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and platform, has opened its columns
to the discussion of the silver question
from the standpoint of the wage-earn-
ers of that state. The letters now being
printed on its editorial page must
prove poor consolation 10 the editor.
Here are few OF them:
nau,. More o. a Good Thing.
To the Editor Of the World: / have
been a subscriber to your fearless jour
nal since its birth under its present
management QSS3), both daily, evening
and Sunday, and have tried successful
ly) to shape my moral, social and po-
litical standing by its teachings. There
Is no such coin as a 50-cent dollar In
this country, nor is there any intention
Of circulating such by the free-silver
advocates. 1t is beyond question that
the present administration believes In
gold standard, yet it authorizes the
uinting of 371A grains Of silver In a
standard dollar and calls it legal ten
der. II it is legal to-day (Which 1t isl
the Chicago platform only asks Tor
more of this good thing. What ter
rible howl those trust magnates and
gold manipulators set up, always about
election time, for the benefit OF the
workingman, and after election, what
ever is the outcome, cut his wages
down Is to 25 per cent under the plea
Of retrenchment or over-production.
The gold standard men have had full
swing for many years. What have they
done for the workers and consumers!
On the hles OF the World can be found
many object lessons, which, unfortu-
uately, the laborer neglects to husband
up, Of manufacturing companies send
ing their products to Europe and SELL
ing them cheaper than the home con-
sumner could buy them.
In conclusion, allow me to call the at
tention of your workingmen leaders to
an article in this days World July I'D,
entitled The Causes OF Discomfort,
and for every honest reader OF that ar
ticle l will guarantee a silver voter.
JAMES ]. MEADE
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Ladies' with husbands who have the
wife-beating habit should initiate Mrs.
Rosa Zentner, a Gotham woman, who
thrashed her husband within an inch
Of his life for knocking her down.
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The federal authorities complain that
some people are raising 81 bills to $40
bills Most people would be satisfied
to raise the original g.
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There are thousands Of opposition
thrusts like the above that viii make
good campaign material for the demo-
cratic party. Editors should make
use Of them and show that there is q
gigantic conspiracy being Matched to
fasten the British gold standard on
this country forever. AS soon as the
patriotic people Of this country under
stand the situation properly thew will
get under the American banner re-
CARELESS Of former party ties.
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Chicago Tribune: Owned In England. Z
This is not the democratic party
at all. Call 1t the popocratic party.
That's a better name for It But
whatever name 1t goes by II shall
not fasten its (American) financial sys-
TEN on this country"
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People who think they are perfect
should lay on for Q week or two and
see some younger person improve on
their work.
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A New York girl saved her aunt
from drowning, and the papers began
calling her a heroine before they
learned the aunt was poor.
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Two female doctors got in fight
In Chicago, IN which one Of them was
shot. The new-woman physician is
certainly q success at drumming up
trade.
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The number Of horses killed for con-
sumption as food in Paris last year
was 3,1ss, this being exclusive Of forty
three mules and $50 donkeys
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II the hours in the middle Of the day
could be made a little longer than the
others this would be a great world for
buGine8G
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From a Pro-BritI.h sh....

New York Post: Between protection
and free silver we unhesitatingly take
the former. "Sound-money" democrats
should vote for Mckinley.
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Yoic. From EnEIand.

London Times: The democratic party
has created a grave error by adopting
free silver instead Of free trade. We
hope Mckinley will be elected.
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Personal.

ANY ONE Who has been benefited by t.s
use Of DR.. williams Pink Pills, viii re-
est By writing to 'Pink Pills" P. o. Boz
1892, Philadelphia. Pa
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For the first time in several months
Generals Gomez and Maceo are dead al
the same time.
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A man in Niles, Mich, has gone
craxy over politics- He Is now in Mt
condition to become a convention
rooter.
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THE VOICE OF LABOR.
mo GROWN OF THORNS. NO
CROSS OF GOLD"

The Empire State OF New YORK stAn
psdIng to the CI1ss of Humanity
Letrsrs TO the New York World from
Wags-EarnerL
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The life that IL spent In preparing
for emergencies may be a uesful one,
but II does not embrace much comfort.
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FROM Anothef Leading Anarchist

Henry Clews: II ignorant suffrage
makes the silver cause successful at
the polls the east wall street, has
another card to play (secession).
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Another.

London Standard: The positioa -
the democratic party on the finance
question will lose to it the sympathy
Of its friends on this side Of the water.
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Aunt EIviry Hobbs never got up from
that roOmatiz spell yit" ''Naw; Some folks
won't never git outen bed s'lOng's other
folks keep a-fetchin' Ice cream TO en-"
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Herr Most Against IL.

The arch-anarchist says: I cannot
support the democratic party on the
silver issue.
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n.rrfa1eable men" '.WhyT' Il see thar
WIdower Browning has had barbed wire
mt All around his piazza"
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FROM THE OPPOSITION.
HoW's ThlaH

New York Times: We will give our
hearty support to the republican party.
The democratic party Is no longer the
party Of Cleveland.
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In the public schools Of Germany thu
o1snt pupils are separated from the
tupid ones Medical men DO the
sorting.
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Liatsn to This.

New York Sun. We cannot supper
the democratic nominees.
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viii CONSIST OI luIcc HuhNASN
orators from the west and south. The
result of their work is already fore
ordained by the following poem, after
famous Charge OF me
Light Brigade"
On to the fight, on to the hight,
Brothers, march onward;
Against the Wall street horde,
Charged the three hundred.
Forward, the Silver Brigade,
Three hundred men arrayed;
Into the enemy's lair
Charged the three hundred.
II.
Forward, the Silver Brigade!
Not a single man dismayed;
For well they all knew
That Jones had not blundered.
Twas theirs to reason why,
Twas theirs to make reply,
Twas theirs to do or die;
Into the enemy's lair
Charged the three hundred.
III.
Curses to the right Of them,
Curses to the left OF them,
Curses in front OF them
Volleyed and Numbered;
Stormed at with rebel yell,
Boldly they fought, and well;
Into the Wall street hordes,
Into the hairs Of hell
Charged the three hundred.
All Wall street schemes laid bare;
Free silver rent the air,
Bryan and Sewall there,
Charging the Wall street hordes,
while
All the world wondered.
Into the battles smoke
Through party lines they broke,
Democrat and Populist,
Until Keeling from truths stroke.
Shattered and sundered,
Wall streets lines were broke,
But not the three hundreds.
".
Glory to the right of them,
Glory to the left Of them,
Glory all around them
Volleyed and Numbered.
They b stormed the walls Of hell,
While not hero fell
OF them that had done so well.
Back from Wall streets lair,
Back from the walls Of hell,
Came every one Of them
All the three hundred.
V.
When can their glory fade?
Oh, that grand fight they made!
All the world wondered.
Honor the fight they made,
Honor the Silver Brigade
Victorious three hundred!
p. J. d.
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EDUCATIONAL.
IHE UNIVERSITY or NOIRE DAME

NOtre Dame, IndiAne-
IN casses, Lsttsrs, sssaes, Law, c1 Ne
sAaaeal and Electrical Eagiassrias rhoroagh frsparaT
and Csan.rrIal courses Rooas all students Uhe
have completed the studies required for admission Int
tie Junior or Senior Year. Of any Of the Colesiats
CourseL A limited number Of Candidates Tor the
EeclssiAstcal will be received At special rates
D. Rd-ards Hail. 'or boys rder - years 10 unique N
completeness cf q equipments Ths lOsn fsrl VII
am s.ot..A-r stk IsOS Catalogues FRYE applt
cation 10 VkKT RkT. A MORRlssAf, e = Co. Irssassr
uOTEE DAMk IND.
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ACADEMY OF THE SACRED HEAR

ST. JOSEPH, MO.
M Of Instruction In this academy CONDUCTED
81 ths Religious Of the Sacred Heart embraces the
whole Of subjects necessary constitute solid
and refined education PrOpriety Of department per
sonAl neatness and the principles Of morality are OBJ
tects OF unceasng attention Extensive grounds az
ford the pupils every facility for useful bodily
ttse; their health II object OF socituGa
and In sickness they attended with cara
Fall term opens Tuesday. sept 1. Terms for session
offs months payable In advance. elIS this includes
tuition board. washing. courses In French, GernAa
or Latin, OF library and physicians fee For fur
her particulars address THE SUPERIOR.
Aeademy Sacred Heart ST. Ioseoh Va
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Entered at POstOfsce as secOnd-cIass matte,
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HE SILVER BRIGADE.
The Capture of New York State L. Al
ready Foreordained-

Among the features Of the campaign
as outlined by Chairman Jones, will be
the sending of a Silver Brigade into
New York city and state. This brigade
will consist Of three hundred picked
orators from the west and south. The
result of their work is already fore
ordained by the following poem, after
Tennyson's famous Charge OF tne
Light Brigade"
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ParadoxIeaI but Common.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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nj, necessary openings. wyes. mannoieS
- ~,.sssse-s Aush}rx tanks and eaten
Ia ssns and providing Ter me Ia
rrrf therefor in instruments ara estao
Tshfnr eurd for such payment py lhe
Ievyins and collection OF spesai assr s,s~
menss upon the pTeps.y. osne. for ,he IS
- srre 81 ncnsis as authorized oy 40 ACT
~ 80 ,~rssaature 81 the state OF W ASH
srrsan Approved March ssh. 1885. ana na-
sa- ina provisions o, ordinance Ne. sstS
Approved May Tth. 1884. as amenael g
ordinance Ne $40. apprcsea .as -
,Ssl has been duly carfifiec 70 me Lor
COLLECTION. ard the respective sums there
in charged and levied against saca 49,
eas ana lot Of land. and part tnereA. n
sald ssss,-.cs in payment or Such lnsial-
nsen, remains unpaid. and the same Ia
Guiding the interest on the who.e a.lo. 49,
CHARGED must be paid On or ceioIe sne
-rh law 81 November lN& Unless pay
mant Be made en- such installmens On or
he fore The It'll dAy of November Asses sse
same shall become delinquent ana snalI
hear interest at the rate % Per cent per
annum. until paid; and U nos pala oss ~,
said time, penalty Of ave ssl Per cent.
Ssail ha added. and the sums 1elindaent
ssal re entered on the annual tax ron
for the current year against eacn sot anu
marcel OF land and part tneFecl, 50 ue-
ilncuent. and with the interest and PEN
airy shall be collected as osner taAvs- 20
gerber With such additional charges or
oenaltsss as are authorized TO be charged
and collected on other delinquent taxes,
ard each isf or parcel OF Land so deiin.
ouent shall ne sold for the amount OF
sueh assessment. with interest penaily
and costs in the manner provided by law.
GEORGE +. MEACHAM.
CITY Treasurer OF the City OF seattle
Date OF first publication. Octcoer sth'
ss6
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CITY rREAsuRER.s NoTIcE-cITy

OF Seattle.
Nofiss IS hereby given that the second
annual instasiment Of local improvement
district No. I'd. for the Improvement %
Harrison street. in the CITY Of Seattle:
from Yves, line OF Box Street 70 West
o, oralr ance No. SAT. which provides Tor
the Improvement Of said street oy grad
Ing and constructing Sidewalks on noth
sides thereof aud providing TOR tho pay
merit therefor in insialinents and essao-
listing a fund for such nayment py the
leyying and collection OK special assess
IMPROVEMENT and providing for the IS
sCance OF bonds as authorized py Al ast
OF The Legislature OF the state or WASH
ingson. approves Masen an asss' S gnu ssaa
approved May eth. 1924. as amended ny
ordinance No. $40. approved July Hth.
1884 has been duly eeriifed 70 me LOT
collection. and the respective sums there
in charged and levied against each par
eel aad loS OF land. and part thereon. IN
said district. in payment Of sucn install
ment remains unpaid, and the same. In
Guiding the interest on the whole amount
charged must be paid on or before the
7th day of November. 1885, Unless pay
before the 7th day of November, issc, the
same shall become delinquent ana snail
bear interest az the rate OF per cent per
said time. 4 penalty If 1--we 81 per cent.
shall be added, and the sums delinquent
shah be entered on the annual tax roll
Ter the current tStA against SAIts iul
parcel OF land and parg thereof. SO de-
linquent. and with the interest and PEN
atty shall be collected as other taxes. to-
refher with such additional charges or
penalties as are authorized TO be charged
and collected on other delinquent taxes.
and each lot or parcel OF land so delin-
quent shall be sold for the amount OF
such assessment, with interest. penalty
and costs. in The manner provided by law.
GEORGE f. MEACHAM.
City Treasurer of the City OF Seattle.
Date OF first publication. October 7th.
1soe
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
state OF Washington. in and for the
County Of a king The sssniinay.an-
a corporation. piaintIff. VS.. d. T. Denny
by publication.
Robertson. A. p. Fuller: National Bank
slunck. The Northwest Electric Com
Hefiiiiable Securities. Mortgage and IN
vessment Association. James D. Stan
dish. Sigmund Schwahacher and Nelson
W. Parker. Defendants:
You and each OF you are hereby sum-
moned 10 appear within sixty t6) days OF
the first publication OF this summons, to-
wit. within sixty t6o) days after the 18th
ahove-enftsed action. IN the above-entitled
court. and answer the complaint of the
plaintiff ana serve a copy OF your answer
plaintiffs. at their office below stated. and
in case OF your failure so 10 do Judgment
viii be rendered against you according TO
the demand OF the compliant which has
been fled with the clerk OF said court
The object OF the above-ensiiled action is
to recover Judgment against the defend
certain prom!ssory note and mort
gage executed by the said defend
ant ,ss n,l p T II. Denny a IN favor aver, .,
the til day Of June. isss and bang for the
sum OF sl.59i.6o, together with interest
thereon at the rate OF 10 per cent. per
annum from the said It'll day OF June. 1898,
until paid. and an attorneys fee OF SIS
and costs or this 4ction: and 10 obtain a
decree Of foreclosure OF the aforesaid mort
gage given 10 secure said note and attor-
ney's fee. which mortgage was filed and
recorded on the i4th day OF june. 1893, in
the Office Of the county auditor OF King
county. Washington. in volume les o.
Mortgages. on page 81 OF the records Of
said King county. and for the sale OF the
property IN said mortgage and herein
after described, the proceeds of said sale
20 be applied towards the satisfaction OF
said mortgage deed OF 1881 50 and the ac-
crued interest thereon. and said attorneys
fee. and for decree barring and fore
closing the defendants and each of them
from ali right title. interest. lien AMI
equity OF redemption ia and to said mort
gagged premises and affected by this suit
described as follows. to-wit: All OF los
numbered eleven tiD and twelve ugl In
block numbered eight f9, and lots six 90
and seven "a. In block fwenty-eight (2s).
all in the Dsnny-Fuhrmaa addition 10 the
city OF Seattle aforesaid. lying and being
In King county. state of Washington.
CORf.TSS 4 IASGLAND
Attorneys for Plaintiff. Bills Bailey h1gia-
ing. Seattle. kin1 county. Washington.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT ROLL. OF
Local Improvement District No. III, for
the improvement OF Terry avenue form
erly Tenth street,. from Pine street 10
Virginia street. under ordinance No
4,e6a and hearing thereon.
Notice. Is hereby given that the assess-
ment roll OF Local improvement District
No LII. for the Improvement OF Terry
avenue formerly Tenth street). from Pine
street 10 Virginia street. under ordinance
No. 4. 20, has been reported by the board
OF pubile works TO the city council OF the
city of Seattle. and is now fiie In the
office OF the city comptroller and ex-offlclo
city clerk. and the same is now open for
public inspection at said office, and will
remain open for inspection until Monday.
p. M. and all persons interested are here
eli al a session TO be held In the council
chamber in the city hall, on the e6th day
Of October, 1896. at o'clock p. m. and
make objections thereto. At said time so
fixed the council will consider any and all
objections made and will make such COR
rec.ions In said roll as II deems tris,. and
Will then deduct the amount OF such cost
assessed against street crossings (which
shall be oaIi from the General Fund OF the
city, and will then by ordinance approve
such roll and levy. and assess the amounts
thereof against each parcel and lot shown
In said roll, and declare the same first
lien thereon. Said matter may be ADJOURN
Cd TO later date IL so ordered by the city
council. WILL III. PARRY
Clerk OF the City OF Seattle.
City Comptroller and Ex-Onicio City
Date OF first publication. October 7. 1896.
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NOTICE TO THE PusL,c.

The pubic II hereby warned not 10 pay
any money 20 parties representing TO he
axrufx 81 the Seattle post-inteE igenc~r.
except the following. who are the osssy
authorized travelling agents Of tho Post
Jnseg.ixencer, viz: J. A. McC.eTan. J. l.
Hawzey. Il A. Harrison. VIII n Hanna
and G. X Peck Tssts does not apply 10
resident agents Of this paper who are 10
fa.ed Tn various cities and towns IN the
Northwest. nor TO post masters. who arc in
q. cases authorized TO take subscriptions
for the Daily. Sunday ard Weekly POST
1nte9ligencer. CITY collector: J. A. Cath
cart. r. r HawIey. W. W. Ewing ana
william Beatty.
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NOTICE TO CREDrroRs.

NOTICE. TO CREpTTORs.-Ag cerxoa.
having GAINS against The Guarar-eo
Io2- aE1 Irzst Company. Of seattle.
Washington. are hereby ncs!sea Frs rs-
CURED 10 present the same verified. 10
Ias u11erssgze1. a. MS Office room "a
Bailey building. corner OF Second ara
Cherry streets IN he city of Sestrfn
county o. King. state OF washlrrrcn
within three months from the 5sfe az
the arss publication Of this -otice. %
VII. he Is. aav Of Sepss-rher fSss I,
crcer 20 have such Claims .Es.ea VIII s.h-
G. valid Claims against said eorpcr 4 ,ion-
JACOB EyrgTN.
assignee Ard Receiver of the Gnarxntee
Lean and Tras. Corscary az Ss~-.,~
Washington.
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CAkD Of THANKS.

We tho undersigned, desire to express
oar thauks through sfats medium 20 our
uany frsents To- sAsir xindness a:ib SYM
pathy fsursng fhs sickness and death %
our beloved husband and father. Hoping
skar IL any or you DE- similarly cast down
o. bereavement: you will be the receipt
ents Of the same tender symp2shiss that
have been extended 10 US
Mira. NANCY NJ ALBEE.
T. G. ALBEE-
1ES r. e AfsBEE.
e. r. FOSTER.
MRS G. It. FOSTER.
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DAILY TIME CARD.
Leave. ArTtVA x
Olympia at. $50 4 mi Tacoma q. D1l4n
Seattle at. !. 100 . mi Tacoma It. e4etu
Tacoma at $50 y mi Olympia at. es9t0
CITY OF ABERDEEN.
Daily except Sunday.
Leave. 4 ASrtyA
Seattle at. 80 mi Tacoma at.. $50
Tacoma at. loco mi Olympia IT.. g. ID
Olympia at. ZOO p M Tacoma IT.. d
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Fare between Seattle and T1com4
cents. Landing at Seattle City oooG -
of Main street. EN
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WANTED To KNOW ~ Tesn present " here.
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served IN Treoa <. FIRST ~ = eAxssry
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Seattle.
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