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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-07-08

HwAHERE Is NO PRoFEsSiOS, s,,oussys
Iabors so severely tax the a ns''Td TSsds-
n tenn. as that OF the ministry A,sIu
rangement OF the nerve centeis y - ~ s,tseks
by over work frequently brings ~ ''s,stiOn
~ heart trouble, and nervous PIo.r P.s. n B.
Rev. j. P. Kester. NJ. D., rAssos AVS
church London Mills. Ills, himself sp.sIou S-y
clan writes Feb. %. 1895; Hear '.ome eo %
and nervous prostration haa ~orklu
serious last fall that .a,. ,l..,S nrostrats ne
the pulpit would SO eompisso med certain !
DR.. Miles @as. snas r. Tslinqui.h ne ~.
-. O,,.a ~ the ministry en'llse, .ss
heart IuIC Heart palpitation pss.'.. 49,.
peetoreS So bad that ny {, ssa''s. S'S =.
NSSlUiSS ~onId ask me II ! a'l ~ ~
HAa1th nave heart diseaaF' 40,
Novamner commenced taxing m n, Hls'
New Heart Cure alternately W. -, vossibls
Mssv,ns Ns~ s and derived the grsaIs,s... ,rorEd
rsneat / have just closed eva aisht and
10 weeks, preaching nearly essss ....st "a bgur.
Twice ~ On the sabbath. lean Iea's sys-ss sIS NJ
w,thout suffering as formeIy nr Abf
working ministers should N
Grand remedies on hand 40, rnirsnlsa
q =. bottle will benefit or m'n''
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-07-08

Choice DOty's Market, 7tf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-07-08

Spring chickens -Doty's Market
ff
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-07-08

The committee on streets reported
against the claim of Mrs. Nellie j.
Lottrtz for damages sustained by fall
ing through sidewalk. Adopted.
Bach e. Nandestank were granted u
liquor license.
The fire committee reported against
the establishment of a hose station in
East Salem, as petitioned for by f. G..
Cross and others. Adopted.
Alderman Lamport reported a
nuisance in the shape of some hogs on
Front street. He also moved that the
city marshal should remove said nuis-
ance and clean all alleys in the city.
Carried.
The special committee on grade of
sidewalks on North Commercial
street. asked further time. Adopted.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-07-08

Chicago. July 3.-Wheat, cash s,,.
July $50. '''" Nhc
New York, July 3.-Silver, o6Hc. L.,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-23

N Is = rsssssf Of historical record that
eds o, activity These n~shots may b~
roughly designated a. the internal ara
external nethot. The most ccrsrieuogx
examples ot TIRE s1rner are France. Ger
nanv ara the United States; e. the latter.
the Brssixh ard Roman empires Under
IN. erss Of these systems the nssion rro~s
fron . low 70 high state OF civilization
ana prosperity By the development Of rs
s-ssrnAI resources. Under the second prog
r-xs IL achieved hy coraaer. or ccion.zz-
tion or BY both conhsnsd Few nations
have been shie 20 nsia,atn an extensive
eoiorssI system with sny degree Of per-
nsan~ary. ,he emily conspicuous examples
brig Rome ana ENGLAND.
Where .r>cts are 30 uafsorn ~ woaie
seen that causes must be uniform. too.
In the case % Rome. god military ros.s.
sccd armies. ard an unusually liberal
co'onsni policy secru to have ben the main
factors .. sacoe<s. Il IKE eass - Ensians
tire reads are replaced BY q merchant r-a-
rsne. the Lard forces 20 e great extent ~
laval armament. hu, the colonial policy Is
even more HserAi TRAN that q Rome.
Pref xshsrey. writing In ia. Nine
ts.ssh Century. gives hs ep.nson Ct TIE
causes which have LED 20 IN. ssfsur. ss
o<Emsa ar5 French eotsnizl .roytp- The
Germans kns French. he maintains. are
poor traders. hnt ~. general Effects o.
thssr ecnanssss - s~ni-csvEls.et ecurtr4s.
h 70 give TIRE FsgfssA trader sr crpcrtur-
ssy. unless severely restricted. cf sn,-aft-
s-x himself {, TIE rev market, ars aiti-
Eatr,s securing tne rncaopciy CO It's srsa.
II tAis Is ,rse. & would seen 70 - silrcst
= snfncisat szplsns,lan - the greater sve-
exss Of Fenstisa eoso1ii exte-stcrA b..
Other things initiate against th- tive con
ttnsssai pe~srs amonr vhsea the prosss-
sor rentiSas the tnsi-5osttica 81 IA.
Preach TO enasg-zts. "a svstsnces in the
recc-t hfssor- 81 AadAgsscs-. ard tire
naughty self-tzrorsanee &C German s--ay
c-rsrs wescA 10 naturally as1oxssns e
thr Inhabitants q German sep~ntencses-
I, - unccgs;sSiy true TIA; a large part
., 49, eisis!x., wcrSa las somehow come
80 rsxard Engssct as ZIG sely-~ II
- certain thai an empire as isrx- rs the
continent % Africa. ta-srr by eHs-asif
thAn elshsr Sosts - sosth Auasrscs. ssa
savisk 8 greater raralasie- ;Aa; The ~Aese
a. EarePe. nss; - very biz. whether :;
he . ~S2isy'' 90 Ess. Bat g Is equally
true that asthszs but ahie statesman
shfr or sheer crspstssra could hoss such
an empire Together Rose ~ss connected
~ land o. separates. e-iy ev IRE Medise->
raaesr fren tAs sxtr~srs BORDERS ef her
e=apsrs. BIT BTstain's posicssions are scat
ss-~i tnslseFfrasaAseiy over the ezsi-e
gsoNe. Is q net natural tat osher -S-
sscns ard pSorles sAcast vseT wsta some
.eaieasy. szs perhaps fear. secA s.s&o-
sie axxrvE<sssn % cozrrs@srt4i. ssn4acsai
A-aa r.2asaE9 ssrs1SsA. eezsrs<.@3 al d.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-23

Al the delegates % the Republican na-
ssc1al cnnvsnstoz have TOW been .ie-te1
and Acklrsey's lad IL - great -ha; his
domination appears 20 be scregore COZ
csuxsar- Owing 70 the many ccntss-s for
sezss IL the Convention. E7ai1ly frum
Southern states. Only approximate 1svres
can se give, as 20 the probable vote on
the fr<e ballot for prssite-r. bat even 4
al contests are 1ecsiea against Mckinley
he has more than eno1xh votes 70 Insure
hss ronsnation. as the conditions nuv are.
rns friends OF tie different cazscsiates 20
ret agree as % he zssrAzsnx OF The VAR
Gus ca1:s5at-s. but they DO al agree In
placing Mckinley Car ahead Inrt1snx
The contest over TIE seating Of twelve
delegates src-n Sew York. the tftls 70 the
sea;x q Is Delegates Is disputed There
are tweC-y contests IN Aia5arz- eight n
Ftorsia. ten II Georgia. two "A Kentucky,
Two n Pennsylvania ten II South Caro-
liza, focr IN Tennessee. six n Virginia
ex n Arizcra ard thirty n Texas OF
these ssx-y-esxh. are against Mckinley
saen, but IA some Instances Mckinley men
are 5gxiax Mckinley Ten % hat TIA
result VIII rot be affected no matter how
tie contests are tsrs.sd-
TIE Chicago Tribune prints IL follow
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-23

4 wy rare 0ur6essS Vas kangeA On
1kass6ay IN Esn1scby. Moss mss con
ssos>d ct aasd&r e@si&rs their ssnseeEcs
evsa vita ess foot IN the grave. ard when
eAars ss~ns 20 se. fron tae convsne.zx
stature 81 fAe testimony. - reason fsT par
estsng. sxcsps. The Aeps that ~ leaving
IN inprs@tss thaa vssag has bssa eons.
ehs psop.s nay - made 70 feel BAD
Oons. ssAalzng - TIE scA6e.t. assn.s their
gait. sssssbuse u 70 eva HABITS. usually
PAT ths grsssss shass Of shs hlans co
oens5ody che ssd empress the belief Tat
o:ory awaits them eons fsv lie anrs-
D<ntzst Aa1 d&eza.
NOSE es tss<s answer TIE description
gives In books Which rsGt1re the tsrfafes
- vAseh . nsrrssrers sezi 10 sshjeet
Ths mAs who wzs hanged In ksnsacky
sss oenssctes Of shs murder Of ais wife.
Ohoa ks ehohs1 70 a~sth ana ksd the
bD1y In sAs woods Afser s<stsres Of
Gath LAD tssn passed spcz hlsn eazrfs
Dsre nAts 20 pressure . n::ssH.ieE Of TIE
oxsrene punl~hmenf. But the unhappy
0An ssuisrea mat be a1 not ~ans 10 1--we.
oseaas~. s}e<2szs or asshe. his viss's
UiArinx syss ara eyfnx screams haan,sa
BIN. n rsnorss ouch a. tbs came 70 all
0srSsrsrs shese vealc 10 ls.sle ATTEMPT
- evaas sss death penalty. SosAinx
oszi3 " mere horrible thaa the pssns.a-
0en, borne by shis rssn. AID IL can easily
- Understood hov - sAeaid seek TO
esrsps from the ssrrcrs Of memory By .
oespsrase pEanxe e<ns2sh tie waters o.
Che river f~she-
Ths rarity CT feusorse 10 one 81 the rea-
0rns Why szursss sseai6 - punished BY .
s~ifs ase mereiiess r-trfsatsaa- Ths cal
osurrs~ saieh seems 10 chsrac,sriss zen
che 10 no, p~rnsif consideration Fog TIE
rfs Of sshss 10 stsas IL shs ~sy Of En-
eestse@ Of their criminal eessrns or TIE
0rsfiaestses 81 their sasssszs makes them
nn7<rwtous 70 Any feeling 81 rsmer-e.
1hsre 10 very llttie "a - Aspes fror-s that
ssures. ara TIE osss pF~ssatscn os rsur-
Ger - TIE fear Of certain ssatA in ease 0.
eosvsrfi1r.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-23
Contend. for High Principles.


Eorf4G1 <IL-A1-
II - 5s.en said that Tire O--so1sa- "ssn't
rcru.zr- ana --hGr-s any c&use {, a3vo-
Gates And jet the oresonisn doesn-s
know Of any cause that 10 glad - have
It's opposition Il r. true. azsoznseeiy
that there are thcse who make * Q point
70 oppose whatever TIE O-egontzn SUP
ports. s-t % support whatever ire Ore
Eariza opposes. Such have no minis Of
tier oxr. but allow the o-s<oS.a. 70
make TIER orsnsors. by tr5lree.sos or ne
gztioc4 While the O-exoclzr Is rot q
popular" newspaper. everything !. con
tsz1s for succeeds ID tee ione .sx, -
czuse !: esc.er1s orir FOR high prtncspses
Plain stAterze-t os these 70 often pop
uiar." bat they prevail. a. tse sane The
resgis % A fo-cal election. enc way o. an
ether. does ret s-ecs them. "A the long
rgr or n tAei~ uit@rcztes. A reader OF IRE
OrsSc1fsr FOR many years sad recer-iy:
WAT TIRE o-ewerixz advocates Is often
uzpGl2taAse and unpopular temporarily:
bat AZ laSs II u invariably sccepsec-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-23

~ WkA1AkLAIA IL TO1x1A8
To H<ze~~sy - srme Of ne sesdsrs
- o. xrpe SILVER 8cven<<< zrts . s&y
s@erkah<e &zs<rxxsa - sz-5ov- Boes.L
sf fowa. NO 5as s<vayp s>e> rsry mse1
- sanag1xzs 80 hss s<ses-s oszzsesr-
sEay ~ T. Re ns.ssess~< o1<s Is 1~E-
e<sxsery ss> hss rolsseas esnzEag = ne
Szash h pr~psrsa - IL Iowa eo.sss-
sssA
rsssss she Nss ~ - esr e,ss - tAs
slvO eses<tse sss sAss sh<y >&s sazaiy
esnMA@ u ss1z "a szose1sd1eef ssasd-
sssna. sh~sA ssaA sAss ,zass- IL 1s<s sss
<sRsr II sssersi vay fr,x ssre ~hsek
ksvs A>.a sdss1@a. aa4 ne ssz.soases
Tses <hssey n sss sa<s sAat = vn rre7ees1
sy r,-rs-rzr wko = . frss stsss-1rs -
aar esh~r ftns 81 ~ ~Ir<~ n u WI en1y
lad AN - o<4cel Ne desired tk< DsDo-
erHts To - 90 rsror1 - say1zg fhss ~
vneE stsysw ard esd srs rssesxe& % 81
sotsss ssaazssy sesSrs he -. ~. sgzaz
s:eAss - sks asnis II ~ nation so1 -
nessy sf Azai ssesspcsa. rsassassss -
p~rsesss asas1 4sBsesssass sha1 parity ~
ske rasss sxorezaA eArres - Eaznsalnef.
ws sss<1es sks Dpsnorracy q Iovs 70 -
b. every neans vsshaa SO powss - shs
sss.blshmsss - . ~ rata s2sf % al
cs ssr esszssas szAs ~ vl1eh sscs parity
sAAE - nznsnsazzeA-
TAs frss aIve1ses axs ssking The psspss
Of the Ussse1 s<ssss 10 esesess - .
ehsnes N an&ncal eozscy wAssH vszi4
ksys. ~ They ef1sm. ~ erormous eject
sso. shs sounfsy-s prosperity. az9 yet
there . - narh 1Sust absst Il that they
os111w Il sscs~&ry 70 prsuAss A@s<ss -
. .sw rsx3s ~ vhscE p~r1fy shall - nais-
sasned. rhSs esuntrY dare ses nike sueh
shsnres--ss dare nss rsn szck risk -
~sai1 fnvcsvs fhs sscssstsy - the esssh-
nshnsns a. . $50 ratio. Gov. Bssss ~
kl1sz - ufssr vsns Of Appreciates Of th>
snnsnasy a - ssAsssaxsEg hS % siSssy
wszI6 I've - Desserts - Iswa psun-
-
n ~ any uzaadny posfical eessesnt ~
FREE coinage - a1vw es ne rasss Of y -
should - ssspss1 s21 ths insvtsAa's -
ssesss foSssv. Gsv. Dosss ee-id- amsAss
the Tzsssl csmplacezsiy point % thss Siank
o. yrssl thax - haA nasgsvsass ga h.d
seSsavorsa 70 prspArs ~ S~t ssrA N
sD~gunW
The p<opss sAeu11 - Snxnea against
sAsss once seaksrs vAe Are No 00Fs than
poIitscsi ~esshercocks-0sn vhs vste one
~v ~h>n ehSsr v~ss nrsA$s no AtHersrce
bus whose ssppo-s<rs give private asszr-
ancss h fhe1Y nans that when the struggle
comes shsy VII b ssssd On the csher SIDE
ne cry % IN han1s 10 that shers shah
- - Sssxssry ane. ~ the S7rfnstaie
Statesman ssys: The e>vl 10 "a honor-
ssss sdvsrsay compared vita . rr4as."
This y . campaign In whtra the people
shosj1 sswniy Get assas men vhoss word
caanoe b trusted n the majority are In
savor ss frss silver shey shouiA rsssra .
iro egfvse naa- II the soand ooasy nsa
are IN the majority. shsy en- Asvs - -
for . s.rsAdisr.
Thsrs - 10 raaee n the present smsr-
esscy for Ire rnAn vhe talks enc nay ana
votes aasfher: ard the mere sxaifed bis
posss;sa the ncr~ dsngsrocs sseA . repre-
tentative ce>o0eA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-23

s~zsfar Allies. tse rosaFss frarn Ne
kTnssa. has appealed 70 TIE seas,- vita
tie sep~ that " veal. oct vtoia,e every
seesaey sss yrarss-sy - destructive tao
tics IT'S essiy a fec weeks ago tse, An~n.
win f0us sr Eve esAsr repuists. ~ OBJ
ssruefive TASTES prevented tAe senate
Passing q tsrfc bs,i wHtea wczis c-sHas,iv
has. ssvss sAts cas-.ry -s.,isss - .aslsrs
sas rs.ait~s n ,Ae employment q tess q
sAe2A@nss 81 ~arsaaxasn ~AS are nsw
Me
Whsn th@ nrpaei.csa ss>at,rs aetirx
0poa tho cenaans nsss rsza.fs~t by TIE
yeops- IL ne e'er.ias a members es -.
house 81 representative. .eaxAt q carry
es' re r~cpis's ~grt. AJtsn ara Nss col.
fsassss has ~ scrussss as.sat vsalass.r
ss~rv ssesnSy ara prugrtsty 10 snetracs.
I've tsettc-
wsez Aiies ara rs &c -oes,rac fisassss
ezrEst ire vAT e passAss q tss tar :
esiA they sc not iriare ire Repans,oaa
senators ever wAesn they easekasa IL a
Parliamentary ssrsSrr. wnsa Mr. Area.
~as is 30 sensitive snee5 Aavsar Ms s~n
ssssHre esssreetss. zaze,sees. u ~. H.
pGeiseas sessscrs fAs, Ae intended vo..
srF skAinE sAAt III unisss a nee silver
prSvisios--Shasa asa rsshsng veatexer &c
d. With ire fa-r-wers tsek.s "a -
saia ss sTees 20 tAs It's factory naass al.
~ unemployed iaecrssss NO, a v-ess,
saAl tngz. re, sAuf'ls SIEVE. nss a esr.
esSe are hS Ekktsa nzlsss Ap saxn our
nav"
II ~. aiiea had esea ~ pgslsssr sly IN
earnest. he aaa ais 'ssa,sssss. is.gsaa ~
&sesAs iss eser ansngisy~s - -aass q
s<sr-nse IN IRE Interests Il free silver.
snss-l4 have tAeNsa sss .sSs s-lsss ssS-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-23

v4nsn - - - 0a8y aUDrsDEsa<1sa ~
49, ~su1e Ass - o. <Gnes - 0yAg
- - sHassrsr -Ysu ss&Es szse - -
~ ss1 - ~ - wsrsn.s szs s.fsr7 sznH
90 frss <szrsy e1nnR = $500
Mrs Asa bsssnss - 60 srew y Es<syrs
wss vM rsDng1y - ssss~essy -
ssrr@ss ~ Go seaks- he >>eso-s Z snes-
saAf> 80 ~ sS-w1<s . zsass-s = wAsek
sssuu~s1s ~~> s.ss.sss1- - sr-sse-n -
szszs<sa~- szf vh<a - ssns soscy $500
nhssy - - sxkea so~zss . Deaszss -
Sts>k - = esse<-z~<. - srpsns 70 ~
haxs Assc< ~ fAs sezsss sct - -vsosas>
s-~5 ssses1v - prps<sSy - ssssrz>csvs
sxrxs0~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-23

ssssst ~ N sns~zsss.es 80 sz<zcszy sse-
- - epss cad a. ea<<A kas aev<s
s1eGr r = ss<rsezkse szsx snrA esssz-
~ akp<ss - 5ezsousay rsgxrs~1- md se-
esfy eszxs efs9 a. AuEastna 81 -
% a61p<sse - . psEsry ssezr4 - naner
xs~srs fAzz sAa1 es9s1.es sasz1se ~
yssz ssy sszs<- sxzx ~ kssE Dsszsoa
amsaH nassu@ IA u o. fsxzee ~ use1
nnx - szssses 80. s-e1xes seAeDes -
szs~eszar4 scszAa<ssa. bet - s<sessp. -
90 Enfes1 gszs0 hns 1aee. he inte~rzz
psf<s<s ~ ss< ssz seors<. ss< fs<xxu-s
liza szzzzczs vsos ssr good or eva. sase
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-23

TAs ssDws.<ssa - ~ Kss<hss II Pytss<s
vss . ssce~ns 10 sv<ry r<s1~es. ss1 to
ssassr, vent svHy mtir~ly SATISFIED vfts
eA<Sr ssssosscx- Tks cuess<s Tor TIE Ess-
fsrn RAsa prssS uas rexs-tsesy ciass.
an1 Tsasus. vks>h sAas - n<ss riSnsax
Il has 70 rsasos - ~ sssansc sf sss
&ow4ne mass - h&r representatives TIE
0sats;s n<< fs~s . ersssss pvss~ is rpsse<-
s6ss a ire froDsy teeasz~ TRY resszz>
hsw hyfEsssns wns ~ wssk sess By their
esmpsnssrsL
Tks a&stt,~ Krsxhss. althszsA - ssss<s
I. nans~rs. sss~ss a ssaesous sparss ..
assrskasfrx hszsrs. ash sfssi every oess
- sh~ s~vsn crsss s1d<s snsusz frsz
lsesinx saent<rs 81 60 oxsser ssszshefs.
7hs eras6 cAaseszsss eszses from ksw
Nkaeeom- sbs vice ehsse~ssor frsm Gar
-. a. ps~sn<e fpsm enosemzsA. master
q sks exeh<Qesr srsa osympsAs master
os~ssns fr1n yxscosssr. tas1e enaF1
frsn 7s1ons. and suss<1s xaas1 from
0xissturx- xs< ene sfses xas reserved
Gsr G<assia. ssd THIS shezsa rs,ssss ezr
cry froe ~ tarzsstsse cast upsa - ~
osms psrpie h Tzaoun fhat - -tAks
ovssysAsag a aghs-
- sAsasd - rsnaxks1 n ,asstos q the
49, s0esn hat sh1y - fully ssssss9 10
- hoeors They have rsc~fssd- but shey
~fis - ~ 6sube rsa1y 10 admit stas- had
Gsssfis nals IL 1saAs1. - s<sse sss q
shs hsssw eaBen vsa,A have b<sz esa-
$3.50 a. 49,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-23
THE NAGAZTNH.

Col JOHN J. GArnett. Of the confedar-
ate States artillery. EAs contributed 70 the
Lee Of virginia" series row running In
Frank Lesise's Popular Monthly . paper
on The Seven Days Campaign near Rich
mcnd" IL Appears IN the June number.
and describes the second battle OF Nxcas-
s2s. the arsf Invasion Of Maryland, and
the battle o. Ansfetam-
Gcdsyss Magazine for June begins With
. vivid account OF the annual snake dance
Of the Moqas OF Arizona with Ge>crip-
tom and Illustrations Of ether peculiar
ties Of the customs Of these Pueblo In
dams. The Beauty OF MARI Stuart =
the title OF An Intelligent and interesting
comparison OF the accounts and pictures
extAnt Ok the unhappy Queea Of Scots.
with which s,even Of the most important
portraits ara Reproduced
There are many striking taies IN the
Jurs number q Short afories. sons Of
them original. others translated from the
Preach. German and Danish Among the
former - . story. By Mrs Astcrz- q the
island Of Trinidad and tn cooi.e iahorer4
fu1 q ssci eoior and repists with interest.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-23

WZEaz Eark - 1Drefzse v1s ouns
sess-r writer rsr ne L~easou Ns~s
Psck Cesaei rssser. tie rsJxssas4R-
SAYS razr 1a1x-@ - 1zs 20 DoSzor-cg y
-as eerebefzE
Ger GorsnE- IL uzy - snner.senx %
s4zy zzra = rn= ass lars n IL Srzz-Az-
a cssrxyzraz u Broeksya tr1irz2.e6 cAs
o<eR ~ seAx - p1s .xz< se<rssG zsAry
ez1xgz. A-n 10 ooa5rseAfsnE xzx1ec4Azely
co< zzD ccx1 % per eeu&
Le1sssdsew sid ~ ariy ees@ ~ .
En9 81 Tie Hanging e. rAe Cra1A~
ard wees - 1t=c Ne vas xse<a ga ee-
EEe-or xszessx Specially Aocors Jews
~ h<s co1-- He zSse<-x eaax - - IL
~. a11 IA . rs rsanspar.sd 3
miracle f-z<z Pales<zo 20 AbyHn4A
= ?. Becsno. q Do5o fzDe. = nov n
Egyp& he - wrteR . roczace. To
srenes ct rh4ca are lad ~ Greece Axrsa9
he INA q ire vax Of lzcspees.ecce- zzd
1lEaz - azs SPARE time exezEsz1n9 -u&ned
cfzseea yscerr.a's wzixsz@ seek anee -
socE-1 % Csnrses Z and s male <-ua .
s :. q ne sAs.ssss - -. r. !. .s,ss 20
<asesna3 . Etzss fns4az sacs. Ehach was
part * tas soo< ef Sertzgapzx2M-
4 Hzss c.ag : srs<rsz.s .nas,ss.
he = .4kazg ss74S1s n0aes .urEx AS ,oszr-
my Around The vurs1 zne expects 70 -
-E-1 - CANA with a interesting 3.nxy
OF hts srAvsiA
Tnsrry yssrs aeva la nenea 1t..rts
ssArrs1 OUT From kfS hcc1e = Wtncnesssr.
KY. - 90 fshksx Tie crhe- week hs
<zD8 back. With eho an1z4 1xhpcse OVER
as sn5111er taAs Ne ssAxt>e czz< with n1k
s1-a1st arr axa. He had never bean sen
By bis friends Earring the Interval
~ ~~ -l-u ~exH haA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-23

When tbs moray question l. settled
Senator wolcott VII sun be . member
cs TIE Republican party. while Senator
Teller viii be hcyersrg In space. sstu
ssroax IN bis convictions bst with no.
body zroar3 him 10 whom ks can sx-
plain them.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-23
PERSONAL.

Mr.. a16 Ma L D. H&nderSun Of HvFe-
land, are WHITING in the city and ere It r.
plieS.
Mrs z. K NAtIock- Of Mount vernua
8 HoSaa-
E J. Dvyer. deputy sh>riR Ct Sooho-
m.sh county. = AZ the DFlief. OF h.s way
70 S<siiacoom with . patient for raa In
sane asylum
J. v. Harrison. father of James Har-
rssoo. - IN the city, q. The occs1enta1-
Mr.. Harrison was one Of the mec who
weus 70 California IN -.
G. W. Hapguo1. master workman Of
Columbia Ledge, No. 2 A o. L. W. Re-
por.S this. @. l. Brcs;Ad. who vas in
t1red AT the Stessos Il Post NIT. e get
ting ai-cng nice.y and viii surely recover.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-23

Presses.s Roosevelt. OF the New York
police board. has issued an order Direct
ing that hssesfter In reports the word
trousers" shan be used instead OF
pants" The next thing we know they
VIII BE asking that re call them police
men Instead Of ecpperA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-23

CAn~aA haa . Iargef DEBT than ether Ct
the Australian esiosies. bat her per cap
la - only H7-si. but even that - eonsad-
ershay larger than that of this esuEtry.
II n quite ssapossfsss to eessrrasns hex
wisely Tbs raorex has been expsaded or
the sxtsnt Of the assets rsrrssenfea By
these Se6tA The assets are nzztaly
ehargsahas TO prestige. although rus,ie
works VII no do1bs figure largely IN the
eeisaia1 balance saeeta In order. too. TO
aocsoAseiy snow the p-oDorTaonAts In
tsbtedasss u Should Be compared Nth
tbs property valuation of each country.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-23

Several states are nov WORKING ca
capitol ealitings the cost sf which WIN
not In any case exceed two or three md
hons ard New York goes rsgh, along ap-
proprsztins an equally large amount FOR
rsrs-tytnx minor defects In the great
state structure az Albany
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-23

South Dakota VII vote this fan on the
question Of rep>aIlng the prohsbitcry
nsGor Law. The system VAS afopted By
. close vote IN isss and ~ IL las been
NOR. or less Of q failure. an organization
cf bankers and business men has been
formed vlth the idea Of securing it re-
nal
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-23

TIE Russian empire has . populasieu
Of over III -. go and II ioeks ~ II u vas
made Up principally % representative
Of the high nobility. chamberiasns. ira-
p@rizi huntamen, gentlemen Of the cham
eer. officers Of the househoSd- equsrrses.
ladies' Of honor. 1smossaiiss Of honor,
masters os ceremony and irnunsrntis
skys witches and oHA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-23

II - estimated TIA. SOC. 800 yourg men
VII cas-; ths-r srss VOTES this year. ana I,
10 not very dIfncaif to imagine how the
raoss OF .aem win start n On the exercise
81 this privilege % citizenship.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-23

Soeoty IL row surprised at hearing 81
. rev invention Sy ESaso1- What would
have prodrced a weris-xsts sensation
t~enty-yssrs age. 10 row regarded as
. mere everyday eccn-re-cs-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-23

A reporter vho could have secured a
correct account Of ire Interview setweer
1eKinisy ara Quay would have h>.n
s.vsE raise IN salary and q non,h's trip
% Ezrops
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-23

wsyier's Froa7sltsoe o, TIE sxpsrratscn
of leaf tosaeoe fr0z= csns VII .4ossbsv
have ~ e-ect saon the sa1e e pssr. ia
va-s cigars safe n Connecticut
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-23

Tssy TAN Of what they are rosae 10 a.
- cecil Rhodes. but Sc 10 away. esMca,.
to ecr tcctsr. ~h.t a severn-su. All 50
VIA a -sa waoss Income Is 81 .. q
rear.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-23
A Genuine Surprise.

We are 80 Accustomed TO hes-f-r eerA-
irg hit free silver declarations sr1-u .hs
far W>st.-a and Paesrc coast states that
TIE g559 standard risrto-z Es1ptes by IN.
Republicans ef The state Of was.snsrsa
ccrrs IS q gerEtne sarr-.se
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-23

TIE -res % REBELLION n Hawss seem 70
sSTe been completely exffrx1ssses ara
they are eszilsslng q very substantial
structure On the -usna