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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-01
uO METAL MARKET.

D-ryv YORK. December SL-Pig iron;
N, ~ " southern S12l0d14 90; northern $l2 90
@lf 900. t,,.,l,ars, 1oiLc. exchange
SO 90. ,...oi-,.s, g m. exchange
Sc 12iaQ3 10. ..4. s,q IN. nlates quiet
spelter quiet at s. o. ----------------
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-01
ENprNSTvr

Tree-op-I wanted 10 stav I'm New
lork TWO DAYS longer, but I couldn't.
Haywrick-Why note
ireetop Forgot TO mortgage the
farm before / started.-Truth.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-01
FINANCE AND TRADE.

NEW YORK. December G.-Money on
call sos per cent; last loan per cent.
closed easy at 3 per cent
Prime mercantile paper SAG per cent.
Sterling exchange. dull and lower with
actual business ia bankers bills at 1850! q
4s9 for demand and asa eQ4oSl for 90 day S.
Poster rates 4Nsl ioy ana tsVl 45V32 COM
merCial bills 500
silver certificates bf4olI2.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-01

CLEVELAND, LORAIN AND
" WHEELING RAILROAD.
Time table in effect November - $50.
cleveland Depot, Foot OF South water
Street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-01

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FOR BLA ~,
w w A. = -aasss. OIL Leases. For Hs1i
S floShs For Sale Cards. and d aooilS -
-, e,ards- Cau AZ Register OiAS~-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-01
ARRIVE.

r--or, New York, PHILADELPHIA Ial.l-
80 ON Washington and Pittsburg,, lO:ly =;
M M daily. 1870 p. m. except SATURDAY anu
90, a. m. Sunday only. .,,,. c,,,.
Pittsburg mail. 1900 a. NJ except Su''-
dav and 700 p. m, daily
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-01

Through connections and tnro 49,, or pr
e+s i. 10 All points. Call on our agents %
address ---r &c, paee AGENT.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-01
rrom Rrldgoport 10 Leaye. Arrlve.

]. G. TOAILINSON. Passenger Agent.
Station foot Eleventh and Water SITS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-01

From New York. Philadelphia Baiti-
more and washington. S:@ q n'' u'-i'y'
and AS p. m, except M a6dtiag 7.o5 o. r.,
e5 G2afto Suia Accommodation, 1910 q. IN"
dS RiII9S,-,,dsv,lle accommodation 40 a. -
oI Mo 140 p. n, except Sunday ana 'a0 p.
M s from e express. l:25 p r Monday ONLY
WHEELING AND PITTSBURG DlFI-
SION.
- p,ttsb,,rp Washington, Baltimore.
rtHadaInbia. and New York 400 q. Ia.
and 5:4j p. m. daily. Ill
For Pittsburg. 7:l0 a. NJ daily: ov.s,t
Pittsburg express, I'D y. ui'
Sunday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-01
.0ING sOTTII.
GOING NORTH.

ITUINI MI y.
Electric cars between Wn3e9eenqls. war
tins FERRY and c.. l.. d. w. Depot IA
r1-fEo,rrrrf
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-01
Carrote-s1 0o01 q nor bbl.

Carrots-S1 coal % per Dbl.
Chestnuts-7QSc per 10: walnuts, 40Q0Oc
per hu; shellbarks, 81 zeal so.
Cabbage-I5N90c per Dbl for choice; "a
2ac per head; German seed. lgllac per Id.
Celery S5qiJc per bunch; COM
Cranberries-Cape Cod, 50 25aS so per
box, Jersey. 81 7JN3 90.
EvapOrated FrulJs-LvaporateC apples,
7ia07Nc; evaporated peaches. fancy, S4S.2ci
choice, 7QTac; evaporated apricots, Ia
13c; in bags. niaQl2c; pitted cherries, 90
nestle. 12nl2iac; imported. l2c; unplIted
do. imported, at 6iac; dates. 4aoci rasp-
berries, in 5G-lb. boxes 22Q23c per 10.
Grapes-Catawba, 5-lb basket, 100
Onions-$l sal so per Dbl; S3Q4tc per bu
Potatoes-Car lots, on track 244-oc pei
bu; from store, 2Sa5oc; Jersey sweets
81 00G4 %; Illinois sweets S. 35Q5 5J.
Parsnips-S1 sal SD per bbi.
Rutabaga-Sl GOAL 10 per bu.
Turnips-75cGSl % per biol; fancy wash
cd stock. 81 90
Tropical Fruits-Jamaica oranges, 81 q
"a 70 per box; S. seas CD per Dbl; Valencia
oranges. S. soar 90 per case; California
navals. 81 sos 90 per box: lemons, fancy
50 0Gp3 y; choice. s. 5003 90; bananas
81 0ed1 20 per bunch; Malaga grapes 50 "
lrN ln nor hhl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-01
porLTRY - CANE.

Large live chickens, 55G6oc pev pair;
live chickens. small, safe; spring chick
ems, S5N50c, as TO size dressed chickens,
Haze per pound; live ducks, WasOc per
pair; live turkeys, 13Q13c per pound
dressed 15G16c; live geese. 81 coal % per
pair
Game-Rabbits. 15G20c per pair; quaiIl,
81 75G9 90 per dozen; pheasants, 20 oylo W
per dozen: squirrels 500 15c per dozen
grouse. IS soar O0 per dozen; vemson,
whole 1oU1gc. saddles 1701Sc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-01
LIVE STOCK.
Register Office,

W ULELING, IeCemOCT o. I7'0'
Cattle-EXtra, 1000 to 1,200, 3$iQ4c; Sood,
500 TO 1.0O0, 3laN3%c: good 500 TO 800, $40
3lac fair. 700 to 800. 3Q3lIc; common, 900 TO
lC1, 2at03c; bulls, ZQ2l5c; COWS, l12u3c
Hogs-EXtra, So 76Q3 50; good, 50 6og3 20;
common, S. 25G3 80. ~
Sheep-Extra. 22d3c good, 2Aq25c;
common, 1G1l2c; lambs. 3Ad4c
Fresh Cows-At 50 O0d30 90.
Calves-At 5Gt6c.
The live stock market is dull This is es-
pecally true of cattle; there is good e
mand for hogs. Prices are steady at this
weeks quotations.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-01
ARRIVE

n m. and $50 2. m, except sum-
Hoo o. m, Saturday oniy-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-09

S@~~&& AAA6 l&~z&EA
Ton IA Knew thai = gar grand ycun4
STATE there are scores % Industries wasca
are csra2yTed ~ con secxtsen wf.A far
ezxs psos1css We nenssca . fen for Aea-
esz consideration n cen.ec-zc. With sas
e-ascvss cain
Fs-s-. = the lead srsr. the ss~c- mines
Eecasr Der. ys Rryacsses. sew tAe rRaes.
nos oosy % Eas-era Washington. eus OF
Iaase. xsus ccwn wsee tae Mckinney
d1-- vas taken t-en lead Remember how
taose Szsns ewaers sxs1 thas The Lad vas
Al that savec sAeu fron producing the
r-ecfo1s metal ~ . soss All ws<n lead
fsls WIKI tie incoming % tie wilson Law
10 sen.-3cwns f1.lowed Remember.
Aa1 savs Trey II xay tine since sassy -
s=med orerz-scrsr
AEa4n-an6 tbs ss1s Il Ia to farmers.
Do Cur readers recall tie ten car soass
o. potatoes SHIPPED from TITS ps@cs %
tie East By 5Gr local merchants. ore o.
them free trade Democrat. and thar IRE
waye No per cacasa. Hardly. bat FOR
Gre reason that the Casters rsarxee was
flooded vita Canadian d1sy-sree potatoes.
Do he farmers woo loaded those ears re-
cal The price 90 cents q hundred. ne e4-
level they received fer their prctucr.
Does any enc fan 20 -ecal Cur sairgsa
ara .G1n Der sa1us.ry1 How ascut ear
Socks 81 sheep 20 sadly diminished n
three ye&rs because weoi 10 nov ea.y Tres
a.d sells FOR cents rather tAan Tor from
- 20 $ cen,ss as under Republican rule.
And cur cattle herds. our AIDE and leata-
e. industry
Nothing 20 protect. Does the practical
farmer see II -. TIE people. four years
ago. accepted the proposition that -f.era
wxe nothing 20 protect" and ios Q greA:
deal 81 tas rressc. d1ssrssA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-09

A. was anticipated. THE rise - me PRICE
&c wsea; has commenced 70 receive shs
atsentton co TIE ropsisxsfe exsisors. n was
also N sccor1aaoc with aafscgpatsers
fosuses tsorn previous experience With
thet- sceensrsc1steS fhat they have srsrsesfs-
ste1y commenced 20 zttrtAuts II 10 Mark
Hanna ard shs Republican managers Of
the sstscnsi campaign.
The rgttssurx snsh Poet wtsa profound
gravity asserts sh&t the Hanna Morgan
syndicate haeSes by Enxiisa geld. has
eczassneSs 70 advance he price OF wheat
ans &spssss tAe rrsce 81 silver sSr the par
re<e q. attempting u rssate TIE Peru
lissse ssvskeTS- Here's richness
According Re sAss h.gnax rSsp~c.sA ls
T0raAfssse susAezs;y 1sr uAnrs has snae.
Fgesrnf IS tse whsas ras*srs 81 the Urr-
es stAsss. BY a<ssec4ss;y art Ter election
parneses salsse< sAs r:,arRse p-sce es
wheat sore - esatx. or an amount xarf-
snssS @stirnSse& al sreE b. ~ sse 20 saaa-
GO &c. SD. rae-eay as Nsgls STE ISSUE q,
. reHste&f campaign. has conducted The
saoss raKSnsac -eetg-' ere7astSz In tie
wheat market 80 recc-d. ~isscas TIE e=sss-
nary operators ever having . suspicion ~
bis @ewssr-
wsrn . perasaS: es ssil1sv sas~csers t.
rsr-stf ht-S - have ccstrc. 90 ssls editorial
ssss~srcss q: = sargv sGt'y Newspaper csz
rr~ssna Go ss<sassiy believe sAAt tie rsaa-
ayers 81 Fseassteas campaign can ART
eSt&lay ferve ~ see rvsee Of e=- et TIE
s~sat stasses .. tAe wSrs1. Ike vasse -
tie annual csse=es o. wAscA 10 fully eSGl
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-09

vas vsrraazsy s1e-ses - - sssczr&
wnze TIE rznas * saese eczzssrses ws-s
sp~nex g sas zrEE-zss1< cos-axe ~ szsre-
a. gn. raksa 60 - 10 ! ~ "a IsS tn
naeaey SO sssz@E szs na< sexzs s@zs1sr 20
evsa zs greet ~ xzSszt rs ssr sss SUB
szzsx~y silver
gze --xsss Tnsar -1@z- ssssEz-s6~ silver.
r. re s~ns< II ~hs1s ere tern - rse1 ~
zsop3gas<se s7ezxs-x s2xAs years before
~sAs esszss * TIT vzs e5-Ealsree. ss4
ss1zs v1-gsszlv wszt 81 ne gss1 x-an6srA
Fyurs tAat Gag - saAs tAs-e rsver sas
bees . sage frans 81 r.. legal tsn1e<
silver exaxas Is any q ssssse eo1ntrsss-
ws-s@ ss< Cnssed States aas KEPT "a mats
Ia ees~xsscz u--k nzz-sy ors-aalt - sss
far ssxzs tsn1sr raetazzc zsnnsy ae The
ess-s-y - co=so@31 os sly~-. L xTs ccIs-
age 81 srwsF fe- arr gzs7oss vas sus-
peas3ss IS F-zsee. ard = a2s sos szzes
been r-xarsc5~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-09
awrxprxc THE coxsrrrrrrox.

T-= - o-e question rAscA vii q sab
r-stssc to sas rc.s-s In fn.s state ssr s>esr
drcsssos en- ne "a 81 NOVEMBER abc9s
wss-s there s.orl4 Be ne differences Ct
erzrscn- snss which shoasd be sneoessd W
q unzatrcas vesa.
e Ills ssa-s re following anenAneas %
to cn-ssssE-sc. Of OF. s-s.e. tn rsferenrs
20 TIE sDzlsAcs-son % v9-e-A uas sc-m1-
ia.s. 20 - ss5znissed 70 the slsetsss - tie
censsg esscssea:
sAE male ,srsoes ~ the ags - sveety-
cze years Or over. possesssng tAe Fellow
.ng Qualifications. asAn be en-.s-se 10 voes
q, 81 elecslens: They shall ~ eitissns
Of the Cns-es States. .hey shAu have lived
4. Ire seaTe, enc year. and b shs county
ninety Gays. ana n The CRY. sc~n. ward
or prec.nsss thirty Gays Immediately pre-
ee1ing Ire election ~ which taey otter 70
vsse: they shah oe ahse 20 read and speak
tie English language: provided. thar In
esaas no. taxed saaI! never - Allowed tbs
elective <ranchlse. And surthsr provided.
scxr gf.s amendment shall not aNecs tAs
right ss Franchise Of any persoa who -
nov q cusis1e1 els>.cr Of this ssasA The
legislature Shai, eEacs laws defining ths
manner cs asce-tasnasg the Qualifications
% voters =. 10 their ability TO read and
speAx the EnEslsh language. ana provfesns
,ersng Ia violation os ne 2rov.ssons q this
section"
T-iss cniy change made n TIE present
iaw. IL viii be noticed. u the additional
caalss-at.cn requiring that every voter
shall se able 70 READ AID s7eak sAs En-
g..sh language"
In the political campaign vs are now
passing through both ths E-exs pciil.cai
parties are dsssrioaiiag hundreds Of tons
CT printed matter. Much research ard
stu:y VII De necessary on the part OF each
votsr to enable him TO understand the
ssssA presented ana vote tnseIiisen,ly
thereon. Therefore 10 be able 20 read
and speak tie Eng.isa language - Al
absolute necessity.
I. viii De further noticed that the amenc-
nent. /. adopted. VIII 40; take from any
one. wAo 10 entitled to TIE franchise under
the Law al !, now exists. his right to vote
II 10 only intended 70 Apply 70 persons who
may hereafter come into the state from
other states o. countries For IL Is safe
70 assume that. n this state where sach
ample means Ter obtaining an education
are provided al public expense. there viii
- no ignorant voters reared
II .s 70 Be hoped shat IN tie excitement
incident 10 thsss 10 many respects. most
remarkable campaign. The importance Of
sn.s change IN our fundamental Law win
70, be overlooked.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-09

wAns the varseas rerslss;ie orators are
saxsg~e tn rseeaa,;nS TIE el~sresi ster~
which led to tie sesaeee.aszslaa c: So
YER BY eli the countries 90 TIE s7e~.s.
there 10 cas very important ara s'rsssessi
lstAn o. coinage hsssery wssca sAey usi-
fcrniy everleak. TIA = tAas sssysr has
ass been . sasi legal lander In F-s1cs. tie
e-es, s.-Haesa,isc eoD=try 81 which tSsy
ss<ak 30 ef.er. s.fes ,ssz II was - sAas
year that shs sc-eaile1 Latin Caisn was
formed. consisting o. r.a-ce. r~ixfS=s ARA
Switzerland. 70 wsses italy ans o~~eee
~ers asssrwars .osnea On p~esussee =.
~ Tire eeaveassan was saasy sis0es BE-
tween these soaa,rtss. by wasea the rses-
sas coinage systesn. n vogue In these
ssratrsss. w.s adopted BY the terms OF
tAss ssavenssea sas legal seassr tsea,sy q.
silver vas limited 10 crsy srAnss sad goa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-09
NOTABLE PEOPLE.

THe-e are seven pres serssla. .scxes n
TIRE fed viz. McKinaev ard Hobart. Re
yaLscsn. Bran xn6 Sexal. free sEse-
Ceznocraztc. Pa-Der ard B1ckrrr. god
Democratic. Bryan and WATSON. Hogs1-
ISIS, Jexering and yoaxzscns Prob. y Tor
isr Bentley and SovE5xate. Nations. Pro
hz1stkozzsl. AID MzSctess s<zi Asxl-re. So
calls
Atvsces crcs- Sosrth Africa corr-n "a
report -hRs ugv- S-Are1r~-. ire SDsssa
African writer. = n sosrsc1sr2s serz<-ezs~z
GrvxsxGs saLccex Her rosre n ksmp@r1ey
u very susaz pace. co-&sEtns OF two
rsorss ami a ktscaeE. TIE ezsehcr does
her ozz work. acd mas ee seen ATTY Gay
cscSsr- Ss0rsssr % q c2-Afsrse ssvTe A sas
Hnsax rcrrn 81 he tiny ocftaSe
w g G1-be- w.s rss4.snx WITH sore
frs-xzs "a q weE-krro~a xseerSry cub ons
sssv ~aer Re ale Edmund fs-~s eSzscr
Of ne No~l1 e<seere4- Rocklzg very
slzoszg1sesl. ard sal Down N rsoscsy s1~rca
.Wsz<'s gAs mater VIII Yates wis.,
par~sz ore o. fas party re rzErs&, ~
cute re- g.oxs sAessceA Yes sad
6eso~~e. ~hs - ik2EksGx c. lie nsxs
0cvE"
Bruises - nzossrEGng erse 4easA OF Pierre
Ds9s.4a xao sor sh.rty years 3esese5 HIM
s@-< - ire .r0Ssc. S EsakAzS B--Ss@zS q
seay-srs by tae c-~ass- Of sasu ana.
E.ts@~<es4 cy -he ,ss-zr1s3 erszxsel % Er2s-
se1s. he aftcrwxrsas oer&zrse sssFTs4sE-rss rsl-
rs<seu-x-axe = tie yyoyszS><A eya-sr@. CT
ErakssEst- lie szs ole % Ire .s2csrs tc a.
progressive xork IN B<-1zsss- And lad
great san2ezcA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-09

snoAcm,sh rn:e7enden,: When :. comes
ssoa the porcupsne caa bring cut more god
points Than aaycna-
Ecoxsack Reporter. Al Tia. makes q
Bran Democrat or 4 s.Iver-isgged Rep1o-
lean ac>eotSo.e 20 4 Pop Il summed Up n
one iins, ,a.s: Tat silver frss Is.
paper next"
Was1a Wa.la Tnioa: The Statesman oc-
cupisd over column 10 answer Way taa
ratio o. Is 10 - Tas UE.on can IL TWO
lines gIve a reason why silvs. AID CAD
should not Se coined q. The ratio O! is TO
l. Il : because silver Is not VI s.A SO much
IS = 10
white River Journal: Senator Black
burn. one Of the chief s1xiezrea % the
Bryan Supporters. sad We 90 not intend
20 stop ansiI We have stricken the last ves-
tige OF your war measures fron the statute
eooks-" He was referring 20 pens.cn legs
ission-
Sultan Journal. That polished, sweet
s-ae.liag. Ao-ny-han1ea son o. the common
people. James Hamilton Lewis. is proving
himself IN the present canvass 20 De
colossal fraud. he has aeea discovered at
his tricks, and every man who casts his
vote for him trdorsss fraud n high places.
RstxvtiIe Times: Do no. be deceived
about this talk % the evils Of gold stan
6ard- A standard Is simply a measure o.
value, and IL makes Tot q particle Of Differ
ence. except that gold Is nearly scasic.-
a-y In value and IL worth exactly the same
the word over. A gold standard need not
Il the least proven, the coinage OF silver.
Every gold standard country en- earth uses
silver, many az them having as mach sii-
yer a. gold. Remember that sse only coin
age laws we have had n recent years were
Republican laws
Rockford Enterprise: TIE notorious
Coz Fa.-scx Henry Winston. candidate
for attorney general on the fusion ticket.
opened The campaign here Wednesday
evening. II was a cold affair. not due 20
q lack OF Pu2g.ses 30; 10 lack os COZ
ni-noe IN ne speaker. They al had
their "sh.uxcrsf' with them. aai Thought
hew the Colonel talked abcat raezn two
years ago. The speaker said many nice
shsrgs. but no ere who knew him saw
ii. to applaud. As the colonel afIerwsrd
rsss *, 1T was the GamnssseSs audience
I ever talked to-" A hearers orzrsor o.
wIns.cn was. He reminds rne more OF
S attorney pleading before a justices
Jury than an orator" II Is & mistake 20
send Pat where he Is known
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-09

WAsa fAo ao-ealted crime Of -. was
committed tas city u eooxzne. which 10
0ontsc IN besnG the he.b<d e sse
Dresssf Peralsssie mov~ner<. haa nc ex-
1s<snca. the fertile rrxixses ana taAssa.r.s
- - seath waft os Il. sascA srssace
The greatest amount o: wtss, per acre ..
80 yextoa Ia lie wo-it. Aae 10 sa..Assss-
aGsss teyond = few scA;terfnk stock.
Oea." wsth sAsir ser.s 81 caste fs~tsag ga
- ssEssgrasA covering TIE hggl. ye;
e.solcsea ~ tie ricws ere nen vsso a2vs
ae2aarss seszgr~s In sAAs city an. halt
O. spisnsst sassrsss strucsu-ss ssssra
aEown tes streets. were scat;sre3 ever All
fOsas psrss 81 &c Crsses States. engaged
- VARIOUS pursuits. esA naas ~ them
oecnasusatIex noncy 30 any great en-
TOE: lsor II 10 The eessi 81 s?oksss sha;
- wealthy rlsaxsns aisnoss 20 . mar
sA<zs there eoor1. rhsr. ~as nss . raj
eo&s approaching nearer to sasrs rsan Ils-
ozaxes 10 sAs east sns Eala ma 70 RE
wess snt TIE ~Aess seurssfe. water rcw~~
aEso3s1s1 eoase have been purchased FER
Ssss ssas tae vresess ssonsAiy r~nssi -
80 " ts& 1ss~ ks~ssst<sF1 VIVIAN sA&Ss8 &~f1
pxs3 fer by us0ner maze IN tAxs city.
Every 2aruraisr Of tie xrowsa 81 rat
city. every particular ef ~. rsoa~y ~nses
Ass e<en raa3s there. an "a ssssn-ss Gre
oset tire nanaxs o<oxses STARED. the ms7ss
Develops: ara tie whsss hs,4s seeded
have bern s.aes silver sas arsasa@s4sei
In p-.
Tas nsrsesoes prosperity xTAses pre-
oesee the last p-e..s%atiAl slecsson sssrs
20 lave e~sa sergestea hy sr&ny IN Spe-
kaaA Al that sasv esn see sew |. tae
r~ssess Asv~rsfy, revg~stins that tAesr
prosperity ~As create. un3<r pr~2>ety tne
eAns coinage system which they ns~ Sc
noaaes. they stsrseSse tnes- adversely 20
ASsssa,soa whisA wss placed % re stat
ute s<scxs yeazs sesoTs the srs, seands-
sssa w~s iass % ~.sss - nev . tarssxy AID
presre~oas eass.
lett not . isssis rtaiSassus to SPEAK xsca,
ne Siswnssag eresss Of . iss PASSED ~
nh wAea sS<s marvellous e. asosf,az. es
e.ew-tA ani prosperity a. Spokane las
shown. eli zane years ssseT 80 passage
~ ssas act. VIII. ire present rsss=esx
staSaa,sca dates s&es barely soaz year,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-09
fnx rfonrpA ELECTION.

- hssvy farssnG Oh In ne Denocy~es>
0n5orfty u F7uiza 10 more rass ssSnrs-
teent vhsn II u ce1siSere1 wat fas coa-
AE.ssns we're sE<er wAtsa tie vo.s 81
yssrs1A vas cast -Eai stale 10 ore Of the
s~y few "a .he so1<a sazea has sdopssz
sks Australian bxises system Tse Args-
cent. however. S<s.nn 80 70 the adoption
- fhs, system was that IL sss smp-obss,ls
lA&t the negroes eo1sis readily learn ,ss
1sf.4cacses o. The Australian ballot. and
tkns II would Be . Satisfactory instrument
= carry.Ex OFT the Southern policy Of dis
eEnnchi&nx the eoloree voters.
Ths F1orsds Democrats wsre not ccnfen.
- saks chances szth thts. however. but
eeDcurrensly WITH tie sso2stsn Of the
AsSsrSiian halloi they provided an esa-
eAtionAs tess for voters. and also made II
. prerequisite 20 the exercise % rne
franchise that the state poss-tax sesoai1
nase besn paid The F1cr4da TsDes-unson.
. Democratic Newspaper. on last Friday
ese4ma.se fhas fAoss ,we causes would cut
- ~ ieass four-Ss;hs Of he negro vote.
anA for TIA. reason oona6ensly prstse. Cd
that The Democratic majority woald be
= psr cent larger than Il svr was when
tAs Republican party had . ticket IN the
"a No Republican t.ck<s has hesn PAT
= - essd n F.ors6a since izs .nsss the
Ds~sss ysar.
WIN eoss-aftas ~ ~ Ascublscas negro
veesso laafraaeAissd. - this Democratic
Dae@ a1nits. The penocrssSe plurality has
eesa 81 1ov1 u ew cant n he Pogo
ssaxte pasu cannot bod svsn tss nsruzAi
srrsagsh - he Dsmocraac party tn ssca
otAtss - Florida. What chance has IL
a0eas ne nsrs snissatened ard better
seaoased psepis ~ Dc states q rAe MD
- west
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-09

TAsre has ret esen a sensation sprung
by the Popalisss which has not turned cut
. Boomerang N thar x has proved 70 BE a
forgery or an Intentional attempt 10 de-
celve ~ fraud TIE S~y9 inefficient. re
Financial News article ana last The Bls-
rna-ck 1stser have al been shown 10 ee
clumsy -takes.~ originated with tie lsea
OF imposing Gccn the 7Gs,sc-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-09

Il IL very essential that the NEXT con-
gress be one TIA; 10 favorable TO sound
money. one that with rot attempt 70 put
any sort OF Pop1lis,ic legislation On the
statute books. Moreover. IL Is also essen
ia. TIA. Mckinley have . congress behind
him that agrees with him and can work IN
harmony with him. White the election Of
president Is. OF course. . matter q su-
prense importance. the fact should not be
lost sighs Of tina; . Republican congress
can DO much 20 cooperate with the chief
maxissrate in originating or amending
laws with a view Of bringing the country
cut OF TIE troubles IN which |, has been
involved Tor TIRE pas. few years
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-09

% o. wAsae a.cuns os ncoe1 h IN
cru.sry. q xrsrzs so.ze Egas - 70 way
rser q TIE mzse es&ss are r-rpayee % b.
rexe that ~. legislative sat Of tkas cs-a-
.-y cenae zozssze rhe price es silver WHY.
sernr1znx 10 iris ForGslsf.c aasAax1xy.
sark Ezrza csr11 60 y Acne * neees-
ssrT 20 s.ezr. TIE eser.son Of x-Kzn.~y.
re rr~sea- r~cEsr1czf campaign haa fur
nsz.ed macy ahszr6isses. brs shss iasx o.a
sron he Pfsstz-E Posi- furnishes sAs cap
.-eas
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-09

The people should remember tkas al
,hes. Popalists who are crying for free ST.
Yer are doing IL With . view 81 making Il;
serve as a stepping stone for fat money
They DO not want . m@taii.c money. q
money with some intrinsic vaige. They
want irrs6esrabls paper. and they believe
free silver which would mean a money o.
less vslus than that we now have would
pave IRE way for a cheaper money stsii
People saoasd understand that q free ST.
Yer victory now would mean In The near
failure another contest with the rag money
ia1a.tor.sts. who csase1 50 much trouble
twenty years ago.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-09

II fss state 90 wAs1saxvoa - 70 Stare
Tn the ge-erA prosperity wAtch wsll follow
ire es~rsaoa - Mcklniey I; mast saor tho
wcrsa TIA: u believes n aczest business
-setAssx Ard 10 Dot wsist-x 10 tzrs is az
fairs ever 20 sae impractical theorists aas
Philosophers
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-09

The Republican party does not propose
90 help TIE fsbo-er BY the cosnirg OF cheap
silver cellars. AsiiAons rafghs be coined. hu,
there 10 10 assurance that the iaccrvr
vo4.. ges any % them What the Ee2ao-
lean party desires TO DO - TO open the
mills ard factories and 50 restore con-
stence that t3is capital ~t,I - .avestss In
new enterprises. Work Is VIA: the iaocrer
wants and payment FOR II IN good money.
an4 the Republican party. Il e,ecae6. VII!
give him both.