davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-06
Pointer and Patchen Against Time.

Ottumwa. Ia. Oct. 6.-Seven thousand
people from this part OF the state saw
Star Pointer and Joe Patchen go against
their own records at Williams mile
trackyesterday. Star Pointer turned the
track in 2:01k, against a strong head
wind. Patchen started out well. turn
ing the half in one minute. but he could
not do the mile in less than 2:O4
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-06

Dies Moines. Ia. Oct. 6-The local min
ing situation has assumed a threatening
aspect. the operators OF the Keystone
coal mine having secured a posse Of
deputies to protect their property and
keep the strikers from intimidating the
men who want to work.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-08

Tree rc-rz1 se7osx far tie rsse @
v-z.es-rxp- az to-az exr.@zSs q $50.
waf,s ~ state zzsvs-ssry gsss azt sss.se.
sz1 tae axvfcazltzrs4 eozegs 5at s1-sa.
wat rza-.~ q rszs11lrw 1z= s.~rifF ssse7
ssvg Every year tAa Dea-1s e sea1-a- g
reessss are aoe1zed vita agp-se4zSo-s q
wszs. zzz.Sa@S s1aocg tsscse-z. zz1
rE rs are esE-s spoz % Mir
,a1n f6rs@ state normal s@1osAz
Ts- srricLtu-sl College s. aozzg
ruzxrsacert wcrx "a iEs spsets1 Fec.
All tae stzt. szgszsd bear iEs shs-s -
zaslntziz & cecSnsiy. Tia university has
s4@@a increased ard expaaAe1 n re past
few rsxxs uztl i l. nor one o. ta= Eos
Ezseszz szses.usssrs u TIE wAols stste sz1
tas legislature s5ozs1 certainly ass1tats
s-esor. e-1pr.lzg i c. closing rs 50o-s. Al
ws1 cs-EzzsEy Dc 1ox4e by ne ziggarHy az
Esxgg-lzts0 rropossc n s1ra-= b. No SD
TIE university = ocztsc 81 re -zcst pep
sse2s porrioz of ire stxs=. Situated n
E1nS county. v1lca contains ozs-ffIs c.
re erfsr. popalstioa 81 RS state ard
pays crs-H.za % tas entire taxes CT tie
s1zrs. ard oslzz L. easy reach O. -az1V
cs1sr p-o2Esozz cou-v1ess Es university
saoz.z certainly 81 maintained IN rzxE-
rs- somewhat Commensurate Wit t1s
growfh % TIE state.
TIE university 10 the czsy iasist1ttcn n
ire Northwest tsat - conducted without
q preparatory department II IL 10 lo1gs-
u err -szzsttssr vita esA -txn school b. I.
Is tsvots1 70 true university WORK. "a ~
10 tine II its history eozld II endure xfr1
Iess Danger tire drastic treatment ~ TIE
cut n IS sEprort proposed by iris lsgls-
isfzrs
During ne next two ysars TIA sg-tcul-
turAl ca2gegs All get 1880 from t1s ma
ta8nsI Eoverrmsat. which, a1d-s 20 TIA
state allowance. makes 81 least -. o. sni
the university Is ex2ects6 20 De RAJ sisia-
ea o. sazz less By 81 90. and 1sss than
tns advances dor norma SHOES -
81 ga
TIE legislature owes II 70 ths ststss 70
tie county OF Eizg. 70 lie university and
!ts strt gz.ins students TO revise tais Uni
vssslsy item. and II Il cannot provide to-
gartzsr growth Of ths university Il saoglt
give al east as Eaaeh as vas appropriated
for SIS maintenance two years ago. We
must not take a step backward Iasa pro-
vIGing for oar best scaso-.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-08

T-sara sa@rss 20 rezser % toast tszt
ire senate wEsf seat ths senator's enc Gave
b~~s recently apzo4nfsa ~ tso soTs-E9-s
=. MIR reSr,~eefvs states. which. = coass
VII give the Republicans scasf major
fty n fas sez&ss. counting FEl-ea2re. o
No-ta Carolina as certain 20 zSs Win
ths party On every q1ssfsos save that q
free ooinage % silver.
TIE av1ozntsc senator's sre three II HUE
eer A. ?. WOOD. Ct Kenszeky. appointed
70 sueesed Blackburn. Corsssts Q. Oregon
srpo.nted 70 saecesa sfitr1sa. ard Hen
dsrsoz, - Florida. appointed % saeoee1
Cal.
In tire dispatches from Washington r "a
s.aasa that the decision az re ssnais IN
ere cases o. Matte. CO Nontana, and
AIlsn. O. waka1ngsoz. w1zsd stan1 IL tne
Wy q TIE senate recognising the raxnt
o. the governors 70 appoint IN Oregon and
KsnfaeSy. ia wa4ch states the vacancies
are due % the failure .. tie legislatures
70 e1est- There L.. however. distinction
bst1saa the cases presented now and TIE
eases II which adverse action VAS taken
four pears ago.
TIE constitutional rrovfsion 81 regard
to gae filing o. vacancies IN the senatorial
Representation % 9 STATE r. as s0Iloss:
~ vacancies happen BY resignation o.
Otherwise during the recess Of lie lesls-
lature OF any state. ths executive there
% May make temporary appointments
until the next meeting o. the Legislature.
which snail then ell such vacancies"
In the washington and Montana cases
ressrrea to. the vacancies occurred On
M&reA By Tire expiration % the terms q
the elected senator's On that date the
legislatures o. both Washington and Moa-
fana weTs Ia session. bat each wss dead
los kea" over TIE senatorial election. and
subsequently, adjourned without having
made an ssection. Alien and Mantle we're
subsequently, sppo4nted. bat the senate re-
fused 70 seat either % them. On the
ground thst the vacancies which they
we're appointed 70 al id got occur during
the recess OF the legislature IL Is true
that taers was some discussion over tne
question WHISTLER vacancies created ~
he failure o. ths legislatures 20 perform
taelr duty IN the premises came within
TIE constitutional provision referred 70.
bit TIRE controlling factor In the senzsss
refusal 70 seat the appoiRtees Vas as
stated.
Ia tie cases now presented from Ken
lucky and Oregon, she legislatures had al
opportunity 10 elect senator's. bat jailed
10 CO SO SevershelesH. both Legislatures
adjourned PRIOR 70 March 4. 50 IN saca
case the actual vacancy occurred during
tse reeess." and neither legislature has
been IN session s.nce the vacancies Oo-
CURED
Under these circumstances. IL IS quite
probable taat the senate VIII decide 20
admit iae appointed senator's. II Is also
quite probable sst TIE pu Pont case
from Delaware ~ili be reopsned. and tast
ire triangular aght from that state All
~ sc1tlcd ny tae seating az tae senator
wao was actually elected two years ago.
hut whose credentials Rsrs refused him
~ tAe governor q Delaware. This woalt
give tae Republicans a majority on all
party questions without requiring the aid
% any ~rllvcvr senator.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-08
THE GREAT FIGHT.

The gathering AZ Carson On the i7th tns-
ID rot for the purpose Of discussing TIA
moral aspects OF prize aghting. bit Tor
tie ostsnssbss purpose Of determining TIA
relative prowess ard scAancs Of Co-esti
and Fi.zsinnons The Poss-Intsll.gencsr
hzs arranged 20 have special correspond
sut on tie ground and he viii sand fIll,
reliable and impartial repo--s before Az
~ tbs time o. tire n.acA-ta-ket-os coz
test Il Is "a the Ilae of is determination
TO give news events os pubic interest
wisho2; regard 70 cost K Is scarcely rec-
essay 20 remind Ats readers Of the nlany
Instances OF enterprise IL hzs recently
given II has found al spprec.ative re-
Spouse on the part q TIE pubic and
fn3s every encouragement 70 continue
the policy which. among other things. III
caced Il 20 send SPECIAL reporter % IL
tsrview Ii Hung Chang, 20 send . s2e-
ciaI correspondent; 10 Japan 70 gather tn
formation likely 10 tend 10 ceesiopn ezt
o; tAs commerce and trade Of this state
with the Orient. to give fun ts,egrsphis
reports Of tia proceedings o. ira lsgisla-
ture and % the inaugural ceremonies
TIE reports. therefore. from Carson VIII
&c as full and complete as those % any
Eastern newspaper.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-08
NOTABLE PEOPLE

Senator Sherman has Instructed sis
agent 90 lease his NansEel8 bone for the
term q four wears. as hts duties 81 So
-esary q state wi1 keep A1l = WASH
inEtc1 CO.. tsrEo1sly-
me rnuaor thai Jonn O. A. Letshr-a1,
who recently resigned from t1s prsst-
6@ucT y TIE Carnegie sIA@4 LoT2Esarr
Ernt-e3. vas = candidate To- sPpotzf-
Eueat IS minister 70 represent tas
Cr.tHs Ssste- az Switzerland. hsS been
confirmed by Mr.. II. {. Frsck.
NJ Na1.&n's tszx-awsitas "Farshest
No-r1 was SIT sowr fgr Publication n
Laz1on o. EasS-us-y :. X = dedicated .
lis We e. these terms To Her N1o
Csriseene6 fa4 Sstp sza Had the Courage
70 Wsst" -as author Is sd . - 50
Eoo1 as driving a e2TEas1 thzt the Jest
suE E4gns F1-SzEsea h&S essn inFe2Ied
fer 1tn-
T1e nszsaf cysI3Rpss CO Sss1nsiX re
cAesS pi&y@r. - prs@&tly sac 20 excess
ssge mental effort over rhe Eawss a.
EsouEa tazs Is nc. ssaE@@ In TIE 6iseztca
&rra0zEt1E tAaE kes Sas bees plscs4 r. =
nrzwsse A@y3ura a. Nesces. ffe = nearly
s. TsArs os1 AAv.nE s@el bcrE = Prague.
Eaa@Zls- Nay e. zss% Il was il IseE GaGt
- sen he sgorsG'a caAzx gs41Dshs2 ny d.
tesrta~ Pro- An53rsez O. ate years is
paSwszg hss rss beer 90 strozs- As II Cd.
- ccrtssE tgSt EC~th a. AaScSw wt-n
las&@r hswf-r r@szzl I'D e a ytcsnvw and
tAs cEsl1rtczszap sCr tAe later. X 1tl
es FecA8ss EnAE "a brilliant Morpav >
-sz1 gate Nzy Afts- Re rad 14zno--
ss-4.G1 24s sa2eArr-1y cver a. TIA ct1Sx
c&sss Esays<t CO tie word
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-08
freak ssxzssatsca wtt1a was hetng c-sr-a

freak sexzssztsca which was hetrg c-sr-9
O. sh3 roor G. ire so1se.
TIE gaze vas : close oas. but last ps@x
c1apssan sswma-. % re hozzss. ears ~
Ger 80 sire r. ere t~a- 50 Ear AREAS =
c1&rlStn goses. q t1@ Reosts. tAaf = =
fear@6 tAe latter wlz permanently rstsFs
sru- shs enassss- Tns feEspz9ax as to
p~sl5loz e the Almighty ~hkeza CaApasirs
.ewraan sent 50
% E4orS loek 99wr Spor - azt Eul1@
osr gsgfsgepz f~aza the g4EfAIss -1ae1 ns-sa
a. "a TN1z foNr = fszA ~ pitfalls Aer
@ffer re naeznsers - snsx nonarasa~ acesS-
q Tar1 ant x<es Ese-1 tras and 1eeses
Keer fress sraz ~ sssoors arr 1@Ts q
cyl sad. Lord. kS~r A. ere 81 re news
r@ss~- reenrEers aE1 see fnst tn~y Al
rszhss-s1xfv an1 site -frAtsoustv. Fs@i9
The su~erirz C,UczEs- god Fst1s-s ass
rro-~-ss congress 70 disregard - EchSay
r<~sifsrsf'E mandates arc gre s1cco< -
f1~ a-~lct@1 people 80 r5sT tsae- Anes y
r,o<1 hear us noz eE1lz@ On "a art EsS3
AZ rruterf So from TIE gargr@Esz- coz
rzss sr1z4rcsH ard sway @ SzzxsrS
Ray CisVs ~ prosperity sac es-rzsfaillssSa
EVesG tbs assembly & rs WarE ASaeh-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-08
A LETTER To SPEAKER REED
InaEan War Veterans want fhefr
Claims C1n.idercd.
Wala Ma LzSs.

Waa Wa Lzs0r
". c. Pzzzeer gz14or EEz1- cozz---az-As1@r
81 TIA Indian War Veterans. <or<n "a
cEs1 coast. aas addressed -ns following
sect4- % Speaker Reed n 6@asf q rs
ccIra1ess
waNa wsu.. Wash. Feb c. tss-.
Eon- Thomas S. 2es1, Sp7as=< Of HOUSE
% Representatives. . ssz1zs -o1, y -
Dear s2r. A. Tia gsa u.s. @2a1 = os[-4-- -
re @sE Veterans y oFssSa -El- = 49, -,
granting pensions 20 Ehs Indian AZ
Veterans o< Ls<-k passed TIE lAs- ssz4l .
and - 1og pezdlEg Il TIE sS-sss a1a x
aos passed Ea1s session y Sl4- nase % =
revived n TIE n@xE senate and 60 Iaro12a
tns same routine 2s@-a. I'D 1-1y lSsef
Eacozns : lzw. ThAs cain 2a[--ALss fhS
wa- OF tie reoe3.soz Az = a. u.s. -.
Indian Var Veterans have ~A.tS2
gar1=2.zy for soEty-one years szS1o1< r--
Let T1zy have saved ne gOFSE1--1rAs
E-zz-aprs q coAz-s = the Lan1pef s-NaeA
% troops 70 1eks14 tnls Tar y est- THESE
gs4ozss< war g<TsraEs AAFs -s1s--4e1 t-..-.s-
s@syrs a. : E-sAt szcrSnc@ o. pEoss@@ " slts
AID health. K e sal % tnI76 nSS lSs o
these brave zsn are lst[-ss oeAss - 80
xtczs l6=res1 q gun o. EacS1 a 1o-. Azlg
wsioSs All orphans a<s Struggling tor
al existence sAAs others Ase l@-.As
pzzssrs graves \ tes more years 81
11s sask remnant o. this Grave ELte NAt4-
s.z-5 Ehzs czszrs5 the forests Tor "a al
s4DdUed the szsage zoe. ard ta2i pase1
see xAy for civilization W. Rave S~ssS1
away
Their Efforts have been crowned With
saccssz as syS1s1cca - the s@.egE2 sa
anSS and Tia great steel arteries xAzI bear
our commerce aid os13 ocean 20 ocean.
ard cities thas cot cur fair Western Land
a. We az TIE great ocean steamers -AAt
pow our waters 2n1 e1sa- a. paris ~ La
word
/ feel thai oas ~ord from yoa IN behalf
OF rhss fust b4u YOU'D permit IL 10 cone
Ec and become "a AZ tbs session and
rslseve ard gladden. Tia hearts o. ta@ss
Cd veterans With 5ErE torzas, wGltsnSo
locks ana tarrow-d chvsks-
They have the same love Tor SnAs gso-s-
Gus ola Tag lg1th IS Eweny-one slAzS
xhenj snd Ihs.. country Sc ever AID aEs
" & PAINTER.
i. @. CON L W V. y. p. :.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-08

The oregoziaa Gals attention 10 TIE re-
s.aEksh.s historical fact that for the first
time IN mauy years the entire roll % TIE
United states senate can re responded 70.
The regularity 81 Corbett's appointment
BY Gov. Lord may be questioned. but the
failure O. the Oregon legislature To CO.
ganixs o. vote makes 81 unprscsdsnte.
sxiseEcy. and It Is not certain mat tha
senate vii apply the rue laid down In TIA
case % Senator Alien. OF ta.s s,ate. WATCH
resulted from failure te sect after OF
ganlxati9a AID baIlotlng
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-08

Taece Is 70 5e a puo,le meeting at n.
CASna5sF o. Commerce wednesday nlxht
70 consider re Nicaragua question. Way
rot also consider the forestry reserve OF
eerf TAis IS q tAF greater frnzasdsa.s con-
sequence tA2z tAs c2nai question, wa!cA
wi1 prooao'y &c, = taksa - untn ia
rsEs.Ar sess.an-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-08

TNowR n Oklahoma tAey Gks tas.r psf
sses ana relsgtsa &c ss weu MIXES Together.
sd as a result tAa OkfAaee,a LEGISLATURE
has fas e2B ca sbks 81 Nansxs tas ossy
rtags wsss wasen q esn - compared
EseA Reuse q - oka&hes,a sesls2AsaTs
sRs eesRl2in. Es3 each easg3atn sas
been pastias ~ ere mater psFt g sss ses-
ssoa "a fgsas3e se1esnpt - eatsa rs
eroshsr q tie ether aeas. In ere &t-ecssoa
% frsAS prayers 70 eeTrezgoE4 w4ss Tee
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-08

TIE health % Queen Victoria cannot but
Re a subject q soac.tuae CT Ihs part q.
tie British soveTnleat. her age r.gst
necessarily bring laaTmitles. ard Ire great
Responsibilities q TIE European situation
usust cause Aax.eZy 800 sre2t Ter slca a
6eailstated boy
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-08

1hsEe Is = hi oefors Shs aegfslaturs 70
compel 6acto-s 20 give gyatuitous service
Ga demand. = sa0ula ee kilst. Tae MID
ic2l eode % etAlcs Ez2kes this 61sy iacuzn-
sant n cases % eEasrg sacy: and thers Is
no Aw required svsa Il Il oou,d ss en-
faree4 II passed. Il would PIT doctors at
Ia nssrcy o. dead beats.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-08

says ths wichita Eagle. Grover Cleve-
Isut Vii write an autobiography. The
sronrsspicss VII bs a coaored plate OF
ducks" And TIE coIorhon-kiilsrx two
birds with enc sson@-will be 8 brace O,
.ea3 ducks. IMPLYING Grover hinsel. sad
The party that placed hln fn the presi-
dency.-Chicago Tnie--Oceaa-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-08

King George has called upon az ess ao-
isets in America. who bsiong % tAe re-
serve forces. 10 return and hep tAeir CON-
;rynsn. II has eausea quite a stir OF ths
waterfront. The kias would 10 doua;
Eelcozas vec.1its from 10 ranks o. Cox
sy's army. TIE Cub25 forces ia Tacoma
ana etnsr wa-.ike organizations
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-08

san Francisco Chronicle: II I. evident
that TIE ssltar'z estimate % TIE attitude
- TIE powers vas more securate fas1
fhNt % King George o. Greece Tfae
trouble with TIE Grs~k king Is that -
permitted himself 20 he guided ~ senii-
rsent. whereas ire T1Irs kept his aye
axaG or plain business ENGLAND as Us
"a. talked about moral obligations sn3
osNsr Ire theories, bit when TIRE cueSttea
ez-r- % vote decided. as she always
doas, n favor % trade and coin Her az
ton WI give william Watson an cppc--
turity 70 write more sonnets on Erglane 5
shane
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-08

Ihs statement made ~ Deputy Treas
urer P214ea ought 20 ,s@ve 40 aoua; upoz
me s-etecs q delinquent taxes Yet there
IS less aaT-a "a taking 90 tAe penalty for
back t4xss tsaa 81 RENTING IL fer those
90 ,Ae prezaa: year.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-08

Ca1aia t. asAsins = vixarous a-ort To-
-1ducs izaulgrEta7. her settlement =
@ss very greatly 20 Such novezsszs
Years asa az.@ sse suecesdss IL gsgtlns =
vs-y 1esl~aeis 11ass cf irs-zfr-ants.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-08

seaster JoSa L wl-soa hAs got
chance % make frtsa1s tais sses os tAs
state e Pc wl3 exert himself 70 SET TIA
presidents ORDER revoked e.tasc ~ sxscu-
i've sct. u iaat can Se done. o. BY lsS.s.z-
tlaa AZ TIE eoa.nx sees.sa.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-08

waIla walia Statesman: After all Is
said. tire English can readily make for
Cectl Rhodes the excuse that be Is only
a Give cut OF iuck-and II Re bad been
Give In luck there would never have bean
need for ths present Parliamentary Ia
curry There would have been added 20
British dominion ne virtual supremacy
os q continent. and the man who had
done this would have been the Ion 0. bis
age. Even with masters AZ their worst.
II is not By any means certain that R1oces
viii 70. yet Accomplish the design Re has
Sc. for himself he IS wonderful man,
CO wonderful resources TIE luck OF
f-1Ivs may change, and no British govern
man. can AFFORD 20 earn the stigma o.
having SHOWN ingratituds IN advance 10
the mar who wiIi have made al Africa
nav tribute 70 her flag and her oonmercs~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-08

nsrses eur1- % work havoc wfts ts7t-r
sr-naz nature I. fa@-a = ANYTHING = as
trosowy. wnSse- gn4-s 5 o. zot forms
azc1ze- e4exe111
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-08

To Puget sozna couztry has wE-
xnz 20wsrs-l tr1sz3 = 21sse- a. Ass-,
sae ngw secretary OF var
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-08

Az earnest e@or~ g-ust - raz6s 70 ges
so-s - those zs--A-zrzzl government z4Aas
sh-ougn- Oaly <o1r Eors Gays
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-08
BITS OF HUMoR-

3oy-wbst wages win get, doctor. x
come 20 work fer yogs
Do-tor-W Wages You vii get ny se-T-
ices free What more would you have
Boy-But Doctor, an never u
Docto--ch, but yoz VII Be. II see %
tAat-Tft-B.-z
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-08

Reduced prices. commencing to-
day. These are rare and useful
ornaments for the parior. Price.
from 81 mp.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-08

Ss7te-@sT wAs Ev~st cay - ssws-x-
T'e-e rzeo1 ard ys=es wa-c n es-sase,ls-
Iss eoGsS4ssG i=1ssass q these iva su-sl-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-08

LEX ezs sh-ozt ? = to1sy- TIE alti-
-2fs-- ~z1 sx71zs ~ TAI AS1--
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-08

-, you want - r-sr-y r-st, % YOU"
sati ire father.
yes. papa" replied RS tasghtsr. villa
he arms about RS neck
An. 60 away and leave me al sioneY
why, 20 raps, know Fred viii e
willing - leave mama with yce Hozk-
ers Statesman.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-08

Aberdeen Bulletin: True 20 their tenets
OF interference With eyery5odys business
but their own, the PC2ccratic legislature
IS making trade restrictions and rules OF
business. such that az unfortunate busl-
ness MAJ viii soon Be unable 20 tell
whether ne Is running Ills trade or II him.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-08

Ths Reason whv.-'Ecw ~ mouth ra-
se-sr~ exelz3r,e5 the Mississippi River
ss-ast's oecsuSs voa sre coming % s
Ear" rep}.e9 me Ga1f o. Mexico. "--~nic&-
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Radway'S Ready Relief.

Arplse1 20 ~. threat o. rrt-g - be.,
wsfA = sEx-T desc % Railway Psiizs WI
cT-e Sora Threat. Eozrs@zsss. lnH1s1z@-
aE1 5rsx. % cold
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THE STATE PRESS.

Tacoma News: Il would be great fsa
n Turner should vote 10 uzseat Hestfeld
because Of bTtcS-y,
Coxlisz Valley Journal: n oatle De-
tween TIE Greclans i pe.tscoais AID tina
Turks IN boomers SHOULD 10. be mistaken
FOR a clash between TIE cid and new
WOMAN
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ssr Francisco Cal: Dr. Parkhurs. Is
ssfs . - suffering from oTerwo-k, ard
the sage-neas wsth ghfch The people o.
New York advise Stz 20 taxa rest In
plies strong dsslrs 70 hare che them
selves.
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COAST PAPERS.

Portland Evening Telegram: The chez
obstacle 20 Gre4ce's annexation o. Crete
consists % ne .act that TIRE Turk owes
England money and tbs Greek does not
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Original pensions have been. granted
Hugh c. Thompson. OF Spokzns: Henry
Roberts. q Hamilton. Skagit county:
Robert Reed, OF Preston. King county.
and John W. Parker. Of Fremont Klng
county. The pensions % Jesse Bright 90
Tacoma. ard that q James NJ. Shull O.
Clyde. Wslla Wsiia county. have been IL
creased An additional pension has been
granted John Or1son Marvin. 90 Seattle.
Ar original widows pension has hem
granted Charlotte a. Hall. OF Spokane.
ALLAN p. sI.ACSON.