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The herald., 1896-04-17

gAN Francisco. April 15.-For Southern CAL
fornia: Fair, slightly warmer Friday; brisk
northerly TO westerly winds.
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BELOVED As a QUEEN.



Princess Louis of Bavaria, who is re-
garded by the English Jscobitos as the de
ture queen or Great Britain. being the
last iineal descendant OF the Stuarts, s.
remarkable for the homeliness OF her APP
pearancc, the size OF her family and the
disagreeabie nature Of her character. She
has no less than fourteen children. and
her three eldest boys have each OF them
distinguished themselves by running away
from home on account of the harshness OF
parental treatment and the ridiculous
sma.iness OF ths monetary allowance ac-
corded 10 them.
Thus at the time when Prince Charles,
the second son. bolted a couple OF years
ago 10 Hamburg. with the Intention of
shipping as a sailor before the mast, the
fact wac brought TO Hght that. although
he vas more than ~ years OF age and an
officer or one OF the crack reg. ments at
Munich. he was restricted by his father
and mother TO 81 week pocket money.
Princess Louis has never yet given any
sign OF acceptance 81 the allegiance offered
10 her by those ultra isgitifaists OF Great
Britain who style themselves members OF
the Order - he White Rose. AMI who
Use postage stamp with her portrait on
their letters Crhis stamp not being recog-
nxed by the pcstai union. has 20 be supple
mensed, ~ course. BY an ordinary stamp
placed alengsite.)
She Il PROBABLY content Win the EnGRi-
edge that She IL destined In course OF ssfne
10 become queen Of Bavaria. kng3ori IL
which she already occupies the position %
first lady. for the present hing IA under
restraint as an incsTable lanatle, and her
father-sn-law whc rules the country as
regent, ig m aged man, WEI on toward
the eighties Her husband. Who has re-
Gently attracted mach n1bllc attention by
the sensational speech whsch he delivered
at Moscow. declaring that the princes ~
the confederation known as the German
srlgrlre were not vasSais ~ ihe emperor.
but allies IT the king OF Prussia and his
equal In rank. IA a 3utAl'e- sized, heavy
featured man. with q long. black beard
and small, stern eyes. Tie - famous scT
his knaR.etIse 81 entomology. and may be
described SIS the leading bug hunfeg IN
Germany. peenly versta Ia The habits 81
arts beetles nces wasns. flies. earwigs
ami even ~ that dsrsinutlvs game which
Mark Twain 50 graphics'ly describes as
chano'S. no insect that IS Coassniialiy
addicted 70 flying. crawling Or wrggllng
- unfamiliar 10 Ravarta's future k!nE.
He L. as bsgnte~l y Ssthclic as his wife.
who shares his horrcr % Emperor VIII
isn's aggressive Professionalism. and TIE
couple los@ TO opportunity - ruoh-iy
showing 20 waat extent thew regard the
noAensellern and the entire court % Ber-
lin a. psrVsnn~s.
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tn0ugh 4 should economscai,y ruin italy.
toe prince y OPPOSED thereto
Humoert - avsrse 20 any reduction Of
fne army or o. the navy for the sake OF
econ0uy: the prince kavorp these rSsorms
ffumoert approves OF the despctsc and
e0tocraffc character Of the Cr.so; reGfms
while the prince cannot bear even 20 hear
the name o. Crfsps. ard conssdsrs shas ne
responsible for the Quass-ruin Of the
peninsula
At the present moment Hurubert per-
esives thar he has been wrong "a All thee
questions just mentioned. while his son
mas been right He considers tia, he MI,
be dishonoring his name II he consents 20
tne conditions Of peace imposed by the
Aoys1nAn monarch. while. on the other
uAno. ne does not relish the responsibility
% tneS massacre OF The 400 Italian pris-
oAefs. which would certainly take place
"a AoySsnfa were the war 20 Be recpened
FinAiiy. has al length been made clear
% MIN that unless Italy dEops out OK the
tfapio aiEance and reduces her military
expenditure not only viii the nation be-
come bankrupt, but there viii, moreover.
ensae . revolution which viii sweep away
the throne.
inAsmuch - he has pledged his word
personally 10 the enperors o. Germany
ana Austria that there is 10 be no redac-
ton OF his army and that be will adhere
70 tne Triple alliance. he fnds himself in
quanfary from which the only escape is
afsfseation in favor Of bis son. OF whom he
Is very fond. The abccatson cannot be
spoken OF with any degree OF certainty
since dumoert, especially during rhs last
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oaoesiencs Of being Tilted by his royal
alshness, the young Emperor Nicholas
Il Russia
L was easy for the crown prince 10 gain
~ hand. II not the heart. OF tho prin-
Co. Her father Is a sort OF make be-
1--we prince. whose little court Is neither
- large nor SO eourtly as that OF tho
totnfry house OF many a small merchant.
~ u supported by an allowance made TO
hlm BY the Emperor OF Russia. and he
elows 1t In mostly on wine. sports and in
having high Old royal time OF IL In
eenerai. He would go 10 bed with his
5o3ai boots on every night II IL depended
"a his own efforts TO get out of them.
eat he preserves some semblance OF royal
STATE.
such being the case. Princess Helene.
W daughter OF a p1uper prince. unused
esrself to the sofdia surroundings of her
nther's palace. having been reared by
me widowed cxarina OF Russia at the
ecuft OF st. Petersburg. was no doubt
gsd to escape By exchanging II for the
ceeutiful Pitt palace at Florence. and
as other royal palaces at Naples and
kcrne. with tha added prospect OF uiti-
mately being thu consort Of the king Of
liaiy.
Prtncses Ha,rne's father. Prince Niklta.
hAs civil In ,n,c Of about se.ooo year.
-stSu - supplemented bt al ditoWanfc
" Co.o0 a year from the privy purse Of
iss emperor OF al the Russa.. But as
Ne prince Is dead game sport. addicted
drinking. gambling and going all the
eaiss. he IL always hard up, and his eon-
sant appeals for further aid so worried
ne late car Alexander III. that that
nonarch showed disposition 10 give
IN the marble heart and close his purs.
Urirgs To him entirely. The present en-
Il
nscne. is easier 10 work on that account.
80 he gives op more or less cheerfuliy.
ns has given the princess a dowery of one
siliion roubles
There IL political reason for this aid.
secause Montenegro. being upon the from
80 or Turkey. would be exceedingly USE
~ 10 Russia In tie event OF war.
Moreover. Moatenegrc has all along.
marks 10 Russian subsidies. been the MI
oeas Of the Baikanic confederation. in
Which Bulgaria and Servtn are Included
.aieh r. devoted TO the political interests
Russia
oseen Msrgheri.a Of Italy is In her
eery. rrerar.nr fer the wedding. Accord
g 10 letters received from Rome. she has
1ecme more fussy ami hastlInr than
swr IL she has A fault. II r. that same
nssines>. There Is hustle. = futter and
anld.ty IN everything she does. Even
ser very expression - not the same for
'so minutes together. while her tongue
ssn without interruption. the only time
zen Y is ever silent being when she IS
: churca She = the best nstnres woman
me world, clever AMI Kind hearted. hat
- lacks renese. and. IN consequence
.sn~of dignity Indeed. Il IL Impossible
senreSs smile when ore sees the
ann smiling l.ts'e lady busting along
l~.
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PEOPLES PARTY TICKET.
For Presidential Electors.
NATHAN T. CATION.
ISAAC NJ MAXWELL.
JOHN b. HART,
DEWITT c. NEWMAN.
For Congressmen,
JAMES HAMILTON LEWIS.
WILLIAM c. JONES.
Fer Judge Of the Supreme Court,
JAMES B. REAVIS.
For Governor.
JOHN r. ROGERS.
For Lieutenant Governor,
THURSTON DANIELS.
For Secretary of state,
WILL d. JENKINS.
For State Treasurer,
c. W. YOUNG.
For state Auditor.
NEAL CHEETHAM.
Fer Attorney General,
PATRICK HENRY WINSTON.
For Superintendent of Public In
strucsion.
FRANK J. BROWNE
FOR Commissioner of Public Lands,
ROBERT BRIDGES.
For state Printer.
GwIN HICKS.
For Representatives 3sth District,
VAN r. PIERsoN.
JAMES c. MERRIFTELD.
For Representatives 39th District,
EUGENE W. WAY.
GEORGE W. HODGDON
For Representatives soth District,
SAMUEL ARCHER.
ISAIAH u SPENCER.
For Representatives 4Ist District,
CLARK DAVIS.
ROBERT MERCHANT.
For Representatives 52nd District,
HANS HANSEN.
SoLoN T WILLIAMS.
For Representatives Ard District,
THOMAS wINSOR.
PAUL LAND
JOHN o. EDWARDS.
For Judges superior Court,
WILLIAM HICKMAN MOORE.
ORANGE JACOBS.
ELLSWORTH ID. BENSON.
For County Auditor,
EDWIN Fl. EyENsON.
For County Clerk.
GEORGE II. HOLLOWAY.
For County Treasurer,
CHARLES F. wHrTTLESEY.
For Assessor.
ALEXANDER MCDONALD.
For sheriff.
WILLIAM II. MOVER
For County Surveyor,
pHTLO y. HAMLIS.
For County ProsecutinsD Attorney,
JAMES r. McELROY.
For Superintendent of Schools,
WILLIAM ]. MEREDITH.
For Coroner,
HENRY YANDELL.
For County Commi.sioner,
FIRST Dsstrscr-TrNoTHY RYAN
Third D.str.ct-JAAES II. BoYCE>
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You connect az BiliiaSs. Mont. with the
burlington Route for Omaha 81. Joseph.
Kansas City. S. Louis. Chicago and az
other Southern and Southeastern points.
The Northern Pacific train from the
West arrives a. Billings AZ II a. IL Our
train leaves at iesr noon.
No trouble shse; The transfer. TIE
trains are only few feet a7arr. Step or
cre--on the other. That's al. The whole
thing - over wits In less time than it
takes - tell yes about g. Tickets and
timetables a. the locA, ticket ofslcs. ~. 2.
Benton. Page, SOUND aSens. corner yesle.
avenue ard Front street.
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"sahcrt Of ITALY likely to Ahdfcate
the Throne.

cAf,re ne las. year strenuous EFFORTS
sve been made - srirr ahol,. Rad fee.tag
~,vee, King Humber % fsasv ard sis
|.aN son, the Prince ot Naples. Hut /,
- been RI vain. ara while TIE king an.
son differ On many points Attn regard
: fsiy's policy. yet a most a1setts1ase
.aifnseHt exists between them Where
.sseer ard s0n diner 81 on the sahjers ~
- AhySSinsss war. On ;ha. Of The triple
ssasee and on that % the internal al
@sisra;len % the kngion,
Number, - in favor az continuing ire
~. even though !, should involve tAe
~sTsce OF the LIVES % the s.es Italian
r'seness now Ia the hands % the Aeys-
ais; the yo0Gs prasase Is opposed -
n.seeert Is in favor OF The maintenance
- iriD.s Alliance .. az coss. even
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Also. that In accordance with the pro-
visions of section SO. Vol /. HRS Code, q
proposed amendment to Section I OF
Article VI. OF the constitution OF the state
OF Washington has been duly certified 20
THIS ofEice by the secretary Of state, which
said proposed amendment 10 - follows,
to-wit.
Section !. All male persons OF the age
OF swen;y-one years or over. possessing the
removing QuaEncattons. shall be entitled
10 vote AT al elections: They shar be citi-
Gems OF the United States: they shall have
lived IN the state one year and IN the
county ninety days. and In The city, town,
waru or precinc, thirty days Immediately
preceding the election at which they offer
10 vote; THEY SHALL BE ABLE TO
READ AND SPEAK THE ENGLISH
LANGUAGE; Provided. That Indians net
taxed shall never be allowed tae elective
franchise: AND FURTHER PROVIDED.
THAT THIS AMENDMENT SHALL NOT
EFFECT tAFFECT, THE RIGHT or
FRANCHISE OF AM PERSON WHO
IS NOW A QUALIFIED ELECToR or
THIS STATE. THE LEGISLATURES
SHALL ENACT LAWS DEFINING
THE MANNER OF ASCERTAIEIN0
THE QUALIFICATIONS or VOTERS
AND SPEAK THE ENGLISH Ian
GUAGE. AND PROVIDING FOR PUN
ISHMENT OF PERSONS VOTING OR
REGISTERINo IN VIOLATION OF
THE PROVISIONS OF THIS SECTION"
(Amendatory portion printed In caps.)
Also. that petition. signed by mere
than ons hundred qualified electors OF
King county. praying for the submission
of the question OF township organization
to the vote OF the qualified electors OF
King county at the next general election.
has been duly filed according TO the pro-
visions OF chapter 10, Session Laws Of the
State of Washington for the year 1895. and
that said question win be submitted
thereat.
And / do hereby certify that tho above
and foregoing Is true and correct state
ment OF all questions to be submitted to a
vote. and a true and correct Eat OF oand.-
dates as filed with me in accordance with
law, to be voted for at the general cleo
ton hereinabove first referred to.
Witness my hand and official seal this
21st day OF October. A ID. 1896
auditors SeaD NATHAN BEMAN,
County Auditor and ex-Officio Clerk OF the
Board OF County Commissioners of King
Count. Washington.
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- 0asriage Of the heir TO . thfons q
.61xrs . matter OF pubic interest, but
~ annals are now adorned by the union
~ two Of the most oddly mated couples
- - founc In the Almanac de Gotha.
- of the pair Is Princess Helene Of Mon
Sneero. In stature she Ia almost a giant
- for woman. being 6 feet IN height.
80 ok superb physical proportions. The
$50 b the crown prince Of Italy. as
n6o1sy dwarf as his fancee Is a giant
- He stands less than five feet high.
"a = 20 frail that there was little hope
ftn4 he would ever live to manhood.
ne prince his tried many times to BE-
ee = Benedict. His advances have
- ecorncc by most Of the marriaxeabie
ISespeess OF Europe, and his w0olng was
lk vain wherever he went. Princess Hell
- On her part comes TO him after the
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PROHIBITION TICKET.

PROHIBITION TICKET.
Fer Presiaential Electors
d. T. DENNY.
J. J. ASdBY.
R. +. wHITTUM.
o. ]. GIsT.
Fer Conxressnen,
C. A. SALYEE.
MARTIN OLSEN.
For Judge Of the supreme Court,
E. ". LIvERMoRE.
For Governor,
r. e. DUNLAP.
For Lieutenant Governer,
T. A. SHoRTHILL.
Fer Secretary Of state,
c. L. HAGGARD.
For state Treasurer.
JOHN ROBIN.
For State Auditor,
c. C. GRIDLEY
For Attorney General.
EVERETT SMITH.
Fer SuDertntendent Of Public Ia.
struction.
c. E. NEwBERRY.
For Commisssioner Of Public Lands,
A. e. FLAGG.
For State Printer,
HOMER L. BULL.
For Representative 3Sth District,
Alison w. STEERS.
For Representative 39th District,
JUSTUS Q. ROCKWELL
For Representative 10th Diatrict.
EvERARD e. MARTIN.
For Representative 42nd DistRict,
WILLIAM D. HOW'RE.
Fof Representatives 43rd District,
CLARK w. SHAY.
STEPHEN p. WILLIS.
REUBEN g. CROCKEA-
For County Auditor,
oRvILLE ESPEY.
For County Clerk.
NEWTON A. THOMPSON.
For County Treasures.
GEORGE +. CONN.
For Assessor,
WILLIAM H. HAZARD.
For Shcrin.
ALFRED G.. WOOSTER.
For County Surveyor,
WILLIAM E. ROSS
Fer County (ProsecutingD Attorney,
OVID A. BYERS.
For County Commissioner,
First District-WILLIAM PROSSOR
Third District--JOHN W. DENNY.
For Justice of the Peace, Seattle
Precinct.
JACOB BURROWS.
For Constable, Seattle Precinct,
OSCAR EASTON.
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Even Paris with ali It's love OF art, and
cne grrsc hunter OF IFS isha III laslfs who
have some artistic feeling. has found Il
Necessary 20 put check TO re Aaphazars;
decoration @ Its Pu5iic places Tae pre-
feet OF the Selsae has appointed a teclri-
cal cocnraa.tse Of artisas, architects and
ceher competent judges 10 which ali plans
affecting ~. Outward sppeargrscs O. the
city cTGss 6e sgosn&tse1 for approval se-
fore the administrative officers take tnsfn
Up. Il this IA NEEDED a. FarlS. ); Is cssSa
Esors nes1si here
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REPUBLICAN, TICKET.
Hor Presidential Eleeters,
l. 3. ANDREWS.
SOLOMON SMITH.
JOHN n. GONNA.
". x KENNEDY.
For Congressmen>
s. C. HYDE.
W. II. DOOLITTLE
Fer JUage Of the Supreme Court
JOHN p. HOYT.
For Governor,
p. C. SULLIVAN.
For Lieutenant Governor,
JOHN W. ARRASMTTH.
For Secretary Of state.
JAMES H. PRICE.
Fer state Treasures.
J. A. KELLOGG.
For State Auditor.
j. Z. FROST.
For Attorney General
E. W. ROSS.
Fer Superintendent Of Public In
struction.
E. L. BRUNTON.
For CenmissioneP Of Public Lands,
WILLIAM I. FORREST.
For state Printer,
O. c. WHITE
For Representatives. SSth District,
j. NJ. WRESTLING.
/. B. KNICK ERBOCKER.
Yer Representatives 39th District,
A. c. RUMBLE.
J. W. MCDONNELL
For Representatives 10th District.
GEORGE B. KITTINGER,
JOHN II. POWELL.
For Representatives 4Ist District,
HARRY X. STRUVE.
z. II. CUE.
For Representatives And District,
L. l. BLAINE.
W. H. r. BARNES.
For Representatives. Ard District
EDMOND s. MEANY.
WILLIAM A. ELDER.
JOHN MCKNIGHT.
For Judges Superior Court
THOMAS ]. HUMES.
ARTHUR Z. GRIFFIN.
RICHARD OSBORN.
For County Auditor,
f. L. wHITTEMORE.
For County Clerk.
HARRY C. GORDON.
For County Treasurer,
J. NJ. Z. ATKINSON.
For Assessor.
EDWARD p. KENDALL.
For Sheriff,
A. T. VAN DE VANTER.
For County Surveyor.
CLARENCE l.. WHITE.
For County ProsecutinGp Attorney,
FRANK A. STEELE.
For Superintendent of Schools
J. NJ. LAYHUE.
For Coroner.
W. c. GIBSON.
For County Commissioners.
First Districts. G. MEEK.
Third Distr.ct--A. L. RUTHERFORD.
For Wrcckmaster,
HERBERT w. TAYLOR.
For Municipal Judge. City Of Seattle,
w. V. RINEHART. JR-
For justices Of the Peace. seattle
Precinct.
w. P. McELwAIN.
c. Z. BOWMAN.
For Constnbles. Seattle Precinct,
GEORGE GAU,
I. I. WALKER.
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two years, has become 50 morose and tao
turn that no one cares TO incur the risk
eatailed by inquiring into his plans. In
deed. IL Is only through remarks that have
fallen from the lips OF the queen and OF
the Prince OF Naples himself that the con-
vlction prevails that the kings abdieation
Is imminent.
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N ODD-SIZED COUPLE
rnr TALL PRINCEss AHD VERY
smonT PRIxCE.

- laAy whom tie Csas J1lesA %
WeA the Crewn Prince - Isaly-
1soa . PaoDer Court to - Al.
49, Dsskrups Thseas - Psa.eess
usIsas ~ Moatsssgrs anA Klne
umnbsSs's Sos.
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4 London pc<tgsaa, with RS sen sans.
i've Of - a<era are ia the Ssost0fs1e - service.
GSata
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PRECINCT NOMINATIONS.
ARTHUR PRECINCT.
Justice Of the Peace,
Republican ..-............c. O. RUSSELL
Peoples Party .-..........-H. SWlNGLE
Constable,
Republican .............L. w. CLIFFORD
Peoples Party ......-............J. o. COSS
AUBURN PRECINCT.
Justice OF the Peace,
Republican BRONSON SMITH
Constable,
Republican ................J. B. POUND
BALLARD PRECINCT.
Justice of the Peace,
Republican ...-.....-.........-.A LOONEH
Peoples Party ....WILLIAM II. VERNON
Constable,
Republican ..............O. ]. RYDBERG
Peoples Party OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
....... GoTTLEIB wHITTENBORN
BLACK RIVER PRECINCT.
Justice Of the Peace,
Republican ....-............A- J. BOSSERT
Constable,
Republican ......wYIIE MCFARLAND
BELLEVUE PRECINCTs
Justice of the Peace.
Republican ............C. II. JOHNSON
Constable,
Republican ...................L. b. SHARP
CHRISTOPHER PRECINCT.
Justice Of the Peace,
Republican JAMES HART
Peoples Party. NATHANIEL r. CLOUD
Constable.
Republican 80. CHARLES w. wYrLYs
Peoples Party ................JOHNT TANK
COLUMBIA PRECINCT.
Justice Of the Peace.
Renublican GEORGE II. QUINBY
PEOPLES Party WILLIAM s. McCURLEY
Constable,
Republican .............s-..D. c. BROWN
Peoples Party. CHESTER ". GROAT
DUNLAP PRECINCT.
Justice of the Peace,
Peoples Party. WILLIAM III. Clifford
Constable,
PEOPLES Party. WATER
DUwAMIsH PRECINCT.
Justice of the Peace.
Peoples Party HARRY c. CARSON
Constable.
Independen ALEX ATKINSON, JR-
PEOPLES Party. EVERETT ID. WALLACE
FULTON PRECINCT.
Justice of the Peace,
Peoples Party. ;. ). ROWLAND
People's Party t2ni). GEORGE A HILL
Constable,
Peoples Party THOMAS J. MANNEf
GILMAN PRECINCT.
Ju.tfee of the Peace,
Republican ............TaoS. T. PRIER
Democrat .s--...s..y..--..e III atss ALL
People'. Party. JONAH L. HUGHES
Constable, -
psnuhlicnn VIM. CHADWICK
Democrat GEORGE CoUTTS
p.ople's Party McQUADE
JuAsITA PRECINCT.
Justice Of the Peace.
Peon,e's Party PHILIP COUTURE
Constable,
Ponies Party.......-.....-J. O. SMITH
NEwcasTLE PRECINCT.
Justice Of the Peace,
P.rualscan .......C. c. CHRISTENSEN
PeopIs's Party DOSAIsD
Constable.
g.,uh,.ran GEO. JOHNSON
PEOPLES Party....-..JAAES FEDDEHLf
oRILLIA PRECINCT.
Justice Of the Peace,
Peor,s's Parey....cHRIS. PETERSON
Constable.
People.s Party WILLIS CRABELL
RENToN PRECINCT.
Justice Of the Peace.
peop.e's Party JOSEPH WOOD
Constable.
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STOSSEL PRECINCT.
Justice OF the Peace.
Peoples Parsy-..-......A- J. HAMILTON
Constable.
People's Pa-sy.....-.........T. ID. NESARY
TCLT PRECINCT.
Justice Of the Peace.
Peoples Party. JAMES HARRIS
Constable,
Peoples Party CHARLES TEMPLETON
WEBSTER PRECINCT.
Justice OF the Peace.
Peoples Party. ..GEoRGE r. WEBSTER
Constable,
Peoples Party
..-.......FREDERrCK J. HELLIkEH
WEST SEATTLE PRECIxCr.
Justice of the Peace.
Peoples Party. CHARLES ". COOPER
Constable,
Peoples Party. LUTHER W. NELSON
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

For Presidential Elect0fs.
THOMAS BURKE,
GEORGE w. STAPLFTON.
YANCEyA BIALOCk.
WILBUR YEARSLEY- .
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NATIONAL TICKET.

CHARLES GODDARD.
BOYD TEETER.
JOHN e. BEDFORD.
r. II. PETER.
For Congressman,
CHARLES z. MIX.
For Lieutenant Governor.
A. c. DICKINSON.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-25
Notice Of Nominations.

Notice IL hereby given. pursuant to Sec
ton three hundred and seventy-two OF
Vol one OF HRS Annotated Statutes and
Codes OF Washington. that the following
nominations for presidential electors,
state. county. municipal and precinct on
GERS 70 be elected at the general election
10 Be held in King county. Washington. on
Tuesday. the third day Of November next.
have been flied with me in pursuance Of
the laws o. this state governing the nomi-
nations OF state. county and precinct on
ears, to-wit: