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, 1896-09-30
BRIEFLY MENTIONED.

For fine watch repairing go to Carter.
For fresh cut flowers and ice cream
go to Mrs. Schalk's.
J. W. Browns restaurant sets the
best table in the city. Try it.
Thomas Fleck. No. IS, won the COW
rafled by Mrs. f. T. Beltz last night.
Fresh bulk oysters, direct from New
York, at Browns, served in all styles.
A marriage license was issued today
by County Clerk PASCAL to William H..
Maiers and Lena Greaser.
The Rio Grande has 1000 men. at
work repairing the roadbed which was
recently washed out in Utah.
DR.. Sawyer. dentist. has removed
from the Albany County bank building
to rooms over P. H. Mays store.
The double quartette of the republi-
can glee club will be in attendance at
the republican rally at Maennerchor
hall tonight.
In the wreck at Rock Creek yester-
day 10 cars were damaged more or less
two of the cars took fire and were en-
tirely consumed.
The 81 Perkins" Comedy company
will show here on the 22d inst. at
Maennerchor hall. A feature of the
Perkins company is a magnificent
brass band.
Mrs. J. F. Bush has disposed of her
property in North park and will take
up her residence in Denver for which
city she left on the noon train. Her
son. Mr.. Hood, will locate near Cimar-
ron, Arizona.
Dean Sulger. who has been in charge
of a fine Episcopal church at Atchison.
Kan, since leaving Laramie. has ac-
cepted a call to Terre Haute, Ind. 1t is
understood that Dean Duffey has APP
piled for the vacancy at Atchison.
1t is reported that the placer proper
ty of the Oregon Buttes company north
of Rawlins. will be sold to a syndicate
represented by w. II. Green. The con
sideration is said to be $3.50, 900. Tom
Sun is the principal owner of the prop
erty.
James Woods Of Buffalo. Wyo., has
locomotor ~ataxia, caused by the ex-
cessive use of cigarettes. He has for
months smoked over 100 cigarettes per
day and is in a deplorable condition.
He has been under a specialists care
for the past week and hopes for his re-
covery are entertained.
Among the generous merchants who
are donating handsome presents for the
G. A.. R. fair and exhibiting them are
G. w. Fox, Chas. N. Settele, Jesse Con-
verse. Z. d. Carter. Jas. NJ. Fenwick,
Eggleston & Desmond, w. J.. Beckwith,
Wyoming Dry Goods Co, EggIeston
Boot and Shoe Co., Lohlein & Sigwart,
l.. Thobro and many others who are
selecting handsome presents. A list is
being prepared and the committee be-
lieves that every firm in the city will be
represented in the grand display.
A splendid cape for a lady is donated
and exhibited by the Leader" for the
G. A. r. fair. Don't fail to see it and
get your tickets.
MESSRS. GUS JOHNSON AND
JOHN Fl. DAVIS HAVE FORMED A
PARTNERSHIP AND WILL HANDLE
THE ROCK SPRING PEACOCK
COAL. THE OFFICE OF THE FIRM
WILL BE AT THE w. H. HOLIDAY
CO.'S STORE, WHERE THEY WILL
DE PLEASED TO TAKE ORDERS.
THEY HAVE EVERY FACILITY FOR
FILLING ORDERS PROMPTLY.
ali yYN0s
, 1896-09-30

STRAYED-From the poor farm,
one roan COW with large horns. branded
- on right side. Also has four other
brands. Suitable reward will be
paid for return to poor farm, or for
information that will lead to recovery.
43tfw1t
, 1896-09-30

Ayers Sarsaparilla is not a secret
preparation. Any physician may have
the formula on application. The secret
of It's success as a medicine lies in its
extraordinary power to cleanse the
blood Of impurities and cure the most
deep-seated cases of blood-disease.
, 1896-09-30
TON|GHT'S BIG RALLY.
EVERYBODY WILL TURN OUT TO
HEAR ORATOR BEN. BUT
TERWORTH

Deliver the Grandest Speech for Re
publicanism Ever Made In This
City-It Will Be a Demonstration
That Nobody Can Afford to Miss
Go Early to Get Seats.
, 1896-09-30

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take laxative Bromo Qulnine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II It
fails to cure. &c.
, 1896-09-30

For years. says Capt. C. Mueller.
Il have relied more upon Ayers Pills
than anything else in the medicine
chest, to regulate my bowels, and those
of the ships crew. These pills are not
severe in their action, but do their,
work thoroughly"
, 1896-09-30

Hoods Pills cure nausea, sick head
ache, Indigestion, biliousness. All
druggists. % cents.
, 1896-09-30
OH YESl

We keep Parks Cough syrup and we
teil everyone it is the best cough cure
sell. Everybody likes 1t and we sell
it on a guarantee. Try II for your cold.
Sold by Eggleston and Desmond.
, 1896-09-30
Daily Republican soc per month.

Chronic constipation is a painful, dis
agree able and life-shortening difficult
ty. 1t deranges the system, causes sick
headache. bad breath, and poisons the
blood. 1t can be readily overcome by
DeWftt's Little Early Risers. These
little pills are great regulators. Chas.
N. Settele.
Old Pc rs in any quantity at this
office. 2J cents per hundred
, 1896-09-30

The Temple Of Economy donate a
beautiful Partisan novelty dress pat
tern to the G. A. r. fair worth SIS. Stop
and see it in their show window.
, 1896-09-30

A daily paper for % esau psr .oatA
b pretty cheap FsaAin&.
, 1896-09-30

Furnished Housekeeping rooms for
rent. .Sayer Hansen. ISL 9th street.
, 1896-09-30
REPUBLICAN BOOK COUPON.

This coupon, accompanied by
TO ce,ts, will entitle the holder
TO three Of Tho choice books In
rho "usesul and Popular Books"
Series, advertised elsewhere In
this paper orders received by
mail and books sent postage
FREQ. Order by number.
Your uame. d.
, 1896-09-30


which would almost create envy in the
heart Of Fanny Rice.
The first part of the entertainment
was exceptionally good. Mrs. NJ. N.
Grant, in pink and white silk, making
a charming interlocutor.
Nagel's orchestra delighted the au-
dience in the overture, and the grand
opening chorus by the company was
fine.
The solos were i~nterspersed with
jokes that were jokes.
THE PROGRAM.
PART /.
Overture. .Nagle's string band
Grand opening chorus. .Walla-Walla
Company.
Ballad .........I Want You Ma Honey
Miss Snowflake.
Solo, chorus. Sweet Bunch of Daisies
Miss Razzle.
Solo and chorus. Way Down Yonder
Miss Kinkey.
Angelina
Miss Willie boo.
Rag.
Solo and chorus
Song of the Ducks
Miss Snowflake.
Solo and chorus The Midway
Miss Dazzle.
PART II,
Solo .Skylight on the Roof
Misses Blinkey and Kinkey.
Song and dance You Hear Me
Miss Blinkey.
Package of nonsense.
Miss Dazzle and Miss Blinkey
Clog dance. Miss Wild Rose
Stump speech. ........ Miss Blinkey
Song Man From Ohio
Miss Pansey Blossom.
Skirt dance ...... Misses Kinkey,
Blinkey. Razzle, Dazzle.
ooio..... ........ ........ Bye-le-land
Lille Gigglesome
Grand cake walk. ........ Company
THE CAST.
Miss Razzle Mrs. Denig
Miss Dazzle. Mrs. McCutcheon
Miss kinkey. MI Campbell
Miss Blinkey. Miss Crockett
Miss Willie boo. Miss Ringert
Miss Snowflake. ........M Mrs. Wolcott
Wild Frank Grey
Pansy Blossom. ...... Mrs. Langheldt
Georgia Watermelon. Francis Williams
Sis Fastcolor. Mrs Buck
Cinthy Nofade.. ....... Mrs. C. Raunel
Rose Gabblefast. ........M Mrs. Clark
Houdy Feel. Mrs. P. Raunel
Rocky Dirl. Mrs. Hodgeman
lnterlocutor. ....... Mrs. NJ. N. Gran
Stage manager. .........P J. Gosder
THE jokes.
Why is this minstrel show like g
note past due? Because it has been ex.
pected with interest.
What is the difference between a COW
and a rickety chair? One gives mill
and the other gives way whey.
Why are we like a lot of charm
Ing young widows? Because we art
not going to veal black very long.
Do you know what we are going t.
do with Mckinley If he gets too fresh
Well put Bryan (brine) on him.
If a pig wanted to build a house To-
himself how would he go about to d.
it? Tie a knot in his tail and call 1t
pigs tie tpig sty).
Why need a person never starve in
desert? Because he can always eat tn,
sand which is there (sandwichel
there).
Ten Mills make one cent. Yes. 8,
you say, but dad says he knows 10 mill
that hasn't made one cent in st,
months.
Why should ladies never lear1
French? Because one tongue is enough
for any woman.
Why is John Dawson like the rim o
d bicycle? Because he always has tina
everlasting tire.
Why does the city marshal's hea.
remind n Of heaven? Because Their,
is a bright and shinging spot above an,
because there is no dyeing and partini
there.
Why is a kiss In the dark like q do
in a refrigerator? Because it Is dog
onice.
What Is invisible blue? The city
marshal when he Is wanted.
Say, Mrs. Grant, did you heah Of da,
awful accident?' NO" Man fell
fouteen stories from de Holiday build.
ing" Most horrible; killed Of course.
"Woh. Mckinley button for pwotec-
ton"
GROUNDLN9S FEARS.
-L----
, 1896-09-30

FINE KINDLING WOOD.
J. F. Creasman. Leave orders at Coop.
, 1896-09-30
NEW CO0NS IN TOWN.
A DELIGHTFUL ENTERTAINMENT
AT MAENNERCHOR LAST
EVENING.
Laramie Ladies in Burnt Cork Present
a Minstrel Show That Would Do
Credit to Observation-Disclosures of
the End Men and the Solos Were
Most Humorous and Pleasing.

Laramie is now content. She has
been treated to a genuine lady minstrel
show and did it all herself, in burnt
cork and in the highest style of the
histrionic art. Perhaps there have been
other shows in Laramie that have
shown superior talent. but The Repub-
lican will say that none have been
more pleasing.
At s O'Clock nearly every sea was
filled, and before the curtain raised
there was hardly standing room left,
Many chairs were carried in and placed
in front to accommodate the audience.
From beginning to INT the large as
semblage was kept in a continuous
round of laughter and applause. and
each individual took her part SO we'll
that it is hard to particularize. There
was one bright particular star, how
ever, which shone out above all the
others, and The Republican has no fear
of exciting jealousy in saying that Mrs.
S. d. Wolcott carried off the honors
of the evening. II Want You My
Honey was sang by her in a mnner
which would almost create envy in the
heart of Fanny Rice.
The first part of the entertainment
was exceptionally good. Mrs. NJ. N.
Grant, in pink and white silk, making
a charming interlocutor.
Nagel's orchestra delighted the au-
dience in the overture, and the grand
opening chorus by the company was
fine.
The solos were interspersed with
jokes that were jokes.
, 1896-09-30

A splendid cape for a lady is donated
and exhibited by the Leader" for the
G. A. r. fair. Don't fail to see it and
get your tickets.
, 1896-09-30

Feed the nerves upon pure, rich
blood and you will not be nervous.
Pure blood comes by taking Hoods
Sarsaparilla which is thus the greatest
and best nerve tonic.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-24

szticnas advance of wheat 70 50 cents For
cash on Tuesday. . rise of So seats. and
It's tail 20 a cents on T-surSgsay ralnt~x
IL cencs OF Friday. TIE rise was raagni-
Ned BY covering OF speculative sellers. who
imagined the advance bad gone too Oar.
ne' WAS at the bottom based Oh an ex-
trsordsnary foreign demand which has
engaged grain vessels froua ala Pacific
as well as Atlantic ports fer us<,aths
saeza How great ahe shortage IN or
oaHaTy European supplies may D. is the
1~aAa< oz doaot ard speculation bat none
now question that the shipments from tho
! aelnc coast 20 india Snd the decrease In
<sossias yissd are Important. ami buying
o. enormous Quantities for export with
engagements % frexSsas room al higher
dealers
Wheat exports from th~ Pacific eoas,
are large. and over see ssss bushels Per siav
Gave been engaged ahead for soma time.
Inc Atlantis exporss. about saeAlo BUSH
. anger than last year for the same
week. nave been IN October & - SIS psass,-
els. no,- Included. against S.assg7e last
year. IL Is worthy CT note that Western
roaus are complaining cs q car famine.
tns demand fer movement to market
oe1ns 50 great. though the actual re-
ceapts Tor three weeks az Western points
saFe ee@n si,lSS.sls bushes. against 2sosf.-
movement IN tse quarter ending with
september. Ccrn moves iarrsiy and at
lower prices. having declined a cent on ,he
week The most striking feature OF ina
Industrial returns IS the number OF con-
tracts conditional upon election These
aFesuy are enough 10 make business
rather lively for a time and MANY Others
are perrifng which VIII probably be held
back until November I.
buying OF Bessssner pig at pttts,,u-r
causes slight advance and markets ara
strong for pig but not FOR finished prod
uets. Very low prices are made for speedy
oeAserv by mills wanting work: but ea,a
tome OF the market Is better and a decided
increase OF orders appears in plates. about
49,. TONS Tor building vessels on the lakes
and in structural work at the west owT,-
20 contracts taken at Chicago for h,,sld-
ings At Boston. Toronto, Detroit and Min
neapo.ts
There is also q good demand expec,ea
Tor cars. and the association offers to sell
IRON until November 10 fosJhers and larue
myers n $f-oo. while steel bars are selling
iareeiy at lie, A reduction tn nails Is ax-
pecReo But the rail season Is over and
the billet pool has little business. A sale
Oh aoout s.ooo.ooo pounds was made Of ,aka
copper AZ i0isc TO domestic consumers
iin Is shade higher at slsse.
faiiures Tor the week have been ao4 in
uie United States, against a3f last year.
ana % III Canada, against IS last year.
Bank Clearings.
me following table complied bv Br~a-
s'reets. shows the total ciearances a. tbs
principal cities and the percentage OF In
tease or decrease. as compared with the
corresponding week last year:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-24
WHEAT Is CASH NOW,
Farrners Whe We're D0n1n9 - Oo1ooN
creps Begin - Dreah o9oun4 ~
Next Ysar's WAsas Ossp-CsaaAsueo
II Restored In she BolseH 1hao ~.
Kinley WIN He Injected.

Colfax. Oct. G-yifsy eenaD ~ $1,000
has again lirhtensd the burdens e ~.
farmers Of the Paiouss country and oeo1oD|
the arguments from the prophets e g..
laEaity. For the s,rst time q uwuR tn1Uo
years the sAccnt mark wAs reneho0 -
Wednesday. An outsider can hardly FuA1>
tzs fully tho movement TITS figure camsoos
In the local wheat market. All ero61tero.
who are carrying men having erupo GeegoA
IL they are able. are usually willing - a.
low THAR debtors TO hold their Graia mr..
reasonable length Of time IL the maxAee
- strong and promising Many a t1oqn,
however. enact an agreement th14 the.
wheat Will De sold when 70 VIII Aglng =
certain price per busaeL TENS e thoxsD.
ands OF bushels are thus held alUoeG e..
cry year. This year that price was -
cents. So when the lucent max1 -
reecAsd many farmers rushed to town TO
dispose OF their crops- So strong was the.
movement that local buyers bocasno.
frightened and the price dreyUeA - -.
cents. Many farmers. thinking the 0nr~.
ket had reached tn height ana wan goood>
ing. sold at that price.
On Thursday II russ to 50 agAan. - FRI
day TO So. Saturday 81 and g. ana Ac0aAHs
the highest point was reached when uocno
buyers IN tho country paid q csnta Hut
that day II receded 10 %. at which potNt
IL seems to cling. The amount 81 wheat
THAI has changed hands at these priceo
Is enormous. over two hundred thOn-
sand bushels have been sold in ColfUu
alone. Pullman has sold - much; Pa.
louise probably more: OakdAie Isl, 90; 0aRs
field 10000 IL 10 safe to estimate chae y
fniilion and = quarter bushels Of wh6AnI
have been sold In ten dayA most q Is ~
prices exceeding % cents.
The railroads arc finding X almost 49,
possible to carry IL out ~ fast - uhtS.
pers want IL moved Extra trains Aro t1xIns
Ming on both roads and carr are Ct = prop
MUM.
This movement In the market win have.
q very marked effect on the Agricultural.
industry for next year AZ leaat Up - II:
Few years ago wheat was An almost oot-'
elusive crop and was quite prontanaA
When the price OF wheat went dDWn e
very wide diversity OF crops wus ts1o1
Flax proved profitable far q year. afleR.
which the price fell from as 70 - oontn|
per bushel- Potatoes were profitable -
~ cents sack. but not as feed for cattl&
Baraey fell TO Is cents hundred. 93o1uS
at cents could be fed on wheat q e
with profit. but hogs at $40 cannot ~
raised on wheat at 60. and % with 0ehen|
crops Large wheet farms were brokeu IN
and much land has lain idle for two Year,
With the new stimulus TO wheat raJeAnni
thousands OF acres Of idle land are be1n1
psowsd for next years. crop: the Improvoe.
meat In business and collections has 49,
very marked. and the lines Of caro that
have marked the faces Of the farWne0
Tor Few years past are disappearing.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-24
NInIDE 10
NEW YORK MARKETS.
The stock Exchange.

New ye-k. Oct. %-Tha stock market
couG3ssous were again favorable 10 tAe
balls today. TIE market RaS active and
sggreSss ySEy strong with an excellent Dis
trssszt.aG % dealings London quosatIofs
ca ne higher, ana early tr tire local opera
tioSs scarcely Of stocks became evident
Covering " shorts was a strong feature
Tss nrsz1slsFS tendency u me specui1-
tloa vas r@-eet>s ia commission house or
6~rs. and re inquiry coser@e number af
s7su@asy inactive stocks. resulting ia ma
terra gAtrs. IL - an4srsfco~d ne r~cAat
str~agsa ~ the marker - tn. face Of the
frzaSr exchange "a ga an4 Ehe s6vzrce IA
the Bank OF 1rGisr4 rases ASs been 4sse
80 Aeross manipulated against n. shorts
in vsrscus properties ~ powerful opera
sors wso are co211snt % material tn
pTsSSz1szt N the market IN re near
future Tie scope - these operations asso
.akss II forelga short interest IN Arsaert-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-24

Also. that IN accordance with The pro-
visions OF section Sss. Vol. !. EtErs Code.
proposed amendment to Section OF
Article VI. OF the institution Of tire state
of Washington has been duly certified 10
tbs of1ce By ih.s secretary os state. which
easd proposed amendment. Is as follows.
to-ekt:
Section /. All male persons OF the age
OF swensy-one years or over. possessing the
following qualifications, shall be entitled
10 vote a. ali elections: They shah be citi-
xsns OF the United States. they shall have
lived In the state one year and In the
county ninety days. and in the city. town.
warN or precinct thirty days Immediately
preceding the election a. which they offer
to vote: THEY SHALL BE ABLE TO
READ AND SPEAK THE ENGLISH
LANGUAGE. Provided. That Indians not
taxed shall never be allowed the elective
franchise: AND FURTHER PROVIDED.
THAT THIS AMENDMENT SHALL NOT
EFFECT fAFFEc1 THE RIGHT OF
FRANCHISE OF A4sa PERSON WHO
IS NOW A QUALIFIED ELDcroR OF
THIS STATE THE LEGISLATURE
SHALL ENACT LAWS DEFINING
THE MANNER OF ASCEFcrAINING
THE QUALIFICATIONS OF VOTERS
AS TO THEIR ABILITY TO READ
AND SPEAK THE ENGLISH Lam
GCAGE. AND PROVIDING FOR PUN
ISHMENT OF PERSONS VOTING OR
KEGIST ERISG IN VIOLATION OF
THE PROVISIONS OF THIS SECTION"
tAmendatory portion printed In capsl
Also. that q petition. signed By more
than one hundred qualified electors OF
King county. praying for the submission
OF the question OF township organization
TO the vote of the qualified electors OF
King county AT the next general election,
has been eniy fled according to the pro-
visions OF chapter Lao. Session Laws Of the
State Of Washington for the year 1850 and
that said question will be submitted
thereat.
And / do hereby certify that the above
and foregoing is true and correct state
ment OF all questions to be submitted to a
vote. and true and correct fst of candi-
dates as fled with me IN accordance with
Law. to be voted for at the general cleo
ton hereinahove first referred 10.
Witness my hand and official seal this
2ist day of October, A -. lsss.
auditors SeaD NATHAN BEMAS.
County Auditor and sx-Oificio Clerk Of the
Board OF County Commissioners of King
Count, Washington.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-24
CHICAGO MARKETS.
The hoard of Trade.

Chicago. Crt. 17-whess opened AZ quite
a material advance from the closing figures
Of yesterday. This sas 20 surprise 20
many OF the expsrfenced Spectators. Who
axnsnsa~s a natural reaction after such
IN unnatural decline. one trader put IL.
II. TON. OF re early cables ala net show
,fs.. weakness that was anticipated. Lav-
ersooi reported decline Of ND Per Genital.
or the equivalent Of lac PSI S1sasl for
futures % red AEnsrscan ghsat, a. ths
opening. aei shortly sttsrward q cabse-
gram OF q later tire or day re2crfs3
recovery ot more than c1e-h7I Or tbs
ss-essue q BEGAN with. This caused the
early sfrerxta- December. which at tie
end c, Tuesdays session Was bringing
only sezxc, vas wanted as coon as tAs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-24
HOTEL ARRIVALS.


RArNIER-GRASD HOTEL.
w J. Rucker. Everett.
W. A. Sternoerg, Tacoma
w. y. Chapman. Portland
W. q. Davis. wife ard boy. Lyons. Seb.
y. e D@sc.a. Portland
+. Prophsy. Tacoma
Y. Braphey. Tacoma
J. P. Amy. Tacoma
Charles E. Horton. Tacoma.
Fred Bailey. Tacoma
l.. b. Summer, Everett
Gen. Porter. Everett
William W Mlsh. Everett.
George b. KIT oger. seaatiA
]. l. Grant. Everett.
Coin Campbell. Everett
A. Eastman. Tacoma
9. X Brown. City.
l.. II. Bow nsan. TIA soma.
John l.. Daniels. Ssndas'ky, ..
n. A. Murphy. ST. Pau.
Henry J. Giertsen anf wife. Minneapolis
G. 2. Iaprdl. vancoaver. = {.
Mss Lsramor-. City.
Miss Daxta. City.
william w. Fowilnson. San Francisco.
8. l. MINIS Casvelsnd-
r. y. Hooper. san Francisco.
T. A. Rssce, Portland.
HOTEL. sTEvE.ss.
A. o. r. Durvea. Everett
Ascers g. Cole. wigasco~n-
James e. Bell and wife, Everett
l.. W Hale San Francisco.
j. r. Arthur. eE- Paul
J. W Harris ard wife. TaGslsp.
-. Eougntsn, Wss- Iron9al@.
W. A. kootnsor. SaH Francisco.
j. Power la Conner.
II " Ssrsar. Portland
Mrs. L J. Poss. CoupevfIle.
r. Il Cock. Seattle.
IegE Lsoye5oy. Los;peviII@.
C. z Prise ard wife. SpokaaA
Mrs.. 3 Szsis VI. Spokane
r. crook Eossfs- Harsog.
NJ crook Focae Earbor.
~. ~. Mckinney, Anscortea
Mrs. J H. s<-nisely. Eairnas<ns
A. e. Charlton. Tacoma
"a r McDenah. Araeortes
" < Humphrey. City.
J. II. Hayes, Tacoma
r. r. Phelps. Tssaico.
I. E. Ciaypeo. arxi wife. Tscorna.
Mrs. u. u. Osfsorfs. TACOMA.
DR.. Souls. Esa.-