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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-22

WANTED-Recruits for the u. s. Marine
corps. Wanted-Able bodied, unmarried
men, between the ages Of 81 and 80 years.
Food, clothing and medical attendance
free. For further particulars, ETC., apply
or address, the Commanding officer,
Marine Barracks, Navy-yard, Norfolk,
Va. jyI-3m
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-22
|R|j';s:;oIERCES
| 4 ELL ETS|
HELP WANTED.
FOR TME LIVER

WANTED-An Industrious man. one who
mas had some experience as salesman
In this section preferred, with $500 or $500
to invest and is willing to work the
trade in wholesale buiness. Horse
and wagon will be taken as money, ac-'
cording to value. Address at once. ~.
IT," 191 Church street. jy4-tf
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-22

This is the stamp that the letter bore
which carried the story far and wide,
OF certain cure for the ioathsomc sore
That bubblcd up from the tainted tide
ofthe blood below. Aud twas Ayers mama
And his sarsapatilla. that nli now, know.
That was just beginning It's fight Of fame
With It's cures of SO years ago.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-22

FOR SALE AT a LOW FICIJRE-p,oos
ano specifications for brick dwelling
drawn by one of the best architects II,
the State. Address PLANS this Office
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-22

SALESMAN: Understanding cigar busi-
ness desiring employment answer
Goods sold by sample on credit Good
pay. expenses, exclusive territory as
o. Box 40. N Y. City ap2s-we, sa
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-22

BOARDERS WANTED-A few summer
boarders Gun secure good accommode-
tions at Ryland Institute by applying to
Mrs. ANNIE NJ. BUTT, at the Institute.
The location Is excellent. being only
three minutes ride from Norfolk, thirty
minutes from Ocean View and forty
from Virginia Beach. je2i-w. su. fritz
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-22

YACHT AND BOAT FOR SALE-Pleos-
ure Yachts tstaunch and fasO and other
boats Tor sale at upper end Levitt avc
nues. or address Lock Box No /. Nor.
ioih' va. je24-Su w film
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-22

FOR SALE-Good House in Rramh,.to-
I0r $4,000: $500 cash: 5000 per month
B BlE bargain. Don't miss it, c. 10
loW NSEND, 1l3 Main street tyI9-3t
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-22

u REWARD-Lost on the road between
Ocean View and Norfolk Ferry Satur-
DAY afternoon. pair OF Cuffs with
cameo cuff-buttons. Five dollars Will be
paid for their return to E. NJ. TILLEY
az water street, Norfolk. je2l-tf
FOR HIRE-Two Double Drum Double
Cylinder Mundy Hosting Engines ana
Boilers. Apply to JUSTIN MCCARTHY.
Room No. !. Business Mems Associations
builalng- je20-tf
$500 TO LOAN on long time. H. G.
Pennyroyal Pills Diamond BrandG
are the best. Safe. Reliable. Take no
other. send &C., stamps. for partcu.
return mail At druggists ChichesteP
Chemical Co.. Philadelphia. Pa.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-22

Ny SALE-Cheap. one pair of good
wares, I,years old, sound. good drivers
% 90 u, WORKERS. single or double Cali at
lars '"' i'i POO Lieu. c.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-22

FOR SALE-Campfield Lthia Water 70 L
sailoh tickets, sl.00. Pure Lake Drum
Tnp juniper Water Best waters known
irno,i ,thuisestion. Dyspepsia and Kidney
,iirouoie IA " gallon tickets. 500, de-
I ny M fresh daily. C. Z. TOWNSEND.
~ MAIN street. iyl9-3t
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-03

Hz<sr< - a1ceeuezzy 2nxs<Ae-1fe9
s-sn - x-e4sy rsz - <h< Yzrer THzzes-
hzx 4 euss % zzrs Eaz. fs--z.zsszT sat
sp~ezes e ossezszrxz-tze kas nsve- s~ea
SCI 80 tae sreek<xs- .zsse- II . - - hsre&
tat Esszs- ~za - zsss 10 coz<e< ss=ss-
ssx 81 csrz.z11z - r-exrzzx . lamp 50
s-4xr~essre .Ex- nsxtx sal Ease n s-se
ss--rrs - 1x-kz>xs. as1 eAs- . a1zsesssssr
ze-z %. have eox sssFe- 2ev. IN sa-S
s7err sams Ne tu-rs % ~ ezsc--s1 EE.-
sne sktsRs % lie s&l
Izrstzg - .o< Ezes ehsser csse = vas
ra~@ szEs ~ere ere gaszssess-et = pr
ssy ard gene-sssy uss1. tz< 10 greater eSa-
versezcs ~ gas sse esec-~1csty kas Ez&es
*nen =s-e seerasse. Tss pres-sa las
s%en great. szf VITA IL s1scsy ~ every
sew srz-esezee.- ~ AenaaA has m
creased II she nsv e7csssoesS - ez2g-
scx.s ssnsv skaE ~ Al rAas r. = esaszed-
vita sAs prospective rsescsssn ID esss-
every .oum y sozss en- he ksDe lgAss1
ard IN w1n so - - ElunsaAs,sn - to
sz-ee.s 4. ac.stca 20 the greater nzness
% lzzps es-ses eoai< aaor4
Bcsee>e NAY - iRpaxsss4y ewafung
rev srssseassnns q - Rssetgn HyA
-. ~ oresnx-y c.f.sse vi b - . srsaeR
Of exeszsDess MT. EAisss seArfs kzs TIC
ss-5 eson vkseA as snsvsrnz ngs. = -
b put ~ kzs 6zpnai
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-03
Co,unha Chronicle


The ssct % THE matter Is IN N. r,...~
9. ne Republican party O: sse sat. e
washington are Ter TIE gold standard. a.
was vosee1 By delegation after .slexz,io,
sen; 20 TIE s-ate convention .ustr-,-,,s
% vote assinst free coinage. TIA asva-
Gates OF free silver were given resrer-r,,
bearing at all times, IN fact. were alIowss
20 nonoro.isea greater portion o. tbs ts-na
s4ic,fec 70 speech-razk.ng. bu, TIE s-n.s-
r>e1t Tor sound money was 50 strong ara
ov=-wheln ming against TIE slve-t..s ia.
tssy could accomplish nothing. The PLANK
ADOPTED by Tire Convention "a. M. ~.
result OF the Persistent pressure Of a r-su
minority, 20 write their v.ewx hrt IL 49,
e. ire expression OF a ia-r. majority a.
shs Republicans OF tits s.a,e who car "a.
e3esriy TIE eve effects OF q pe-s.xer-. So
tarioa Tor sree silver. Trey can xA~ .ss.
x - rot only hrz-tc.i % TIE rno,...-v
system CT TIE nation. bat IL also h,---@,,
70 tie Republican party. 1, Is no.Ns,~
less tsan Pc7ufisflc calamity howl 49,,
wita1n the ranks Of the calzrns-vst.r IT,.
nee silver tssa Is contrary 70 An s,x.o-.
On ne saot~ct, ard con.rsry 70 .hs r,,~.-.
sal anc incoz,rovs-tisls Law o. sup--sv ~,
Demand In shor-. II Is arar,y : $50
snat Gas taken hold o: men IN cs-..sr -
tens o. The country
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-03
A BENEFIT roR THE POST.

No means for raising fun5s for the army
post will be left untrsee. People generally
have become srossee TO the necessity o.
prompt sction. ans numerous methods for
adding 20 the subscription list have been
devised. with every prospect OF han.sone
returns coming from them one Of the
best ana most Eke,y 20 result, in a good
sized sum b-i-g raise: II the proposed PRO-
trctton OF Moths At the Seattle thsafer
asxt week This popular play has been
g4vss by local artists both IN Seattle an.
Tacoma with great success, al. upon its
repetition here for such q worthy object
there should he an attendance limited only
by the capacity OF the ;h-ste- How ksneiy
all these who VII participate have vo,un-
t-ere: Is shown IN another column u i-as-
Gates that people are taking Aoi: az the
post matter with the proper spirit. ana Z,
the public Is as generous as TIE perform
ers there can se 10 6cae. tia. the h<ses.
win be \ prorounce5 sacc.ss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-03
KxElcTs or TIE wAn.

yvssy vsiersn on probably srree win
the president n his views pp1a ssldiers'
sltosa Tksse - . pa;rio;Se s-stisnenf
fsi, for TIE wsssw. ans orphans AZ soldier.
uhieh IL ~eaic r. very pnv.se 70 tsnpos.
upsn- That would surely resal; n Il
shesi1 ever seccrS 40 TIA. . ssee~'s
psnsasn vas snto-es VITA q commercial
Aspess II nsrs rnsaey 10 10 As voted for
The rsnssortnx 81 witows. 4 wrrs FAR bet
Ger ss snerems. tie visssne. 70 ,hos. de-
ssrr.nx weusea wis have struggle: sisax
snes TIRE se&;A Of thssr hnsaa-ex
Ne serxsstscn cs srn7r0rrsssy. 90 course.
10 tnsaisee n the Sea hat when a xsnsa
ceases 70 - . settlers wsess a.. s.ssss
TO have any elatsn uRen tAs rstien for
supper. T.ssrs Is no esEntry 10 ne world
Which has eeas % nseA Ger rs 90 salsss-s
families a. tAss has eans: an. Il Is in ihs
s-tsr-ss o. shass wss really neea TIE "a
tens noassy sss teaas 10 preserve the
seea seirsi which Is Tess ssr TIE veteran.
~Asn asy tendency toward i-vAxea Of tie
riwats 90 wfssw q eAeekesa. syrrns.hv
~ita esre&vs1 fkzsisy 70 ret shs s.ass Of
srsriinr r~nssors. Il = ulcnss safely
sna entirely - ,Ae uzsson's ss.ens~r. a..
az assanpsios to . Sses sxseni 81 TIE re-
spaasieHifiss e-scAwsnr 70 a1sa. wAra h,s
widow rAsses cat AZ rs rsrss sns ssss-n-.
tsat % sassAer. tee sssta - her secena
hcssani eses noi saASs hs- again re
wss0w % tks els solsssr.
IL
veteran more ie4is=sly tAas sA- veteran
himssit Every ssrafnsrw of me as. <x-
eEy unworthy Tselslsss o. 4 pension. sv.
cry attssnps al t-sss = a. .tf<npssa
wrvnx to sns ar iasas,sr- ursn tNase re,
who ~ their sslf-sNc-s-- . az. xalian.-v
are entitled te re rssaecg aas tA. honor
% AL wac sarsiesrAis - ihs bene~,s e..
rlvee from thsir saere.- CT Re Asttireeie
u t. this spirit ~slek VII rake asr,e.t
all Americans see vita Scatter Ra~t.v
against Senator usnsArsaeA. q N>-.A
nakess. 10 tseir eeasreversy evc- tss SUB.
seess % 'se friess. wsra - NsrtA Ia
tetan twfstea HANfey wttA nos Nsewtnx
the war was ever H4wi~v rra,ies.
y have no nsrrew views o. tsls saNA
sset. tAaak heaven ,aat Aav. ~.
~arwest feeling Ter SWINE e sA,se ~, s,.
ssses ca 'ss ether si9e. r.. ls s, .-,.s...-
tis 10 esls sss;ory. TSsrs was a SEA,
war. We have wired cal "a s-irs,satss-
fas the sSess itss,f esaHei ~ wspes sat a,
HfstsfS-
ras patriotism wasea raansass.es a.,,.
e shs Nss ans - triumphant snssnr rs.,S.
Esss q ssan.st1ss 70 b essseassf - c-e
SASS g Aaks tas tass Rl-sesliax sewars
isass NhS ~efs iAsa eaeates. ara a.. e
esstass saAS - sizes ear friends 10 pass
oas = eVF nssMosg 81 i xssgy = ,as
nsss0A " sS9a<S-sss gse aasss9ssez q. tAs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-03


Ec.scn las never -; claimed p-se:ics-
hlisy fer an s=v.-;ioa sata b. has s.,ss-
se6 nzs-s bsye1t 6ous; NArws.Szx
therefore. a. hs res isst Is. there IS hope
,Aa, I; caa - rn.S- sonazeressiiy svas-
ss,e n TIA; STAR ~ sc-s. there aeet -
70 mere darkness. Every Asass IN q as
srsrt vAses VII ssssi-v establishing a.
electric plan: car ~zfcy ;Ae ate4-tzrrk-
ard si-soSs TIE poorest vii save q cheap
ugAs ~hase eorvsrssace ~ln he worsA
,~scs ;se actual ecst.
Ths t-sPer,Azt feature = TIE ssvinr y
esoctrfcal sgree. II seems air-ass fnc-r-E!-
s1e tast tie iae4zeescert tz=a -e~ n use
DEVELOPS e pr seat - beat 20 per oeat
of txAt. Set even y TIE proportions we're
relatively IL favov c. MsAs. EssSon's as
ocveTy waala - vende-fai I; s rasns-
fest sNst IS the uate-s e. electric sa-a7s Is
- A-sr3 fsxAs ara act h&At. II TIE xs-=~
scrcs cApaeity As ss sex rses 10 r-osnoe
& zer eert % i,EAf san - ussIszes % a-c-
sses exen 50 per cest-. "a COST r-ast y.
ra,s8rTAs,y less Il remains - - se~z-
os coarse. waesAer TIE se~ ilgAt WI -
ealr~ machinery - snreA raaTs expensive
sAsr FRAT row us~a that IRE sccre-ay n
cae a.reSlisn &c, es o1kss BY expense n
a>otssr
ExssE.zaeats were case Ez4se - ~Aass
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-03

vsx Ne vass - ssrrx vss eur Ssss
~~~: tt szkss - S2<<-rc< - - psv
vssss>r fssss vzs v<-s t<fszses vzs
ESsnss>-s % A~xsrzns o. sosxa<-ne-s-ss
are cssoernsc WIN sse@. wso were sss-
e>s<~sL Oar sp1sse-s Eass . * - conss-
sz~,cs vse ~ ss>zy vzs ]. ss>T hs4
vxngzsxsse e5xss eur resss-sas d vsrsnry
s>rnx9s vszss ~ hare sss. tempered
~ sseh rs<sxs - ~ az vhen oar s1vsr-
ssrses -sre eur s~s rsznt-y-aea- sss =
-ozse sst have ssscss< sz- srs-zruee ssr
saoss va srs<st ss< Ae.1r - fee nzsson
as ths esa<1 q - rag
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-03

TIE Proposed action % 9sxsee 1soer1n-
tsn1en. Lxrsse ID probably TIE b>sr wxy 70
meet .he srou.sse ussh uAseA Tester aven1e
has seea hsmpere1 for ssvsra, years. He
proposes by hytraulsc means 70 vnsa the
sliding eAr<A down Into the hozsov bo1s4e6
~ yesssr x<erne. A3eer street. AID Yss-A
ssease- So far a. ss.s. which d city prop
srsy. q concerned. = WI b a. zn39sbtsd
snp-ovemest TIE hcScv has sashereA .
large qnnessy Of rsfuss and staena.s "a
Ter xhlen b . menace - ths vhozs resgh-
eorAosd. ae1 ~ eiilns II ~ net eniy VII
ne property Be increased
TIE serious part Of fhs pasa - fhe conse-
ozencs that may follow the further re-
snoyzi es earth from TIE hsli apon Which
the earth VII hrsrx co~n stEH rsore untn
the hArd pas beneath the blse clay has
bean reached. aitsosxa there seems 70
Danger whatever 10 the stone building
The draining winch 10 going o.. snte- City
Engineer Tsonpson's 1irectsoa. on Sew
enth street vii probably result n divert
frx the springs and - considerably lessen
the probability a. any further serious slide.
bzf II e Sozbtfnl IL the property ear ever
he utilized for szsldiaxs Of any weight be-
cause TIE depth Of the Eznso seems to ex-
tend below ths grade Of Yesier ayssna
Those who bought property within that
area should make ~ thar minds that they
have . bad hargzin and prepare 70 nssen
10 . proposition from the city authorities
20 rzrn Il Into . park Mr.. Andrew Krox
ions aeo suggested that The whole ss1e Of
that bin. alzsos: 10 Madison street. should
- parked. AID By piaas,sx trees check the
dasintssr.sson which 10 progressing eves
where there 10 no side The city should
a. least park that part Of the streets below
s<sentA Which vii not be requires for
many years even 10 - should ever b that
the property on tire hsll became % vaiaAsss
- 10 Justly tie enormous cost the grad
ia< Of the streets vii entail ]. VII Be
easy. - the city caa spare the nonsy. 20
provide pathways following the contour OF
the sroaa1. % that ssysasa street shall
rot be entirely cut on from Fifth street
Before any such work 10 begun . thorough
plan should Be lad out ~ the city engineer
~ wsics the streets might BE- bcoush. Into
ecanectson and a. the same tine place 20
turtle. difficulties In The war q making q
roadway for vehicles when that shall be
ree<ed In the future
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-03

Wilbur Eegfgssr- Our eemDssitoe U1s
O. tie ere q . grave haus3er lAss week
Il setr-ng - ssne % our chain lightning
copy. he made -Peopae's BA2ne<~ The
Psc2.xB Banana"
EZiensbarg Register. II ?. Bnlsss.
chairman Of the Popa.zst ssase CEN
t-al eo1z14t-ee Announces a. tAs
alf1natgn Of his party that the only terms
Epoa which the Pop1lssts AID Democrats
eza s1se Is for tie latter 10 come .ato tie
camp OF TIE former bag and baggage
newspapers and individuals VIA are
f-ctl.ng n rhs uogsh over the
gold sxAa1z-1 platform ard declaring
Il . net the via az tie party. ere 5utfing
ihe.r heads against . brick wail The ado,-
ton Of shAs platform 10 tae best evsosneo
o5szinahae that Il 70 the vi os the ma
sorlty Of tie party.
Aherdesa Bulletin: We faH - - N
ukat respect tbs congregational As,s-
xatsoa Of this state are - any
way hanp>red b. the ac,;on Of the
state convention On the gold plank e1es-
tson- -oe<y orders II you sink TIE saiD."
Is . we.l-k,oxn atags Amocg seAsar.ng
u.sz and applies equally vel In al classes
OF baslress AID poiit1cs Our 5ghlie SER
wants n congress acted the last t~o years
q accoft41cs With the Instructions Of ia
AID VII act after the fail conversion az
1s>s n accordance with Instructions then
gisen- They have done right.
Garfield En;erprise: There 3 . strong
poin. OF resemblance between the
radical free coinage advocates aa1
the Populixts Each charges those
Who Go not believe with them with having
Aeea Influenced" BY the money power"
Thss. too. n the face Of the fact tia. the
chef reason urged By the tree silver Re-
sun,lcars axa,ns: the state platform ID
hat II WI lose the party votes Suspicion
oegets suspicion The person who d al
ways ready 70 attribute unworthy motives
70 others himself needs watching II 70
barely possible that these 2Aop,e who tn
s.ss that The silver dollar shall Be jus, six
teen times rs heavy Is the geld dollar are
themselves talking to the gallersea
Tekoa Times: Nearly al Of the parerx
OF Eastern Washington. a.d particularly
the Republican papers. con.eun tie ac-
tio1 or the state coaversfon AZ Everett on
tho money question X was a very h.or8
break TO make at this time. and II IL 10,
probable that IL viii be changed a. ~.
'orencoaainz state convention. when state
crncsals VIII b nominated. The cerea. o.
silver coinage IN every way. shars ara
form proves that the party IN this s,s.e
q Internationally sxzirsc Il. T~z.
the vote OF the convention. We r,r..
commend the actions o. those who -.p-.-
scented Whitman county. They All ro.ss
N tne interest OF silver ar1 sxafrs, ~.
noasy plank that vas maze a ps-t OF ~.
plssiorm- The convention that win follow
ls'et VII hardly make any important
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-03


- sn1sesusns are ssas TIE recsns esec-
siSa n ovsops vss e.ssstrsss fos Tat
stats ana ~ well for ths entire Psesne
xsrshusst. with . spsensN osroyrT-sty
- sound TIE keynsss Of he csnsalyn.
sAs nspubllcsn party there has allowed -
elf 70 h. torn into asssentsnx sset.ons. and
Psoulisn. which vas spspossd 70 save
$3.50 eusse e6sctssl1y sEsnpe1 sss. las
nssa allowed 10 rz.se ~ bead with the
pesspses Of nskias ossxos sses more tfss
,suehsng stock ~ the whsss eesntry- All
- soisn6H ~ork IL the eaaeaixn o. zsss
$500 10 have b~en for nasgs,s Psrsensi
smbstsoaa fntsrna, party stHss snf
vsosefsd political nssazerasat have re-
ouIse1 apparently In shs ssxfe fzissnx asck
osSe thai eafegsry 81 soc<nrrse o~mmeo-
wsaIsAs wh:eh srs<s political esrsoatses
asd are therefore stamped - uass2Aaass.
fAs fu,f rssrrns ara nos yet is sns Il 10
inpns1bas - ~ N What particulars the
0epuss1cans have bsas srcnexxsai. bat
snsugh y ka1vn - safely corns On q par
81 psDsz1ss s1urpA- ne campaign
otar1G1 cut u4sA one Of the fzgrscsfnl
esnsss1ss fer which rersia.6 ans Ns,s-
asnAb esunfv hsvs became sstorsoss ara
o. sasessss ~ Wat sseaA BE- nixa,y
sksss emerge frs1 - contest h0s1snx On
- - skirss ~ Ge.L weaver ss4 Cosa-
gsavsaisr cezsy. Thai the p<osss 81 Ore
oss - sAss prssscsassai ysar. usen ma
t,snas RS,ssiicaa vsefsry 10 caaeefes.
aAexA ejees - tssou ever Revssfcxnssn
Tor sA~ ssese6sss sads ara fxncses q thsse
sws reiItsrsi nsoEntsaanSs ~ almost be-
,on< heisaf n sstsnsses essher grossly hss
eeasrxashls ~ . great and eontroEszx po-
lsts1si party or e-ss sAe sxsss1nc~ % very
scu srtsr 81 rsaslnd tsinkess u That
szsaa.
This 6lagraee. DO remedy sssen no co=hs
~ ssssnos VII se made n the fair. csrnes
81 tina vixen oresos esn II snerc TO
surrs ~ shs las far fAs depression OF
Feo1.s pears ~ al esAsr ssxses have felt
~ sss tsefs we're hsp~s far the future.
sAs~6 En- TIE belief sssss Ire rssxr Of COM
rnn Sense lad s~frrsse snc iAxi ms srrx-
siczsi oo-uinss 81 Pennoyss. waite ans
krsshaH hac e~sn discarded sofess-
esea Aces not sssa TO asve beer the case.
snd Oregon VII No eoss, sucs- for Il.
AL has sss - eeae % 70 bring TIE psspis
- rsasssinx sense 81 TIE csnxsz ahead.
sse Esxs ~ Rspsh.sears 10 snlss against
. searor snersr vsoss trsznph eas saiy
mean eis~redii- disxraos sn1 DISASTER for
he peep.s.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-03

,seeoo wexrh.rwax an. y c
DEssr ~ a. the
Mrs. Il = Bal o, y>~x.
Ne Ess2fax N-x n ?. Nsn-on 80
= a ". Ae~s~ manager az .h> y.sa
$500 k412-ses &ad Trust Gonna ~
3---szAso'Grg- u A. TIE Ddaer. VI
W p Dickson a. r,.
Sr.Ss;s TempiAr eg Tacoma a. -
coranzn1erv To-Day. f1 s1A5a
A-no-s The knsxAss Te-nrssr "a ....-1
$50 pc ne xr.nt eornrAD6e-y .ss
2 DlsNscn- Il ". Tyler. 8. ri pnss
soA1 Il. Shaw anc E w. l-hu-~ssns.. -
Ss-sS2nS. sAArk Ferguson an5 E q F~r-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-03

u r. sa.e that Il Hung Changs on.ec,
in eo-,sns 70 the United States Is TO s.rsv
our system % rovern-nen. with view q
fnstirutfrg reforms In China Such bq.rx
the case. II IA Srrorrnnat. he cd no. post
pcne hts TIP ere year. 50 that he r-.Eh.
Sc what really saccess.al asrairsstra-
ton CT Affairs Il
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-03

N. majority Of the house COMMITTEE.
On Interstate and foreign commerce
brings ia = favorable report On the Nc
srsEus canal t4ll but what heps can ,h.~.
es for . measure reported TIRE las. ~s.k
O. the session. IL Should have been "a
scur ssor;As nEo
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-03

Afisr al tse-e are many THAR f.
vssra ~e oara, 20 - sharkr1l I. Ia.
hen estimated Tat = ne original ..-.-
sii- ss approved ~ Mr. Cleveland a.. NJ
Whso7- hs6 becc-ue iss n. e..cs. tbs
year would have BEEN srSas.se instead o.
81 aaa SO
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-03

TIE Memorial Gay edition % TIRE What
CEN Rcreifie wzs ss2ees under the eSI.o-
rial direction ~ the women OF that city.
The paper OF that Cav ass fzii OF much
interesting matter. vel edited. q credit
10 tss city and especially TO those under
whose cirscsfc2 u was ls<nsa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-03

CHAIRMAN saTrtry aanoencse some r,o.
0i1-fAsssa-ec Democrats ccct-sr~ " CT
oSro yesterday ~ae. he SAID his pa-r~
eeuit fSers better VIA. Il wonla DO After
TIE Republican eo-vesftor hae ne.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-03

Senator MOTH raAss speech On ~.
lHnSiey ssssG BIZ Yesterday. The hss Aas
been eead As Julius Caesar long ssne.
esf tAe venerable senator fraz yerrozc
care bet 10 barry. s=s 20 r-asx. Il
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-03

Ihere are rs YET 20 Suggestions O. cese-
srsa-S TIE ee0tsan.sl % ire ss-tA~os tie
ne=soerstie party this year. a.. pssssAaw
tie reason s TIA, too mach tine = oe,,r
tssez az vita funeral arrsrx~z1--.s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-03

ezee3 - s-l E<s Essey b nae6s1
!. xzE rrssz ssfy - ~ easy nztt<r - o.
IAN X HexrT tnstbesere1 sse szasxz-
~ 50 pay Dexxs \ rrr<ee-s<x8 * - ~
tsazs sanxzx . prpter1nrz-e means &C.
-zrattaa. ocrupnrsaa neazs a3fzmAse scv-
erezEarr. az1 zzxtnzse Sovereignty means
-z-r1zg - 4 prs7<ru a1a ezA ssner-
xks7
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-03

Gznss WaaAtnessn engudss4 seassAssd
Or~Uo. kas heea sraaaAg S1kts4 aR sd
20 reszss q Nontsy's ssecxDa ts1sens1
sAas tie resatfss DaEr1oss VII rsnAsA N.
ekaxEoA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-03

ksDsro e2ns sr0M Csvs1n.4 sAas ~
Hasa 10 hreakz1g 1cwa Taxs - vAas
-ae s571x-sc1 sszaks ~ Aas sesa Avesa
rx1s n5cHx-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-03

P-cAaAsy - 1sss expressive spr-ag III
~ - seasea = fAe 90 zsse4 % ~ -
ca< TIE sshar cay a.z psszezncee . epol
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-03

THIS - The Last week o. sokc1efng fss u
A-ny posi- fund Sev - tbs tins - Sub
ssrzbe-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-03

Edssoa's nev rgAs y not 6eruae snougA
70 shor - csea-fy sast What CIsvsaan4s
fAsre texD t6eas are
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-03

From liz thrift ~ Mr. csevssanA A4aag
IL svs ssrns u e4ca. - prehAhay e.
pec-s . rassy tsy WY ssoa affsr Naseh
4 ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-03

- Louis wishes 70 know n cAb0g
really eintms 20 be the Windy city.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-03

NEW YORK New York.
MS iEMh IND Mss THDNPNys
B.e&-V-f-g anc day s-Nssol torri-is - -xn-
d : ssss 81 SPECIAL ssstsr,s xe-r.tt~d