The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-13
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aun,cation or question viii re-
No .o,,X ion unless the writer signs his
cefvs afterE necessarily fer publication, but
narns. nott q faith.)
Edmonds-The postage on a
F.N. N In a carrier city is cents;
drop lette1I cent
elsewhere. II ---,-,,,, W.
Wv. CT hia- Is chairman Of the Demo-
OF PhuadelI lai committee.
cratic natid
Monroe-Ed Smith defeated
T. NJ. b 8 in the eighteenth round at
Joe Godda( March 8. 1884
New orlea
u. NJ. E.-The publication of
Reader, / although deserved. would only
your letter. ance 10 an unimportant mat
lend impo2
ter.
seattle-we think. but are not
SchoolgfrI ,yrlls w. Field did not restore
sure that monument, becoming tired OF
the Andrea keep the shaft in order.
the fight Z
Seattle-It stands to reason
NJ X JI ON the farm were better able
that men a ne exposure, fatigue and hard
to endure = than those from stores and
ships OF "
Offices.
= Townsend-There IS no Red
1T. ty in this state. For informa-
Cross Soc the American Red Cross Soci-
ton about Mss Clara Barton, president,
ETY. write City, d. c.
Wash.ngtof
Dfrneister-Your letter. although
Conrad "a complain of only one company,
intended To others which do not deserve ii.
reflects on staken, too, when you say that
You are NJ len lose their money in invest
only poor
ments.
natchee.-A letter addressed to
J.K., W Ingerson, New York City,"
Robert d him. The gold in gold dollar
will reachZ D cents. That is to say, II You
is worth III ID dollar you can take il to the
melt the III yet another one. These is no
mint and r gold coins.
A"' 49, Tanvix, Pierce County-rt your
CAB mortgage is foreclosed, the
homesteadI can only lay his claim on the
mortgageet ibed and bounded IN the docu-
lands descV and has no claim upon any
ment itself rty, adjoining or elsewhere, he
other propJ he mortgagor.
Arlngton-The harbormaster IS
PHP.{ " the mayor. with the advice
appointed Il OF the board. OF aldermen, and
ard consenH management OF the harbor and
he has the0 nd the collection of wharfage,
city slips 4 Al his duties. as well as rates of
tolls. etc. IRE regulated by city ordinance.
j Allyn-O) James G. Blaine
J. c., was defeated by ian ass
said he eacher BurcharD and a
of ~ on election day" But for
rainstorm Blaine would have been elected.
Burchard as loyal to Blaine. and was net,
Burchard II 4 stated, Intentionally working
as has be& ests of the Democrats when he
in the intey Rum, Romanism and Rebellion"
made his a reception rendered to Mr..
address al ne clergy. It did not require the
Blaine by Z in New York to assure Cleve-
official couI on, though the New York Trlb-
lands elecN for several days after the ball
une did No de Blaines defeat. 1t is thought
lot!ng concN impartial students of politics
by perfectf publican could have polled more
that no ReG than Blaine. There was a
votes in N against the Republican party.
strong tid& Mt much use Of arguing with a
(2l There N +. He holds that gold COM
greenbackG premium, while other people
nanded an reenbacks fell below par. The
hold that NJ asure of value IN the United
unit or I'd old dollar, and 3 is wrong. The
States is a { OF the value of greenbacks was
fluctuations
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