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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-13

Leather Cuff and Collar Boxes. sep
arate. 3i.4S.
Leather cum and Collar Boxes. COM
bnesi sI4s s2.4s.
Leather Nacktie Cases, SIS.
Leather Cigar Cases. Sc,
Raxors. acc, sbc. go. 81 g.
Standard Cyclometers. sSc.
a. s. Cyclomsters, u.sa.
fcvcie Bells. &C. 4sc. co. &c.
Pocket Knives. ebony. ROSEWOOD.
white hone and STAG handles. sc.
Alarm Clocks. csc
xNth Century bicycle Lamps. Ss9.
Hardwood Bicycle Handles, N.S
Cyenst Rain Capes.. SIS. s2-A
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Zeal Duchesse Lace Fan, with ivory
sticks. very handsome, Sii.ss
Beautiful China Tea Pots, gold
mounted. sieved spout. $5es-
Blue and Gold China salad Set. thir-
sis ss p's' !" "-''s sam '''''" '
Leather Photo Albums for cabinets,
silver mounted. t2.s9.
Embossed and Tinted CelIul0td Photo
Albums, for cards and cabinets. silver
mounted. Sec.
Embossed CsHulold Toilet Cases. fan
cy lined. al new, SIS.
Silver Mounted Toilet Sets, IN hand
come case. 81 ~.
ssThe Little Regiment" Stephen
Cranes new book, sc
Ian Maclzren's lew novel. Kate
Carnegie" handsomely bound. Us.
Holiday eai.ion OF Faust. The III
walls . 'sEsecket - 's'fFha School for Scan
6nr' and ''She Stops 70 Conquer"
beautifully illustrated. 81 -, IN colors.
Stories % the Wagner opera &Ftis-
tic eoiored Lllustra lions. Sl.ss.
Carelu kipllnE. Doyle. Dickens,
Hardy. Hope, Calae. Lytfon. bronte,
Hughes. Barrie. esc.-thelr besg1 WORKS
Ia handsome binding. sc.
Two-clasp Mascot Gloves. al the best
shades. and al sizes. 81.
Is-button white GlaCe KID Evening
Gloves. black stitching. and cord and
Freach chanois Evening Cloves.
perfectly stitched. Lz-oatton length
lisa
Rayral Air-Tyght Stoves. steel lined.
beSt hea leF known. SIS
peNneat0r for the year W.. taVoFtts
fashion magazine. 81
White House Cook Book. $50 pages.
regular price s.. SIC
Nickel Plated Lamp, Rochester hyTr7-
e~ porcelain shade, complete Tor 2-4s
silver Mounted Hat Brushes and
Whtek Broonas each &C
Era bossea Caslulasa Toilet and Mani
cure SCI. fancy Aaed. slsA
Electric Seal Co.laTegtes, edged VITA
rhinchilla. fancy lined. w.
Waite Crlluloia HauA &irroyH.
Frencn glass. worth s.. 2Sc.
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A.-.-What for Men

Let this list bring forth suggestions.
Military Hair Brushes. ia leather
case, 81. % TO f2ss.
Travelling Sets In Leather Case. com
plote and compact. 6sc, si.%, Si.s,
s2.as, ts.ss
Shoe Brush. in leather case, 4Sc.
German Pottery Beer Stems, nc,
2sc, 2se ssc 10 Ass
$3.50 set
Handsome Bath Robes. at -. 80 s8.5o,
rs 80.
Smoking Jackets, IN wool and quilt
ed satin. 81 IS, g.. Is. SOS 20 s. -,
Plain SILK Japanese handkerchief.
&c.
Taffeta Weave Umbrellas, steel rods,
silver mounted sticks, as.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-13

New Sweater Shirts. siis.
"A Garrison TanEle." by Capt.
Charles King s1.0
Kate Carnegie" by Ian Maciaren.
g&
Macaulay's History OF England.
vols. N.ls
Rome by Zola: vols. tlG
'+The Little Regiment" hy stephen
Crane. Soc
The Scarlet Coat BY Clinton Ross
tlal
Opera Glasses. s. 80 Up.
Cane and Umbrella Clasps. mounted
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Stamped Muslin Pillow ShaTns. 10 pr.
Duck Bureau Covers. isc-
Fr4nged Linen Doylies. a..
Blue Denim Shoe Bags. lSc.
New SIX Pompous, loc dozen
Cotton Eall Fringe, All cosor5, &c yd-
Tinted Duck poyles. Sc.
Round Linen DoyAies. hut.onhole
edge, Sc, 1sc
Colored Linen Cushion Covers. sac.
26-inch Az Linen. 69c yard
Stamped New Denim Cushion Tops.
Isc.
Stamped Ven Cases. linen, &c.
Stamped Linen Center Pieces. &c. Sc
New Linen Doylies. &c, e. Sc. l2e-
Plush Cushion Tops. N--S.
Embroidered Denim Table Covers.
with fringe, sc.
Fancy Embroidered Linen Table
Covers. IN colors. S.Sa.
Stamped Denim Table Covers. &C.
Stamped Duck Table Covers. 30.
Fancy Tinted Table Covers, SIC.
Fancy Embroidered and Fringed Ia
BE Covers. OF cream duck, 4Sc.
White Cushion Tops. with tinted de-
signs. i2c. lie
Duck poylies. stamped. &c. Sc. Ice,
lee
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Mems Handkerchief.

First. = s1e-tal sale a. sost japanese
SIX HsndkeTcssess. aas quality. inch
ard hair hemsgtch. A sec klnd for
~
SIX Eaa6ksveAiess. colore3 borders
AZ 80
Dresden EorSsrst SIX Ean1ker-
chiefs. WY pretty ard new. &c.
PAIN waite Ss.k Heussifehea HANG
ksrc a4sss. -. Sc. &c. sc. &c. sc. Sc,
t.
Waite SIX Mothers. SC 20 SIS
Co,age4 SIX N8easrS. eAc % SO
FnlisaI Hand ke~e hia<z. fiusa. SIX ard
camhrf-. Sc - SO. sc
Piala waite Fionststeaed Handler
chleEs, - c. -. sc. &c. &c. a.. SO.
NAsts Cotton EagsGkezchiefs. Sc
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Handkerchief Cases. SEC. &c. esc. sec.
sess
Bicvrle Stand Mirrors. 2ec.
Rogers Plated Silver Knives. CSC. slhs
set.
White six Eandkercaiefs. ernbroid-
cred corners, IN cot0rs, lZac
Ali White six Handkerchiefs. drawn
work border. &c
linen Handkerchiefs. DC.
pare Linen Handkerchief, narrow
hem and vaisnciennes lace edge. <sc.
Richly En- bro!dered japanese SIX
Hand knrchtefs. bfse-
Snow Waite Damask Napkins. =
s{zs per dozen SIS
Imported Lunch Cloths. hs1nstitcheG.
ca size, slag.
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=
Presents fer
Everybody.
Umbrellas, slss up.
Water Bottles. ssc.
ssc-
Carving Sets. 7gc. 500
sl-.a. slgA.
Ben Hur." sSc
Silver Pen Knives.
Gee.
Atomlzers. sc. ia
nc.
Oxford TeacharS
Bible. Sl.s0.
Feather Fans. 80
S1-la.
SILK Lamp Shaded
sSc. $l.75, sI.Ss.
Cellaloid Soap Boxes
ESc.
Stamped Duck Table
Covers. &c.
Fancy Dresden
Clocks. SSc. s2.sS
sS.ss.
Manicure Sets, gso.
Slipper Jewel Casea
&C
Writing Desks. $50.
Si.&9.
Ounce Bottle Per-
fume, &C TO $50.
Souvenir Spoons, 20
Jewel Boxes. al
shapes. Soc.
Fancy Carriers. $50
pair.
Feather Neck BoaA
sI.23.
Cony Boas, with
heads, SEC.
Silver Salts and
Pep perS. ts3C nst
Cracker Jars, Toe to
S9.sS.
China Hair Pin
Boxes, sc, ssc.
China Jewel StancA
<sc.
Decorated China
Powder Boxes. &c.
kSc. CSC.
Boston Shopping
Bags. &c.
Fancy Hair Pin
Boxes. &c
Duck Bureau ScarSx
BIC.
Lavender Salts, SOC.
Fancy Tea Cups. 80,
isc.
Fancy Shell Hair
Pins. $40.
Decorated China
Photo Frames, "a
sfc, SEC.
Solid ia ok Hair
Brushes. French
Eristles. &c.
Ccliuloid Fowdsr
Boxes. acc.
Metal Photo Frames,
Sc. i5c.
Leather Bound b.
bles. Sc.
Leather Bound TeH
taments, 1tc.
Prayer Books, $50
set.
Decorated Picture
Frames. &c.
Set Of 3 Note Books
SC. &c.
Note Pads. leather
case. &c.
Portfolios. &c. toc.
sec.
Wss'ster's Dictionary
Tsc.
Framed colored
Pictures, 4sc.
Cut Glass leo Cream
Sets. sass.
Cut Glass salad
Dish, ISIS.
Separats Skirts, s1.ss
up.
Hot Water Bags.
SEQ. Tsn.
Tight Fitting Ier-
seys. t sa7s,
xs23. s6.4s
Sterling Silver Tsa
Balls. f42s.
Silver Slipper CIasps.
fi.15 pair.
Triuged Ts Teta
SaEhes. &I.9s.
Ceilulofd Jewel paS-
keta. 2se. soc.
Button Baskets. -.
Cellulo.d Photo Casa
SEC.
Handkerchief ard
Glove Boxes. t1.ss.
Cut Glass Olive
Dishes. s. a.
Cut Glass Punch
Bowl. sssas.
Chtua SILK Tea
Gowns, 3 90.
China Candle Sticks,
tc. sc. ssac.
Black Six Mitf~ra
&c 20 sl.
Knitted Jnderxklrts.
Sc.
Wra prsrs at eS1
fi.5s 20 g e.
Silver Tea 5trzlners
&c.
Silver Button Hooks,
fi.fa
Silver Napkin Rings.
&c
Sterling Silver
bracelets. si.ss.
s1&7
Chameleon More
Pstflcumfs, lse.
Silver Fruit Knives.
SOC set
Rolled Hate Cola
Chains f79
Fancy Cu5 Links
&c
nhin@ssors Brooches
SE~
f4sather xfmsss poifs.
ze. se- sc, TIA.
Brars banquet
issmps. fL4s x2sz
Dc kers. u vols.
ga~
r. Msriar CrAw-
forts Works. Bc
n1eh-
Denim Shc@ pa -.
fsc % go.
FIX Head Rests. ia
up
Dnek Laundry Bags.
fsc 70 4&c.
Dainty Bod Vases.
&c
Tee WGcI Tascina-
tors SC %.
Po@fs Calendars go.
A9;cErs 80 Albums,
70 f~-
Beautifully Hiss
frzf@s1 Gales 5axa.
t0g 20 s4I.
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CHRISTMAS DRESS GOODS.

BEGINNING all our high Novelty Dress Goods In cOs and
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Sets OF RcckS.

Hawthorne, ) vols. tI74.
Shakespeare. N.75. "a
Dickens. Is vols.. Ss2
Nacau'ay. vols. slfs
Coopers. s vois.. sLls.
Edna LyaI. vols. ca
Waverly Novels. I2 vols. ps.
- cton. IS vels.. ssss
Dumas. : vols. tl0S
Ccre}li. 5 vols. si.Ia.
Eziot. s vols. KS
TaAcAersy. 70 vols. s4ga
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Christmas Tree
Ornaments.

Tree Ornaments. sc string up.
Tree Ornaments. assorted kinds. SOC
20 45c box.
Gold and Silver Tinssl. SC 70 ioc yard.
Tfnsei Ornaments. &c 20 I2c each.
COlored Candies. { and dozen In a
box, Zoe box.
Candle Holders. &C. SC. 10c. 15c. isc.
Sc dozen
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| y
y
| khat Santa Claus
+ WIN Bring.
| Bathing Dolls. 50.
China Dolls. cloth
| bodies, ~ 10 itc.
Rubber 1t0iis, wors-
ted uFea IS. l5c, &C.
80. 4ic. 4gc.
s-inea Bls4ue Dolls,
dressed, zfc-
Dressed Baby Dolls,
~, 59e. Sc.
Dressed Dolls, lsc.
lo-iHcn Rubber Dolls.
Iie.
Esqaimau Dolls. &c.
sc.
Robinson Crusoe
Eo.f-. u5e.
Folding Doll House.
fl.ey.
Baln Room ). SOC. 5sc.
Ec.
Bah Tubs. SC.
Granite Cooking
Sets. zlc. aSc, sso.
Cyf0@rapn. &c.
| JACK in-lsox, &c.
Paint BOX and Slate,
u. 49,.
Alphabet Blocks, &C.
luc.
A Il & Blocks, l9c.
Folding blocks, i2c,
~. ise. Csc.
Embossed Blocks.
-.
| Kitchen Furniture.
| Sc.
| Wooden Clowns. Toe.
| TFuaipcts. &c, &c, SC.
| &c.
! Long Tin Horns. 24o.
Punch and Judy.
4 each stc.
Frog Win CyulDals,
4 zfe.
Monkeys. i0c. &c.
| Jumping jacks. &c.
| Swinging Monkeys,
| l2c.
puss with cymbals,
| zlc.
Lille Pony Blocks.
| iic.
Esaeossed Spelling
II Blocks. l3c.
| Alphabet Picture
ElcckE. Sc.
4 Is e Cubes. i2c.
Fire Blocks. 2Sc.
l. building Blocks, &C.
Ice, -. SIC. 75c.
The Magic box, e3c.
4 DlaphAseope. Sc.
Set Of Dolls Furni-
/ ture. &c. sSc.
Il Red Rocking Chairs.
II l2c.
Dining "a hies. ilc,
ilaC.
Toy Secretary. $50
| Gymbai Girls on
Wheels. &c.
Large Tops, sc.
Nooliy Lambs, 24c.
Aan1olins and Ban
jos. s4c.
| Rubber Balls, &c, Sc.
&c. Ice, lsc.
S0soreG Rubber
Balls. g.. loo.
Tennis Balls. &c.
Celered Rubber
hasis. 3c. lsc, lic,
lac. &c.
Red Air Balls. lee.
| isc. sc.
| NoFstod Rattle Balls
lac.
Dressed Niger
| Dolls, ioc.
Japanese Lanterns.
u,
| Dolls Hose. - pair.
Dolls hAlppers. loo.
&c, ige. &c.
Dressed Jap Dolls.
&c.
Dolls Muslin Caps.
IS, &c.
SD bonnets. leo
dIimmed eat Hass.
nc. sc.
School Desks. sl.@.
hecA,nk Horses. $50
% so
Vhllofens Swings,
q.
Red Tables eco
aoseFa Wheel BAR
su&s. 10. soc.
Dol Carriages. go
- SLp. sl.SS 10
gucyelss. ss.sS 20
Hsx
fef Express Wagons
&C. SSe.
Wooden Carts, 90 to
-
r Soldiers. Sse to
n set.
We Wheel Barrows
Hseellng Monkeys.
al and Fiddle, Si.sS.
sAefas, Ice 20 iec.
isy AIR Rifles, Sc.
nAFrssess Cans. 6ac.
hseeer Rattles. f9c.
sees- Animals. &c.
ef Dolls. S.. ice.
socaras with
lasAeS. Een
rpet Sweepsrs.
~ Sprinkler 10
Mae~.nl0sheS
rsted Cans ssc.
aaos. SC an.
ramoces. sc.
sEming Clowns.
rsss Wagons Sc
49,. us. IL
saeearlaes. %
%. ssc.
sss ~. Sc. 10
eiaedeS. gN
Se, KNIVES 90
Nc, Is, Sc
Rails. e4e
iasf Bats sc
). Rsssasr BAls
S,oiS -.
= aAF'aisss Pistol
Asilss n,
-. swimming
aN -.
- - o.sAss. 10
sc. A.
hsSt "a. isc.
@c. sse. sis.
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Leather Bill Books. &c 70 MS
Pearl Handed po~aes Knives c.
s. 81 "a Slgs
Mems Watches. sSc 70 SSss
Rolled Gold Plate Chains. s1.Ss 20
S3fN
Sleeve Links. aac.
CUT Buttons. &c 70 sig
Reading Glasses 49, % sfT1
Poker Sets. Sl,69 SlkS up.
Leather Photo Frames. 15c Up.
leather Cigarette Cases. sl.eo.
" hlst Counters. s., SI4S
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-13

PERKINS, Plque KID Gloves tAns. reds
ard browns. s. 90 s2s.
Mocha Gloves. in assorted shades.
fse. sl.1s 81 So
Driving Gloves OF pogxkin. lined. 80,
Fine China SILK Night Shirts. richly
embroidered $50.
Dresden Bordered SILK Handker~
chiefs. SOC
Waite SILK Murlera. 1so 20 s. IS
Coiorpd SIX MuTlers. 6oc 60 g 80
Plain White Hemsatchef Hsudker-
chiefs. Lizo. i3c. sc, Sc, Acc. AZ, Sc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-13

Holiday Neelwear, newest patterns
all styles, ISe. i9c, 25c. soc, e9c.
Embroidered Velvet slippers, tSc.
Back and Tan Fine Grain Leather
Slippers, CSC. r,,...
Chamols Lined Leather slippers.
black and chocolate. Sl-Ss, sl-4a, Sl-oS'
S.l2 3 3.
ponxola Dancing Pumps, hand turn
cd 81 Is. Kiss
Fine quality Patent Leather Dancing
Pumps. cloth top. hand turned, s2So
carpet slippers, NTH good le'1taer
soIes Ssc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-13

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Charming Presents for Women.

Plain Leather Opera Glasses, good
French lenses. si.4a.
Plush opera Glass Bags. pretty coll
ors. fun satin lined. Toe.
Taffeta Silk Petlicoats. all prices, be-
ginning at sT.6a.
Lea uher Handkerchief and Glove
Foxes. different colors, gold decora-
tons. per set Doc
Embossed CeIluloid Work Boxes, sat
in-lined, furnished. 5oc.
Cut Glass salts and Peppers ster-
ling silver top. each, &c.
Embossed Ceiiuloid Glove and Hand
kerchief Boxes, per set si.sS.
Sterling silver Embroidery set. three
pieces, si.sa. -
silver plated Forks, s2.1s. s2-4s, s2-9.
Bsst Plated Table spoons. *2.1s. SIS.
$40 set.
Fancy Tareta silks in new scroll.
ti'ip ard rosebud designs, 81 yard.
Handsome Dresden Clocks. ssc-
pelft China Plates, sc each.
delft Chocolate Pitcher. SIS.
Ffve-hook Czarina hid Gloves, black,
Tagsta Neck Ruchss. velvet bound.
s.ss
s742. sl0.4S
decoration, Sfs.sS.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-13

Sllver-Handled whisk Brooms. 80
up.
shaving Brushes, l0c up.
Clothes Brushes. 10c. 9sc. ssc up.
Lubin's Fine Soaps. SIC cake
Sanitary StuttgarteF Underwear.
a4s aud S. as SUIT
Outing Flannel Night Shirts, CSC.
French BriaF Pipes. real amber
mouthpiecs. N-(0.
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in sterling silver soc pair,
Sterling Silver Hat Markers, $50,
Sterling Silver Coat Hangers. 6sc.
Fine Hat Brushes. silver mounted,
s9c.
Sterling Silver Cigar Lighter. sLs9.
Bath Brushes, SEC TO St.4e.
Hat Brushes. from &c up.
Mustache Brushes. I0c. &c.
Military Hair brushes. &c. 7sc up.
Fine Gloria Umbrellas. az G.ss, S1o
and gss
SILK Gloria ana All SILK Umbrellas.
steel ro9s, s. 80 up.
ATWOOD Sweaters, white, garnet,
navy and black. sL25. sl-is. s2.23 and
sass.
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limoges Youinou Cups. &c each.
small sugar and Cream Sets. Ii, sc,
SSc. $LsS, $L-sS.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-13

Jaunty Jackets. marked B4s TO s. g. The ssurs are
xsrseys. beavers. and eheviots navy ian black and
srown The tailoring Is the top notch style The
oaks are chic and eonely. The styles varied
aght fitting. braided. and fur trimmed many box
ronts: some haf-sk lined. and Gil finished with that
harm and style that grace The winters choicest
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-05-02
THE BAND WAGON EDITOR.

Comes now p. O'Brien, oi Iron River,
simpleton and alleged editor. with the
discovery that THE DIAMOND DRILI. will
soon be scrambing into the Pingrcc band
wagon. The sage OF the toilet sheet
again mistakes. The DIAMOND DRILL
will not be called upon to scramble
into the Pingree band wagon for the good
reason that Mr.. Pingree will fall very
short Of the Republican nomination Tor
Governor OF Michigan and consequently
there will be no political coertion in the
promises. We are tempted To again
remind the smutty meddlcr oil Iron
River that THE DIAMOND DRILL has Il
record In the way OF supporting Republic
can candidates for Office which such
questionable politicians as himself
envy at odd times. Hence, any
controversy ON ti,is point will he
fruitless. We will further remind the
long cared "genins" OF the Iron River
paper that we are not in search ol
band wagons and have never gone to
indecent extreme OF meddling with pri'
waite affairs in order to curry the iavoi
OF people In political ascendency. W.
are conducting Republican newspaper
in Iron county and incidentally attempt
Ing Ia give proper attention To matters
that concern us. without any desire to
pose az the official tribune OF any person
or any organization that docs not re
quire or solicit our services. IL were
better for Paddy O'Bricn, simpleton
could he truthfully assert the same.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-05-02

The Grand Rapids Herald, in com
mentIng upon the Office OF auditor gcner-
al, says: The task Of selecting the men
who shall conduct the business Of the
state for the ensuing biennial period will
devove upon the Republicans OF MichI-
gan, the people having but once assigned
that duty TO the Democrats, and then to
their definite detrimcnt and chagrin. So
great was this disappointment that the
people Of the state embraced the very
first opportunity 10 rcetorc the trust To
those who had never betrayed ". The
Republican state convention which will
meet this summer win, therefore, have a
most important duty 10 perform, and II
bchoovcs the representatives ~ tho par
by who win constitute that convention
90 exercise the utmost caro- in selecting
candidates for tho several Offices 20 10
filed az the next general election.
There Is no more important Office ere
ated by the constitution OF this state
than that Of auditor general. From tho
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-05-02

world Tor another like him. In order that
the tremendous popular favor Tor pro-
lection might not rebound wholly TO the
advantage Of one candidate.
To the awakening OF the opposition 70
the exigencics OF the occasion, may be
ascribed the serious talk OF Quay.
Quay, as far as the people know him at
all, stands as thorough and extreme
protectionist, representing 10 the senate
the strongest protection state IN the
union. There can be no doubt about
Quay's political faith, or that he Is lust
as completely identified 10 TACT with the
protective principle as is Mckinley. but
il u quite another matter to get the
people to think OF him as he Is. Had
Quay been chairman Of the ways and
means committee OF the house OF repre-
sentatives in 1890, IL is altogether likely
that he could have the favor that Me
Kinlcy has today. Had the highest O
hiph protection found iss embodiment "
Quay law, instead OF a Mckinley law
Quay and not Mckinley would be sweep
ing the country like wild fire. But The
chance has done everything, and there y
no reason to suppose that even as sterr
and uncompromising protectionist az
Senator Quay will get much credit Tor !
with the people.
As long as the people remain oil tn
mind that they want protection NOR
than they want anything else il Is hare
to sec how Mckinley is going to b
headed Detroit Tribune.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-05-02
rHE DEMs. F0R con-.

The Michigan Democrats held a state
convention in Detroit the other day,
attended only by such enthusiasm as
internal liscortl and the crack OF the adj
ministration whip could iniusc into IT.
The cuckoos were in the majority by a
a limited number and secured the organ
ixation, the temporary chairman, Alfred
J. Murphy OF Detroit, opening up the
ball by fulsome culogy OF the (mis) adj
ministration OF one Grover Cleveland,
president OF the United States.
The resolutions reported by the mat
iority OF the committee on that order
were adopted and were OF a marked
cuckoo cast. declaring unequivocally Tor
a single gold standard. The affair was
withal, a fitting opening oil a futile presi-
Dental Campaign in the peninsular
state. The delegates-at-large were unin-
structed but are ready to flop to the
standard OF any Democrat who will nc
cept the presidential nomination oil his
party ia this year OF grace.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-05-02
THE OPPOSITION TO mKINLEY.

The course Of tho Mckinley boom
shows how thoroughly the people are
pursuing an idea. and not man, and
the man only because they identity him
with the idea. Not once alone but many
times has II appeared that anything like
q personal campaign against Mckinley
Is absolutely vain. There are leaders
who assure tho people upon the strength
ola personal acquaintance that the
Ohio man IL not n great man, but quite
without effect There are other leaders
Who assert that Mckinley Is employing
unworthy methods TO get delegates. and
they gain nothing by IL either. Tho
people see Ia Mckinley nothing but the
man who gave his name to "a favorite
law. They want the law, or something
like Il, and they find in their advocacy
of Mckinley means OF expressing their
preferences. Whether Mckinley be a
man ~ hut one idea OF not, II Ia plain
that the people take him to be n man Of
but one idea. and that II the reason they
want him. They naturally believe III
they vote Tor Mckinley. they cannot
possibly be understood as voting for
anything but a high protective tasiff.
That Tact h beginning to make itself
known 10 the opposition. There II "a
rushing 10 and fro to find somebody else
whom the people can be brought 20
identify With the protective policy. They
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-05-02
Notice OF Attachment.

First publication April II last May 10.
State Of Michigan. The Circuit Court for the
County OF William III. Jacobs, plaintiff.
W.. friedrich q. Obrecht, deIendant.-In attach
ment
Notice is hereby given that on the 2Sth day OF
March, A. u. 1886 a writ Of attachment WAS
duly issued out of the circuit court for the
county OF Iron. at the suit OF William H,Jacobs
the above named plaintiff, against the lands;
tenomenfs, goods and chattels. money and
effects. of Friedrich G. Obrecht the defendant
above named. Tor the sum OF Twenty-three
hundred sevcnty -lve and S7-iOO dollars. which
writ was rcturnable on the 9TH day Of April, A.
ID, 1896.
Dated this 18th day Of April, a. d. 1895.
A. Il. FfEwEf.IING,
ATTORNEY for Plaintiff