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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-16
NOTABLE PEOPLE

Miss Mary Taylor, TIE heroine Of MARY
Had q Little Lamb" has Juss Died ~
Sonervslie. her home, tn Massachusetts.
Lady Londonderry has q vast knowledge
o. AGRICULTURAL matters ard manages an
estate batter than many professional
farmers.
George r. Sms thu London writer. -
a. the head OF an ansi-halc crusade Il il
stated that he has caused hair TO grow On
81 100 bald heads Es@s recipe - paraesi1
o.
The eldest queen n Europe, TIE queen
OF Denmark. attained her TtA birthday
last monsa. She a Princess % Hesse-
Caxsel. and married the present k.rx Of
Denmark. who 10 her senior 81 . few
months. u Esze-
Nile. Luce Far-s. Slaughter o. The pre~s-
dent OF France. resembles her father rot
only IN appearance. bat also IN her As,red
% plos.cssy and show. beskss which she
as-ecss a simplicity snt Deatness "a dress
which gives Der quite a. English ecSear-
asScs-
S~nar families a.. hardly re rue among
re English "U2par te-. TIE average -
seven Or eight cssutrsn Qseen vscforTa
- TIE mother q. nsre. ao8 the Princess
% Wnlas % SIX children. Lord Ans~gzv-
crry ~ the t2tasr % <er. TIE Duke OF Ar
gys % tuesve, the pn~zgag Countess OF
Daley IS the mother OF seven chklt-ez. tss
Fa~i OF Eas~-ners coasts OF eleven. go
Earl % Incssa1an 81 fo41rse>r. The Earl
% Leicester OF eighteen. ard TIE DUKE a.
Westminster 90 ffteerA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-16
rHx STAMP OF THE GOVERNMENT.

Colonel" Carries r. Flshback, one Of
she posgu1}s*ie speakers. In talk az the
Anmory On Wednesday evening under-
took 30 Illustrate MS argument by the in
PRODUCTION % an object lesson as follows:
tfs borrowed dogar from one OF me
vtre- Frexstenfs and holding Il u9 70 Tbs
audience ASKED how much IL was worth.
Srms ene replied One hundred cents
Then tAe szs.Atkm~ asked how much the
silver was worth IN tae dollar and shc
saase responsive snsl. nehosa -Ahoat atty
three eerts.' 1Frgassraan;ly calanei FISH
hack said there. that was a ss-cent dol
la. whsch vas wersh 40 cents because /.
va sfarnT~f ~ she government as d
standard silver eeI'ar"
TIE Inference which she cosons, sought
to leave MAS fAa, no naa,ss- wAa, The bal
Hon gree Of silver might De. Under fra
colnsEe TIE government stamp wsai3
make every ealness dollar worth 10 cents
Tass u sh~ Kind az sfr- whleA passes
sor argument n P0pslsslc circles. Yet
no rc7azzsie candidate can d.S71ts the
proposition saaf. under free coinage. the
as4fiiaa vasas q uncosned silver WI ns
sFreSsxssr identical witA tsat os the waas.
ne xas Of eoinea silver x without any
esst silver haisoa can ~ taken 70 a mint
ARA celnss. y viii be worsA n1thlnr more
after ire rssas mark Is placed uasn I. than
q was osserr. This Is 50 elementary tast
70 insei'sgess 1'orusfss sve- thinks Of as
rssssrx Il. ~ew. " seas hn.14an rs~sca OF u--
cosne1 silver Is precisely sseat,cai Win
sas price % cesac9 SILVER wha, possese
efficacy I. there N the re~.~nnen; rssnt
rsA-s II certainly Goes rot Increase ire
Na1s. TIE s!isvr 81 watch Il :. imprinted
- worth rze ssse-e afterwards sAar - was
scfer~ II u was wayfs bat afsy cats
sS Nation. & IS se-;h bat cry ee>ss when
eesnss- Legal tender iass vai ssa % I.
70 ss5isfeast ys1ve ove~ s-v 1resanes So
YER. t%eaaee fAe czsoiness silver can a.
any moment. sn3 wtsssas arr cess. b.
Transferred srss ealpsa rncney. saa -
eAive ~ government imprint Herein res
tAe w1sas Stra~ssee Between 80 present
SILVER ss.ssr am3 she csc wafcA Nil ~
cesnes e eAs wsuss were Sssea wssAcu,
charge % al ewnar& ~ ssswwr naslscr
ff~rrfa asa ias~ -. 2s-AF~rc. s-esw~sa
- existing ss-snesefse system OF fA.s
~ssA sAscs sAe peaaassx desire 70 re-
Place T. To-day she governments car sna
does saae g~es e silver. screk IN the
market sas = egactsssz ever sssy c~a;x.
srs ssewAs BY 80 we~rra-oezs a. tAss
rrsce. AZ go - sEn as~. T-ss govern
seat ssA~zss tass Taesse es satns as c-~
tssfs~ as PAYS /. esst - crs~sssar rar
sesss - ese AaasreS e~aGS Ta- r-zssl-
"a, S@ess x kss* - sAas tss govern -.s..
rzys - - s~eslsov atsy e~nss y sctss.
SzsszeS asa r~szst=s hls a~Afsr 70 -
szzssssz' e 1ttg ssafs. Tse prvsers ao1i2-
has Bot 01fy - s1se2l egssssa v2s2A asf
Il ssa& Sa s&s..asa4l vAsss as 3 -SSssRsa-
ssssee ~ . Tasssnnneat sssxsfessaess -
sAe assszr. * ees~'sast SIS gsse. zee salsar
- -ssasS sss..ss . sss~sSss g.s2ss - A~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-16

The sheriff IL one Of the most important
officers Of King county. His duties are
OF responsible kfnd. ard upon . proper
performance Of them depends IN no small
degree the satisfactory running Of county
Affairs ale Is no. only the chief peace
Officer Of the county. but the oficial
who has the responsible task OF executing
tie raardate OF the courts II is mani
fest. therefore, that the person who per-
forms the duties OF sssrin should be
man OF exps<.ss7ce. COED executive ability.
acquainted with the affairs Of she county
and with sufficient business sense 10 run
bis Office effectively. yet economically.
The Republican candidate presented
this year is the present incumbent OF the
once. Sheriff Van De vanter. He has held
Office ore term. ard his administration CT
AFFAIRS In his branaa OF the county gov
eminent has been ensEeutiy satisfactory.
Ths sheriff and the cfsciais under him
she admirable way IN which that bust
meas has been dispatched Is the very best
eysdsces that no mistake was made when
Sheriff Van de yantsr was originally sa-
ieeset for the position he now holds.
Aside from an energetic, accurate and
basinesslEke administration Of shrievaisy
affairs, Mr.. Van De yanser has been care
tai In his accounts apd the saving effected
by him IN the running expenses Of ms
csscs can bat meet with the conmenda-
ton OF al, those who believe the times
cenznd economy and retrsnchment There
Is no department. Of the county govern
menf which has made = srsAte- reduction
Ia salaries ard expenses than that brough,
about by shersr Van de yan.sr The Az
erage saving has been over 800 month.
o. something ike sI5.eo since ns took
charge Of Ire ofiee.
A sheriff who can make such record
as this Is esrssszsy entitled 20 reelection.
and II y certain that q majority OF the
people o. King county. believing Sheriff
yaa &c yaa.er has been q faithful o.
neiai. will decide ira. be should be re-
tanned In his present position.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-16

-. ~. ~ovs<rness win keep u. IN ire
.v<xa~.son az rs ussr. ~ absolute parity
~~-s ~o,A. II ri 60 shks. not cEIy ~
aresossrx 81 II resr-n IA rzynsns % az
e~ss, DE ese government ocs under the
rw Il rsuss redeem = n CAD 4 Il came.
n. Retained ~ parssy BY any Other pro
eessL So sosx a. every ore bel3evee tAAt
<se government VIZ keep In pledge IN
%rs. -esspert with absolute fidelity land
~n.a II. nomination ~ M-. Bryan there
bad rot been in . gessTzsson . whisper
against sae good Easth u the government
IN dealing with IL cred-sors1. and 80 long
Is there was ahsosuss confidence In ths
ah<lsgy Of the government to keep thar
pledge: the present coinage Of silver dol
lara worth e. actual fact. - buliicn. bat
ha;f their nominal vzise, circulate freely
and pa@ Snquessioaed. precisely - the
currency notes. which are simply paper
promises 70 pay. DO likewise circulate
The proposed free coinage dozsars WI 20
forth Under no such conditions They VIII
not ess into ctrcuiatioa - The present 81
yer dollars have dcae. by being paid out
by the government % TT creditors - the
metal representative Of . geld dollar. bat
wa simply Be- pieces Of metal stamped
by the government. without cost. sor pr-
va.e individuals far their own private
uses. and the government n their tss0-
snce makes no pledge Of redemption. and
asszrses no responsibility beyond that i'm
Piled IN the mint mark. which u Q guar
antee Of weight and nn<nezs. Al that the
mint mark On . gold coin stands for to-
day. Under free coinage tho sustaining
hard OF the government - withdrawn
from Under the presen. entire stock OF sill
yer coins. 81 wei - from under thoss
which may hereafter be added In private
sccount 20 the circulation. and the whole
mass win thereafter be worth precisely
~ much and no more. Is unco.ned bull
Hon. or foreign coins Of the same weight
AID Azsness- II the market price OF silver
bullion declines. their purchasing value
VII decline: II TIE market price Of silver
bulIion advances. their purchasing valus
win advance OF al the evils which ever
inflicted . country ard pressed most
hardly on the poor, the curse OF an TN
stable ard fiactuating money has through
out al past history easily ranked As
among the worst. Yet this Is the system
which the Populists invite Is to adopt.
a. Ia the interests Of the poor.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-16

TIE Fopasssts In arguing Gar . eessss-
inert o. the sss..ar3 ee coinage Attempt
e. sescS IRE question sy taking Of rrscss
asa ~shsce az synens rn>ss ,erssa T>sx
TAX % free ee.uags A. 3suas.nr ne price
81 wheat. Admitting tAat Il eoss % %
"a terms 90 re rev standard. 81 viii ret
IN any segrss s9ees sAs -ssssrs waios TIE
farmer SEA Tasss IS ns sasA ;n.ax "a
a. internal soe2i ectas there - no s9es
shsax "a al snsssaAtssssl legal tender
colasga TIE yA.ae q wheat ~ ruexssr..
by ia s@sssax Prise at Ire cisca wasre ne
sarg1es ~ marketed. Tae sa-glas e. ia
great wheat rresacsss 81 he wsTs4 T.
marketed IN Eng'aat TIE grsns tAsrs
T. ga.a wsshcGs tse sisgstes, rvserrzse
o. shs currency systsm ~ snA eSanssy m
wsica Il Is pr@saSec. TIE esys- cs xAsss
IA rnd.a vii ray foF AZ IA ru9@xs ~urtA
81 oea.s: tas eayer n Assssa W. ray N
rseiexs IN A-wssttna N yas<s sesss. n
Australia Ia sSsersszns. ana n ire vns,.
81 States ia wAsyever S-sy - re saczsv
In earrsas ass. Bet sa cstsrmgnszx ne
pzsss 10 b. sasa ere eays- takes tas Lea
eea ersee a EnS.ssa sess~ssxns az TIE
ess.s 30 rs Transaction. sas pays re
farmer IA The rsssss - aas seaasry .zsg
ta tAe eroresslea ef sss vsius % I; az
rezssa-~a 20 TIE goa4 sossrssxs- II ear
silver sosaas eH;sr sFSe ss1aaxs ~as versa
has = esEss In $50. shs farmer ~eass
sass SCI fss s~oA ssssss4sas vsssa ss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-16
BITS OF HUMoR.

81 wish you were a thousand miles
away" she said penssvely-
He was naturally surprised. al she had
been most affectionate al the evening.
"Dearestr' he exclaimed. 'sWhas do you
mean, How can you say you wish me 60
far away"
..Oh. well, maybe that was an exaggsra-
t1on." she admitted Call IL q hundred. .
.sBut why even a hundredT' he persisted
"wel," she explained. 'of course
wouldn't have you think that doubt you
for anything IN the wide world. bas II you
were a hundred miles away yold write TO
me. wouldn't your"
'sof course"
.'And II you wrote 70 me you'd write al
OF the loving messages that you now wh.s-
per 20 meT'
.sTe-eS"
well. OF course I DON'T doubt you." con-
feel lot easier IN my mind IL could get
some OF this In writing once. There's nogh-
Tsmes-TIerald
Max Nordar was once asked TO define ne
difference between genius and insanity
Well" observed the genial doctor. "ghe
lgnatic Is at least sure OF hss board and
Clothes"
Diggsby-I see you are very attentive to
Miss Burtonby: do you propose TO marry
her.
GrggSoy tfrisidlyl-when propose. sr.
I: will be TO marry her.-wash1n ton
Times.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-16

70 keep Up skss deception unsf election szv
AMI vote against him
This impeachment IL the Ereae rasss oe
the American voters Is az inS<ss- 20 them.
Il Insists rAat hundreds % thousands %
men who are announcing themselves for
the Republican Candidate are toete-ing q
system OF deliberate franc and faisenoad.
Even the Porulsss-Demcc-assc candidate
for the presidency himself openly advises
this In his sreech AZ Toledo Ser.enbe<
he said: Let him THE vosers wear he
Opposition o1ttna Il he VIII. iee him con-
tribute % the cazr pasgn fund Il he win, ba.
let him remember that there + one aay In
TIE year thar he Is his own master and
can use pencil as he pseases. I an will
Ing Tor you 70 BE- Republicans every Gay n
Inc year II ron w-si Just Be Democrats on
election day"
Here is the essence a. ne entire cam
nasgn- Deceit. fraud. lying, confession OF
absence Of manhood and integrity ara all
CONSOLIDATED IN this single sentence Of she
leader OF this campaign OF Deceit.
Tie Popriist-Crznocra.tc carncatxn Ass
been one al shams and hypocrisy. fraud
ana fo-geres from the beginning. NJ.
Swans apparently tmprompsu speech
slsa which he captured the Chicago Coz
ventloA was Afterwards shown 10 have
oeea prepared and careeai.y rehearsec for
this occasion. and that the most prorri-
aene feature OF 1.-THE striking sentence
with which Be conc;uSed-hs had actually
appropriated from another.
Inss the campaign. which heRan With
cecepHon ana appeals 20 passion. IL nov
being closed with advice to the people rhas
they lay aside the manhood ana sele-
respect which has always been the glory
OF American citizenship. and tosn with
these leaders In false statements and false
re&e4Sinrs
tempt 20 enrich by national action a few
mlAonaires and schem.ny politicians.
whose money and faisehood and forxerses
have been the uaainsp<sng Of their cam
palgn.
What DO tho voters think a such map
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-16

II The present RepuniicAa gains con-
t.rr1e the stase Of washington wal BE car
RED by . handsome majority. The cp-
posing forces seemed formidable II one
tine. because from them came Al sAs
taking. There has been . very marked
campaign actually began. and the pros-
pect grows brighter daily. II. men who
read and think are being heard from and
every report but adds TO the evidence TIA.
TIE sound money sentiment b spreading
and WI Be supreme on Ncveznssr Z
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-16

wteas. IN roan1 rsmb<rs. So Tssse ten
cellars vouf1. however. In purchasing
vafue BE wersA No nsrs than the sover-
eexa. or - nearest equivalent in Amer
lean cola. the s xoE1 piece He ron5s oe
nat Z wssx b4sser Oh He soGM receive
10 more actual vasEe scr his wheat under
that system shaa he does Under the pres
&C. sne Tne pgfaeipai disadvantages 70
hin wossa ~ ssat the vaiue Of bis c1eap
dollar wouic be fseta4ting ons- II would
rise ard gzn with tie market price o.
silver. Everyon4 huyfng from him. fer
sale essevaer-. voas1 gay him less. to
avoid the chance OF . p-osssbss sp2rseaA-
fson In sAe raise Of the money before ne
transaction snaiIy closed
vita she presene coinage syssem thsrs
are no each narsuations. TIE present "a
TO Of vssaes bstween the American coin
are the foreign god coins Is q nxsd one.
subject 20 bat minute fluctuations. which
Do not figure except In very large sransAc-
tons Weight for weight. .he value es
eli god coins 81 the same standard OF
ire civilized world The mint marx ad1s
nothing 10 their value. and legal tender
Laws Ien3 thea 10 artificial AID yxis<s
In The markets where our products Are
soi1 are measured Fl this gold. and anai
balances are settled in this gold. No mat
Ger what oar o.n coinage laws may b.
no matter 10 what ex<sns our coinage
may DC DECEASED. 10 matter whether we
call % cents worth Of silver . dollar or
10 cent? worth. the actual yaiae which
pro1neer Of any kind VIII receive fer
his product viii be precisely the same. II
!. criaxs more so-caIle1 dollars. II viii
take precisely that many more dollars to
tayr ANYTHING Else
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-16

Snosfa Mr. Bryan - sssctea presk.ea
which - sAyst THE rsrsosex; POSSIBILITY
s-sagsnssls. - wcas. - The S~sxls~n. az
ere class c. p%case. ard Eas o. al shs
people. as h&s been ~. case h.therso
TIE main zHu<k 90 IS Administration
would Se &c a%Atl 80 "A-4stox-rafs~ tAe
''rao-ev ksngs," tae 'Eyrsnss.~ TIE "cAra-
sas&sts.- re corporations. sa fAe. al
persons wao have bsea tArsssy 50. ~
Aa-G we-x become a-esesreas T'Ass Is
rns the ssrt of . v-es5aszs ~. country
aens OF a. ;s~ p~csse sa4 10; ire rea-e-
sentative e Any sfrxse class.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-16

ia Republican essssssss. ro- ere legs
iasErre sASets re assisted la every rpe-
sasas way. l, - vtsas1y essential thas tAey
se e.&esc2 ~ sAaf re safe MI newe~
hare - 90 t4rSakA ssea experiences
80 &e-ze s.A@r states ssvs ecns
tessSuga = getting 70 - sss EVIL Effects
- gs7a..zste ss@s& legislation Ma-scwe~.
tse Cnts~a Sgasss senator - - electss
next Ea-ssarS ruaxs ~ 1911 ~ IT'S
SssN - u s~aasa.sS@ Cssy =ss2y zs4a zaS<a-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-16

The silver orators are getting dreadfuify
mixed these days. ana IL Il extremely
difficult for them TO decide whether with
fres coinage the silver dollar viii go up
10 s1-9 and be equal to q gold dollar. or
whether IL VIII reduce the value OF shs
dollar 10 what they claim II was IN is7a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-16

People ought not 10 Be surprised At the
attacks made On Mark Hanna by the
Bryen press. Similar attacks have been
made every four years Thomas e. Car
ter was abused in lsss. and the malsgning
OF II 8. Quay and Zach Chandler was
nearly g. vicious as that OF .o3Ay.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-16

People wonder why Senator Hin says
nothing. The senator is probably follow
Ing the sensible advice not 10 talk while
eating. and untn he has finished his re-
past Of crow IL is doubtful IL he gives
anything out to interviswer1
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-16

In the ma1ss Of ail the furry q the
national campaign, Massachusetts, Is again
agitaied over the question Of . conststu-
tionai amendment changing elections for
s.afs oficers from annual TO biennial. and
10 the voters It seems probable that It viii
~ last prevail
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-16

Bryan Is in favor Of dishonest dollar.
He says the gold dollar Is . dishonest
dollar. bat as freq coinage viii bring the
silver dollar up to is In value. that. o:
dishonest
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-16

California Bryan men do not want TIL
nan 70 stump their state lest he may
tnture rather than hep their candidates
chances And yee TillmAn was one Of the
bosses Of the Chicago convention. and
Through the unressrasned fervoe Of such
men The convention was led OF into . Wild
career which resulted IN Bryaa's ncmsna-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-16

[0
IN the East Puxes sound Il as plac,a =.
mill pond.
Oiympian: Tho objection that B~nArnsn
darrfson - too old for che presidency
seems soout 10 be rs6ely aaa:.ered.
Puya,Iup Commerce: The farmers here
know that Rogers represents nothing bat
himself. and makes q poor 100 OF that.
They know that Rogers Is an old stkx-aa
oily Old windmill. whose worthless theories
and vagarzes would land any state IN tie
poorhouse.
Sumner Herald epop): Mex the pres
ent silver dollar. and you have but S
cents worth Of silver. The coinage has
given 10 !. g. cents Of Ito value. II 10 not
reasonable in gold. but Il IL held up 20
the god standard. We propose 70 make
the silver N It worth as much a. the gold
In . doilay.
Bucoda Index: While II - true the na-
tlonai hght Ia won. the contest Is not over
IN this state We are Just entering upon
IN earnest with this universal assxlr-
alce. that the Pops are losing and the
Republicans are gaining. We see It In
Bacoda, in Tenino. and throas hour Thurs
ton county.
has been appointed by Gov. McGraw to
iii . vacancy on the state board Of hort
culture. caused by the resignation OF
COMMISSIONS Csss. Mr.. Hosom Is a thor
ough student OF every thing pertaining 20
the horticulture industry. and the govern
or could not have found a more competent
gnaa for the poxtion-
Eibe Union: As commerce depends upon
.nius.-- and as each industry depends
upon every other industry. sni as every
useful person is engaged IL some Indus
trial pursuit. the only way by which we
car have representative form OF gov
eminent. where the people viii be repre-
senteS;. Is 10 have our different industries
and branches of commerce represented In
our legislative beiies by representative
men OF those pursuits.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-16

II Is all nonsense to say tha; the present
The man has not yet been born who Is
going 10 register complaint because hs
gets too much In exchange for his dollar.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-16

People have been waiting q long time
for Popocrat.c reio:cings over the splendid
gains In Georgia and Florida. but they
have not as yet pat In an appearances
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-16

whea; continues 10 rise Just as Bryan
and silver continue 10 go down.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-16

Bryan He is Frank James. whose daring
financial operations In Missouri some years
ago attracted the attention Of the whole
country
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-16

The last trip Mr.. Bryan viii make into
the enemy's country viii be when be re-
turns to Lincoln 10 vote.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-16
c..-sv 80 Osv oTssss sess~
snArrIx, Yx1DAr. OCT. Il.

.-TAs ersa.sr the dsvsrzlsy = Industries
= eny country. he greater the wealth gro
n.etnx pouse e The psoplA. and Do more
A~s = ~ saese an1 sspftal - divide
- nsrs inAependenf ths eeusssy -
nm~.--WnisAm ndKanIey.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-16
Extra Specials in Kid GIeyek

Extra Specials In Kid 6le
70 dozen IMPRESSED Kii Glow
Cuesssre. s-butson length. 49, ~
coiorss. value ac. today only 2
Our new Bavasian KID 0Ieyy ~
worn by the royas court ~ b
value s2.5o pair. 20 snffotucs
offer them al $50 4 psss: e1ne...sssS
backs. evsry pair gaa-anseed - : b >
refunded.
Shoe Department.
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and Ne OFFER them today cay
pszir. regular xzs1 . pair.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-16

Oiynoian: Tho objection that BenAmsr
darrfson - too old for che prestSauc,
seems soout 10 De rsiaely shas.erea.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-16
THE STATE PRESS.

Tacoma Union: Another terrible storm
IN the East PuEes sound Il a. placid a.
q mill pond.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-16

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