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The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1896-02-21

forgetting W pay WANAo Ills MoNE1.
their bills. Some of the artists have
despaired of ever getting their money.
and have been told that the fame and
prestige they acquired through their
bitters should be ample compensation.
These remarks are attributed to two
men, one of whom has held very high
Office indeed, and another of whom as
pires to it. So the artists have held .
meeting and solemnly vowed to charge
eminent men a good round fee in adj
vance before beginning to paint them.
The grievance of the knights Of the
brush is shared in by many New York
hotel proprietors and tradesmen. Gel
brities who visit New York are no
toriously slow in paying their bills.
Members Of the United States. senate
are especially remiss in this respect.
The consequence is tendency to fight
shy of celebrities, for they have
achieved very bad name in the me-
tropolis. They cannot be very well
dunned. and to sue them brings down
the condemnation Of all "slow pay"
celebrities. The great men are setting
bad example.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1896-02-21
Just introduced!
The new
AriStOtype Photograph,

Superior finish, no distortion on ac-
count of stretching paper. Softest tone,
purest detail Come and see Satisfaction
reasonably sure. A fine selection of
views of this vicinity always on hand.
JAMES d. WAY.
North Main St.
MANCHESTER VERMONT
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1896-02-21
What She Said.

A charming young belle Of the Sioux
STOPPED over to lace up her shioux,
But she said as she laced.
" must have these replaced,
For see they no longer will dioux."
Chicago Record.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1896-02-21

Judge-What's the charge?
Drunk, your honor.
Judge Ito prisoner)-What's your
name?
Prisoner-Joe Gum.
Judge Well, Gum, I'll discharge
you this time, but you mustn't get
loaded again.-Texas Siftings.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1896-02-21
The Usual Fate.

Brown-You looks as if you had the
blues.
Robinson-So I have. I've lost my
beautiful new silk umbrella.
Where did you leave it?"
81 didn't leave it anywhere. The
owner met me and took it away from
me."-Spare Moments.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1896-02-21

1t not only is 50, it must be so. One
Minute Cough Cure acts quickly, and
lh2t'S what makes it 90.
C. f. Bacon, Londonderry, F. E. Smith
Jamaica and Jonas Hill, Bondville.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1896-02-21
THE GOSSIP OF GOTHAM.
The Belnon and Their New
Sister-in-Law.
A New Duke Comes to We'd Celebrities
Who VIII Not Pay Their Bills-
Depew Ii Annoyed by
Politicians.

COPYRIGHT, 1861
No misunderstanding could be great
er than the one prevailing to the effect
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1896-02-21

The unanimity of the pulpit in New
York in the desirability of peace has
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1896-02-21
To Be Expected.

Customer-See here! all the buttons
came off this coat the first time I
wore it.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1896-02-21

church union has all along appeared
very chimerical to the conservative
clergy, recent events seem to indicate q
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1896-02-21
Depew Disgusted.

Chauncey M. Depew is not little
annoyed by the attempts made to boom
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1896-02-21
Delinanent CeIebritias.

The great portrait painters of New
York have found it necessary to enter
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1896-02-21
Gold Fever In Georgia.

Georgia is getting the gold fever
again. One or two old gold mines are
being revoked, and three boats are
dredging the sands Of the Chestatee
liver for the gold they are supposed to
contain.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1896-02-21

Dealer-Yah. So many boobies ad-
mire dot coat, you shwell up init pride
und burst dose buttons off.-N. Y.
Weekly.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1896-02-21
Prisoner@JOe Gum.
IT Will Not Answer.

Spatts-What do you think OF the
new French idea of curing diseases by
the application of cold?
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1896-02-21
sHREwD YoUNGsTER,

Mother-Tommy, why don't you
give your little brother half of your
apple?
Tommy-Can't do it, ma. Father
tells me never to do things by halves.
Texas Siftings.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1896-02-21

be anything in it. If the theory were
true, man who happened to be
married to a Boston woman would
never be ill.-To Date.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1896-02-21

They got the lunch.-N. Y. Recorder.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1896-02-21

Judge-yEhat's the charge ?
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-17
THEFETESATMOSCOW
Russia's Ancient Capital Fill
ing Up With visitsrs
FROM ALL PARTS or THE WORLD


Moscow, Nay lA-Thfs "a town = -.
My filing up VITA visitors frum IN para
q she world. who have cuno to witness
tie ceremonies attending the ccruuataoo
OF The car and cRria4, witch Win exfen1
over . period OF three weeks, oegtnntne
ASCENDING 20 The programme. with the ar
rival Of their nateS.ies at the PetrUvski
palace, cucss6e this city, on Monday. ana
concluding with their departure for 81.
Pssersoury on June l.
The streets ara MED with psupas q IN
nations and wfth desegasons frum al
pArts Of Russia The weasheP up % the
present has been . Es,,e TOO cola to Be
peasant. but . change y expected before
The fetes begin A question regarding ne
precedence o. Prince Henry Of Prussia,
Representing Emperor wslEsm OF Ger
many. and the Duke Of Connaught, repre-.
senting Queen Victoria, has nsea sstsieA
tn favor OF the latter.
The American legation n the ceater AZ
attraction for the Americans here. The
latter are beaded by Gen A. Med. Mccook.
representing President Cleveland. ana the
legation has been his heAdoiarters. Tho
building Is well situated. and affords 4 flne
View or the borlevards It II very hand
so.nely decorated inside.
The decorations OF the Kremlin are about
completed The old dones have been freely
giided, and the richly tinted towers ara
most picturesque. The public Is freely al
ma,seo. ana there Is = constant procession
OF pisrims to tho Uspenskf cathedral
A decree haS been PROMULGATED nrohlhfe.
ing. during the fetes, riding on horsehack
or On bicycles In the streets or boating on
sne river. This step was taken In view OF
me Immense crowds Of people expected
here.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-17

snsned frc<s Jrsse psrnsy . tsnrora0
restraining order prr4tsria8 the ccuszss-
sscu<rs srurn rr1c~~rx sse creax0rSf-
S7s .Ae least se-ssus Pause Of sns wn0e
trzrxaxssu1 Is TIE <xr< rkAs u prevails A
early settlement q the Puget 5uand Ma
Goa banks sr8ebtez3<zs % tie county Ok
scne zo0. Nzzy ASSERT sss., sez.sf tSas
CHS IL the controlling motive cs ths board.
ae2 some are Ez<I.aet 90 hiAne Rsc@sysr
Chzrca- szssrnz-sng tat be had s-1uenced
ne board &c the matter for the r1rrose o.
proto1gsz his recs.vesxhao Of ~ bank
A % this Gov Church says Re has nor
seen o. bad any communication wfrA ne
board since his rrtura from ths East
week ago. An hat no Knows about Go
matter - shAs several days Enee be vas
asked b. certain a.tcrneys II 10 would &C.
cept the recef~ers certificate fcr ne
ee.M whieh be bad Endorsed 70 the
treasurer as settlement for TIE
claim. 70 which BE replied that hs
woula ROT uniszz Il was Approved By fhe
commissioners and the c1znpsrc-,er o. ne
currency. 4 rSs the former. necexaraiy
tho latter. Meantime affairs remain n
s-asu quo Until the heartrg IN The -.
ssraintnx order ten days h~rco
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-17

Gen. Goddard Dodxs ExeAsea pi.u,cnA
OF san Francisco. 100 years old. u = vtror-
Gus man who appears as though he might
oe %. He = bald. caused by sleeping on
me ANAL desert when crossing the plains.
ara he lost his teeth ten years axo from
taking an ague remedy that Contained
mercury. He says:
work from morning TN night, and I
aiwavs have done this. II stopped for a
year II would kill me. Rain. DON'T mind.
and tho only objection have to this cu-
mate Is the cold north wind That some
times gives me . cough. The street car
companaes make 10 profit from me. for I
never patronize them. Nearly every day I
walk seven or eight miles. and I think
nothing OF taking stroll out TO Lons
mountain. Meat I have not touched for
more than forty years. ind that I can
get plenty 20 eat without living upon this
dead meat that breeds fevers and disease.
Chicken am very fond OF If know where
It comes from Tea and coffee abandon
ed long ago. and the only beverage I
touch - hot water. Mix Is quite essen
sial. and drink a great deal OF thar. and
vegetables and fruit make up the greater
portion OF my diet. I have never used
tobacco In any form. and avoid wines.
It Is simple enough. isn't It? / sleep Just
four hours Q day. and that - rest enough
for me. rest longer than that. and when
/ have lain long enough IN bed I don't
wait to become tired again. but I get UP
Immediately. As grow older / sleep less,
and so do moro work. It was In 1859 that
decided that no doctors should butcher
me. ! was IN Florida, and I had yellow
fever. The physician gave ms up. ard I
was taken to New Orleans by boat. and
there given UP. was unconscious. and
they put me on an old iron boat going up
the MississioDi. and placed q metallic
coffin BY nv side. We were away I'D the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-17
HONERULERONERULE
What English Liberals Arc
Saying Aboat the Irish
NoN-coNFoRaassTs DssousTEp.


Coryyighset By the Associated PreA
Lo16sn. May H.--Ths spit between The
Liberals and tzse ITssh nesne<rs Of oariia-
rsens over The e3ceatton tsf- which gave
tie government q mstcrify OF 81. has
b>en the ,eAsfng fesfEre q hoers pois-
ties tz1ing sfss week TIE matter ID
warmly discussed In al the nexspaperA
The Liberals are very hitter AGAINST the
Irish for sspsortiEw the government. es-
peciAily - the Irlsa ars apparently pre-
pared % support the agricultural rating
bib lis prsv.ssons arS <xten9s1 TO lre-
iAsd- The Llcerzs IN their wrath say
that the action OF the I<ssh members 10
. severe ntow 60 home rule. - IL has
alienated from them the sympathy Of the
Son-corformsstS who are TOW convinced
that the Irish vote 10 eonfnp1led BIZ tho
prsessA Thus The 1y that Home rule
means Rome rule - Axxtn raised n
soma quarters.
Tho tvo homo rule orxnnA the p1ay
Ssws and Daily Chron.cis. claim 10 re-
gard the situation AZ very serious. The
p&per FIRST named published letters on the
subject from ieDtinx Son-ConfcrmiNs.
such a. Rev. Gunrcs Rogers. Rev. Hagh
Price Hughes and DR.. Berry. Mr.. Rogers
declares that the ectson of the Irish MEM
hers Of parliament amounts 10 .'aoutsng
ho<ne rule prfncipie4" and that Il has
postponed home rule sine die Rev. Hugh
Price Hughes writes that the vote shows
that the lrish home RUE party In the Rome
rule party, and adds. 1t has come to the
point OF sacrificing homo rule. political
gratitude and every other consideration to
the wishes OF the priests"
Taoagh the Liberals and Non-Ccnform-
ssts undoubtedly exaggerate the gravity OF
the situation, there IS no doubt thar i'm
pcrtance must be attached to these state
menss. Is the Non-conformists have been
tbs backbone OF the home rule campaign in
England. The speaker To-Day. referring to
the aplt. says: We 90 not wish to use
hard words TO tho Irish home rulers
who deliberately broke the ais
ancs with their political friends Ia
England. but 1; cannot be denied that the
vote proves thar they are under the donn.-
nation OF the Priests. and by the vote have
placed themselves In an entirely different
position in regard 10 the English parties.
Tns step may lead TO very nsomentcus con-
sequencez."
On the other hand. II IL believed IN some
circles that the Irish have become con-
WINGED that they have nothing but prom
ises 10 expect from the Liberals under any
consideration. and that they are placing
their hopes upon the Conservative, whose
proposed land legislation for Ireland Is un-
doubtedly we'll intended and has been well
recesved- According to the statement pub
hshed . committee representing the So
called Radical party viii shortly issue q
manifesto significantly emitting all refer
once 20 homo rule. Its energies will be
directed to advocating the abolition Of the
house OF lords.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-17

: $50 I'm ~ orssv~a Tor -. 60 !,
~.s.n r1ens numk<r ~ fhs 49, 80
~ q M Al shs exsssf.r s.oss,s 800
-. ssss : f~w IN he ma Ter Cote
-. sscsnsiy spleesed hosr4 ~ ex..,,r-
-. ~ cerfcd pos1tsoes hes6 ! .s~-zre
- . ny for THE sarpous a. ,~.-.~-<.~
. - e quesssons for shs exsrr,r.,s-,,
49, place AsncHy.
ve~ss-s sxaasinatzoss took psars
y. squad of etwhssrr m y.
= - IaesdAy mosnsnr A. fhe 4
49,. Thirty ssplraats have srre.1y
s nssY ne1s0I ana phyrsesa ~r.m-
= sxoo. nriuding an she esrdfaa.e~ for
49,. polse. asd chief Of the nrs de-
ens. with os~ exceut,ru r-ns
=. n&. Who had n a aurItez,sr,r. Sar
me- Of police. hos ooncIpd-a nox - -.
80. 80. 70 me medical and physical exxm.ns-
% there 10 one less cand,dx,s for
coard b rot ready 70 state vk~n
~ WI b prepared to s>na IA "a re
yor fne hst % names from vht~h tne
xuuys can eeisct chief. but th~ rros.
ss nv = strong that they Win DO 70 soms
saf1ng next week
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-17

Henry Norman. the correspondent Of the
London Chronicle. whose dispatches from
Washington City have had such an i'm
portant influence on tho Venezuela ques-
ton. has long been . student OF information
al politics. His book OF the Far East
has already become an authority. Last au-
turnn he visited all the countries land made
the acquaintance OF their important men)
which combine to form what Is called the
Eastern Question" His first published
article on this interesting trip win appear
In Scribner's for June under the title I'm
the Baikans-ths Chessboaxd Of Europe"
IL Is q most vivid presen tation Of the cur
ious prlncipal.t.es that make UP that In
teresting corner OF the worid-Rouman,a
Montenegro. Seryia Bosnia etc
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-17
BEEvITIEs.

W. Fl. Southland. ticket agent Of the
Greyhound, Is very i'll at Tacoma with
blood poisoning. No fears ara entertained
OF ais recovery.
Members Of Olympus Chausauqua Circle
are requested to meet at the office Of J. I.
Ronald. In the Pioneer building. next
Tuesday evening. to talk over future
plans fox the circle A fun attendance 10
desired.
Ship John c. Potter finished loading
lumber at Smith cove last night. and viii
probably sail for San Francisco tonight
Schooner Jennie Stella which has loaded
s75, 600 feet OF lumber Tor the same place.
will also sail tonight
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-17
nE QUEENS DAY.
- 1bersts Celebration o h
Had at Victoria,
epuoUs AFFAIRS ovvpossg.
-, Duvs - - Dsvsssa - oDQ0 -
8 4,nAs, wisding % WleA . usvus
- Army ohaa Daoeao.

aepcss 81 Victoria ars neehanw n
- nre not the sfaunchsst ard Uoat
- nsbjecfs Of Queen Victoria Every
-, = the queens birthday they have 4
,senratton that u on q scale far suor~
~s~nrtve than usual for cities four or ave
- tbs size OF Victoria Every yeaFs
~SrSrsxson b an Improvement over the
~ssr1dlng one. and rhis year the celsbra-
n = " be far beyond anything they
- eusr bad-
"a hcnor. Mayor Robert Beavss. ena
..s~.cet Boggs, secretary for the ceie-
- ~ confident that this yenr.s csjs-
sr-1luo wlH hs the greatest event Of t1.s
SoS7 ~ have ever had In Br1t1sa CO.
- Mr. Boggs. upon whom tie de-
~ 4 tbs celebration usually IAN =
- rnehpfffy on Victoria ceiebrasioua. hay-
- - . prime mover In them Tor ysaU
- rpr they have eoeeeo % : -.
- q sports and exhibitions nat vfll
RI me- 1eys full 70 repIetion With excite
- 81 tntsrssI
T1rut * al. on Saturday. the IA, the
- 1feyeie meet occurs, with enough svente
e 10 ssfisfe ths most enthusiasts
$500. Besides this there win b
mlbt soss and baseball. AZ a1ghe .
wnenn6s concert VIII b given.
To
= opnmsnce In earnest There win b
- Hgsrsst events than any angle tn
Hv11ud oould expect to take In There
n - heSosse matches. rife and tran
6ndrG., rUw1ng regattas, all sorts Of boat
- ~ the great Indian canoe races.
80 have been world famed. Besides
- uoro viii b all the novelty aports.
r ~ ossning promenade concert at the
- III and ball ct A. o. u. w. hall
4nnoay y q b. the day when powder
= - burned, the cAnnons boom. the SOL
- Galore, and the fun fast and furious.
- 3 the day Of the service OF TROOPS
- ~ grand sham battle between the
~ Cd the Army.
N enIebrations heretofore the sham hat
- haye ben held At Beacon hsil. but this
~ 4 70 BE- on . % much grander scaIc
- 4 Win take place nj Macaulay point.
uoBo The new Notifications are located.
4 lnIIDtic attack will be made on the point
n ~ wArahlps and . force landed On
~ ~ land forces and tho Canadian
nntn viii repci the attacking parties.
lHogeDer II Will be an event worth seeing.
4hGN viii undoubtedly be large attend
- = 9eatusites At the celebration, a.
- Veterans are royal entertainment. and
- ysAr the visitors from this city como
~ from the Queens Day celebration
~ = their praises of their reception a
~ hnnds Of our British cousins.
~ sports this year are described a.
tnCA IN . souvenir advance programmes
49, G. II. Gibbons, city editor Of the
clin'st has just issued on behalf Of the
vsoos1A Wheeling Club. OF which he wns
- u the founders. This programme.
49, = bang circulated all through the
Northwest. y . genuine work OF art, Gov.
o11a = Addition to the celebration
QeoWs the permanent attractions Of the
n1t1A Columbia capital. many OF which
- Illustrated with handsome haif-tons en-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-17

river wAsD came to myself. I oasd:
what's this co65n forr and then they
told me- that vas mine. % I said: Take
10 away. and when lady dies here who
has no cofin-you ZEE was very chivai-
rous even though beside my cofftn-when
. lady dies and has no comm give this one
10 her. From that dAy TO this have
never had = physician and when l die R
will b naturally. / shall not be slaugh-
tsred"
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noADs TO laINEs w1sTxD.


- o8110 - (0DI1Ur
now % 0ee Ore Ont,
= eumbsr of Silver creek mtnerv IA
sung IN / D. Accuscheou's of1ce n
~ Occidental buf1dinx yesterday sfss--
eoon 70 discuss the subject Of ouensnr IN
~ 49, 20 the mines % that district Goxne
- tnees mines. the vandaf,a. for tnxsnnce'
y y - stated. had many tons Of ore On
- onnp waiting for an OPPORTUNITY a.
sstug u out n was stated thst enc-
nomish county had offered 10 bear haIf
ne expense Of the road. that snohorisn
nsd snhscribsd 20 days work. ana tat
AsMsft would undoubtedly assist.
Ins neArest railroad ssasSou & rnd~~
q me Great Northern. ten miles awsy.
ln1s y alrsaoy . road to GAlepa civ.
sixnt miles, and assurance n only ssksd
20 build an additional four mllss 10 Mn
sh lily. which II IN the heart OF the mir
- district Tho meeting ad1ourued "a
next "wednesday evening.
another mining dssxic4 very usus
snoSns that also desires . road. ana T. 20
nake application to King county for one.
= the Cedar river. z. D. Robinson. vho
vas IN town yesterday. says they nsed
Iour miles and . half Of road TO connect
WITH the county road. and then they can
seui thsir ore the sixteen miles To The
AaAe ehore = Eastern railroad.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-17

Mr.. Give Phiiiips-Woiley. . post. o3
Victoria British Columbia, begins . poem
IN the Toronto Daily Mail and Empire
with rs Canada Loyalf'' II Canadians
be like Mr.. Phillips Woiley they are loyal
TO England. but not TO Canada The sen
timent known as patriotism. or loyalty 10
the land ono lives in. has no place in the
hearts OF Canadians like Mr.. Phillips
WoNey.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-17

John r. Williams. Lawrence. Wash
Following are the requirements for 3 law
fal barbed-wire fence Posts shah be set
not more than thirty feet apart. the hrss
wire shall not be more that twenty-five
inches from the ground. the second wirs
thirty -four inches and the third wire forty
eight inches: each and every one Of the
wires shall be tightly stretched and sccure-
~ fastened to said posts and four light
poles or strips shall be fastened between
each two posts TO said wire vertically.
leaving no great space than about six
fee, between said posts and poles or strips.
Or the said posts may be set not moro
than twelve fest apart ami two barbed
wires and one pole. rail or plank securely
fastened to said costs. or one bzrbed wire
and two rails poles or planks securely fas-
tened to said posts. II Is unlawful to
maintain any fence or portion Of a fence
Of oaroed wire except as above. Any per-
son injured by the unlawful act Of another
Is entitled TO damages.
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Browning, King 4 Cos Monthly.
''Choliy had an-aw-fwightful head thu
mawnin'. doncheknowr"
"Aw-deah bay. wealyr'
Positively dcuced. doncheiInow! sws,lea
tws-e-e-mendous. Had to-aw-stwetch
his hat ovah the door knob, doncheknow.
before he couid-aw-get IL on. Door chan.
mar
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-17
Th~ Everett CompAnies.

Everett. May fx-SpecAi-At ne an1ual
meeting Of the Everett Land Company
yesterday c. y. Pinkney. OF New York.
6chenck, resigned Tne ANITA. meetrgs
% the Puget Sound Wire Nall and Steel
Company ard tho Everett Railway 4
Electric Company were held. with -
change tn TIE dlrectorA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-17
AshErkEsENTED IN CONGRESS.
What Some Republicans Think r ebe
Money Question:

DR.. Mitfsn. who was chairman Of the
republican city central committee. vac
taking with ex-Secretzry White OF that
commlstse yesterday and the two were
exchanging congratulations on the rcas,ls
OF tho Everett convention. did you nc
tcs the Oregontan." exclaimed the doc
TOR. III heads an article referring to our
platform that Il " to the glory OF Wash
inxton and the shame of Oregon. Nov.
! believe that this state has been discred-
tted oy III congregational Representatives.
They represented II a. being for free All
YER. when they should have known that
the sentiment Of our people was not for
irss silver bet for honest money. The
last stats platform was . straddie. and
what want to insist on In that IL We had
nAd such men a. John H. McGraw and
Andrew +. Burleigh In our congressional
delegation We would not have been mis-.
represented: they would have known and
have truthfully told our sentiments"
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ILLUSTRATED, Numbcr az ..rrn,r .

An extra number Of Fran, the Norvs9.
ian-Danish paper published In this city,
has been issued under date OF today in
honor OF the Norwegian celebration. The
edition u handsomely gotten up. u Illus
trafsd with some views. and contains
some well printed portraits and hiognphi-
cal sketches OF leading scandlnAvsans rcsi-
dsnt here.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-17
uvIL sERvTCE CONFESSION.

A1nne mr. Chief, Capt. Manning, WIN
HI Take Physical Examination.
uas very quiet at the Office OF the
IN service commission yesterday. no
emminations Of any kind being In pro-
ersa Tho time has also expired for III
~ APPLICATIONS to take any examinations
tAa present series No further exam