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The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-05-21
Successor to Burwell & Kerfoot-
REAL ESTATE BROKER.

Large list of first-class farms and
city property. Come TO me and If l
can't give you a bargain and save you
money don't dead with me. Reference
Fourth National bank. Office over
422 East Douglas avenue
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Globe Iron Works

Manufacture engines and boilers, and
all kinds of iron and brass castings.
Dealers in boiler tubes, steam pipes.
brass goods, cum and hemp packing,
etc.
A. FlA6G. Prop. Wichita, Kan.
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All letters pertaining to the business OF
the nrintinZ department, blndery, SUD
scription or for advertising should De az,
dressed TO the business manager. AL
other communications 10 the eo.tor. @ S,,,.s,s-,,
The only daily paper IN Soulh~esteIn
Kansas or Oklahoma RECEIVING me cOin-
pIete Associated Press report.
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Two times a week, any cay oesiieN' "A
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One copy one r........---.-....''..''s '''
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Daily. delivered in Wichita and SUB, =.
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urbs. per month. ~
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The proprietors reserve the right to re-
ject and discontinue any advertisements ts
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their agents.
Entered in tn postoflce at Wichita as
sson tSsIrS Sse tse mails and as such
Eastern Business once, The tribune
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ness Office, '"TbA Rookery," Chicago; Ihe
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Agents Foreign Advertising.
Readers OF the Eagle when IN New 7 York
City or Chicago. can see copies or the
paper at the Office of our agent az the ao-
dress given above.
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GOING NORTH AND EAST.
No > Kansas City, st. Louis
and Chicago limited daily 30a m 935a m
No > Colorado Springs, Den
yer andPacihc coast daily 9 93Ua m tS5 q N
No Kansas City ST. Louis
and Chicagan night express
daily except Monday. IL 10 a m IL Is m
No,2A ccommodatiOn daily
excerpt Sunday IL JUa M l2OI p m
GOING SOUTH AND WEST
no Fort Worth, DSi'aS,
houston and Galveston
express, daily...........-..l 10 p M 20 m
No oklahoma, Ft Worth
New Orleans and Pacific
coast. daily ...---......---.l 80 p m % pm
No 3 Oklahoma, Ft Worth
Dallas and New Orleans
sunday -. -. $50 am tSe m
No Fort Worth, HoEstonl
Galveston and san Ant0-
liD ex xpress, daily, except
sun da y.-s------...----....l <SO III 90 IA
No 81 AccOmmOdai ION, eN-t
ceptSunday. ....------.....,' 40 = m 501 p m
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TRAIN;

Time Table Chicago, Rock Island and
Pacific Railway.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-05-21

Elegant free reclining chair cars on all
Trains and Pullman Palace sleeperS from
Wichita to Chicago and Kansas City
without change. also SleepeTs on ali
trains to Fort Worth. Houston San An
tonic and New Orleans Tickets soId and
baggage checked to all points north.
south. east and west. Steamship tickets
sold to all European points at lowest
rates. Passenger station corner Doug
las and Meade avenues. Telephone $50.
JOHN SEBASTIAN, HAL 5. RAY,
G p & T. A. Chicago. d. p. a.
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leaders who are honored with party re-
sponsibility and influence.
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WICHITA AND WESTERN

ARRIVE FROM WEST.
No. Pratt ard Kingman passen-
ger daily except Sunday .--...... 1000 a m |
m" modati6S S'T Tnes anu ThuTs TTa and S SAT- 200
DEPART WEST
No. ] Kingman and Pratt passen-
ger daily except Sunday. )...--.-... $40 p N |
No. 3 Kingman and Pratt accom-
mediation, Mon, Wedn. and Fri. o'lo q m /
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MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY co.
Time Card, Effective May 10th, 1885,

VI l. - - -
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY co.
Time Card, Effective May 10th, 1886
Leave-East Bound.
Train No 10 Kansas and Nc
hraska Limited. for Fort Scott
and 81. Louis. z.Su p. M
Train No. 6. Kansas City and ST
Louis Express. S.......-..-.---.--.. S.Io T. m.
Leave for South and West
Train No. 5, for Clearwater, Con-
way Springs. Anthony, kiowa-
Kingman. Norwich. oxford,
Belle PLANE and Winfield...... $50 a m
SpringS E;r,r al and Anthony............ 200 p m.
Leave for North and West
Train No. .. kansas and Ne
. braska Limited" for Hutchin-
son. Pueblo. Colorado Springs
and DenVer. o-iV p m
Train No. 46S. Except sunday
for Mount Hope and Hutch:n-
son .-..-..-...--..-.. ~ a III
Arrive at Wichita from the East
Train No. 9. Kansas and Ne
braska Limited from Fort
Scott and ST. Louis. s..............12:5e p. m
Train No. ;. from Kansas City
and st LoulS.------.....--. 40 n m.
Arrive at Wichita from South and West
Train No. 6. from Kiowa, An
thony. Conway Springs and d.
II. and A points. S...-............. 500 n. N.
Train No 45S from Anthony and
Conway Springs ..........1 1850 a. m.
Arrive at Wichita from North and West.
Train Ne. le. from Denver. Col
orado Springs, Pueblo aad
Hutchinson ..-.--.-..-----.- II 10 a m.
Train No. 4s4 from Hutchinson
ard Mt HOpe---.-.-.---------.-. 6,ia ?. n.
For further information call on or ad-
dress City Ticket office. No. P3c. Ry.. IA
N Main ST. Wichita, kan
e e. BLECKLEY, p. and T a.
Depot corner Wichita and End St
CHOCTAw, OKLAHOMA & GULF R r.
The Short Line TO and from all points IN
Indian and Oklahoma Territories
Through tickets sold at Short Line rates
20 all points.
Atchison. Topeka & Santa Fe
Leave station Arrive.
500 p. m. .... Wichita ..... li:io a m,
Chicago. Rock Island & Pacific.
Leave. station. Arrive
4:S2 a. Tn....... Wichita ...... 1915 ,. m.
Connect with
Choctaw. Oklahoma & Gulf
Leave. Station. Arrive.
s10.2o a. m -.-.-.. IL Reno 6:l9 y n.
ll:2e a m. Oklahoma C:ty..- L So ?. m.
So a. m. SOS D m
la p. n. i--.--- shawnee ....-.I 7-zs y m.
1S.5 p. m. South MeAlester IS .. rn.
Arrive. Station Leave.
4:25 p mi....Fori smith, ll:S9 q N.
sENcept sunday.
tDally.
For rates and other information apply
40 J. =. HOLDEN. Traffic Manager.
SO. AcAleSter, I =.
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The aalieha 8aiIu Eagle gursday 71urune aY FL 1885

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I'D a m
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For rates and other information apply
40 J. y. HOLDEN. Traffic Manager.
SO. AcAlestsr, I. 7.
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7l0 a. m.
nd West.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-21

a-s- y1~<s Cz-,asnas Hx.sar5sga- Ear-A
rszksra- Tsaassz. f6zHo- cx-eraz- FsEa-
Fyswzr1z. Nz--El- ye-znntss Sss1-rs- Wzss-
fn-rar: R-av-- Tar. EE.cAeZ. Crexo1
Observation-Disclosures. KG1zzkr. P-sa.
Asxna-zsa. yoses. Arkznszsz CAL Fso-s.s.
Go-zez- C@e-xsz: Palmer. Eit-usx: voor-
h@es. rrassnz; Ezanchz-d- L<ozsssanas yes-.
Eissours. FFz1. yer xo-k. Brsce. Czss:
1rsz. sou-s cz-aZs1as Was. wsscoaszz:
Gsssoz. Ez-yizn1
These eax1feen azei-Rep-sssrans ar6
thirteen Reyueacarz ~1T. 90 the Eses -
sz-ae6. ~ szccsecsd hy .wesfy-scz- Eepa5-
sscxn. arc sevcn arri-Rspahsscars. which
III ss a gan 70 he ze2za1ez.s O. eleven
vs-es. and eFrrF one q these snosse be .
sozn1 ns,ey Ezn
The prosperity 81 eAe s:a.e b ~ sake.
we have aiken Q long Ezr7ds toward
IS res.1-ztlo. by tns arfsoa of
the RepzAZs=x1 c0zven-son. ana there
saogie BE DC hzl.-hear-e1 action
70 follow Everything cesencs nsw uDon
holly earring 90. the policy detsrn.aec
rpo-- ana TIE state Of wazatngton VII
sooa se busy 6evesopsng IL resources wAje
Surrounding states Are Sets - stagnaEasa
aad theories
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-21

Tia spsenci4 welcome extended to the
stats Of Washington. hy the press Of every
stAts IN the Union which could beneat uA
its wholesome eject oa the timlc We
have No interest xAicA VII rot oeneat ~
the restoration af confidence. ard ve nus,
not lose the xnosra We have already taxa
hy want Of diligence. Not only must ne
work toward the election Of . president
committed 10 policy o: sound money aaa
protection with reciprocity: but We must
insure that he shall not be ihwarted hy .
senate or house es representa- siyes no. IN
sympathy with that policy.
TIE house Of representative. Is reason
ably safe. but the state O. Washington
mug; So Its share not eaIy IN the lower
house but In The Ssns;. The majority q
assured. ana whA; we have now 70 guar.
against !s q minority which might be large
enough to Deprive the country Of The az
yAntasrs I; sopes TO ga.n By Republican
vicsery.
The tern o: ;hirty GATED States senA-
tiers vii expire next March OF ties. mir
teen are Republicans. fourteen are Demo
er@is. tive POPalsus and ore saver4se.
jones OF Nevada VIII o, course. e return
ed TIE tive Focaiis,s P,rer Of Kansa.
ana Kyi. % sosts Dakota. VII be sue
oceds6 by Republicans. ans two RepnAn-
cars have already been sI-cte. &c rrz,sae.
Democrats. Foraker II OHIO Aas We
tingto. II Maryland.
Tsere Is 1.-THE douh; that Hi c. New
York. Villas os Wisconsin. vocre@ss O. In
diana sss Palmer ef Eltzeis xln - sue-
eeeS~e ~ Repunls-ans neiawAre-wAicA
has seeu tsf-sae~f CT her cal rerr~ssnts-
;'cn-wsn probably ess-s I. R-9aAllcaa 20
I'll fAs p,soe wAich FirAtfaI3y nesa-r~t 70
Dufsoai; and possibly Missouri. A,as.a..a
Ana Ksnfncky VIII eass elect les,slatz-.
tAis year ~hirA VI, Insure q Rseas,seA.
senator. The Rsgaessesa trom Sc-tA Caro-
liza wal pToaaaly se succeeded BY Deze
e-,L
u seems likely tAE, c. sss twelve Re-
Yas,losn senators 10 ss e,eeses 70 sreoses
Republicans esxN; VII ~ son-a mercy
mes: as ;ssy certainly az WI - ,rs-n
New Yo-k. Wisconsin, fs4sns x-s H.
nals. CcaoseGeat iosA New Ear-asAa--.
Ss-ta Dakota. Frszsyivaa3A Tsrmoas.
vssas=vsen ara. & Is 20 re scpea. o~crsa
VII resuru seaus =s.ry z7ez. In U.aA
tais Is zst a. cure. - ccs-~e. sos there
Is sen,e tauht as 70 cz'sse--.a- altnsnrA
tse sssae WISH gave fas s~~s SILVER naea
eortro. &C re s&st eeavsasasz vas rsyasr
GO sseA eAa.sste- a. t-aac~e TIE Re
T=sssesn eorVvatsoa - tsss state 70 sssss-
wisA T-sucaH,s sTo years sEn ass sse-e
rzsy ee 4 esanSe n Esegaia- sentiment
TIE senators wacse places a-e &c ;. :l~a
next N.rrs are as fasIewSe
rs-s- - xszSas xyas o, s,zts p.koss.
Jaaes q Ssva3A. az. Ds,A~2--. v1-Nrt-
HepssE c&ss--rs<k.-x calgssrass: TcTs-.
cosoTahs; Fisss. CezSeeaSEs. AGAssz.
ass.s GA--zxSE. Nss Hampshire. PE.ssA-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-21
THE VISITING KNIGnrs.

weather favored the Knigs-s % Pyth.as
and the Consequence has been q display Of
fhelr fne-looking men ard handsome Uni
forms 70 the cex- Advantage There was
not . hitch to tie proceedings and the
rraoeaxers Of the Uniform Rank we're
greatly admired This II the erst occasion
On which TIE new pavement o. the pr1nei-
pal streets has been put 70 tez-- and the
visitors we're particularly complimentary
II their remarks upon the 1ne avenues
through winch they passed
Every feature Of the exercises has been
found interesting. and the general pubic
eAnso; tsa 10 b impressed with the fact
that the Knights Of Pyrhizs form Al order
which. while paying due regard to ce-e-
rsouy. Is a grand association Of rnen for
the purpose Of intoxicating noble principles
and v-Ac.csns the humane and trzternI
doctrines tasy teach
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-21

very remarkable change has taken
place Ia Russia n TIE psst few years A.
sh- time 90 the cri=aeAn wHr Russia Nh.
regarded as tsird-ra;s power ana Vas
she sce e Germany. France. Enxissa aas
Turkey Her people were considered ssr,s-
hsrosrfsns. ara nest % her r.t-n, se,,-
i2rioa formed serfsasn of ,hs ,sweA,
kind. Res eesixus % IaAlA ara CHA.
were almost Regarded with eer.~-nr. ~
England. she was s-rrsses ~ --as, IT,
roPeAn sovcrzzss;zL hEsa-isatee ~
france. heeter~. ~ Grss, Britain nrh
not ssvn fesre. ~ IRE suess--e 49,.
Her stnr~rcrs lsvws is.r ~ o.ns,s-, Der.
rpr from TIRE ElAaists. uo-s = 81, -
r1ai. Feared 70 psrsske q, a slsA. ana
nNet n fear 90 assassination. v Agrh -
often attempted a.. sosarts-nes .n--.s.-
fsl II was ths least rr,avrcssfve % a..
leading PcNers ard Asa f-aa.ss l5,rs ~
the hsro2s example set 10 Fetes ihs Cs-vat
To-day the ya2ag csa- s-sYes TIE ssrn~t
Unattended srd a. A=so a. e rrsvase -
davi4ezls -ah'lissa seezns e. hass as~s sst &.
the cosnastten Wtfl preset ru-s q "a.
grareess pSsra rs ssrr saea - ~. w,-ss
'a modern iisaSs ana every csass e ne
esnpcro-'s sse ccfz ~ asrs }sras 49,
exc 70 TIE scNrFVaxa. = 8ip,asaucy Rus.
ala = the strcsgess power r. Earrres she
has Sea; at hay tire eat,ss rarsi s--.,.
C al the great nsl.oa>. hss casrl,..A
ERsl@E1 In CANA ARA sasersses her -
saence throsshoas the Ta7k.sA szas-e
aS4 IL Fsrsla. ss4 g2.sscaaaEay IL Az
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-21

Oregc. b . great STATE It's election 10
ksAt II Jr-e- L has Always s-sen n posi-
tlsn &c sound = sz-0nx ksyrots for TIE
campaign Bot = hzs never 101e = When
lis country was .og % great Il population
a. Il nou d. The Old saytng AS Natne goeA.
% goes he Cnton, Was generally tue
WIKI or great Increase = popziar,oa AID
the Eca>noit development OF tas IVES.
some STATE ether than Maine Eixh. veil
oe selected 10 start the cAnpas<n L
should have been orezon Unfortunately
lis Opportunity - lost Republicans seem
- Dc so5=a>xx.y diso-1erec there Fsctson-
al fghlz ara local differences are breeding
ciSsezsso1, and where Oregon n.ga. come
CIT "a great 6sarrs- state which a.. osh<rs
might fellow. she chooses Instead 10 waste
her energies eser internal dxyztss taAs are
dangerous 70 the party.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-21
Boston Iounzr


The Republican party has ro,htux 70
fear from the detection Of few siiver ex-
re,n-sts q The Teller and DUBOIS s:a-np.
These gentlemen can do the party vastly
more Damage inside than outside. II they
ning themselves out OF the 81. Louis con-
Sention IN rage because the convention
aas hot favored free silver so much the
better. Iha; viii be al added guarantees
Of the strength ard sincerity Of the nartr,s
sound money declarations. Tia, viii b
Vastly better than TO do as was eore foG
years ago, when the silver men were re--
Matted 20 inject Into the platform anhiru-
GUS expressions which could be given one
meaning in the West and a dsreren. mean
ing II the East Let The sound nac-ey men
see 70 II therefore. that shsy lose none OF
the advantage which belongs 10 them
through good nature or diplomacy. They
can shape an unequiyoeL platform. and
should DO Il
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-21

HhscA the Ez-opesa co<zntrzss sz51ye6 I.
re -rzrks-s - t1ar c1ust-y-
Tse L~zac-z-3c PARTY gave away ~
f--e Esfx Ire zz<k.-s q TIE Cs4tet States
far WOOL. r1,aort xz.,zrr aay a1vz-taxe
when II rrzrar AZ sas.sy have Ezte that
c~ace=sso-. K--e = vas - - male, thz
means By wAl@a seine % oEr ,ro4rr.s
szezs1 te taksz n retUl
These Eezres sncw Why = - Cat g.ae -
sesrsnx TIE country. zsc = eo>< 20 shev
that ia ely way % secure ztTz--zxes
tun o-her cezzrrses - 20 Be u q p1ssrsna
- Insist upon shsz- T1zs coz.-ry . nst
g->2. eaougs ard EssrioUs enough 70
defy commercial laws - 70 p--ve1- e<her
countries ezrsra-ng Themselves AZ cur ex-
psnss when b. CIR owz foolish lawD ne
give then the ehaacA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-21
NOTABLE PEOPLE.

Mrs.. Annie Bssali Is % her way hcsns
FROM India
Mr.. Goshen, the secretary Of war. has
followed NJ. Bzlf5ur's example and taken
To tae bicycle
Elizabeth Ca1y StaDtoa says that ne
only drawback 20 ner happiness IS end
WAS her fear % the devil.
Theodore A. Eaverneyer intends TO .-rc.
Few structure for D=lnortco 90 FRI
ayeo1s New York. Al q cost 0. s., 75e 5a.
Robert Wilson. who has SIS, been =4ut
90 sing S-g from New YORK has scerc
twenty-five G. his tairty-eigaf years IN
rr4Sez-
Baron Bo-kU-n who for mary yes-p
was q leader cs the German Liberals %
row y years Of age. and the oldee. y,sEra-
Der O. the reicAstag
&r. Rufus HIT. master nsscht-sst OF the
Pensrs ylykz3a Railroad Company. believes
tha; inside % I've years the greater part c<
the entire Pennky lvsris railroad system
VII ess operated BY electric locomotives
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-21
CAPT EVANS CUBAN POLICY.
He Tells SECRETARY O1ney How EaG1iy
the Indiana Could End the Trouble.
New yo-k SzGl

the Indiana Could End the Trouble.
New York Sul
wzshsnxroa Cz-y. May E-Fsghrsar
Bob Evans. ~ the Cu1-ed States E2yy.
does dot a7Srcve Of the Cuban policy oc
the administration, and when he ~ss in
Washington City tsS days aga as crAlk-
1y tod the p--Sksent - he thinks this
government ought - show is sympathy
with tAs snsurssnts. AMI take a hAa6 n
the shiny e he had his way ne would
drive the SpeaEa-ts out O. C152 ezt1rasy.
and annex the .ssa11 20 tie United States.
He gave the 7-ess3e.t some powerful ar
gu2zr0 - Sustain tEzr view e the case
bat the r-ez1Gzr begged OF, sa5 rese--e3
Fighting Bob 70 Secretary OInsy, who.
he sa1i- WAS iacss-s after the Cuban bsss-
1ess 50 Tia last f-zas Capt Evans was n
Washington City he called upoa the sec
res2ry q state, ans xzs introduced By As
s4s-21t Secretary McA60o, o. the aavy 6e-
p2rrEsn-- WIG = also Cuba, xyuaata.zsF
N secret
Capt Eva1s expressed his vtexs with
great sreeoorn % the secretary OF state.
as Re "a 70 rs Tread and erony. the pres
td-1t- and aEo1g other things as said:
Ar. SECRETARY, the bSrrleSh.o I-asa-a
which ! have the honor 10 command .s
tas fastest fighting machine asoat and Il
yoa VIII give tia word I VII 20 6owa 10
CGfos- and with her ai1ne w1g undertake
10 clean cur the entire Spanish Sect"
Tbs secretary Of state smiled. but re-
maine. silent
See here. Mr. Secretary" continued The
captain earnestly, wouldn't you Ike to
hav. ne cruise Gown around Cuba and
brig home box C 1ae Havana Cigars -
oor't smoke" was the secrslary's
curt reply.
Capt Evans bowed o5edssnsly to tia De-
cs'on aad sad gooc-by. bat he could not
conceal hs 9isa ypoinfmen.- When BE lse,
tae sscrela-ys csScs he remarked z an
unisrtone to M McA5oo thar - th4r
would only give him chance i, Cuba WITH
his satflesh;2 no language but SnanisA
Fc1sd Be spoken IN he'll for the rext Eve
yearx"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-21

There are few who Still insist that she
action q tie Everett corveztion On the
money plank WAS un-Rspuo1scan- They
ara Y error The majority Of the Rsyub-
hc21 Party are for the best currency pos
sso2e aid the Eye<srt platform names TIE
best that I. = possible 70 obtain AZ TIE
present time The Republican party from
the day Of liz birth has favored hozess
money and al nnAsszslAs2e national ervdlS
and tie great sound money wave has
ar1ss1 because Of . fear that the tree ST.
yss people All aeosss CIR Ho0ey saa tn
par cur credit.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-21

TrvOfI TEEATER-Tae o-fy e-s.-cls~s
Yao2esIlis entertainment gsFen IA the
CITY Tie evenings performers wzu
ccIfazns-ce VIE Af-. lack EArllf1n's
sAaE@&cie cone1iet-z sw<4-s@3 CASEY
From F1zrcs-- Our sxrerb o;to s-eaks
Tor stzses. VIZ. Esxs Bs-s1e Harris. Mss
ADA 9sa-1usr. The RAyrngna Ssxrers.
M n Bs-rzrt. Mr. Prank Powell.
fso%-y q E1-eIs. Hamilton 4 Ear-@,
NJ. Jes- Csrrrzxat. ard z Boo<he. Don,
sa1i 20 sss ts.z STOW Admission ffs~ ard
&c Between Sscaad and Third arsuoes
- AAn1AEGan0 0onno6 6aatze. WnAA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-21

DOES TIE bese SIC ean. md ;f IA, vii ozay
help Ter little b. At the -sSAs eize. BE
may eat What he likes AID as much rs Re
hkcs Dr., PseTccss Pleasant Pellets are so
pcoPae vsc are rozisee viii Indigestion.
Fa-tsenlzrsy sor t1ose n vscn !. raasifeSes
fsrf = Tie form Of cneserasicr- TIE
Peiiess are ccsck and easy - their sceica-
Isey are - perfect kzraczy with Nature
They effect i permanent cure. ycr reed
take sccE regularly czly a little While
Afser that Use then cccxs.c1zi,y rhen Yea
n-cc taeG-~he1 you have eaten some
tstaz TIA. osssg--cs~ssh ycu- Theys are ros
violent u their eject do not deraxxe TIE
system n AL and may be taken ;zst a.
freely - YEA vc1ld sake water o. arv
Other necesxscy Of lifr Once used thew
are always n fzvor ycr can get the
Pellets AZ szy drug store II ycu are
enresess enouza 60 lea AZ masterpieces
eruEgsse sell voz something "a wnscH be
makes more money, L % ycu eva hrif
Il yoa do not Yes veil
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-21

coltoa News Letter TIE sane feeling
prevails II chs sec-zoc % TIE coEcy ara
al o. the Re7znIsrznz e C1fras heartily
tadu-se tAls arzz5z- L i zens-zzsy Ezz5sr-
sroo3 hat the A. ?. a organisation -
making -rsrsadczs Efforts 20 cozrrsl The
Reyusltezn party % Whitman county, Ard
every rets- Who has the Interests q ,as
party ~ heart zhouia Jain In this en-
tezvcr 20 keep this orxzaszatisa from az
ccupz.shsrg i-s purpose The A. P A's
By fhs very sarErs Of their orgRnzra1scn.
ara opposed 20 The principles o: the Rsp1S-
EcAc parry. TO The yrfaes1sl=s q -elsx1o0s
and political liberty a,e 70 E5e-ry .tsez.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-21

Fighting Bob Evans u reported 10
have told the president that he doesr', Ike
the way the Administration IL handling the
CUBAN question and believes we should
take hand IL driving the Spaa-aras CT
the island The New York Sun Is author
i'y for this news to the effect that Capt
Evans ID eager for 3 sghi. ana expressed
himself In very plain language. CAPT
Evans evidently talks too much sor .
naval officer
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-21

Ise Spokane Review says some people
are cr1.cAs4ng Ger. AoGraw because as
took the HSor al Exsrst-, although NOT \
delegate Az . matter CT fact .es governor
was 9 delegate elected ~ the King
county eonren Ion. ard raigaty good DELE
gate. tos- In Accepting tie Once OF gov
ernor ne gave Up none OF his rights a 4
citizen, and the mare men there are OF h.s
stamp II state conventions the better OF
the state viii be-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-21

II In estimated that with peace CHA
would have 7roa1ced this rear crops
worth Ss4ea.ss- As IL Il. with war, ste
VII produce not over ss.eosss worth.
With another yea Of rebsllion there VIII
probably be little or nothing prodaced.
A1c yet the men who are ahls TO bring
about this woef1l condition OF Affairs are
not entitled 70 recognition as bes.sxsrsn,x.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-21
AGREAT BOOK GIVEN r1Ts Away,

Few book printed IN TIE English Ian
gz&ge have re4SaSd 50 great q sale a.
has d. PlcreS's Common S<rse Xe1scz,
ADVISER. L - book Of los iarre raxes
and ccntaans over 700 lfrscrasiors-sorae
OF tse- II co.orA Il 10 cozpiefe family
doctor book Il s written Simply and con-
e-sefy, and IS izcexed 50 thas reference TO
y Is made easily and quickly. Over $50. ono
copies have bee- sod =; the regular Prize
of s. 50 TIE profits on this eaornors sale
enable the publishers 20 dis,-ibzse sun 400
copies Absolutely Fxxk A copy bczad IN
strong paper covers- VIII therefore be seat
F1E8 70 any one who vii send Al cne-ceuf
stamps to cover cost Of mailing oxly.
Address WoRLD's DIxYExSARY Nm.
kAI ASSOCIATION. BEEsls. N Y.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-21

TIE gross receipts OF the thirty largest
postofaces Of TIE United States for the
month Of April. lsss. as compared with 1855.
were sz-ssaoS. against s. 81 sIs In 1875. q
net Increase Of st7suA New York heads
the list with Chicago second. PhIaaslphsa
third. Boston fourth and ST. Louis xsth-