae.
teal effect of tass IS 10 make taxes pxsy
able twice = year. which IS q sassstraet al,
vantage. II is easier TOE tho saxrsaver
o. course. and st is. better for the puhlsc.
esEee rsoney viii come In nsors tsarly az
II is wanted. ard net he Idle Ia TIE bands
% sheriff. TREASURER or "a hauk. wxta
constnEs risk % hsss." We have hereto
fore Grgsa abe sscrtsoa Of q similar
amendment 10 the revsaae laws cs this
ssAse for the sassss rsasons. II should De
deere.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-26

Wagers on what bodies Of men In con.
veRtiona legislators, etc. via do are
proverbialiy hazardous. But there ia one
wager that anybody will be perfectly safe
in making. and that Is that when the
next Democratic national cufrven-
ton assemblies. 1t viii not be doaalina-
ted by men from the South laowaing PRO
lection Is robbery" For this there are
two reasons. One Is that e very largs
pereentaSe of Southern delegates viii be
instructed by their constituents that as
manufacturing interests are rapidly ad-
vaaciag to the front they require and
nssrst have protection for existence and
development. and second. that such q
declaration would destroy all possible
hope OF success even In many OF the
Southern states
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-26

A sensation has been caused In Madrid,
Spain. by the discovery that 2l.00o. 600
spurious Spanish silver dollars are In
circulation. The coins are Of full unit
weight. some even a trifie heavier.
The authorized dollar has q face value of
five pesetos and market silver value of
about half that amount. Hence the
coiners make a profit of one hundred per
cent. The Spanish officials say that the
coinage Is executed in France and
America and certain Madrid bankers
are suspected Of completely in circulate
ing the spurious coins.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-26
lois wnIrE.s aA.E RICH.

Ballard. Jan. g, 1895.
To the Editor: I received the check
for the s.. and consider IT earned pretty
easily. While we were quietly recs;ins
our lessons Prof. Layhue. tho principal
OF our aehool. walked in. holdsng Ia HIS
hand o.. imposing letter, With the words
Observation-Disclosures printed on IL In
large black letters. I guessed what II
WAS before re banded me ono check and
Rose De Moss the other. / never bad
80 much money In my life. ard am deeply
grateful. Thanking you ever 20 much. I
rersa.s. your sincere frsengi
LOIS wHITT14E.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-26

Senator j. C. Ffftchard. elected by the
RevBbiacarrs of The North Carolina iegis-
iatttre to ffA the vacancy caused by the
death OF Senator Vance. is the first Re-
publican from that state eEectef to the
senate In TWENTY-FIVE years. He is a ma
tive OF Tennessee, too young TO have
served In the war OF the Rebellion or to
have known muefl about 1t at the time Il
was waged. He represents The young
blood OF the South ami viii be one OF the
PIONEERS in breaking up that now fast
Sosyfh"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-26

fpr elecfsun 10 IL urited seases ssrase.
Messrs Higgins. Assdscks and Macy
FROM time to sirse efforts 40 get the Re-
pubtean rscnsbe~s to caucus have been
nsasse. bat slse best result obtained vas
that ersiy es<vsa Of the ntneteen coIid
be Induced 10 20 20. As n requires six
teen veses to elect II - obyiosD that
euct, a caucus wcaia b Of no rractfeaz
use. RS legislafu<e IL dezdsccked ana
tfsrs far wish iittis prpspecss q cDIns
uuyshfng
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-26

After Mr.. Turpie gets through his IT,
rasss against the Nicaragua canal bin.
who will be the next senator pushed for.
ward by the railroads to talk 1t to deathf
There are plenty OF them in the senate.
The crop of corporation attorneys in that
distinguished seat OF iearning-with q
little sugar on the sisle--fs never failing.
1t Is always produced by Judicious cul.
aviation and irrigation In state legisia-
tureA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-26
THE BASIS or REPRESENTATION.

Lyman. JAN ~ 1886.
To tie Editor: Which OF the following
statements Is correct: Andrews Manual
on thu Constitution gives the basis Of
representation es ore representative for
every i.5.so1 population. and q certain
educational Journal fss-sds How many
representatives has Washington
A. SCHOLAR
Andrews Manual Is right Washing
ton has two representatives.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-26

The treasury gold reserve Is now lower
than on November IS, 1904, when ths
second bond issue was made. Secretary
carlsle's only hope OF better revenue
lies in the income tax. lie gtsesses that
the tax will raise a large sum of nonsy.
but hs knows nothing about it.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-26


hlssse tne eisssaa'au s'l1's1.''a'' = !.
e1a''c '1ss to" aaae go 80.
.ss1aas4is iaa' ass1'u $3.50 - -. -
"a Ass Fef D''sss7 - t-s1''s =
ssvv.oov.vA'. So pS''A.s -.
aifss ssiu s1'ue. the a. $50
70 DC sest@n ~ lhs ssss '-a - ...1
1s'ssa''si,ss'n az y 1.s'. 80 -
70 fllaii'Iaan ts's $3.50 sSsi - 49,
lot tle feae.i'pli''i u sass,l' 80 az. As'ss
"1e aesaaiis SOU anu she.1 p :.
usso 70 Hsssss 1',is o'1. $3.50 -
sne revenue. lur 1soeaplS i1oiI
1IAs '-siaese g pis .Aiau ss'.sa =. 80 80
sns up - tu's Asl''0 ls" sa.A "
eutiies ,Asu sAp1a'u1e
fi'sas t.'s1'i e''e race sasus - t'.p Do.'.s
soau. ~ uH p.e' W,
i0"el--nol - ai'o" INC ae's1 = - la.
ps-'o" s5''DVoso0o--'s SN1tiiiusu' ai'oaiie1
ISSUE - as lug .s's's.' se p i,
pae iistir IN sAss'ss % e.ia 1iiioiii'' anu
she revenue ueliei1 assaaseS zen
sssoeVsvVv anu s"'vo''Vv' pei uf'iasH'
oen5's'r join sherman fsecen1iy iii'1o-
aucee ah tae sendte pih 70 eiiap'e
tne secretary or the sreasury 70 iisaih-
tam she soiu FeaeHptioh iuhd pro-
Viaed Tor IN the resumption act OF
1879. ana also 20 ehaE'e hiH 10 pay
current oeifcsences IN the revenue. Il
PROVIDES Tor the issue ana SAFE OF
oohds OF currency csrtincates Tor 1nat
purpose. me INQUIRY iHlnfeaia1eiy pro-
Vpaed py THIS Dill -. NAT hee'esslty
10 laefe LOT TIE II. as DON the pFesi-
Gent and air. tsifiisie nave cohtenced'
inere u ample an tHofi1y already LOT
the issuance anu saie Oh uonas' as mas
psen twice nohe' 70 protect the gosd
reserve Wnat heed OF inftner iegisia-
tion ON the sao9ects Ana H. as mas also
deem aohe. the secretary q the treas-
nry may lawfully pay cut Tor current
expenses tne iegai tenuer redeened
win goids WHICH ihereafter mas Deem
bought oack w4tn bonds 10 repienisn
the reserve fund from Which was
drawn, what necessity IS Inere 10 aa-
thorize the secretary 10 sell ponus Tor
1ands - meet the defaeienclcs as pro-
Vsaea IN mr.. sherman Diiis II Is De-
ans uonss every uay, aithouen incorrectly
no. 70 say ssfisps.sipsasiy.
ne iacs % thHt IN seihng ponds 10
p.osiuo i'H usic's.s'es ~ Ieseaus. iise
asi'i'iiii' 'isa'ioh if's s's'ssIi aching Wi.nohe
uo'of ~ au1a'ofisy ana IN defiance OF
i.s"' ~ mas uesH uoSns pfsciseiy what
e''c es''s 1'ou so'i'''if.s soieiy 70 soii-
s'ess' We is1ns money 70 pay cur
aeu. oD'isai'oiis Oh the government
siuuii'S " sae fesenue PROVIDED py con-
80 ss''i poou1su " uor-
.o"ias. "i'iioue coiisfessfo'aA suinof-
AZ ~ uo %. * @l. cleveland anu Sec
'ess1s Saiiissc may poi1o" sioV'VuV.ooo
a''u ose :. iof tauiisifs governmental
sAs'ei'ss's tisy may suPPisfheait tnf rev.
saiues plosiueu W congress Hfeh ten
- s.'''1s s''sa. sui's "-a' eau4 iesaHiy.
Ahe ap'ese cohs1i1utfoaaai lawyers on
oo'n SUES Oh the senate ooaIot the
iesai iisais VI Tag auiiihss tration 10
ISSUE 'he os'ius airsaoy soia. Evident-
~ Seifs'or sherman Is OF the same
opsi.'on or ms pa IL sapernuous. The
Ne" iork Heoorder ON this point says;
ihal congress mas the revenue-raisirg
po"sF anu tha1 the executive pranch
OK the government can spend only such
money as congress provides 1t with. and
can raise money only IN such ways and
apply II TO such uses as congress spe-
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4 arAnAsrEE.

Tie poss-fnteiiisencer hereby ssaraf'-
tees It's advertisers q bona ade paid CIR
culation. Daily. Weekly and SUNDAY.
double that Of any other newspaper
published in the state Of washington
Advertising contracts viii be made sub
1ect to this guarantee.
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MASSACHUSETTS

Seassle, Jsn. q. 1895.
To tbs Editor: G.l Who Is the present
governor OF Massachusestsr CD Was
Brewster ever one o< the governors Of
Massachusetts CD How many days
does Il take for \ letser % reach Massa-
ehusettzs @. l.
ID Freaerse T. Gresnhaixa c. Ne.
Oh About sir days. :
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-26

(Chemists could make an egg that
would psass as genuine. though II could
not be hatcfsed. But the making Of such
eggs would never be profitable. The eggs
OF wild fowl along the Atlantic coast
ara gathered and made into "egg com
pound" which II used In cooking In
sonse hoeels. Whale artificial eggs can be
made. It u not likely that they ever wal
be)
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ARTIFICIAL Esas.

Seattle. Jan %. 1896.
TO the Editor: / have heard from sew.
eral sources that eggs have been manu-
featured in New York ana Chicago. ard
not knowing whether 30 believe this or
not ] write to you for intornaa ton on
tho subject SUBSCRIBER.
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BED POLLED CATTLE.

Bay Center, Jan. "a, 1895.
To the Editor: Can you tell me who in
Western Washington has the full-blood
red-polled cattle for sale? Several read
ef-s In this part OF the country want to
know. w. B. CLARK.
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THE sTAmr swIsDLE.
Letter From . Correspondent Who Fears
tho Cham IL Broken.

y
the Cham IL sroken.
San De F'uca. Jam q. 1895.
To the Edator: My daughter received a
letter that reads as follows: "a naesiieal
institutions has offered to treat a young
lady OF Kansyiale who has been a cripple
since years old il she will collect 10O0.0oe
OF stamps, SO we have star'tsd this czaain
TO add. KINDLY write three copies Of this
letter. as have dome, merely changing
tine date, and put the next higher number
at the top. Numbering them all ths same.
Sign yvam narnes Return this letter WITH
ten or more carsaealed stamps to Miss Ed
ma r. Brown, KarSeviile, Kane county,
ILL.,, Also the name and address of those
you have written to. and they in turn viii
do the sarre. Anyone not wishing to do
this Is requested TO return this letter 30
Miss Brown, that sine may know the
chain rs broken. Although this may seem
a small thing to do, amy one breaking this
chain win involve severe boss to the en-
terprase The person recelving No. so win
please return the 7eater to Miss Brown
with STAMPS, but without making cosfes
Of it. as that Is the end of the chain
As this letter is No. Il. a little figuring
Will show that she must have already re-
cetved more than Is, 900. 1000 letters and
ten times ttsaat number Of stamps. conse-
ouentiy 1t is time the Chain was broken,
or Kanevilie wifi. be Illuminated. This
beats Washington for schemes
A. w. ARNOLD.
This stamp business was ell right al
FIRST. There was genuine offer made 10
.. Dakota girl to aseIp her Il she would
get q nfilion stamps. several years ago:
The Illinois people are probably swSn5sxrs.
Some OF the stamps they get Wal be VAL
liable for collections, and they can sell
the addresses to green gnods men, paferrt
medicine dealers. etc. The addresses find
roazfy II,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-26

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b0ildlnx G. a HUGHES, Eastern saan-
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street. Northwest, next 60c- 70 Rigs
ffeuss. Allan r. Ssauvsns eAarssFer
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rue. Thomas SaEprsons. MANAGER
BELLIEGHAM BAY BLEI--AD--zs<W
Wna4cun cor. Holly and Canoe stress.
@. II. Culver. Manager.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-26

We DO not know.