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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-20
Boys Long Pants
Suits.

s.nris Sr@sset SITS IA ssas ara
grey Mixed Chsvtasx fer s..
sanslS Breasted ssgts ia Use ara
slsck Chsviats Tor IS. 81 snss sla.
very 1FessY ssr 80
Single Breasted Salts - rretty
Ecessa Aiss tsres s1r sls ard 81
Single Br@sste1 Dress Sag.s n ens
gerxss aaS Wcvsl@ds for 90. Is and
g. S.
pouais Breasted safss IN ksoe An6
gray Nfres Ch@~tsts fnr S.
Double brss8s@s. Sstss IN beck Casv-
SOS and Mfxtares sar EN
DSans Breasted Salts in s.scs ara
s'as Ch~v;ptr and scotch AxSSrss Tor
80 an So
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-20
Mems Fall and Winter
Hosiery.

Meas Canned Hair H&It Ho~a. zoe
or . for sos.
Aens soft Nerfno Half Hose. IN
aaF1-a1 ran or black. ~.
Gsz's Cashmere HaK aos>. "a aAsSs-
"a o. hiacS sSs e~ Z Ter tiae
Meas extra ans C&nagnsTs Half
Hose. Ia nAsasat. b-awus OF black. Eo
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-20

Rev George 2 Thl.wortA ~ .nt't't, -
~ honor - h@tag ths IS. p~~shvt~~fs1
,iarwvrvsn 20 preach ~ Seatfie His @--,
sermon "a. delivered N March tsEs. n tAs
GA ''Esvown charcA" Ia 'SSs Ae "a.
chosen president - - Territorial eufwe~~
.t-v az fc~ Six year. h%ls .@rvf~es ew@--
alternate SsASsts n - ca "xNste
church TA-@e years zster. Dee -rs~r =
fs-e - ORR ~txe3 tAs F'f~~s P~~snvs.rtAs
-Aur~eA - sesfsS- wstA he toilowinx zaern-
he~@ Sa1sae Kenny Ers 1er~f- kfe~v
Ms Reb~ecs Jo1~s, Ms J>sr~tts Mcx&a-
icy. Me- Ruth Mccarthy Ais Al <
w. tse~<A Nr~- Lea Wsstw
sns Hss cara HaFrwo-gA T..
s--..--se- - ~N--~A N'i - - pe~-
r>- - T-Ns-s 49, NssssaE sr~ets was
,rsetef n 1877. ass e~ss ga 90 tn tns
se~fmr - tAAt war ~ Rev II ~. STAT
tor rs property crate. - NJ
s~vr-1- Walker a few s@a-S Sxo tcr twa
fafs en tn- 60 ~nar - F'o4rtA az. S-rs-x
st-~es. ws~-e ts-xe e~~ck cs1~ch Nasie-
9nx has s'r-% sesu srrct - - cAarrs
-. t.a~~ ser~~s ~ 80 following sas -.
t2eo-we = Wehscrxo~sA = " Mar~a
-NeNssn~e c'~~~2 " ~ s+~rffe- George
r. Bird : = strsnge. Es8str " B~nw.
a.. Aisxs-3@r ATso- Pen 80 >~sx "a
vax-: -re->e~ars ~ - a7>1 aAs w-oNu unsg
g. ~rz ra-- s--s SaVs~s1 ha- f~~s es-ses
Su--ss<-szx tH~ material fe~ s~v>~zI o.Ae<
ecaSssAfax Yr~SaytNEAa csGrca>s.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-20
New Fall Dress Goods.

Our Dress Goods Department. 70 now
repRsts with she largest and most mag
ni-cent collection Of high class novel
ties fer fail and winter wear ever
displayed in this city. vsx:
Canvas LAlneux. Zise.Ine Hume.
Aoaair Fantasia. six SHOT Epsngiine.
Metal BFoche. Ponpa3o9r Aohalr,
Tutsed and Rough Caeviots lplain and
fancyj AZ our usual moderate prices
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-20
BOYS Short Pants
Suits.

re~uNEe Creased Rseser eSs-a fss
ESs e SO ss1 As
Tsoaels Breasted SUITS - Chs~f0ts.
Tr.cols a. ~ ztzTss TOE =, g. s.. -.
- e. IS ard s..
rays TAres Piece sssts r. Nn6ey
Gag warss ~as ass Trtecfs tia vs-y
Eatest eGt sas g.. sc sn1 IL
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-20
Art Department.

- FAA@
orr stock IN this department. Is now
complete, and nc have never had so
many compliments on any stock as We
have had on this one. The stock Is not
only larger, but was selected wtia
greater care ard our styles are mora
exquisite and dAIntier than ever before.
The crowds saat daily throng about
this department testify 20 this fact. and
our sales force is larger IN this depart
ment than ever before ~ this tina of
the year.
Stamped Linen Doylaes L 7. .. Is, Is
D., - to s5e each
Stamped Linen Center Pieces Is. IS.
60 s., IS Sc 10 s. 3 each.
Stamped Lnen Trays 50. q. Is. Soc
s. 20 G.so each.
Stamped Linen Tea Cloths s.. =. S-8.
sl.75. s. 70 s3.-5 each.
Stamped Linen STARTS 60. s. s.. eco
10 81 % each.
Stamped Linen Hanesercaief Glove
ard Cravat Cases Sc and +sc-
Stamped Linen Baby Pillow Gases
60, rs az 20 ST. = each.
Stamped Denim Cushion Covers
Il. Is, 50, IS. Sc each.
Stamped Denim Tabl. Covers Is, 50,
$50. TITS. s2S. s. 50 each.
Royal Society Embroidery Hixs. col-
ors and shadinss perfect
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-20
Children's Cloakings.

54-!nch Imported Boucle Cioakins. IN
new colorsngs OF blue and black. red
and black. green and black. and plain
black, al g5c. $50 and $50 per yard
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-20

r. r~--ir'x f'-s--7-y-, c--s4
N~i1acz. Aea8Srr. ~ X V.
Pierce, y n. Nh.ef Ccusuif-
l-sS s>~ sr~sa 60 iz- lava
ISIS h-tsi y sgrsica. lassl-
in;s- AS--.aAAi = 4 .I.sss ,sssEcs.
Illustrated Is no Cores
Sol ~ s. - Paper -S-osu1
SEEE "a rcC~trls Of II crrt
So = p f1T mating s~iY CT.
cipS i'-sN0rlfai ioF ~ ccnfs Ae-
dress tie AalAzsr, as above.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-20

Yea -sli feel nurh more eosafsrtssls
sA@ss chilly mornings ARD evenings X
you ~ ear some % our snss we-sl IT,
dsxwsar We can CT yea osi fer q
very rf0ieSsts sun. ss4aeT IL medium
or heavy w@sgats- snecia{ vaiu@s for
Es9. 60. tE-so and "a. - per Sglt.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-20
At 81, $l.25, $l.4O
and 81 so.


Don't buy until you have seen this
remarkable gathering OF new fabrics.
The styles are the newest cut and lhs
prices far less Cor tue qualities offered
than have yet been offered ia Seattle
Many new lines are shown this week
including many extra special values.
At 25c.
Atwood TricosA black. navy. green
and brown
Fancy Dark Mixtures and Irregular
Check Effects IN stylish colorings.
4o-inch Tailor Cloths. Mixtures only.
good value al ioc. only sc
At 4Sc.
Stylish Notified Su!tings. comprising
in addition 10 other colorlngs. full as
sortments Of the popular green COM
binations.
At soc.
Two tone speckis Cheviots. rough
effects. ali desirable co!orinss.
AT o0c.
Boucle Tufted Invisible Pialds, IN
handsome combinations az green.
brown garnet and blue. with black.
q inches wide.
AT Csc.
ss-ineh Heavy Tailor Cloths, in plain
colors. mixtures and black. Also
5.-inch line At Soc
At Use.
Rich Silk and Wool Plaids. IN = dif-
rerent effects. Similar lines at sec. $50
ami $l.2o.
At S5c.
Two-toned SILK and Wool Figured
Novelties. II inches wide.
At o0c.
eeinch Boacle Brocades. brown
green. blue, with black
Imported Rough Novelties. very rich.
changeabie co!orings, equal Ia effect 70
goods shown elsewhere al S.-5o
AT 81 q Yard.
Golf Sgltings, the newest Tailor Cloth
on the market, g. inches wide, stsaIn-
shrunk. reversible and non-spota6le.
At Sl.2S.
Rich Novelty Boucies. in Ottoman,
Poplln and Checked Effects. Rough
Shaggy Cloths. only ths newes; col
orings.
At Sl.4O and S1.5O.
Richest Novelties In Six and Wool
Brooches. that compare favorably with
goods a. twice the price
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-20
New Catalogue.

Oar IA sst w3aE1r zaiaaoxus Ss- a.
haz D. ~ issues. II 10 f-Ay Gsassrs~
80 suss u ts 1@@es ans - & great
v444- 20 ssT@sfs Sao nps o@tssss shs
rs.v ss x sea95sx snefn 20 sop ~
-sxI sa satt srkss1Tt z% = fr&sng "a
1y~rss.a cara 3ga- 49, &c mates frss-
Sc ssaxra n.ss@ 20 81 s-&-1 axssssx sat-
sas&g1Ssrt4y-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-20

vs. sra now showing al -. rev
styles "a Mems Overco&ts, from the
CHEAPEST 20 the bezt. A look iaTeug7
our stock ~ii eanvinc@ yoH tast eur
values cannot - b@assn al s.. Sc.
SIS. SIS. So.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-20
Ladies' Handkerchief.

Ladies xfsndk@Twhtsss. Waits. scos-
o7e4 an: eEnaoros5- red. SPECIAL values
., 10. l-Ss. Is and &C each.
Ladies' All Linen hand embroidered
haa1Ae<Ssaiefs &c and 10 each
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-20

Pew X r>~~fS~esss~e - eyfss5 ~ sr -.
-. sss-sr 81 Asvsar snEs+ fA~ ers- Ga
-, ~sssr~~A n &safsie Ne 50. rasszsa-,-
srv ~nc@s -e.G - tsSor @xfwF*s avsr 20.
snrf-4 EaEss srzlrt reEeos. 1854 - a.
sNa~sx - cac@ s3aste~v ~ - ssss sns
Ffrs.tSs <>aenHuass 90 - o. Il 49,
ve-asNsr 2SfF agfsr s&T1S ofte~ wts.ees
- & ~awAsE wages mlssTsS eAts vNss s9e =
~ nas11t-s - ssgr-l ~ - - -Nks SEA- a
80 ssnse~ * nls lenx ex@ETsSo9~ ass-
~ -. o Aesss~ - 8 -~4s sF-ss =
-erres ~aa<. u r tEec = FER c9-SFv 1A<aaz.
M-esr~ ss=as1s 80 sors1 80 as tsssA s.srs
sea .ne @aaeste - v3~s@~ - -eesza 8 !.
@EsaassEs * ~eazwar EatEer Frsfers -
10. sz-x s-.--s.s~- -ax @e~S- w-z-1@s ~ ssAsss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-20

q ~. owr creed nu. also - ~ - 70
e-.s r-sr1-e people o. o-aer faiths ~
ea> s<~ssszrcs Of perfs51ore-p and s-eIEs
BE was .cshsed 70 erect . sraE cur
building o. Re corner OF SoTts Foar-o
arr Washington Gree.a TIE corgreEa-
ton corgs-raes % grow. Until sas Af@
csrv - re haaSsag Vas unequal 20 ta@
demands rz.e npos IL. ard n lsc rs s>ea-
frK capAez1v sss greatly Increases oy -
aszSs.s1rs % q rsw structure a. cos q
SIS aaa Several other CssnosAc e1arcSe
thr@- % them osi1g o-Icz. Save since Cos
erected Il va-sna.s Da--s OF me cfsf'
rarhs- Prssor.asne e respects by 81 foT
tssS nary admirable qualities Of rat-G 40
heart. IRRESPECTIVE of cree4 o. religious
tesSes
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-20

t1aarf your sigh
Miss FrauNes Ntxizsh.
GRADUATE 0p-sefan.
Spscts~lss snG eyeglasses,
No extra charge soT consultation,
Ss, r4rst avenue. y " Cor ColuEn'
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-20

II 81 Fslr1ne5 Pager Patterns ars
r--rfses .fs.ng sz9 g~-f@et n ssEse
Ef7csn~aas f2aala9 s1acs fav sseaos~r now
rra-sy FER Tree & -e.sgAaa. TRY TO
y,sss@rns ca1e 2a@ yea wAs use 10
other.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-20
New Millinery.

W are nos showing some very choice
eyes N Waking Hats. and also . por~
-oA q cur stock - millinery. The
opening DAYS. wnsch viii &c announced
later. via De wo-ta waiting sor.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-20

For nearly ten year, re First MssAos-
ist Episcopal chpreh Rad ths only church
building IN Seattle. The next one crested
was that Of the Methodist Protestant
church. which was fcan8e1 by E.ev Daniel
BagIey, who came here with rs family IA
$50 and pres~hci for several years IN ths
Cd White church" uatl s3e brown
church" erected BY Daniei BaEiey or re
corner of Second and Madison streets
wh~rs the E4slte apv stands was ready
for occupancy IN 1854 Eor twenty y@s-s
Mr. Hawiey served this church az pastor
In iss2 ne Brown church" vas moved
over ana or rs ate handsome new
house - worship Vas erected. Thgs TO-
geGhsr wtfA fh= Oh building. vas cc1@af.-
"a ~ tAs great fire q JIn> SO From
the proceeds * he sac ~ the lot sns -
sarsnre money a res ste was purchased
on me corner 81 r. ~ - Pre- streets
where fte present hanfsa9as church w..
Ar-cf~sf ~ . cost q - az ard dedicated
N October fSsA Among th- pastors whs
have @,]ei ere pllpss @. tn,s church. "a
sdan3cu - Daniel Bs<fsv. we-s = a
Racks. Rev sexton. \. g Mower. Rev.
Skfarnorw Rmt Rev. c7ar< DAVIS -nse-
wn0xe leadership the ehaynA grew :, -
,v- Il tie strcug Religious societies q Sc
alta
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-20

Fourth HAMS. Teeks Cab Tsss.
Band Bows. aew s1s2s ns~ Euafs.
sew s6aocs. . fas Assortment Tor
&c.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-20

Korn. formerly % korn~ Runisey Drug
Co. WI he pleased 10 Sc Ms sF'entss ana
,,.tr,ax j Nj IAngs drug store
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-20

FER nice snf,y ssrns as delicious eaoon
Try F-R CO. brand
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-20

We Are Sole Agents I'm
Seattle fer the CeIe-
Drated Imperial Hat
at $3.50.
Fab Styles now on sste
Equal ia style ard wearing qualities
70 any s. Hat on tho market.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-20
DR.. E. MARTIN RATCLIFFE

DR.. Z. MARTIN RATCLIFFE
~ You've FOOLED WITH SaTtrRp
ass are sG-eT.zx Eas cszsssz11e-res xasrs
20 Ys-ys g1sA4s 80 &xtake - -N.ssasr-F.
4esrn ta&- ies0~a1ls saes A4~- ~.sr~4 -
- s-~ces - toetF =.ssaxe u~ 81
~ A.. - sfT7Nxs az8sF sr@ w.uksny
4e- $50 &Ea1g y34r e. -w-eser cor.
s4.t .ss +2Ct1s sEoss e ms Neem /.
c2n-l- 1c : s&ts~*ss sr IE~xf &C 4 Eases r.
c7sssr Is kAs pgaer~As fss,-ttsek g,xs-w
sssse - Bob sexes Pa .ss.F zns Per
s1srerlte e@re@ y - -s-t ests 80
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AT Sl.4O and ST. so.

Richest Novelties IN SIX and Wool
Brooches. that compare fayoraoiy with
goods a. twice the price
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Don't buy until you have seen thls
remarkable gathering OF new fabrics.
The styles are the newest cut and lhs
prices far less <or tue qualities offered
than have yet been offered ia Seattle.
Many new lines are shown this week
including many extra special values
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-17

-. y mar must Raw. .-r,..~.
.syxa -s.sS 70 Dc allowed 70 ran
fsSos !, tesf' cast any DOUBT On vnzr- -
- exclaimed Williams. 4. -.
rer 49, =. trends. John Why hzs n, -
Know go - ua.S stare than 7. ard I
aaessaard moved that Tsssess =.
-Assaht ion- Cr0tfy and v-sIfszr,. 49,
49, '&s cat Ssccrsss a. cssse<sx -. -
yr.l.. ais was done. aa6 tn.r -
<o- - s-oNes ~. lie was very gsssss,s.-
ING rest Of tlEe afternoon.
= fYAf saTnss we're I'd sg- ,a,,~-. III
p-sgse holloway. joan ws1la~a r.
- 'H1 aisn W. w. Def.onx re- -. -
- '.TAite1 IN no chosce rs. net.
"sfe - Far gat % i 49, -
60 10 Favor % Holloway -ss. -
a. gaze Holloway 10. eas..e,
- A- receiving lis sn5 w.r1s. -
rctss. Tish is necessary sa- go =
-, 80 erection vas made gnsrf-,4-ex
80 H'a1e 41Fie xues~a ....
90 a. would do wher he - - s
aaS FAC nsrc work 20 make hsr-sess -
a. 7 crowd laughed ard 5aks. So
- Ha'nl.D vas rornlaates so- ,~.,u.-.
s1Is@yor ~ aeclamatser. ro 60 - -.
cate being men tforass ~--'~4 eah--
- 'taeTFest4SS c0nteS1 vas ha& -
n'.14'1il'24 ]11gsSh4D. o. r Poo 80 80
- re third ballot The 5000
yc3tts ~ n Glasgow. na-qtnarss -
~ i4A4Fn Parnserlee, George = ~. ~
Dr- House; q. r Borus ~ - -, :, - y
an an siias D. Snipiey. by q = - -
- ballot resulted as soslo-gx- o.
90, - Bogat. ~. shtpley = 49,. :.
eotia tf5lot-Bozue, 81. Sfss~le-r r.
o.asxow. 81: Morris. - =
Third bsllot-Bogsse -. rs
o,ssfo*. =; Morris /
ho8as was OF course ~anrs
stSs-n' and made the usual saF< rfre.,. -.
st'EeF and what he Eoula "A - s5-...
1A.lt@ylns in his shirt bosom ~ So =
pEssxel ''aS Ass@s q
- ~ ineisent OF the nominations -a~ -.
wiz which G. O. Avsfayt ~~ags,4fr.
IiHcsF OF tee convention. ~. rs.ref,.---s
- use o, tie psaee re hz4 80 n.e-
s11N - a c@nSs1ate. and vas thA re,k
nose - for tas .-l-s we ~
W ParIerie< C. NJ ThaIsnd
- Aa'-lstorc. A l.. Palmer ana .
=. nHsah The sast named vlrhk~.zF hfs
name before the baiot!nr began -, -
a. woes were cast for sir - 50
l-Ai w.liie hs cons.1srsd himself s. "a -
q e~2oioats Tor tt. Office y.t BE ri. -
vsiscacy o. his position anf zpa7F zsk ~
~.s-1sh 10 take MS pIace temporarily As
cifaif mar TA+E was taken a. zu ss,efo.
Ton that he would accep. - n~g-e "a
as Ae retired from the platform q rhesr
We gwen FArfnerle@ ina-ne lately e tA
ore" In bis favor and vas followed 81,
AAa4ana From all over me house rar,e
announcements OF changed votes. end
A-stIhs nomination was naAuv mate az
aeclamation amid prolonged ehesrs. n re-
Stunning the platform ne spoke % his inter-
est n lie cause OF fasioa ard free c3inara
'Sad promised 70 administer justice as ha
xa~ oest-1hsn elected
recess was then taken 20 ALLOW the d.
I9e}s 10 caucus ana choose nominees lar
representa- lives. They were srnaunes5 a
follows: j. u. spencer, from the Fortie.h
disiFacr' X Merchant. from the Forty.
first: Scion T. Williams. from tbs Fort.
second
Ine county central committee was
CHOSEN ss follows. II. p Decker. Homer
NJ. Hi. Paul d'Heirry. David Gilmore. q
NJ Moore. A e. Nelson. George c. Lyon
a. A. Doyle. John r Blackburn, Henry
Eucie and W. c. Ratter.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-17
SAN JUAN WIDE AWAKE.
The Eepu blicans There Are Holding
VERY Enthusiastic Meetings.

Trfs4v Varbor. Wash, Sspt The
splendid gathering OF tHe people here lasf
ga shows co-cius-vely taat ker1osl-
can.srn s. N the forward march n san
Juan county. The Democrats are or ne
r1D. aa5 re Republicans are pouring not
s,ot into thar scattered ana re,rsa.-ng
forces There - 70 1ol6- 5ut t1at al
question IS pas. as % results here L :
.0y only 2 question 90 ne s.z. o re
majority J. TIE elec.i0r were > u head
tomorrow re Republican party would
easily double IS hixhesr majority s. ira
pa and L Is gaining recruits every day
<otw5tb standing ths sfo-r announce
sne1t. ara der eiy dark sri rainy night,
the peoD1s turned out IN large numbers
% hear he address &c =. Y. Ross Repuo-
lfra1 candidate f3r attorney general e
hall zaS heAutt<2lly decorated and tne
audience vas fu} rf ent11Stassn- TIA
speaker vas i- rue spirits. and delivered
mastery address o. twe aogrs' lenrth,
covering IN an able AMI conclusive manner
ira n-sseu, issues He he'll his audience
wf-1 ease. ard was Frequently .~-e~r5Pt :
~ tremendous spp.acse TIE forces q.
disorder 15slou5r ard -rTG5ist4oa Rf-@
hs~clec vfta2at gloves, tut wi,e z s0l-y
a.8 convincing ic~ic james = Azi1+4' y
T@xss' ea-3 attempt - break toe 20 =
AT eff &c Ectlearys sQee-a. WI
has Ass1 = sa,v cir- slstef ae-e, - 2si =
~afr7v r7a~1f 4 ~.ti~'~E story toat Nc
Gear hz1 admitted a. GEsves ~s7e
forged or u~-a'5ahfe vs. nailed - tas-
"crozs ~ go5z' hy re-a.rs ,eiegfa u
6sre-t from Aicfiea-y. h-an5rg II
story s. s most u0ails151g fzis@a@o& -
r-@.oss'a ~ .r.s coGnrv 7ii vote to- 70 11e1
s7~ COZ xress Ttc@P stock u campaign 81
formation cors .s-s OF "A few Southern So
rses zn5 a colossal campaign .Le. poo.-tsls
AID sam tir.5e w1a swee9 te-s oo1r,s- ami
q f-w more Desperate stories Ike La =
NrtSfsa~v -aua~3 ~ ra4Aa ~ uDars17osss
- tAa Republicans
= y Thompson. - l-170s. SpokA =
era same bail or F-isy nEaf last. as
80 followers wel- a~sv saI3~r e1r ~
~ ss~ naan. EA'e tae 81 p-b .ca-s RIO
ma - - alost CT his autitreF. f2ant re
ares sr.@ss at As sig 3zlert G-ea s. ID tsair
sEt.sr-ere several Democrat. a3ve
eaf-a4 .a- n>er-Alrs1 ct4a as result -
.ss-~sor meeting
Ma a. : c5l- ~ Ma .eo-a. SPOKE i
yN@st ~s-- Tss~--sg ant q. Lrrsz Wei
~es4av ana will g7.sak -1 tas Wesley Taa~s-
CAV asxat
F-se-voefv Is sa carries. A@-e sa@ rae
se~. ns-s ~ Mckinley. rro;e---oa &-1
soe1z rre-ay is cve-w
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-17
NOTES OF rnr coNvnSIIoNs.

Tn. sw-srauaa politician. Harrv Lax,
Of tAa First waf1. tired rs aans AS 3
sssat hef3cr yesterday And seeuae1 81 60
vel
+. Goddard. ;he ex-~-a-rserta tsvr e.
ALI +, have aalse3 tAe t3cSt contemt en
=. Rf-rs.at " aym t.e ~~n Ecremcs ccr-r rs tee
~eoart 0ts saemttTr1.
e. p paxae was gaa1 wne7 6 Fs--
ha~k ,nsse 8 3ouK namsntTs1< srfa-A 81
favor ef n S-tr'eV- ara - - sff-
~ n.~ grents fhat GO Nss a.fv
y 7 vur~re Jo~s}sr "a as Hx -e- As
= VAS zlsrc ngoase< $50 ~ - tE.f er-.-y
z,-swStns< t.sar.ly ffe IS oct osA@ a
si4se-h .;lrfre go esrVea- as. pessss 3
sNerc fu coseftt1ncs
sitAssxh I.@o Nsl.a@r wss s1>vet a1se-
a f',, f-orUHst prsfnar -, - @R~ p e'
.sf~-e A use s-sgFrf. ifa- #zs Wa1 o ~
sss -rz- ga csass ga -tE. aee y = a+a ~ n -
- "a 1ss noraspst.aa.
s,es~s, NJ 4e.iavNv, Gaaf ~2n ~fa -
.-sanfx -t~es - ~t4 50 - ce'"
S~...- Fssresst Tt IS. rF@A-T a~s-'1-
W. n+ IA xnte~ ant Ent~ tn4 greeted
s =, "a hs.s * Sua<e sn sssr centsa as
T,s. *h-tr .v,s-s 70 z. C.av~ao. 49, e~s
r-st easr4 " revenge 7r ssst.-s~s7~a : 'ffsfk
- .r~r A1,t rssrauniV fs efw sd \ = eat'-
81 ~si Left s~ kssass = 49,
ss~ Like sone ri ra~fsefs1ern res -
s.r-~ wAs p .s~t wtsH aaEe -sa+s. ~NE = 'lss-
rtsn rs.nts ar8 a -prrrF Aftes
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-17
CUSTOM HOUSE AHEAD
II Holds the Reins in jefferson
County Politics.
JUSTICE JUSTICE At sUMss.
Pierce County Fair Already Gives IN
dscsriors That II VIII Have
Handsome surplus.

Ts7-s Tea-se-f. Sec-- ss.-SDe1s - = ,
Lseup-rzc.e cozaly contention ALL cc1-
vene Xxx Sz-arzay- SINE t1s Iy-s-lzA--ss
many C tae 1a-lc1zl questions a lssse
have beer - sste-I - 11e admins ia q.
ard Bryen Democrats As before state,
y y. Jennings. re young sl-ve- 81
he-en- AID firm friend o ms Custom
house contingent, ToE f01r-z1-as q ne
css4ryry delegates. ard s2As rlt To- zLlss
F'.txgasa.1 o. re sae4t for the ncCal1sat u
- Superior Judge F'sszgtra.d lost TO t-r-ae
81 cr4n.4ag mo me band wagon, a-ad :
now supporting Mr.. Jennings fo- we
nomination c. Judge. tEe honor w11c1 -
himself wanted. jennings had been So
ro~-Ers- ID Carr smith for county e.
to~nev ozt fltzEera-ds FElagnar.lrairY .
E5t1arzRS1S zzs o =iEc1 .res-- -az- e
value rs&t &c = Eox urging TIE l2tter so-
rAz- roa15nz ron, and Su3La-Teu. ne =
practically oow-ue9. -hoIgh he threatens
% TN icaepe0e1s1E-
T. L = bias. s.. she an.l-custor1s lad
e. - res sous.n.s for the ASSERTION maj
Z eeal has oeeo made 20 nominate A \
P.lmner. no IS generally supposed %
- warn Mckinley supporter. tho2sh
frle-rtlr % Squire. 2z1 Joseph 4 Kuhn
for rne legislature.
Owing - the aarcfty q sO-caiIed sIlvs-
Republicans IL jefferson county. K "a rot
believed TIA: II. D-4Izne- wolI3 aece x,
BIT = Is qgl-s different vltA Judge r. lhn-
NsYsT = t3e history % the county was "a
knoEa . deSi.-.e nomination for o1tSce.
The Poss1l4sts asl1 . majority q the
Dsm0crats are urging sam Had-0ck. -
Porg ia ..lo--s. and Or. II <. Wilson q
as csiy. for TIE legislature BOtn men
are consistent u their principles, honest
II their convictions ard woul4 make
s-ro0s team
The Only ether nomination practically
settled = fh4t C Siaae Davis. % 4a5to-ek,
co4aty con- .oGe-. Tor sheriff