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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1896-02-18

eases, or drains upon the system,
excesses, or abuses, bad habits, or
early vices, are treated through cor
respondence at their homes, with
uniform success. by the Specialists
of the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical
Institute, of Buffalo, N. Y. A book
of I36 large pages, devoted to the
consideration of the nialadies above
limited at, may be had, 0taied Sc
e1l,eLy sealed from observation, ip a
PLAIN e,i9ele6e, by sending 10 cents
in one-cent stamps (for postage on
Book to the Worlds Dispensary
Medical Association, at the above
mentioned Hotel. For, more than
quarter of a century, physicians
connected with this widely ceie-
brated Institution, have made the
treatment of the delicate diseases
above referred to, their sole study
and practice. Thousands, have con-
suited them. This vast experience
has naturally resulted III improved
methods and means of cure.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1896-02-18
Children Cry for
Pitchers Castoria.

Mr.. r. S. NJ. Hoffman has bought
from Mr., Geo. W. Show, of Hagers-
town, field containing about four
acres of ground along the HaIltown
pike, a short distance south of this
place. The price paid was about
S400.-lShepherdstea0n Register.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1896-02-18

ugtou,D.C.,Says.
I was for a long
time under treat :
ment of two of
the best physi-
clans of this city,
for a severe case
Of blood poison,
but my condition
grew worse all
the while, not
withstanding the
fact that they
charged me three
hundred dollars.
Ny mouth was
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1896-02-18

Correspondingly low rates from
other stations.
Tickets will be good ten days.
For guide to points of interest in
Washington, address nearest B. 6 0
Agent.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1896-02-18
Blood Poison.

Contagious Blood Poison has been ap-
oropriateIy called the curse of mankind.
1t Is the one disease that physicians can
not cure; their mercuria1 aud potash
remedies only bottle up the poison in
the system, to surely break forth in a
more virulent form, resulting in total
wreck of the system.
Mr.. Frank b. Martin, a prominent
ieweler at e26 Pennsylvania Ave, WASH
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1896-02-18
A Middlcway correspondent Of til
Martinsburg Independent says.

Martinsburg independent says
Messrs. Anderson & Co. have been
in the carriage manufacturing busi-
ness for the last eighteen years.
Their speciality is to build their work
suitable and durable, fully capacita-
ted for general service upon oui
roads. Their business has been con.
tinually increasing year by year,
Their manner of business Is, based
upon honest principle. Their work
is guaranteed. All defects of ma
teriaI or workmanship is made good
gratis to the purchaser. They EN-
ploy skilled workmen, and use
standard grade of material. Those
who purchase these homemade We.
hicles can rest assured they have Q
FIRST class job.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1896-02-18

THE difference between Pills and Simmons
Liz er Regulator, is inst this: Pills don't go
dow n very easy with most people, and yon
feel then afterwards While simmons 1ater
Rea, iIsfor in IioIid or powder is very pleasant
TO z. &c. and the only feeling thay you have
ftr, ards Is the reat relief that it gives from
Cons iTarion. Bilioi1sness, Sick Headacee and
IDysp, spsia. It is u pild laxative ana TONIC.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1896-02-18

filed with eating sores; my tongue was
almost eaten away, so that for three
months I vas unable to taste any solid
food Ny hair was coming out rapidly.
and I was IN a horrible FIX had tried
various treatments, and was nearly dis
couraged, when a friend recommended
S.S.S- After had taken four bottles,
began to get better, and when had
finished eighteen bottles, was cured
sound and well, my skin was without
bIemisf, and I have had no return of
the disease. S.S.S.sayed me from life
of misery" S.S.S. Guaranteed FvSety
gegefa6Ee1 will crre any case Of blood
poison. Books on the disease
sss @sstl +. nsil:s .ss:.i G e G
Specific Co., N N
Atlanta, Ga. -
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1896-02-18

Tinwarc at reduced prices. coffee
mills only 25c. each. 3 packages
large sized rolled oats 25c., gelatine
only 10c. per package, at S, H.
Iandis'.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1896-02-18

The landlord who told the tramp to
tackle that pile of wood was coolIy
told that he didn't eat wood.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1896-02-18

Try can of Hopkins Steamed Homin,
CIIulied corn.) 1t Is delicious H-iw
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1896-02-18
Garter House.
Plain SEWING Wan ted

AIRS. KATE MANUEL desires to announce
lyA. that she is prepared TO do all kinds Of
Plain Sewing. Ali work entrusted to her VIII
be executed neatly. promptly and upon reason
able terms. Residence on north East alley.
second house below Mrs. Dutton's-
EeIrnnrV 2. 1872.
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r. c. Green,
Joseph TrapneI!,

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
charlestown, Jefferson County, West Virginia.
DRAcTICEs in the Courts of Virginia and
i West Virginia. Attention paid to collec-
tion of claims.
January I5 1885,.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1896-02-18
Reamer's Howard Ho use
TOWurU ana BdIIIIHUTU %
BALTIMORE, MD

I1OWuT ~V7'I
BALTIMORE, MD
To My Old Patrons and the Travelling Pub ic:
Having had very liberal share of the pub &c
patronage during the past five years. felt en-
couraged to release the Howard House for
term of years. and have at great expense re-
furnished and reftted the hotel from top to
bottom. Am better prepared than ever to ac-
commodate the public. My aim will be to
give frst-class accommodations at $500 per
day Country merchants and commercial
hotel in the city. Respectfully,
Sept. 25, 1894. JAS. REAMER.
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SPIRIT OF JEFFERSON.
TUESDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY IS. 1876.

Tov,. Jz.E.HI1aoa covssr. ". y.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1896-02-18
w. r. alexander,

1553 ATIORNEI AT Law.
Charles Town. Jefferson County, w. Va.
VIII practice in Jefferson and adjoining
Counties. Office with Forrest w. Brown in
Jail Building. Special attention TO Collec-
tions.
Jan Is, 1895
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-23
Senator John III. Mitchell LOYAL.

1ocko, Mont. Aug. .-Specisl--U nitci
States Senator Mitchell OF oregon viii
support Mckinley and Hobart. The sen
ator Is aboard the overland train bound
for Portland. A Post-Tntelligencer corr
respondent asked him what position he
would take in the national campaign. He
replied: Il am a Republican. and siiail
do all | can 10 secure the election Of Me-
Klnley and Hobart" Ia further conVer-
saiion tho senator said that in his judg~
nent there were several issues OF vast
Importance involved in the campaign be-
side the financial question. and he re-
ferred especially 30 the tariff, national SUI
premacy, and the integrity OF the organ
ization OF the courts and of their ultimate
decisions. Senator Mitchell is one of the
most pronounced protectienists this coun-
try possesses.
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orrgnn Gola nernocrats.

Portland. Aug. 2z-Tbe gold standard
Democrats OF Oregon held a mass con-
vsntsoa today and selected eight delegates
70 represent shem a. She national conyen-
tl9r 10 BE hel1 a. Indianapolis on SeptsEzl-
her . Il l. MeArtAur. ex-In4tsd States
district attorney. wss chosen Chairman IN
his address 10 Ehe convention Mr. NEAR
thu- said a pleasing feature Of the conven-
tioa Was the absence of those IN whom
The lest OF Office has stlfed every feeling
of manly independence" he denounced
the platform adopted by the Chicago eon-
venticn as a departure from true Demo
cranY and = surrender 20 Popuilsnl. he
said that while he lnaorsed tae financial
plank ef the Republican national platform
be could TO; support dc ekinley IN his hiSa
protective tariT views. The following were
selected as delegates 10 Ind ana polls. C.
=. :. Wood, ". II. Whiddea. l. l. Nc
Arthur. j. II. Albert. T.. G.. Garfield. Zera
Snow. j W. Bennett and r.. H. SKIP
worth. The question OF choosing electors
vas left TO the state central committee,
which viii meet after the Indianapolis con
ventlon.
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personal relations with the other members
of the cabinet. seemed SO material 10 him
that he felt constrained 10 tender his res
ignatioR. The secretary declines TO discuss
the subject in any way.
John Nj, Reynolds. second assistant sec-
reiary OF the interior department. has been
mentioned frequently as Smiths probable
successor. Reynolds has made an excel
lent officer. He has had charge of the
difficult work OF review OF the decisions OF
the pension bureau. and has given general
satisfaction. He is a native OF Fennsyl-
vaniS. The new cabinet officer vii have
only a little more than six months o serve
and it Is regarded as probable thai Cleye-
land viii prefer to f8ll the vacancy from
the department.
The Star says: Secretary Smith WI
probably retire either Just before OF imme-
dsstely after the indianapolis gold stand
ara convention. Those who are familiar
with the relations whsch exist between
DIR. Cleveland and his cabinet say that
thero has never a. any time been the
least friction between Secretary Smith
and The president nor between any nom
hers Of the cabinet. and that tie per-
sonsi relations between the president and
Mr. smith are stiIi most cordial
Atlanta. Aug. Z-Ths riImored resigna-
ton OF Secretary Hoke smith occasions no
surprise here. as 81 has been understood
among the sacreSarys intimate friends
ever since no came out for the Chicago
ticket that ne would sooner or later retire
from the cabinet. ft it understood that
Immediately upon his withdrawal lie viii
return 10 Atlanta and resume the practice
Of his profession. The secretsry's Jaw Of
fee has not been closed since mis- depart
ure for Washington city, his partner.
Jadge John r. Pendleton. remaining ia
charge IL Is well known that Mr.. Smith
on entering the cabinet left a law prac-
tice which paid several times tho salary
of A cabinet officer. ana ne Will return 20
enter one which viii be more profitable
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SUNDAY. AUGUST

wasch VII cerfsxrs.~ sho e.-rissws ~ Ia
n0E n tEG savings hanks ard building
Afaa aosan associations ard TIE investment
& tAe rsople II Insurance companies. and
40 fof c@atsFe that The American people
VIII ever consent - nave the pensions of
our soldiers Fegsedi&sess ny a Slnrle farth-
srs tssrsat cheers ans apnsanse-l The
T@erae wassE neither free trade nor free
SILVER. tSsneEe6 caasrSl The, one VIII
dsgTaas Cur laherers and the other oHr
u1cney. tATsnlsnsel We are nprosea. un-
aiterselF opposed. % beth q them. we
have tried the enc In modified form with
disastrous results % the American home.
ana ~e are strongly opposed 70 making
Az Experiment vitn ne other. tAprlaaSe.l
nv ief&ow-cttizeus4 the people have y
chance this year % lake tas Wilson law
on the statute books and pat a good
American protective tariff law In SIS place.
which viii provide adequate revenues fer
the government and gladden. the home Of
every American worxingmAn. tApplause,)
Trey have chance this year 70 prevent
q Tree silver law going on the statute
ecoks. and thus keep oslr money Of every
Kind now IA circulation a. good as gold
and preserve our national name above
reproaeA. II they do not improve the
chance row. they viii not have another
opportunity for years. Does The working
man. the farmer the manufactures want
the Wilson law to remain on The statute
books for four years longer Usogd cries
OF '.No.fl DO they want recinrccity. which
VIII give u5 a foreign market Tor our sur
plus agricultural and manufactured prod
uets. 10 remain or the statute books fonr
years moreF tRenewed cries Of Ne
Do they want any law enacted which will
compel them 10 receive for their wages
and products a dollar worth less than loo
cenfsF tCries Of ''No.') These are the
questions which every voter in the eoun-
try must answer in his conscience and by
his vote next November. Gentlemen, what
shall the answer be- tCries or Elect
Mckinley" followed 10y cheersl
II thank you most heartily fer this cali,
for your expression OF good viii, and for
the assurance which Mr.. jackson has
given me Of your unfaltering support OF
Republican principles II will afford me
sincere pleasure, l assure you. 10 meet
every one OF you personally. sApplause.l
Mai Mckinley was then presented with
a steel tube cane. Many greetings were
exchanged. and Maj. Mckinley shook
hands with the multitude.
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KiIlee, on a e.a.oIine launch.

Marshfield. Or. Aug. 22.-News has been
received from Smith river that Captain
wylie, wife and infant child were Killed
on Thursday by an explosion on the A. w.
Reed. a gasoline launch.
The launch WAS a small craft OF about
four tona, whieis wss utilized 70 carry
milk Capt. Wyiie left three passengers
AZ fhs Sheriff landing about ten minutes
before igs ran on 20 n rock. Here the fatal
accident happened. The gasoline gave out.
and the captain attempted 10 Ill the sup
ply tank from a smaller one The iiqul3
evidently took FIRE before the explosion
occurred. Az John Graham. the deckhanh.
and a boy II years old saw what was abosfr
10 happen. they jumped overheard. The
captain started 20 take hts family. but
before ne could do 80 the tank berafFss
heated and exploded. fsrshaFn and the boz
awam ashore. The bodies were all rwcoFs
cred, and the boat was found hung up
on tho rock ard burned 20 shs water marie
on one side.
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The Secretary of the Interior
Packing His Books.
ne CHOSE BRYAN AND SILVER.
All the Other Members of the Cabi-
net Bolted the Ticket.
ao .ouid Not Very Well Remain I'm
onices BEING Out Of Harmony With
His toiieague~-John NJ. Reynolds
spoken OF a. His Successor.

" asEinEioa City. Aug 2z-Far scrus
IL hlse FanioFA have appeared IN print on faa
Ftv1aol0S1 or the early resiruattoa q Sec
retary Ifose Smith. There can naH be no
ao4St that he has resigned. ana tAat his
resignation has been accepted.
f0E some days past shipments have been
mstcs 70 Atlanta @ h.s books anG papers,
4ssa i Is learned that he has da,.ined 10
sci any departmental business 10 be heard
- nsfn Tor a date later than this month.
- San safely De assumed that successor
vii be ia charge Ia a very short tine.
After the nomination Of Bryan and
- val Il became known that Secretary
smith was the only member OF the cahs-
net WHO announced the purpose 10 support
1hat ticket and that this action on his
part, while not in any way affecting his
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whateom, AnR 2z-Speeiai.~-The county
tescasrs institute this week. Nnich was
attended BY IL teachers. was probably ths
most Instructive and successful ever he'd
IN the county. and the errdit for rs or
Kanizafi0n and management - very iarsfly
due "a County superintendent J. ~. Hitt-
n Is the only year during nearly six years
thaf ~ has been superintendent that the
Institute expssse hss even apHfoximsiei
tnn ACCOUNT allowed by Law for that psgr-
nose and IL was larger than usual shls
wear because Of the engagement % proni-
nent instructors who live AZ a considerable
distance. one OF them coming from CALI
f0Fuia.
There we're thirty applicants for teaeh-
ers' certificates al the recent quarterly
examination, ore OF whom withdrew ana
ali tne otherN obisinRd certificates. four
fIrs. grade. sixteen s~cond and ten third.
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A. n. II. Leaders working for Bryan.

Chicago. Aug. z.-About DO delegates.
representing local branches of the Amer
Jean Railway Union. met last night TO hear
some of tho speakers of she order on che
subject before the people. Eugene v.
Debs and Directors Burns and Hogan
were the speaker. SIR. pebs said ne had
lust returned from "A trip among tho
southern branches OF the union. and fon -
them fourlshing Iio then announced
himself for Bryan. and advocated tho
unions united effort in behalf or the
labor candidate. lie said he knew ar.
Rrvan TO be a friend of the people. and
II elected ha would protect the interests
of the reonie
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Tacoma. Aug. 22-The tramp steamer
Annandale arrived this afternoon with 1.Se0
tons of tea and Oriental merchandise for
aha Northern Pacific Steamship Co. After
discharging she viii proceed an ballast to
san Francisco for orders. Tho Annandale
found the entire Paciic ocean overhung
with fog, which somewhat delayed her
passage During the sixteen days she was
coming across. the sun was sighted only
twice. Her sognorn was kept blowing
night and day. but no other vessel came
within hearing distance. The Annandale
IL one Of the largest vessels that has ever
eonaa 10 the coast, having a registered
tonnage of ASS.
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coNnrNSFn DISPATCHES.

President Kruger % thA Transvaai. Is
opposed 90 the expulsion of aliens bill
FIRE is raging in tae Mason coal mine.
a. DAYTON. Tenn. owned by the Dayton
TaaE ard iron Company. The IRE Was IL
rHe9 hv a blast. the fire being c0mmuui-
csled hy the presence or gas IN entry No.
Be-. Owiug 20 TIRE heavy 3oss TIE mine viii
81 closed on September J. throwing 80
men oug of gork.
AZ Santa Moutca. Cal. SATURDAY morn
ing j R. Bo5orQues ara his young son
wero riding a@ouS Hsgh bum overlooking
the sea- Al noi1f where the bsud =
ever ~ feet han HofoTqaes suddenly an
uource1 that ae was Tired % afs. and.
srsr5nginer over tha hsuM. was dashed 10
pieces at the pottp5sa-
T,re Tta.far zhEp Francisco Crauoz- Caot.
Ataresoa. watch sailed from Swansea Au-
Eust Ga for san t,raa1-ssco. has returned
Ans pat n a. Falmouth wtth her bows
ka4lY ds8 8aaCssi- SGe reports bAvtug sunk
tao French ns1iuE hoss Mctistts in a cot
issou OF Aususi = Ter q The crew we're
saveS, fourteen drowned.
Esehars Fraasn. Who Nas we1 known
fr Fhe E-ttsz8 -tates. ar1 anu. W4th ais
hroeasr. Mare1nr.-t're sef. -a-cEed on thA
t'oWasr TsEer. WF1ulug. az she height Os
ghe r&flSa hoeru N tHat rsrt - America
has been drowned. he was waShas -
the deck ~ as Yacht. fne F,lerlda. OF Mll-
for1 hayeG. E1Ea2nd- saS1 Mou1&y ulxht
Mr< rsvu Manning. wife q . farmer
e. Guthrie. o. r. wao vas murdered fazs
,. eNLAF. Aas been arrested. rEsygaa ~ u
c0maact-y la tbs mur4eT- os1scers ssate
s1st tneT hssNe eNseeGce 20 pEove th4t
- MFs. MAuaing aa8 Grove Eunssay. svho Is
$50 r. a3aA weF@ l1 love an c1rscEref %
r4s Eha hlshaa1 oaE q ia way Mrs
AauslaE .s "A aaFsq9Ts3e WQTna1 cs - Her
EraFezts SIR au4 Airs. Msl2eesor ~ To-
ssska. han-. declare s1e IS 41n5cent
A. 81 FeaEsck- a ra.1gT az9 hunter az
EaEt SreeF 8. a.. haS f4A- recoVe-esi ne
s41a ~ s& fec@ ar II sA ssvstas7ssr :,
uaueA FoEsr. ey s4nnzag a zgt for
hrss1a cs contrast w&teA the htsrsfs.r
hruuEast aEaAnEf 1a1s Trssh srcer Svresrg h
an2e2fS sAAt NJ. Ehe&s~ snNzzes FTs--
~eE go ssa& hGnsstsg sxrsss1sl 5sgu ssF~f-s-
Hse aseash q =p3sr3asr. tses Eengxtcsx -
tes--ssl s5asase ulssse s.asorate rarr p2rat ga
H@G aF WSSo2S. F1WhnVs cooks
sfe- Ra1 Ars- slllt 30 CoEsss FaAze ssHs7sss.
slexsesste1 80 notafy Ee-sTseA KAT kas Up
AA- a2e1 G1zE-ozez,
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Ceaaago .exz Thu-<34y- Ss1Atet E&lisler
presdsa ASS Ass.5resSs1 ne coavents1a- lie
declared thaE tAs Platform a1optss ~ TIE
Democratic EAs4cn2- Sc1sentson Cd Do.
stand for Democrats principles ar1 eA-
pressed hIs opinion thai the sand money
D@uccrass xnos1s5 e1acE delegates 10 E2e
1n1laEa2clss conseEfi1n- he further de-
csarA1 his belief tAas Eas god stan6af1
Democrats Should nominate eansit1zsss Tor
PRESIDENT 4zA vice president. wlSA fa4 p1F-
rose. az he expressed s. mot ef MAKING
VA. n4t 20 assert cgr iz-asAaaz.aty- Hs
added: 'HOU- position Is tAas ire Claims
cf eur eounsry are pzrAnoans 20 any po-
iltsc2l rarty" Senator Palusers GecsaEa~
rion was greeted wzth mingled applause
and hlss1s fran outside the railing.
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Everett. Aug. z-specaal-H. A. TIer-
besfck. a fisherman who has lived IN .
shack on the beach near Koblnson's MILL
was arowned yesterday afternoon while
swirunofug out 20 his boat anchored IN fhs
baw. lie was evidently fassn with cramps
- ne called for help and was then seen 20
~srk The body waw recovered ~ iow tfds
srss morning and was taken ~ charge ~
Coroner Rogers. VINO dif not deem II n*s-
essary 10 hold an inquest Soshsng VAS
found among the effects OF the rnafs 70 ifi-
AIrate where hls relatives I've. he Tas
about % or - years OF are. sfsi naa ''sTi.
So. q year or 20. A letter was foaHt
s-o,a me 1tiflaxuarnl4r a sultan Mining
f-ouoauv. Boston block, Seattle. under
aafs OF August 3. indicaang tina, ne sad
mupiieA 70 the company for wofk. Ihs
be>ty win De- buried BY the coroner.
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the Irish National Convention.

London. Aug e2-'F-he Irish national con-
venffon viii open It's sessions in Dublin
on Tuesday, y ptember !. II Is expected
that about ,9pa delegates from ireland
and Great Britain Will be present. Several
delegas1 es are a4sp expected from America.
Canada. Australia and South Africa, but
IL is not possible TO estimate their num-
hers. The convention ts expected TO last
three aavS. II has been Summoned. so its
nronoterS state, with the desire Of laying
down a platform IN which all Irish Nation
alists VINO are supporters Of home rule
can unite. and thus secure a united body
OF national representatives in parliament
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OLYMPIA Gold Democrats.

Olympia, Aug 22--Special.-The sound
money Democrats met today at the oiym-
psa hotel and discussed the question OF
state organization. The sentiment did not
faycr a state ticket. but all present advo-
Gated the ldea Of a thorough organization
Of all the sound money Democrats IN
Thurssou county. with view 10 adopt
ing the best political course for pFoseetion
OF tha nations currency and credit. Ihe
following gentlemen we're elected dele
gates TO the Tacoma state convention. l.
81 Faulkner. r y. Allen. u. ). Paisley,
i IA. Norris. Edmund Rice. A +. Young,
". =. Watson. A j. Glllis, Mr.. kotick, Mr..
FLYNN.