The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-17

two American Newspaper eorres7saasasA
PosrscRRTs-
4 G0o1 0aAV bsons ass noU adEfA
The esanArds are working ~ vAfns
Mckinley says tAers Aaanrt gsi.s y -
10 cora
A great many aav sass go n ~.
Our ban physs vsrs hardy aSas - st
Colorado = SIN infAtAasa vssA 49,
Teller attractions
0ozly. how ~ News dos squirm- 0pad
The Republicans are sure - havO The
ncksr 'sf vote this fail
II b about time for the Democs.ue cen
ksy 70 say let ~ bray"
The Mckinley stradcls wu - ftsD Z.
Louis to Warrington CITY.
The Republicans OF washsngtsn havo -
ocrsed Puget sound money.
Unfil iSN ~ shall have IL fAe1msmaser
In the ninetses right along.
Il Hung Changs missiles . Russia y
one of those soft schnappA
Even McK,niey's spponsafs have gestea
together their Mckinley club&
r
Mckinley has even captured ne opas-
gates to the Methodist conference
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Thsy hsve already started IN trying %
solve the Mckinley cabinet trick
This week Seattle win furnish . story q
more taaa thousand and enc knighta
Some one ought to ask Anna Eva Tsv
II II would b safe for Us to build N ARK
Baroe Hirsch was very much touched
whea ths Prince 81 wales had deb;s 70
pay.
II sssmo cdd 10 notice . Haresora paper
saying Il II getting to be time to pray for
rain.
Things are moving lively IN Oregon since
Corey arrived Even the salmon are run
nirg.
Every one has q time Of disappcintmen.
and now It d the turn os the baseball
crank
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Grover Cieveaand b the most suecessfu,
revenue cutter the country has At tie pres
sns time.
We have passed the political storm period
and good many lightning rods are being
taken DOWN
I. 10 not probable that tie head Of u.
car WIN lie any easier after the coronation
than hesorsL
There IL At least one man IN Iowa who
thinks the Democratic party should lock
after the Boies.
The man who can't beat Q meal OUT AZ
the girl a. the hack door can ret one ~
beating q carpet
II - about time we heard Of Nsceo IN
the eastern side OF wey,er's trocha saying
Never touched me-"
Fortunately for weyier the -s.ay s,...,,
. naaa ana ne can now give . reason
for his doing nothing.
Mrs George Gould has Suss hourht q,
$3.50 tiara Tn.s viii stars Q Sort q
tiara boom 70 raging
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The late shah evidently aied from n.
tsrnal wounds. for they cay he vas shss
n the Inner sanctuary.
Tbs careful housewife ID now se.s,.r
TIE dus' out Of her house in order 20 make
room for the summer supply.
some say that Mckinley ssn.t IN -
Strictly speaking that may Be true. h-,. =.
VIII De in after March l. 1877.
Prcsper4ty's advance aren't IA, m
eonnpetiscr. The Democracy seems g have
called Fl all is travelling men
A car loaded with cows vas reosr,,x
terailed n riino.s and al the a,,r.i.
were killed o. course Il was a sh.-carv,
Ioss ="
Us OF tIe sCr~ss Signs that M~KtrYsy
VIII b nominated r. ia, he n h.e,~
offered summer cottages BY .Ae ....sss
free o. rent
The hien speed % -he sccrcher On s>s,,s
avenue should BE exceesed only BY IA, ~
ne patrol wagon which hurrfes Ain "a .
dungeon cell
Gen Harrison lost lis hear. - NJ.
DIN rsick, but IN It's place his state rave
Rim marble one when the Repusncsa
convention met
The h1--ahinr o. Me<re Pra.s .-a
Qray over the norninatto- next re.sh Nh
be not unlike tse perrznctory cheering a.
The raosle on the stays.
Aaces-Son has carried oct As, pr,-,.~.
% oe 10 stalking ho-~e. BIZ. he "a -
nsrasly taken the part Of TIE Rita A..
running under tire wagon
The district Messenger co-uoz-v Aas o..
sued "a order against whisksree neer.-.
gers The wind whis-ieS too mach 49,.
ss-y were running errands
Bismarck Says that Paul KraSe- n ~.
greatest statesman he ever met. n "a
tEs bad had q controversy. the iron char-
e-slo- Ea-gat Dc unwilling 20 sssrns, "a no..
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