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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-04

In al their history can YOU poin.
where the Popuiists after securing the
power. ever redeemed 8 single promise?
You can not Then why believe them this
spring again under the leadership OF RUFF
Cone?
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-04

Populist promises. on yes. TIE air is
fun of them. Last fall Mr.. Lewelling and
Cone were going TO give Wichita a Nor
nal school. maximum freight rates. home
rule and so forth
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-04

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A vote for the Citizens-PopuEst tickle.
rext Tuesday means that you will buy new
school books for your children SOON
Hitherto the school system OF Wichita
has been non-partisan. Elect the Cone CT
tizens' ticket and hereafter it VIII be Who'll
| ly Populist-
Why doesn't Cone and his gang talk
about Home rule this campaign? II
would be so refreshing. It is just as good
| this year as last.
The Populist-C.tizen's ticket has one good
point. II has openly warned the people
that II 1t is elected every child in Wichita
must have new school books.
II Mr.. Young should be elected Rufe
Conc VIII have the city administration at
his back, for another nomination next fall.
Where is Cone going to stop?
What has become OF the cry about Vote
for Cone Noung) and home rule? Where
IS home rule? Why did Mr.. Lewelling vote
against the adjustment of that system.
If you want the school system capsized.
the city government run like the last Kan
sas legislature, and Rufe Cone made ahso-
lutte king OF the town vote against FinIay
Ross.
Il Is an insult 70 every business man TO
charge Ffnlay Ross with being tool Of any
set OF politicians. No matter who had been
nominated the same charge would have
been made.
Populist promises, on yes. TIE air is
fun of them. Last fall Mr.. Lewelling and
Cone were going TO give Wichita a Nor
mai school. maximum freight rates. home
rule and so forth.
IN al their history can You poin.
where the Popuiists after securing the
power. ever redeemed q single promise?
You can not Then why believe them this
spring again under the leadership of RUFF
Cons?
Why is Il so hard to get bushes. men
into politics? Finlsy Ross Is a business
man and Is running Tor the msyoralty and
has the delightful experience OF being in
suited by the charge that he is mere poE-
tical puppet-
The Pop-Citizens candidates pledged
themselves 10 buy the city water system
When they buy It Rufe Cone : % selsc, a
superintendent, manager OF mains. an
inspector Of lsterals. ana q director Of by
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-20

Poachers Hotiy Received by Game
ksepeKs-Fixe Wounded In Ex-
change of shots.

CROWN POINT. Ind. Jan. BIN a
pitched battle between the Toaiesron
Cab gsnekeepers and poachers On the
preserves ct the Tolssfon Cub, Of Chl-
caEo, near hare. today. I've men weys
saot thgee OF them fatally. TIE Wounds
are Frank CoSfSick ssos through The
aQnEs, WA4 de. Theodore Pratt. saat In
tae body with sEGt&un. WI die Charles
Pratt. shot "a body W. probably racov-
r., Avtn Botwe.l. SHOT II bo3y. VII re-
cover John blackburn. shot IN the teEu-
Pc With revolver. All probably de
Seven EnmeEeepsrs. set armed with
saoiEuHs and pistols were OF duty today
when fouTteea young members OF the
families q the neighboriHg farmers IN
vaGe3 TIE duck swamp and prepared for
a day sport TIE wateh1en bore doEE
On the boys IN 2 Body. and hsiilng them
from considerable distance ordered
them or the cig6's grounds. Instead OF
cofcp4ylas. tae poacnsrs made s. rush for
TIE san1sEeepers. THE latter opened Gre
a. three rofs' range ard soar of tha
young men EeA 90 gre marsh YI55lea witA
sSos- Eoe-r comrades returned tae ere
ard Blackburn enc % che vatca-en
fesi NltH a sa0S % his sklU Saar.T
Farley arrested Barney Whl-,Iock the
siA1 sa1rn nrotaers and Alfred Tay.cr
AGG lodged .n=zn 81 SAN tonight
The shooting was done at such short
distance th4t every shot went through
IRE hed-ss o. each ~ rAe WOUNDED In
the body os Theodore PIRATE over 10 sh,r
we-s colnts2- THs egllet whlcA sernck
Ca~twick went clear through his boFv
Several ataer men w.u BE arrested n she
morning
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-20

proposed 70 graat . pension Of Sc Per
month 20 Margaret 0 Dsnasli. a volunteer
army nurse. who devoted her services from
49, % Lss5 20 the wounded Of the Twenty
second regiment OF me New York light
artillery. Her claim has beea pendlnx be-
fore congress Far several years Today.
When the bill vas brought up. Thomas Of
Michigan moved that Il De laid on TIE
abe The relief carried BY the bill for
sis poor woman" he SAID. comes too late.
Our committee has Just received word
that the beneficiary Is dead"
The house disagreed 70 the senate
amendments 70 TIE army appropriation
BIZ and agreed % the conference asked bv
ire senate. At 4 o'csock the regular order
on the calendar vas abandoned AZ the r.
quest % many members. 50 that each
c0ui5, Il recognized. can Up any bin il
which he Eas interested. TIE rssalr vas
that Tor TIE rest CT TIE session TIE area
IN fr1nt o the speakers char r.sarhEe1
ST exciting scene IN the wheat pit
hundred members. with hands sloFt shout
&c a-d Ned with each otAsr . each tha
chal~Ean's eye. Cr.sp eha son q ex-
Speaker Crisp. vas one q ire f1r.urafes
ard succeeded n passi1E rs 1rst 81 -
pension Hannah z. Rogers TIE vs4aw os
q solder @ The var CO isI2 AZ Sc per
month
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-20
NELSON'S FAMOUS SIGNAL
England Expects Every Man 20 Do
His Dusy.-
s. James aars.ts.


A. the Unlfed Services Institute. Waite
hajb at Nnsch relies connected wifa Ira
falgar ans Nelson are - ~ exhibited.
there IS ttan-stained document. framed.
and hung Or The western @sls. fron which
* appears that TIRE famous signal "Eng-
land expects every man ~ DO his duty.
was rot wholly Nelson's T@eus. pasco.
who a as responsible for the Signalling on
ERE s4mIral-s ship. makes sae following
statement HIS ioeaship cane % re on
the Faop and. after. ordering certain sig
aais % as made aAozs 2 quarter 20 noon.
said NJ Fasc5 Z want 20 say 70 the
feet. Engisaa couadeS tsat every nan
VII do his duty" tie added You must
- qu-k. fsr ! have ora more 70 a8d
which IS Tor close Acyien' I replied, II
year isr,fship ~lI rera1If me- 90 substitute
.~expecfs" faF "epnE3ss" The sEaai WfI
soon be cnnsnteta4. be-a4 Use tae Wa-t Eek
pec,s' is .e the vacaha.Hsv anf "e0nGdes'
y.luxt ~ spelt Hts iorGsh'p rep.t@i n
haste aed In seeming s2sfsssctio1; That
sui do. Esasco. make g alr~~iy. As -
iast Aaist vas handed down Nelson turned
90 Capt E,aciCwpsd Who was staining -
hsss wstA.
Now I car 10 no more We rus
trust 20 H. zreas pisD0seF OF al evsats
a18 fhe 4aatbce cf osgr cause. fhRnk Cod
ger this zTeat opportunity % d1az my
zztvs When Lcrs %easor.s s,eSsa<e 6sd
been answered ny a scT shirs n TIE van
aa ordered me 20 make s.Enat For close ac-
tor and Keep &. wp. Aeccw5tagly ! A0tstea
W - ~ tle tcHSalisut masthead and
there & remained aBtn shoe away" Such.
sNe1 is ere 8u1v sworn ara a.testett state
rasrt - Se,seu's aaw lieutenant Nht-h he
gave - Co. Day3ss. .. c. who presented
L % che museum.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-20

Co[FAE Jan = --Sps-szt-Ts-- Mont
g1Te-Ts 3 BARTENDER n re pisse = Fr9z-
els Newcastle sasaaE Vas sZres.sE sl2is
zf1erzsoz o. q wa-ra-E sw1r1 ear -
Fr5secG-zEs zEtavzsv Eazn * Mathews
charging hl- zt.s keeping as place on-a
fs- business CT SUNDAY. he was -eiease4
oz hls own seogn1Zazce 10 4ps@zr 60
ns0rrcw for rri2L
IRIS - che arsr n . sersss q a~-Ssts
eoE1 s-1ElaEed ~ Attorney Mathews az
several cT1e-s are expected - T1zsew to-
morrow, TIE object - . ea<erce strictly
t5@ Sunday elos5nz sct- Eo- s1Ez E-Ee
ire s1i8olz a Eazs E1wn ard couzey have
a@en kept 0pe1 On Sunday Continually,
without attempt AZ eoneeal-e1t
When nominated last sumner. NAH
eEz aads spsscz n EaEch he sid Z
&c WAs elected a. Tiaiaxsrs % re Izw
w71l1 have 20 pack up and 1szve. Re was
known % - fEvoraaIs % enforcing gas
sunday closing az. ard Tae campaign
against HIN was foux1t OF that issue.
Tlon Els inaug IzEat11n he zotide6 al city
u1aTshals 70 proceed 10 ezforcs the faw.
ard tE1s = bis 1rst move Whe1 ssSn TO-
1ight. Mathews said.
1T Is one OF the especial duties % pros
ecESt1g attorneys szer1Ts ard nzrsnsls
20 enforce TIRE sunday closing taW. rhe
prosecuting attorney n particular. He
taxes az cath % fEI7n hts duty AMI gives
Q bead % s.. 80 conditional upon rs DO
the people ind y Obnoxious their remedy
= 70 appeal 20 the legislature for is re-
peal | have F1e saloons kEat keep opea
sundays listed ard ire witnesses agztnsr
taenz- I shall proceed against them al,
and conti1Ze Eatil tire law = observed"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-20
In,miSratfoa bin Tessv.

WASHINGTON. Jan 1s-Tha conserses
& tse two houses On the fu,rigratl oa BIZ
reacned an agreement to11v and tAe hGu
a agrees upc1 VIII p~ota bly, be reported
tomorrow Many - ere provisions az
eoth ere senate and house bis we're re-
tanned bet they were HOS FED 80 as 70
make i & very different BIT from thar
v1i-a PASSED either house The T.os9xa
e1u~ational gaallzea-ien was a-earte7.
h1t IS application was I-1{-e6 20 persons
between ire ages g - a-3 - years. IRE
~or-iss amendment ato0ts3 hy tire hcasa
21t re1ected by tee senate was restored.
bgc 81 q very uDca r1c8srea f9rrr AZ
arig -0AIF agreed -. tbe amend mere max
ing (. 4GsavfuI ~ employ srv alien I'm ssa
Iul-sd Seates- As changed ire r~rn5ff-
ten IS .sss strlHEemr ard Is ~ ss5s 10 apE.v
e@sy Io ere eupie5 Clelr - aliens wao
IA oa--i8-.F c1ETe aE5 E1-sz-.fs az rssssss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-20
~ the SENATE
rurPte speaks Against the Nfcara-
qua Canal Bill


WASHINGTON. J4r. Is-tu tNs ss-st.
te1ay T1rpie % Indiana znoke -sret-sr
tae Nie2rag,,a caaa4 he said -rera vas
nctelns eygraa-t.sa~v IL th4s Biz wst.N
would -cs1re ths success % the r~efs,r
Tie enormous rra1ts - 81 zRf0-
~ from tAe s-4-eessFzi crs~atf--
g 80 canal a4E eseu x-oaen ~
NJ ouaaaeE ~ auy part az ere
w1rl2 waaif consider TIE protest No
aitHcgrA lt Ea8 Seen widely aasa~Hs-s
tee w1r.t eva- TIE stceks ana ts-rss ID.
tNe ecrsfrs~ 70 company. e sire Eu~~g-
E-t8>s5H uerr -11e. sol-1 Save =1 .7-7a-
1ler-lsl Tslsa- Tss was tae t1g~rh A--a--
tr2n c9rce .-. est L Vas peculiar ~ ere
thsnc %aEtseF Dewitt Clinton Wander
nag no- hsHy Ea& asked Fsv s~urnen- ass
tbs VAS t1e srzt tz-ne Al inso1vsnt oe-.-
pa0E had ASKED ce1r-ess ssr SlaEa 10 q,
carry cs q prc1eet wasee c3Q.d rst he eo-r-
raeted- K i- g evRr ccrstraetea -,N.-
ta-y fierce 49, rave - - stationed se.-.
q nrossst ~ from n1o..c enemies sra r-r-
vsts 1sasce- = wes'3 ~ = military ars
strateSc pe41s Hcw c1c33 RS Dr. re-c--
cl.e1 wt.s private Ownership ~ f-s
sleVra tlrecac-s provided eor seven v7.-.
- directly interested .u ere ca-sL u-ga
ere 'tAev s1r- -sxst D. Impartial
Betare c.assaz Ta-Fts seataa tasr 20 has
discovered ta&t t1e Sose-r1e1t haH r-s
vsa-4 ztesSi gsc ssnzs - ere Pscse Ra--
Nav ctrsrauy ina govern a.saE had issued
- o@n asEas and tAkez e1ose 90 ere
>5-Faay IN exchange T4rpse An7c seed
ssAt - Voll.8 cercsGs upon ths sscss--
af go esnai rsssorEaw
-ee senate c5=esttee on 11szce e7-ssr
vct~l rs report fare~assY en- tae -o-n-e-
t4en re "a < Fc-e-An. - 11.-ols 20 ~
--ssse2er q lateral ~erenae- & e
sx@~-r-1 rse-e 81 - opposition % cc--
sr-- s- 2 f-e senate
Tre eal@t-tas ass o-6e@s8 szFcrzs'a
r~u-~t 4-e7 WAN CzoE 3se--rssrv "a,
- co.e-Ec~ Cor tse 9rsx Gsstr1ct a. aFss-
s- v=-e 1ss Been ael2 - since D.
ce=be- e.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-20

~Erz- Ds-cns. az ~ as 7 kn1x- = =
PEREZ sz5y. Ez3 .s@re Wzx -0szzzx & aer
ee-sx-t srar 7 swer sax zNzt ~az e IRE
sss~h-esr ssxres E-Vrgps~- NJ -1zo15
1sr H.gz1z-5 * s-s = -ze -sz1s1T -@1 -
EozsEE1a h carries 1n szs = ia arg
50 rrsess~w z-1 slF@-Tz-e sT9-zS = -
cs-w s-E IS -rrz1 zAsu. s1zNNsf Twer
srce - rsrrses Mr. D-zszz az SIS zszz
= sa=eEw ssz1oss g Esr Re = : very pas-
s7-zt= rsz- anz ere who drinks 4 great
deal vhsn re e E RS eGps re Is Ear-
-6rz1sr1v vtaEeue a-2 re rEz1.r e Is
tsagsusv has hes- great zeal - a-Ea ry8-
reza s1r nzwfs U1E z1kroEEszxs t1sr
vas = fr.e-s = Is We. ARD ga sas
hss freeesrss ~ -aze 80 -ge for adTaee. bot
! gave h@r Only szc1 a1xl1s as zzz ss-
Ee- x0o5
T5 shgw r5z ssw tas facts zrs 1z-s7-
rasszrssz VT ssz v51 zhowt 4 letter rhazr
: receives .roz zzy SISTER wascA : zzcwsz
q ozs o tw5 = mr. frfsnzs r. Hoa5sz-z-
i i. go zskA9 zs = I sud Est re-arn
s9on. a. ay E-znsEg-1s- VAS very Sex
ard rad sxe-sssaz 4 Esslre 70 see re g.
fore Sc died = 1a5 Seen stated 81 re
papers tzat ms lexrzr as 1zs Ia.
reserved from Ms D-on6-
Mr. Dinena FAD oecsme 50 tz-sa %
Re- 1us5an1s cr1si treatment tAat
Sc eeternlasd aza-2y % secure q
divorce 1rsu h1 zEd tie TRIP 70
Sar Francisco vas sor tas purpose q Sc
curing evidence 20 be 4S-1 In TIE divorce
p-cc@@1EEEs
-sSo. he- zas-@-zents and -1ins n re
future ~ have so-zlng II coum81- =
! fsl 70 Ans anything 70 Go IN Seattle
AL tzsn vaGzssvszs tr3aps a. il mana
gs- zn6 g On rze road ou 1se 18th es FEB
razEy. Tee troupe Eaics purpose 5o1n-
Ing III leave Saa Fr&ac1sco. n c0nclus-
Eor w1zs 10 enter = EzDxt emphatic de-
MAJ % tns waole sEorT. "a PUBLISHED IN TIE
San Francisco papers Ilasy Simply STOW
how badly = nan can De Ezls-eprsssnted -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-20

CHICAGO J2a 1a.-Tas post's Wash
fnezcn special SAYS TIE government g
~ Erfr< extraordinary haste n CEepa-tag
PAPERS n ne Uzton Es-l&c foreclosure
proceedings The parsrs W. probably ae
-o-aulsrez touorrow and 8 formal ord.sr
issued 10 Hza crcss-otlls - fae Psuas-s
foreclosure su1ts . make ts1s gcver1 -gss111
rarrv thereto. Tnis move IS q stab az
me Huztlawuon serene fer a com --lsss-'a
- settle tls Paciac roads sn1eate1nsss
The commission b.S NJ ee reposte1 90
ruarrow hv Jne hogse eo-n1 -ttss On Pa
caac r3S5z. bgt i-s c1a1ces = passlns con
r-~sss ara -s-rs-e- F8rsc. asrIrs ard tas
sts~y-yaI al tes nttes- Is ts.e programme.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-20

WASHINGTON. Jan. i2.-The Natlonai
Association OF Marine Engineers, an or
gauizat.on which contains TIE greater
part q 1900 licensed engineers q tas
merchant marine. assembled IN cc1Fen-
ton here today. Delegates from nearly
every section q the Union are q attend
aace- Working under the direction et
these r-en are a. least $50 water tend
s~s oilers. rren.sn and coal p2ssers. The
deliberations OF the convention are
watched With interest IN al parts of>tne
country. Committees from the organiz2-
ton vii call upon various committees q
ire house and senate 70 urge reforms
net only n the merchant marine, bat II
tEa naval Servics-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-20

piishsd scnzE. Was a. tie Tal7d Avsau.
t1rater t&At essMag wEt1 as wg@
BIZ. W1son wss ssea - a reporter a,
the coneiizsiOn q the performance. Wher.
sskea sb1gt the alleged ssopement from
Honolulu se sad.
TIE whole story y a eoncoction OF Les
81 the worst description way. Z never
th5agat % coping vita Mrs. Dsnond Ia
tas Hsrld- ! bad intended coming on n.
steamer taat sailed On sae 18th. and rad
80 written. Informing ~ folks here 90
H. tafa.tkoa- bat | tgunG fhAt Il xak 50
near ne beginning % tie year. Whsu I had
20 sook ont for or % azzls. fhas I cor
eludea % stay IL order 70 give t1sm my
attention.
Is Z simply a outrage the way that
Irs. D.mond ard myself asvs been mis-
represented tm faLs matter The fact taAs
are ard ! salie1 81 gns same steamer hzs
beer rsFTssenfee- + Nas merely a
e0iacisercs Had ( kuawn shat such a
fuss wosAl1 Re made over tha matter I
would not have sailed on tAas rlsaner for
a great 6sat. ! Eoula z2g=s waited over
fer another steamer. Whsn she arrived IN
san Franclsco simply paid her the attsE-
ton Nh4en a man can w1ta proprtsty pay
% a lady acquaintance whom hs meets ln
q strange place. Just soon as learned
fhas X Nas hursfag her reputation. as vel
- my 0Nn. I iefs san Francisco. Does {.
look reasonable. that r. I had clipped wtsh
her I wcasd have lsst her IN san Fran
CISCO No. II FAD taken her away from
her sEzoand 7 would nor have LETT her in
tn &are1 in Saa Franchises. IL w0us6 Aave
fseen an unnanIy trick - have done 50
and one thai : would nos be guilty of.
assure YEA
Nov. a. 20 the love scenes "a that
play With Mrs. pimond being real. II Is
al moonshine. II vas simply an amateur
performance. and y you have seen an
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-20
DIR. conaty Installed.

WASHINGTON. Jan. Is-Ths Very
Rev. Thomas :. Cozaty. q p. VAS TO-DAY
Installed zs rector. - tas Catholic Ini-
ve~s7tv q America. Il was notable event
fa rha history az rhe Institution. an& drew
together a dsstin suishea assenblaZs q
churchuea and educators Al ? m
CARDINAL Csfabors. IL his scarlet zoces.
headed the procession acrass the gn4Fer-
ssrw grounds 70 Mcmahon hail. lie was
accompanied BY MxT. Aartiselt. the papai
delegate ard a ng-be- of visiting clergy
rnea. FoItowinE these came the farizlty
a-a students Of the university AeAAao2
haE was hGn1sonely decors4fed Tor sne
svars ths papal callers ard IRE Stars ard
Sf-f1ss being trtartwiued ABOVE tl1e pat
form wnere the ceremony occurred.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-20

WASHINGTON. jan IA committee
consisting OF Hicks. Of Pennsylvania
curtis. OF Kansas. Hooker. o. New York:
Harmaun. OF Oregon, and Henry, CO In
diana today waited on Speaker Reed and
prsserted a petition .. 9s members Of the
house asking that tine BE given fer the
consideration OF twenty-five bills On the
house calendar providing for pubic
haEIasugs n various parts q the country
sneaksr Reed asked them Il they were
aware that the government vas running
Esh3us IN the matter OF revenue a. the
-.ta az * 60 go A year AR. Reed said
- ala not believe II rnorJgzgi1g the rev
arues Of the government
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-20
AMENDMENT To HOMESTEAD BILL.
House Committee VIII Report On LIZ
Today-Proposed Change

WASHINGTON. Jan 12-Ths free home
stead bill. x1tca vas passed By tns ser
ats. vii Dc considered oy he house cor.-
rrlzeee OF pEblic lan3s rouorroE. and
Chairman Lacey q that committee thinks
X probable that ire bill vii Dc reported
10 the house win an zmsn1us.t 70 make
* conform ID ira general free home BIZ
r5x On ire eaisE6ar OF The ao1se-
TIE proposed amer5zsnr would protect
she government from loss On certain In
dian Lands which il holds IN trust 70 sell,
practically as the agent q the Indian
owners. ire proceeds OF the sale 70 be
turned over 70 the Indians. Under the
senate bill the government VIII De Obliged
70 pay the Indians for sgch lands. wh4ls
releasing TIE settlers frorn their ooliga-
lions 70 pay. TIE bill. after being re-
ported. will 90. under the rules, 70 the
calendar o. the house. 10 take It's chances
with other legislation The senate sub
stiruta viii probably be acted upon oy the
committee.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-20

az-ztelr ps-ferzazncs 20 knsE Gs~ real
TIE o9a zazzx r. Wei. e3- asszre vaz
taas sns p4rfsrn4a-ee & sTazar vas u bsat
as aSE as ras zs-zl zrsz-sa- rer1ar-zz-es
e. Z tac-z1s ne wAoss 1zE-x szesnss-x
re s0Ee z4sSl1g- w-ss D-sesv pzzz e :
zcz1er<4a ngw s-&gizataTe taa- co-re-
s~s-@sat c- sze lsla19 - Es car taxa
sarge % fzr- z11 1E-z 4 wAc1s zozse u
Hcssgz CIR Z -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-20

,ssfNI TOW sEND Jan. IE-Speciai--
ssas sleheahauus eWnsr - tne ssa.in~
AasSaef Elsie which put 'ato san rrar,-
~ tast Saturday wen guat1uccs
~ aas received o telegram from taa
sAssa-s say.ag rsat the men whs cause,r
as Esgee u-c o8ais HASTINGS Nlaaey
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-20

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. iQ Weather
- a. Oakland track fsss. Results
81 fegiaags. selilns-Ahalanxar was,.
1lee isfas
Ire faTlonsg. for -year-o5as-Dake q
80 80 aa asshfa. selllar- Doyle won.
sea T.91gs-Ferries wa TTue. I -
-. EsFoags. aeitEg-F5y wcu. Time.
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exandsT. a Olsen. r Henney ara Georx.
Moore. who were shipped from this pur.
The men signed 20 a. ca a sealing voy-
age. rnd whether on the Pacific or japan
eoasts As optianal win tha master
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cHEERED BY LADIES.
-rTE< At THE - A. e. PER-
rosu FoR THEIR Pleasure

~..~ Interest Manifested In the
ur~stIInE Match Befxeen Prof.
4r~uamsn and Champion Ghaxf~s
wssh-The Best Looking Man Re-
e~1se. the PIandItx, as Tsuas--The
BAKERS Al.a Get Their SHARE OF
Avpiaase - EnsfrumeBtsi Music,
gvnnassEc work and Bowling A.
slsf In the Evenings Entertain
pent.
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Real Ayers Almanac. vhlch yotr drug
get ws8 gla6iy hara ven. ard note ere
v-o.saerfsi cures - -heu-satisn'- caesrrA-
srrufl-a. eysPeus . srEere8. Ga'7i ~.
eUuncrS. ara ss~es. ~ tse 1ss % Ayers
sarSava~3aa. re oulv Sa~s8 pAr.,.a admit
eess AZ sh~ Wcr5ats Fsatr-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-20
CHARLES WILSON'S DENIAL.
He Claims fhsf the story of the
EIope2eaf Prom HonosnIs with
Mrs. D8mond IL FIeaioa-

CEsrs@x y. Wien. w4o has beer zc-
cgssd - 3pl1g sro- Esacsssz -rsra NJ
" y LSlzsoz1. a hxz1serz@ ard accom-
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MONTREAL. jan -5-&ayor W&sc1
s~th q. ne l-ze ea-55a % s-s Clt-zeas'
League. has lss8e3 al order taee 1-1E
fse te---1uz5 sparrt1g u&cea between
~zv1a ana Han. whs-h IS scheduled for
= sssreszav evening A. t1s So-er s2rE-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-20
SALOONS MUST CLOSE
WHITMAN COUNTY PROSECUTOR TO
ENFORCE THE LAW.

oae Arrest Made and Others Soez TO
FSiiow-Atforn@v Mathew. De-
eizres He VIII Do III. Dusy-yTs-
iators of the Law Down on His
Little List.
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~ TIE HOUSE


VASE NOTION jar -s-TAe "a ssl-
GERS as& q ees Say e -ae aouse sa14v
C11s- a ssa-4+ es&e- AZ SEED yssserssav
&c ~A2s 4aF E4s &eea.az 70 eoHs era
rt2z O. rrtats -e-s-on as 90 Ere ~ aH
tee c4sersar. ff-r-sNo Rers disposed Cd.
1Gk gre -se ea4Es ssSszaa
Teere as a2zess4e tzc.2s2t = con
E@@<sa2 ~-Ek IA -<s. g. cA--s5 49, !.
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watch for ths arr 3Uacs1ae1r q Re
rrss. sutisz sac e t7s san Erazsctsco
see COMPANY.
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The esIv ala rail rosie rttheut
change Of ears b~tw~~a Sp0kmn~,
z~..Eana ana Melissa Also hetweea
x~Issn ard Ro.sfsna-
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
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Al fmEssaa hsrse- las prepared : SiI
saxsnK a. Wearer~ 81 ssers SD year
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raw on. o~ address T. g STEVENS Ger
arar western Passenger Ags1T. or J. ".
YOUNG q ?. g. Z. a
CIV thekac 5sglee So F'roE. street
DEPOT rickes aElce, fcot % Columbia