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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-10
NOTHING WRONG WITH KirsAP.


TIE kffsap county ceurs house q, sid
neg As pRcks4 on Tas-s4sy night By a
shrong gathered 20 welcome ", IT. Cay. %
this Sssy. ami samuel II. Stern. cl sao-
kane whs had asen apnSuncs9 to speak
Ia csfeT 20 accommodate the people. the
steamer rersev aas e@es engaged 10 make
A rip 10 Rort Washlaxson. Chieo. Charles
lea snA fsreusertan. ard the crowd Was 80
large fhzs tae vessel vas obliged % make
4 second "trip.
The meeting uas presided ever hy a
J. Rraxn Tia Mckinley Cs,aas % sidney
aaA Traeytea wee cat IN tcvoe. AMI TIE
see4ksrs wege xTeetet vita great eTrfha~
sasn. &r gs%r Devoted hts attention. -
the saaaeisi question. dealing the fStlacies
% fres silver ssT3 a.ows that HsaSs TIE
rapasssss &c Sftsap eesB their eyes Mr..
s,eyn f0gsaea 90 protection. ard IN clos
sing a~ew a n4etsre af the forces srrsysss
FOG &asnA EsSsey aaa assa enc Of &Aese Yer
tvNs zs1veE. "a he cna side we're t4nessis.
tsgans. EsTF9zsa. EtevUsaaE. Palmer. A.
htasxv ara asEs ara an she ether Til
rsssa. AisxNss. EAgueo eT. Rvyan All ctheFs
"A nan is kn0wn ~ the company Re
ke~qz.'' sass shs oFator. rs - sar yea.
vasers ~ AlSsaa eoansy te take yeur
cAnscr.
TIE rscet5nS Is pronounced ~ Joseph
s~ss. 4aeisae af klisan, ax the best hes !.
81 Ssiuqy fer SIX years. -sF'c~ tne .rst
tSTs@.~ re SAL Neetegssssy Sc fsepsiassFS
weFo Sestv NAu49sx9ssa. SD Republics n
ssnazFua paS aarset 81 Eaena 50 pasnses3v
zas 50 honestly thsG they sas@e3 tae<a-
selves attentive listeners. Euzswary 10 ex-
ps<-s&s8sEs. 3s& - tke5r pssal practices.
ssex aaAse ~ asssEaes ~ Sls9ss sss meet
ssk~
~ EHst - kecsesATy - the togRfv cers~
ms ssS~. axt Ne SAYS tse vGte-e& "a hisSsg
gas nEfer Better. ne he4sJaEseae exp< =
- Estn TIE c@astv Esssxss. 49, Azse - xsn2
capt " u SpS ss.eFe - she ssxsssAtnre A
zAers sssaa AKA saeasss VAS as@Assai. Ssst
SsySsy aas re1aestcsn are caEFsszg ksa ga 3
tcE &sesze iseass4srss.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-10

4oa-w. z. HunShrsy. October r.
ear o. Z Ksmxoerg and T. 3. Nal
Lewss coaasy-Eexara whssson. ocso-
= Dorr. oc.ober ~ AMI x
u,.x: C-oser .. ". =. 2 ant y. =. H.
Maae yailsy-w. r Cay. October !.
Aoooho0-Arfhur e Gr.an ard Ellis
Menses.-o--Jsssn 3 Alien Cc-oesr -
Ecuas Ser1on-John =. Allen, CctoAs.
IA. G. z Cszyroos. Crsoaer II
Nevsassie-w: r Gay. ocEober IL
II. Norris. October II
North yak.ns-Ben Butterwo-tA. octo-
Soveity-Arshur z Grs1ln and Ell, d
OAK HArbor-a. c. winzsock. ocso-
osyn7sz-soha p. Allen. October
PaIoase-5oec p Hartman. j.. Oc.o-
Pierce coursy-E. ". Ross. October l.
Euneroy-Josn ". corsoa. October TO-
Por Townseat-Jo1a B. Allen. ocfo-
u Prsss0e o-,sss- T Powell AID WIZ H
.Pv1a,an-Jonn p. Hartman. II. October
=: John 3. Allen. October ga
R earaone e 8 h MsNai o,. 0sso0sr No.
De Bruler. October IL
u
Rsszviue--John 3. Alien. October q
Hos.yr-S II Piles and Hsrmol ".
Cra9sn. October II
Ses-s;le-Ben Burterworth. October =:
sofa g. Allen November =
.. saglI ceunty-A- 5 Back. October IS.
snohcmish-R A Bainuxer. October 10:
John 3. Allen. October L.
snoaonash cosnsy-A- s. Black. October
=. . and "a
South Bends II. piles. October L.
f-x,sa. -
n. Morris. October L.
south Prair.e-Cnariez e claypoo'. oc-
Spoka ne-Joan p. Hartman. ;r.. osssc-
Der l.. Ben Rutterwor.h. October 81.
joan Is. Allen. October -. .
spokane county--H- A. Fairchil3 and r
Moore and George ". Sinclair. October
le Il and Il: Frank p. Lewis and r r.
Aibsrsson. octoDer L. 10. u. Is; = and IT:
r. II. Milrcy, October Il. 70 and q
Sx,ringbrooF-w r. Cav oetoher u.
Stanwooc-Aeivin G. Winsscck. octo-
Ger Il.
George NJ Sinclair. October Il and Is
S.nIsas-Aeivin c. Wiszsiock. octo-
Der ..
Tacoma-John L Wilson. October 2; S.
r. Piles. October IS. John B. Allen. octo-
Der -
Tols-Arthur E, Griffin ard Ellis de
Tamxatsr-M. 4. Roof and T. p. Fisk,
October 10.
vsr--cuyer-John l. Wilson and E ".
Ross. October IA. Ben Bgtgerworth Octo-
Der Is tafteraoonl. John 3. Allen, Octo-
Der II.
walia waila-Ben Eutterwo.,h. October
IL: Edward Whtsson- October > and "A,
John b. Alien. October 81
waila walia county-Jota W. Corson.
October -. John Il. Allen. October 81.
Watersllle-M. A. Root and T. P. Fisk.
October II.
Whatco.n-John B. Alien. October L:
Ben B0tterSorsns October y.
Waz;com county-C. +. C1aypool. Oc.o-
Der Is. Is and Il.
Whitman counsy-R. B. Milroy. Oc.o-
her Is and II. A. e. Ricc. October 10: E
n. BroxneIL October 70 and 30
Wilbur. Il. Schiveiy. October IA.
Northumberland II. Powell and VIII
II. Morris. October IL.
Yakima-E- W. Ross, October l.
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trip. ere sonss want vonr IRE SILVER ara
gs1r free rssRss. Bat we are gDz1g 70 sose
Ter William @seKsnkrT-
w~. r~zs-r S,~r~ sook go fsr- cSesss1z
OF Trss 1zs9 s<-Et-s5te-z sssr@xr aeSs -
ar1zrsneet tie s1nszszssasszl FrfzssaSae zaa1
.-ssfsss zse ssx~1use era ualfzstee ezciEz1ge
II arT nse.af <se c-z-4 - wU-as 10 HzpEs
snxr sB9 cszEgSas = c11zas-z- Efzss pin
xssale ass SO esn4zszaenszi. be said Tsszt
. bose xsxnx 81 = WAS 20 fall ssseysrz5sy
tzzo ss~<s~ssxzzs <ss1eislSf1fz- be <zsoSs<1
rssxs ssseFa was g. wv~tA ~ Sos1 n W
xosy rsAnc erR1 ocrvS sune9 as sE@-szrssfssi
xsss xs1.e-r@rx ~ Segs2so- pefyer 20 ras
s1ss.- 49, sg.~xe was bSz - - zro--h "
xs,is In a $50 g7f1 rsece. IF . tes1er oe
ne rszr-v is 80 asxssnes<- zzts Ir. s'ra-
ven ~%ss~ c=x3 Tys expect r1e rank ersG
Sc az rha< ss.gey. ws7o are Ecssestay ~
sSszvo-Szx 20 fra ire srssh. % 5< o<hs<
sszzxs Essssez
He sssox@c two czs8ns. One ~ss he
soaiar OF ossr owu beloved cosznsry. the
csaer xzs Asxscas collar After ccrS-
Earss<y the vziss End pxsrcsssss-sg ysswer o.
xh- tEn- 10 said T2Ezs tn1 Deopae
waslaea 50 keep EEse American sitter tslsz~
al SIS uressrsx value. sf~~y aszoul1 vote for
xsEfassy There Vas 10 cssseTtiag Dofc
ss tse ctesr watch greeted this s<9vsce-
sssostny SSyw 1sse silver 1o&szr IL kept a.
ia preS~zt value ~ TIRE fact that T. -
fe3eF1zs<$ts<r ID E%&>s IL ss><s- -
party sss sSsgszAyortax % believe fzsss
sas 50 eenss ia a collar coul3 hs held AZ
lis prexorss srsrc5assrg power ~ IL were
re resSe~nsassa. .'1sees1se you're xToEg.
yosa're gesng 10 xst tsse Biggest licking or
sss~ - Of @ose-rssver fzx4s ans parry has
ever rsxsrsvez n the history OF the gov
sruusc41." sse exrlzirs@1 The fasE words
sserss drown BY a ciss~ricg. ws1ssfslra ana
s1s1spsng kast pTofoHEszs ITSELF Tor f1iiy
q rnlzsuss Tas crowd near tsse Soor vas
roe In x. their Voices verT soss- Making
$50 yo9ne that wages are tie last thing
- rise ia tlrzses O. prosperity. BE Was III
,ss-.azpfz<z by v<sscss from sh@ Pses a. ms
ss,or. s-ryiszz. s.51rs yoa can Against
ssse statement OF soar gezaiai frie11 with
hss hat o." NF. Erssven qgose1 from the
rexscr- Of sssss seuate eas1zna-zee OF t5e
ssasa cy vases atsa rsrtce OF commodities
s,@suese $50 and Issi- The ney&5or OF
MsEggssey as skse next rreSs<sgst Of ire
Eaftesf States was l9fsg AID loudly aS-
rsizasssezs The speaker said he rad spoken
TOO bong The Pops iaSTgsssd. Mr.. Craven
s4is ~ zas glad 10 enjoy the corapaaiofs-
sslp Of sach SeGsIsl souls lie Thought 60
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CAMPAIGN SPEAKERS.
State and County Assixuments for
the Republican,.

Speakers for the campaign have been
assigned by The Republican state and
county headquarters as follows:
Aherdess-r w Ross. October 10
AEacorfes-s-. T.. IiaypooI. October /,
aso;in ceunsy-A. Z. Rice. October Z.
Astorsa-s. II. Piles. October II
Aubgrn--N.lIiana Z. Humphrey. oc.o-
Der u. w. r. Gay ana 8 r. Stern. Octo-
Der IL
De Braler. October L.
Bose. i. Rcmsssss ana Il. b. M as
Ro,heli-w e. Humphrey. October Il.
Eaeklev-Jean I. wilson, October II
Carcona1o-A. =. Buricigh. ocsober 10
CaiAla.nsi.-E w kess, October Il.
C.aariesson--John :. MeMiiiln. October IL
t-hsrsaagsa-Wsllissn K Humphrey. oc-
tcs$r =
c,hehalis-John r. Allen, October II.
CheAaiis eegaty-E1ward whisson. oo-
Cherry valley-Arshur 7. Grria AMI
Ch!hn coanty-A. 5. Black. October
clarke eeanty--E. ". Ross. oc,coer Is
and Is, Eewars watson. oc.osser II ana
.. c. " Darr. orso5cr IS All Il.
Columbia cognsy--E \ Mlrov. octabe-
- AMI =. Inward TAiyScu. October -
and =. +. IL. Rrowcea. October u ami
Cel.sx-JoAn T. Hartman ST.. October
-, JohE y Allen. October -
Cottage i-ake-~ss. - kegnsSsrg md J. I.
C'a4gsyslIe-H W. Craven sua Gel. :.
3 Hewlett. CscVuAsr q. Msivfa .. Win
soerk. p-leser iS
payenpart-John " Cs~xQa. Qcsoser -:
J. IL. Scatvely. oetoZse- L. JOAN r. Al
len. oszohsr 3,
Iohn b Alien. ocseAeT -
nso4xlss coGnsy--A- \ Root and T. T.
fsss. .Aefoe@r =. ]. AID -
Issarsans--c. f s<ernsseEg All II 2.
Vssswzsrsse-NAi A s. Cole October -.
u =. Humphrey OSta<Er IS
tlle1se0rx-E Ross aasa ". r,
Enune.Aw-<,, Z. 8ssnsAerr ana II. r
N&2ssoE- Cssoeer =
t&FferncanA
F&n cssy-yeha II FNO~sa and VIII MGR.
RS SsatoS%r IL
Pr Grove ScAceiAe9se--c. z Re-ns-
berg ana II r Ma.lsoEl. oes&Ser II
Gsr1-sa c0unev--R r Nssruy Cs-soS@-
- ard "a: r. II. B~owosu. oesooer = ard
Gig Hsrbes-w. II. pcoastis. oc:ossr
observation-disclosures wsssson. oc;ose-
Ha-A.lsaz-ks. x Cssyr,si tsceoas~ z
Hes spTlss~-c. z Ae-assszS as: II 8
Madison, GsS1Ser ~
rsAce-E. " Ross, ocsosez l.: $ II
Tal@s Ccsaa~r II
szssa--JosE II roweg ara VII Il
Mcrxfs Sscs1aer -
5uf~e~zon cssaaSy--A--. s. Black. ocso-
= sss : I "a Z Rec. os.sser 10.
5sAnl&A--A "a Fca.s ara 81 =. rc--
CsrteeeS- "a
Kxaarsa-s II rsASs. o-.ose- e
Nezs&s~-fsar L. @sfsssn. AcFc~@- -
Kew - fsuusaAr1y. Cesu&-rr -
otz< cz&nes-<, " pae-. g-scosr e
hszxstas cs1nty-Es1zrd Watson. &C,
ssesr IL
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one cxsis listen 10 his words without
learning something. Some Of these men
viii 90 home with more under their pstrs
than they brought here" he said. The
ciosin~ sentence Of the speech Vas: You
shall not cruelty tho business interests
OF this cognsr'+ on the cross OF repu6ia-
slcn." Applause followed for several
minutes The scsgn hanging on taae edge
Of the meeting began to drop OF and
Their. were no mare Interruptions
The next speaker was Col. l. = How
leit. He thought the sudIence fully In
formed as ia the relation between gold
and silver aud spoke but briefly on the
state interests IN the campaign lie said
h. thought the people OF the state would
not want 10 stand like scrub stock looking
over tire fence az fhoroaghbrcds. lie said
he bad dreamed that Mckinley had been
elected. essry state in the Union voting
Ter aim save Montana. and that he had
received 3 telegram from Patrick Henry
Winston saying. Wire AZ once IL anoth-
er party can be formed. ant IL 80 save me
q place in it, sI4aughier.l Col. Hewlett
talked on the Importance 9f the election
81 tae sfste tlsset He told story Of a
Democrat and popuisst who were uraele
10 agree sa aa argument. The Pcpulist
finally exclaimed: why, It's 10 use 10
talk 20 yoH. you're drunk. Il may ae
drunk rsp,.es the Democrat 'siii sex
over that. psaf you're fool, AMI yea AL
Nays all be cne." 'fhe speaker thought
q miSht Be worth vale - attempt bring
iae THE Democrats % their senses. but
sfx SD letting tbs PapalSt fools SO.
IL lad been expected tnst Charles q.
Bates. u Tacoma. would tie present 10 adj
dFers the NEE ting. bat fas chairman stat
ed thzt he vas probably aiding In the
entertainment OF the Republican cxruT-
stoaiz;s a. Tacoma. After listening 10 a
campaign song hy the coiored trio. Tire
audience dispersed. The crowd % POPS
in TIRE hallway started to give tree cheers
fer Brine" hat subsidized after one rag
srst sfgerf
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MORE FROM THE YUKON.
Schooner c. c. Funk Bringa Down
Seventy Miners with Gold.

The schooner g. c. Funk which ar
rived az Port Townsend early yesterday
morning. brought down some seventy
miners from ST. Mschaers- Most Of them
came on 20 Seattle. arriving here yester-
day afternoon az ( O'Clock. Among them
we're the following, who stopped al the
New England hotel. John Wilson. CT. E
Croft. H. J. Haghits. Jacob winn. Victor
Jenkins. A. {. Han, Gus Clemens. Bernard
Du1y. L X. Shoroo.a William Norman.
s. Samuelson. Peter Bartholemy. J. Beef.
T. Edmunds, II Merss-eaG. Robert Schorn-
beck. +. z. Hllmer.
Mr.. T. EdEngnGs. speaking OF the trip
down on the Funk. said: We left 81.
Michael's September ;, about clock in
the afternoon. and from ianGsman's
Doink OF view We had bad trip. We were
delayed about fxo weeks getting out OF
Beraag sea. e1coantering storms and foss
at LnauIak pass. From that paint on we
had pleasant voyage We left before the
Lakme did. but We sighted her smoke 1--WE
or SIX DAYS ago as she passed Us outside
the straits. We had seventy or eighty peo-
pie on board. Some CT these have done
well during the season, while others have
made Very little ! think il al. the money
we're divided around equally among the
entire crowd no che man wouid have very
much, The season this year was short.
ana what with high water and other
things. il could not be pronounced very
successful one. Yes, there is good iiggiag
IN Alaska, and although haven't struck
it very rich myself. expect TO go back
and try 1t again next ason- But / don {
want to mislead anybody. The man who
goes there must expect 10 encounter many
hardshiDs. and be ought TO carry either a
years provisions with him or money TO
buy them. i am afraid there may be sur
fering az Circle City this winter; for while
there IS plenty OF food az S., Michael's.
there may be trouble IN getting 1t up the
river. The shoals and fats have so little
water on them in the fall that there has
been great trouble on that score for the
last two years / think possibly 30 people
are wintering at Circle City"
Like Mr.. Edmunds, other members Of
the party were very rsticent about their
own s3oings. and especially as 10 any state
ment OF the amount OF dust brought oHt
by any one member OF the party. IL was
learned, however. that several members
OF the party had brought down much
as 5000 TO S5.0o each. and that ,he total
represented on the Funk amounted 10 a
neat sum. Arncng the most successful men
were Mr.. Addison. now In Victoria. Mr..
Christianson and Mr.. Shornbeek.
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~ the annual meeting az the Seattle
tnfon or EpN1~sh fsszgue-z heas ,zst
evening al First NJ z church she f,ii.vr.
ing officers were elected: prsxtssrs. Ma
Kate Reeves. of FT~st church. ffr4t VIA
president, Miss Bertha Warren. 81 Sos,tn
Sna'tls, se>csG vice president NLss r~ye.
Ioches. % Battery Street chareh. .asrs
vscs president. Miss Rosa Baker. ~ Matt
son street. church. asErth vice president.
Miss ". Cunningham, Of T-rfaltv c,,v-eA
secretary. Z. T.. Never % Battery Stree:
ehsasea treasurer. Q. 5 Hanger. cf the
N0-wsxsan-D Danish eh4rcA
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Tt classes 10 Bs5Se study. -zysfaat -ssf-
fare and veal n2SsG will meet az ne
Young We-neuS Cassstlzz ASsoeia ion
-caSsss. Is TART sven9s on Tuesday evan
mr.. October - AZ : -. 20 c-garsss ard
ssts~mfas uRssa the regular time ~ rne~.-
.ax, All whn exec: - enter either az -hs
classes aye desired 20 Be present. TIE
class In rsysscsi culture vii b. laugh,
~ Miss J. ~. Steess. vo-al raas5c by Mss
k4Ssslis Berry. ard ihe Bible class by Miss
~ E>e
Any oss desiring - make any Inquiries
n reSsrI - tee work ~ fhs assee4a ssoz
3 invites - - F-ssF2s On Tuesday egen-
s-x
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year, and the prices have averaged = per
cent lower than during 1896. Last year
the total cattle shipments aggregated
-. 900 head. and II fhe season continues
as it has begun the shrinkage in cattle
shipments alone will amount 10 something
like s3.6Oa. ao. He anticipates. however, thar
shipments will pick up materially this
month, which viii virtually mark the
close OF the season. and the falling of
viii not be so enormous as the amour.
above stated.
The Great Northern announces that Il
will at once discontinued shiggle ship
uepts by way OF the lakes, the Northern
Steamship Company making its usual an
nusl disconti1uance in view OF the ap-
preaching close OF navigation. Only cars
now actually loading by the Great North
ern vii! be forwarded
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POLITICAL POINTERS.

Andrew +. Burleigh is 20 speak on the
money question al Port Blakeiey October
a
Senator ]. H. Trewsn. of Iowa. and Fred
~. Peterson VIII address the Eighth Ward
Republican Club on TUESDAY evening next
Hon. John Z HUMPHREYS. at the request
OF the First ward Republicans. viii answer
seine OF the arguments OF Coin Harvey
a. their headquarters next Wednesday ev-
ening. Ladies invited.
Mr., A. ~. Schock. the Scandinavian Sill
Ser-tongUed crater. viii address the Scan
q navian voters OF the csty at the First
Ward Republican Club headquarters on
next Monday nigh Mr. Schock has
stumped Montana ard Idaho Ia favor OF
honest money and protection.
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The hrSe name on the HIST OF the vice
presidents Of the Popuaixs meeting this
evening is z. Cszyscn. 81 The committee
ARA the raanspulatcrs have heretofore ess-
ea-de9 him as unavailable and fnexpsstenr.
rgs srsrsnee forces them 20 recognize him.
Il il Questionable IL he viii respond 70 a
forced invitation. as Mr.. Ciayson's friends
say he viii not appear On the platform
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National bank building. tonight. on the
issues Of the campaign. Senator Trewin
is an able. forc!bic speaker. aud will in
terest everybody. Some OF the errors OF
Popul.sm viii be exposed. In addition 10
this. Farmer" Sloan. of Eifsap county
viii say something FOR the laboriug men
and farmers. Good music will be feat
ure OF The meeting
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TIE Ninth Ward Republican Club VIII
meet IN me Fremont opera house nex-
Noussav rigat 20 listen 20 Hon John E.
auuon-ses xao viii answer the recen-
spascn made by Cola Harvey On the
silver cues tton- LADIES' are respectfully
,avstea- as are ali voters Of the ward.
xgrtoss rexGr1 20 party Acsie may De AK
pecte1. > W IL~ARk-
President OF Csah
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Mr.. I. W. Ceveg - gscAses3. y. y. *
"a sAs csry. = sa&sSg ss he Esatfcr. tTsea
ses@S Asksst Ae@ Fse pesSAeAt stfN~ssoa
saesN4 - IS stA.e. 81 SAD ~Sgw xer&
SsRse Ngis AaFsa4ufy sl@x - Ntzley 81 80
ga Aersss. ] nsxvr Sa2 IA. Ts%ssaegzxES 80
~ssy sSss~e8 SeS2<v. livery FAsmStax
1sezssSzs. n SSx asyA w.. s0ks seS NJ
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Railway sound Money Cub.

The railway men OF the First ward have
organized ror-rzrtisan sound money
club Although only two days old. they
have sizned foriy-dve members They
wla hosa a meeting a. the headquarters OF
the FIRST Ward Republican Club on Tues
day next
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rsrs~ have m the rase few weeks
49, IN rxrnec<s-xst- Ven Jerxey. D~ia-
wa-s Nsryaz1s Ksars~ky and Wex- Tir-
GINA TIE Es2szhs:rArs VII carry eserE
- az .s,c@e a.stez and they have xooz
Ss-,nss~,xr ~ xac sor Tennessee The mas
e ~ fse tx5< -ing men 10 not ws7r -
.saf 6ns1xr Trey 90 not vast revz5sz-
-s1r Tn@T are ao1esr ctseznsesveA zrz
consequently wax honest money
Mr.. s-o.eA VIII leave for his home to-
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apEreciauve and enthusiastic rally al
Kirkland Frs1ay night. Among the au-
ssezace were q number OF Popusssts ard
Democrats WHO listened 20 the earnest ap-
y@ais TO tneir reason and patriotism and
were willing 70 acknowledge the truth IS
shown them.
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Personal.

Dr.. j.. y. Fenton. OF Portland. Or. Is
In the city.
A Fairseryice. merchant OF East Cial-
h-l. is a. me Northern.
United hates Marshal Henry e. Grady,
% pcrcSa I'd. is III rhe Butler
l. T. Ash@-tpr. % The Great Northern
Express Company. ST. Paul, is at the
Stevens.
A d Charlton. assistant general raS-
senger agent or the Northern Pacific
VITA headquarters al Portland. is al the
Raia4er-3rarsl-
Mrs. G. c. T. ClaGs@n and Miss Will
Jams were among the Tacoma people who
came over 10 attend SAe EixS celebration
Taew are az .he Butter.
JUICE Morris p Sachs ard Wife. OF Por,
Townsend. and Miss Ssorvy. OF Victoria.
r. C.. are IN the city 10 9~sari he k.iksf
festivities. ars3 are at the Northern.
George A. Brooke. Of fssaauah. former
IL ~~zvineer for tae Seattle Sscsl ard Iron
Company. Is al TIE Butler CT his way 20
British Columbia 20 take charge OF min
ing property.
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Men talk too much free silver. geld bug.
ard too Little a50ui he hest coal they can
buy az Merchants Delivery Ca-lqa ny.
Telephone. Pike fsa. TO induce TIE trade
20 try IL we are delivering ton Of ire
best lamp for 81: try II.
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Business Mems Sound Money Club, of

All the members of the club are earn
estly requested to join the excursion Of the
club to New Whatcom. The train will
leave the foot of Madison street at
o'clock sharp this afternoon, returning i'm
mediately after the close of the meeting.
1t is the desire of the executive COM
mittee that the club be represented by
large number of members, and cordial
invitation is extended to all Sound Money
advocates. Tickets, 80 cents, for the
round trip for sale at the headquarters
and at Stewart L Holmes Drug Go.
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Senator j. II. Trewsn. OF Iowa. will ai-
dress the Republican club OF she First
ward al It's headquarters in the Seattle
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-1s cosusszS wacaT-sefs.e~ All rv9ez.
hsw Thursday night lecture 90 *sTtesszssssss.
IN Tszssy IxFe ara seys TrSae N~1rinx and
Fc~kr - EsrGyo-e' A. tA@ r1s.arzaa church
AT S2usA2w ssssyr2aE. &n<i *: n The ex.@ss-
sn<. a. announced sa Errf8&y*s Pest inszIzs-
geyeew.
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I, ~ announced that Bryan Will sreak
a. Minneapolis Monday evening excsa-
siveay 20 lss.ies4 This is 3 dscsdel innoya-
ton IN the cAm2Al~r.
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To CURE 4 COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take Laxative Broszao luFssne Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II /. fails
20 cure. &c.
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Chiiercn.. Jacket.

Special sale today at ssss and g e,
worth almost double the price. J. s. Ora
hams, lis Second avenue
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= H~-sscn. Q. Norsa Yakima. IS ~
tszz Butler.
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