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The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1897-09-04
PUBLIC Q pINlON
Rejected In the Papers of this
Great State.

The cause for which the Vindi-
Gator and its managers have SO
faithfully and earnestly struggled,
has been won, and every industry in
Louisiana needing protection has
been amply provided for and will
flourish and thrive: tits with feel
ing Of delicacy that the indicator
makes any professions for assisting in
bringing about some Of the good
results accomplished, but if it be
true that it has assisted somewhat
in accomplishing some good, then
due credit should be accorded her
and she claims some of the
aaurels.-Franklin Vindicator, Rep.
Mrs. Charlotte Smith, the social
reformer who has started crusade
against bach elors, delivered as peech
recently before the Central Labor
Union of New York, in which she
declared that 60 per cent of the
women now competing with men in
the various fields of labor ought to
be occupied with household duties
and could be persuaded to do SO if
bachelors would do their duty and
start an active campaign of ssspark-
ing". There are two sides to every
question, however, and it is we'll to
remind the gentle Charlotte of the
fact that women are to-day serving
as clerks, bookkeepers and sales
men, as we'll as filling other positions
simply because they are willing to
work for wages that a man will not
accept, consequently the thousands
of masculine bipeds who are out of
employment are not able TO marry
the 60 per cent of women :'who
ought to be occupied with househ old
duties" If the new woman idea,
however, is carried to it's logical
conclusion the employed women
can marry the men instead of the
men marrying the women and thus
strike a balance which should be
entirely satisfactory to Mrs. Char
totte Smith.-Daily States, DEM
1t has been the pleasing and ele-
giant pastimc Of the Republican
PRESS to den Governor Foster
as a ballot box suffer, and all the
evils, vices and corruption which
the Republican party introduced
into QUO politics as "Fosteris1n. +"
Governor Foster is orr high est
State official and dignitarv, and the
fact that he cannot resent these
vicious TRADES is the shield from
behind which the Republican black
guards shoot their envenomed
shafts. In his interview, however
he puts these wretched mud slim
gers of a reckless press to the blush.
He shows from numerous quota
tions from the State papers that his
voice has been repeatedly lifted in
rebuke of ballot-box stuffing and
that he has repeatedly warned the
people of the State of the Corrup
ton and degradation which such
methods must inevitably entail
upon our fair ommonwcalth.-
Daily States, Dem.
Through some hook or crook,
which his friends have not yet been
able to understand, Senator Samuel
D. McEnery was duped into voting
for the Republican tariff bill; but
the bait of the Populists did not
catch the old man. They tried to
get Samuel d. to deliver an address
at their camp meeting in Monroe,
but his polite al physicians probably
advised him that Populist heresies
taken on top of his dose of Dingley-
ism would prove fatal. And so
Sammy did not respond to Brother
Gunby's invitation to address the
Pops.--Farmerville Gazette Dem.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1897-09-04
Will BUY Cane.

We desire to inform the
public that we will pay the
market price and are now
ready to enter into con-
tracts for cane to be de-
ivered either by cart or car.
Our representative is at the
factory.
S. GUMBEL g Co.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1897-09-04
Private School!

I will open private school September I,
with accommodation and appurtenances nee
essary for thorough and systematic instruction
in English branches. Tuition reasonable.
Special terms on application. See caro-.
Il. G. GREIG.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-13

thsa minister q tbs Interior. ard air Joan
Thompson. premier. rat z vas h'gHiy Tn
porv2nt that Canada saoal3 CLAIM AL
nams TIE district between ~ Rccky
r1eH1-As-s ard Alaska azz Suggested rat
s - eaEs3 re Yukon He also suggested
tat tst2Ghras.s ss TIE Cara9san North
vest poliee fierce - sent there 70 sg1s AZ
eutPoss. raise re British aAg za1 estzs-
lsE iaw arc order.
r tSzS inspector Corseartf-.. who has
gs1s ths7s e tzs4 returned wtth Cart.
Ser1cSl&n4 ard twenty members & tha
mounted pog.ca. few GAYS at-er .hst~
srTtvzl buildings TAD s1sz s~sct@a NJ
CcnsrsEtins bSst3es hssnx ssfn~rSsarv
magistrate Vas zizc escsHss VITA IA
authority - geld commissioner az9 COL
I>ctor . cgsscrns. CO Re harEsalps. e.
91rsSes sn1 energy - TIA zsr ths &C.
sp@ctor soUi1 Tot SPEAK Too agghay n
ta4 after pert ef ths var between 81 goo
ard =. S1 vas s~nt ogg as customs csslee-
-c1z. az. since tAst stzzs RE arrczns has
ss@r a-z42y Increased
n speaking % American uzr@<x Z "a
Tuken Ara through th4 Canadian rev-z-
tory. Gov, Aefnf1sA says that thos@ VIA
sav. -a1. essSsv s-tss sEz ecnnpa@z win
TIA avs Ars % ths szr=s plAE. as srsrash
s-as@c-z srzz1-e 80 th@ 50 ~. rsxaFs r~1vs-
legs ard Sr1tse+lcz- ms Sccerzsrx 20
Gov. Mcintosh. = = is-A wsEs tie 2og.cy
g tAs Czna6Ean government n i.s 5ssars
% encourage te= s@@. 20 Azsrteaz rEnsrs
wA1 "a eo1ssS.r=e IRE bess miners = rss
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81 cres~s ~. within ~ acts PASSED %
tbs genera rarstars@zt az Ottawa .Ee at
ffD@s ~znp5sgsd 5@ssg TIA. u 81. LEGAL
ccz5gEsers
Gov MeTasssh thsr srok. q re u-w~f.-
tsn Az~s q re 9lzTrzxt as q tE@ s@-x@
- hsasr tkAt prevails s-ozx tzs =sz $50
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-13
PORTLAND DIGxrFIED asp SLEEPY,
How ~Greater Seattle Enssrprsse
and Pu.h Has rskea thu rrsS~.

Portland 0rsx1n- Far}Hc EwEt~s
Dear. assswhtf8l sssaSv-v1tnr e34 Port
lad SGT wey pualsa tn y9cr l1csl paPeT.
~Ps-rlars caz K-o~s - setsis eark - fis
ra1fscra'' ara caf-iy view - so4ns
zssgH eows xoErr isto hysssrses over 80
sac = a s>w easss e $50 extract ge-
AiasxaF WY. thos@ nalIgsrs WI wea-
cut ~ sa@=~ sNra~sn w. 80 s1sy
sszz1 sites are wrewfng go
IRE wsrs@r % rs say SsAerts seuGtrx ;
x-aIl stsa~w-r "a S1nss Arrs~fcs RI 20 WIS
@vestzr- tresxf1t.~ rev the STEAMSHIPS r7sn
rsxgssrfv ans ns- wessss zTH - - sd1eEs.
Frsixes = rsis4 Ard awaiting sAs eeparr-
re % tse soa. "a svsE ts4 szsnaxws 81
era ara learning sp2nEse - rect tns exc
rs-Es@s q re nsw E~a6s. YET ~Eort3a-ss
ear a-cr1" -.
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as surely "a P&r-s = Franes 40 . PER-
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grow 9-sxrantled a. Portla14@ fare fn
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-13
FROM HIGH OFFICIAL.


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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-13
OUTFITS AND ROUTES.
w. ~ STANLEY TALKS OF BOTH
FROM MICH EXPERIENCE
WAY s.assfe Heits the Advantage I'm
the Rx<e fer Alaska Brstness-
Geld Breeght Down Does Vet Tn

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-13
TWO BIG MINING DEALS.
Alaska Quarts Mines Sold I'm the East
for 500. 600.

Tug 2-tVFSIR~
Tcurt-~n rols mining claims q tss sum
Cgza and BsrEsrs eag Mining districts =
soutnsasterr Alaska ~@re sold Ssotsussr
|. . New Ycrk ard Denver rnsn tsr &c NC.
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rztsly bat as-A % them ey ere AlzzSz-
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transactions n Sostss eastern ALASKA geld
mines Lhzr lave sse1 Eza1s n some ere
past
whns ne astsntsen q ia publ,
tnrcushaat th4 Cn.ted States scans =
have see7 focused q tas wonderful 9ts-
e1vsrisz Of PAGER gaG2 IN Alaska and tss
Northwest T--rfso-y. t5s development =
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-13

SEATTLE THE CENTER


Portland Orsgozs2-.
A rorflAz1 business Gar vito las eee-
n Seattle few DAYS writes % tEte11
here % say TIA - s xzr}y zSto1Eded a.
re wclar-s % business rat Is selEE 1gns
~ the Sear1ls psopls n f0rwards1g S1p-
plies OF 81 kinds . Alaska TzeT nSt
only tn 4 steamer every tarss r2ys frgnl
here" he zaTs. ~bzs Earseruus szaaAl
s.sSEsrs os rhs class & ths Homer ard
cths-s thai cone n from Tflizuoek. BE-
StAes scAoonsrS. ara leaving here every Gay
loated % re Ezar6s @ftA s1Ept4as-
Ire merchants hsre are rot carrTi-g
th- ssseks .A2t oar reopl- are. ard hey
e2zEes esgf1 . supply ia esnarG for
goo6A Today. az t1e s-s2ZsaI2 srssce. 7
heard lie zg-1i refuse - take a arxs
sroans % sresgst. and bard ain say IRA,
tksr. wa sz1axA sr~tg1e 5@sEsa % e.
two STEAMSHIPS -srs. hlt As cczid n5t saks
.. heard hrs also reject lsk ~ ksrscs
saying nat Il was impossible, % tsks th@1s
1roz tbs stsSIs-. nor eogll1 Es proTlS@ %
taxa thA- Ewcn 90 HI t. mar EN9
bal tEs hcrses br0uE1t them . Sea.sls
thinking thsy cogE5 - snlpp@5 troz hare
knowing tasy ccala nst K frez Portland.
as oily ere steamer want from here q
noz.a- THIS 3 ss-ply cha Instances o.
ray rat lave witnessed IN tss Izst Gzy
CT swo.
~ = ecnI1 he ADVERTISED ever ne r-nfsss
States rat steamers wossl1 leave PergaAnd
say twice = week Portland w0-ss3 rap
some q .1e sere1ss whic1 S-aEtls - n@w
enjoying. Tne s-ar-s sc x@pt oEen nlsEt
late. nary % th- whol@x1la rares@ having
20 wsTk zsarty a. n1gat . tazs care q
tEs 5-Rz1-sss
'Ts n se-@rhfng astounding % rnd tas
rEre@r 9. eastern p@0rl@ that are he-e
gong - Alaska za7 ne kiara. Ss-sot 10
EIonc4ks alone. hGs al ever re norm
wss- &z5 I heard -lany say a. shs hatels
ard sssswhs-e that trey wuua6 hsys rye
f-vr~8 - e. . Portland. knowing thRs
ts.r. wers La-ger s1erxs . ssnpl.ax tners
taAn az ssssrl4 b1t eos,3 nas wast a nezta
o. tao months e3r 4 steamer. StroEw 20
forts shoHts - rs5s . sen8 gat A Esar-
- every W. o. three day. f~gn orr estT.
even 4 bar - - sry.s e he Honsr and
cthsT sraI a-@a"
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From what - ca lear ard -AEag 4
very conservative es.nsAsss Gov. McEa-
tSsn SAYS shAt sksrs wsu se 10 sxKExssa-
tisz = G1-1caraGznx ar eatpet &C gud& ~
- re Sumner - tsss esssxEy zrrraxl.taE-
re r act exceeding xlaaaE 60, 4zs rs g
enIy shs 6sgfsrlsg 90 what Re Believes 20
- tas xreasszr g146 PRED 1rEsSa ever
xnawr. Eak sxrepxla- AGsxr1-la- Aertsz.
C2Es9rnaz or Eclcr4Go-.
Ths g0vsrzow states tkas ia &lspossttoa
= not . azeSETag. vile enlistment - 70
foster ar zr3@ss-ass- eGa.sty of sEzzEra-
ton. Ha Gsss net tHlnk tszt any era
seozlz - who Is Tot VEL provided with
everything .ezaHae9 ~ ire eszeltsczs 90
tEe rfg5<s-s ellEata
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-13
WEATHER ox THE KLoxDIKE.
Chief Moore Describe. the Climate
aF Coast and Interior Alaska.

I
aF Coast and Interior Alaska
Csasr the f.rscaoa q Secretary Of Axri-
culture 81 ,iso1. CEiEg Moore q the waaea-
- harsas. Aas made paste statement n
reS3rd % TIE c--mass &C Alaska AIR
Moore says
Ire enaass q - cease ard ths Interior
of AlasSa ara aBlGs tn wsBy respee1z
Had IRE differences are "a s@z II tsts
a. perhaps fr tew sr1ar countries By *
egutiGssl paNs4eat cac4lfgens
TIE mean s=npera tr1ra % Ska = g.
ess G-tle isss taau ta4- az VEashi1rtrn. .
G.. IRE rE4n.sA 40 teE1reraes Alaska IA
notorious ere aar4 ever. rot oaly as re-
CARDS ere zazntsy tAal falls hlt also as
e lhe p1an1rr cs IS sa-E VIZ. 81 ,oaE
sd -lcssslat ralas ard 1rlEEisz Cl5aa
ana - -tra.ly sccaE1. tsare eeing on
81 average 6as ea esear Oars IN the y4a~
NfF-a . ,se Aisz4sn stands tas Climate
becomes Rigorous - Hi1eer. szE IN sumner
&c florence y r14c1 less marked
ne cl1eate = tes lGssrtor. including a.
tsa- designation grEe-icaly al - ne asw
cgGG rT sXcerl rGrrcH fringe q rtzs-al
usaEE.a. IS ere o. extreme rtEar n winter.
so arisr 2e- relatively 1cc summer
escec'sl-y seer re SKY e Free trcrz closA
II us Aa1a34Es reg an II I-ewsz-sr t1a
So rtsss fro1 - &C 81 a. r. Rns SEES
freas 90 2. "a. rs 1ur4l ,aEx-A - eaF-
AE1. oal1g R1e@E fEz~ agarA Eezzeena.s~-
f9Fe tea EfrsE2 a11 t1at & e Whs IL
eessa1s& 1a a Tze8r a1anv days. tze e@a~-
actsE - - R41-ar Za11 s nay sasa1T -
fmzg1GsA
rs ara ssssste3 % ths Ca4ssa sac.
coase a1d Eecsis to survey - a s~rtes -
81 EtaaE4S 31serv a..css g. - Tlxen
n1- tas &ruUz t1s slts - ne srssszt xcsd
s-scoCsrtss- re mean tsuca-asslre af re
F-oHshs f~or1 0NtaaeF- tssa 20 Arr Ks
ha E-c-sseFe. sre as 81 3ws
Lcla5sr. 81 &aErHaa. NsEs-1eer 3 -.
ce1a~r. = degrees easeH zsre MAJ g
aear@ Aect2 ~ Aheva ne daily zas-
ssnzPera-.@rs taz ans renamed ,el.-sr la
seT = L14 20 Aarl Z. Gas Ia - ssvs-x tss
1aFs a. - lsnK.2 o. stsae4 sesszr 81
l>ea-a ass t-llEE s14t 5l-1s1r a-srz -
a. @catre4-s4 So tasa9sr2 ARE c-sv
Eas eEes1 ,e- z-rs.zrsa -cw.xesra1 g.
tg - v12er N-rs- Ez-sy-,wa ssxrres
haw Ez-s la A1se-s1e- a eessw n r.
ea1eaE- = ss-1w 81 tazErv. - baa-gx en-
Fes-lz-y a e &lr5a. az = 49,
t7v -1 A1r1@- tGR E-satsss Gee --e..ss
c7l4 ~ss - sss--&-T Ass4 wasn -aa aa,v
nsaz ~ ava ee-s--vs &&Fs uzx - g.
G~@es aa ~ GERS. tSraa -@- ees -ear 80.
ke-e Ge>s4 cas- secs ex1s-ssz-ez r. ~.
cares StG-@s er vazv sss-- st-se e--
reseF 2a4 g e1---- - very go ~ -
4eE s
"a -as .ats-< - A-4srz wszes- .--x s-
81 eArg a. 1G@~ waea nov So
E4E - sSe4 .s tee zss1neasz@ 49,
easssS tsaaa2r 41-7g &c u $50
sssFEas e l1s-ss a2z t1s t-ksa.a- 49,,
g fFrF asa c E e szAss1 e,--
@-zr1 . 2e s
4as eAN.gss 81 ss- 5e-ata~e e---- $780,
l5 s4sr as -ar1 awr q. re- r-s--
tase u s -r1 e. tsa 1Av T-
re2r Ees .rse--- ss..r...
rAassz srves s. IS p asE-~es a-sars = =
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Il fss. winter Trzseglns klsndsksrs.

q !. M@rs&e las a. 20 Cai8azAtA
e7-k S-eecnE Bag tat hax s~s1 e go
81 % seaw xsr8 Yea ear sea waak ysz
1sz4 f1r @@ssrs ZIP nor1A ID al
vsg Ecsrs feDzz Non Eana. Eaah5. EssI5asx
AaeEe-si Ard eEasr runsgaE&tx ssrrssns.
yea ear @u1 VE1 favsrats feet resx. Cod
s~Al E2an@ss sd kaaszsz Tc9 znz axMsr
1s94 sea- EUatsr zasszz- 1ts9 E12ztxw-
Geewag seexs. the h~ax qEs sary Ma karagx
gre4s @a@ FE- salts r1@s ~axn hs.s3 z-a
E ~ Pass - Tuxon Msn2rsa Euy
AaEAse \ NGertasey Tc@ Es@1xy Nse--
zAz s7K R4E Far sza@ seem Ma tns
aTeeE arrives 81 - Ca7S - 11ck t1nx
e GrE9ZAtA strsst. egssssts gaa depot
zW~asF Te2Ta' ~xr&g 1Gs I ray - abss
- Es wS2 = a1snser NAE aN8 Sc -
s1s sE2g liza g =. E--zesxA !
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-13
HOW GOLD Is MINED.
.~rarSEss or sEAsos AND cosDr.
nos Or SOIL LIMIT WORK

$50 Proves q Pot=nt Faetsr-Aia the
T~ns~gfsE Il Aee@mraEshed while
- ersama Es fres~n Like Cr~n-
r.~S-Ev~ry Niasr Is 0bflxsd &c
g.fr Tree. ard sew Out the Lam-
A~x fer HIS oyvn sfase@ Boxes
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-13

AL steamers % importance 60
Ing 70 Alaska start from Seattle.
Al railroads IL .ns United states
connect az Chicago. ST. Paul. ST.
Louis or Denver with The great
transcorttEentRl lines running d.
rect % Seattle Only.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-13
Seattle Makes

AwnExs
Bakizg Pow1sr. Bags. Barrels.
; EuIss. Boats, Besr. Brooms.
Bricks, Bacon an Bcok8
Cars. Candy. Carnage Cnt-
; i@-v, Clgars. Cereal f0o1. Cazned
gods Crackers. Cotasnssd AK
Dyes
; Extracts, Evzvorz-e1 vegs,a-
sies zE3 fruits
FrEstzTe. Fsour Ar Feed
! JSwsirv.
Lezska-. L4thex~sRhs. L1- ber-
CE~uEo-@ssrz. HsEAi.sry.
Ngsf~ns
plzAiss. PReke1 Perk ara
PaSsag~sp 1z
2uhher Gsco.s
sails. szIga. Steamers. shirss
Sac@z. Soap. Stoves sz&s. sala-
gss
Tfzwz-s Terra Cc.rA Tss@z
TreeYw~aT ard Cr1clss srfzg.
TiEegzr
WoaGlen Ece1.-
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