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Go to Ensley, see the great steel plant in course of erec- tion. Take Ensley electric cars. If

From the Town of the Curfew Bell From the Roxbury (Mass.) Gazette. Mrs. Slimkins of this town wants her boy Johnny to join bicycle club, ''so's to keep him off the street."
The age-herald., 1898-08-25

Turnip seed, rye, barley and winter turf oats. J. H. MCARY & co. 8-25-thur-sat&sun
The age-herald., 1898-08-25
EAST LAKE PAVILION

EAST LAKE PAVILION
 with it's polished floor and 400 incandescent lamps is an ideal place for a dance. Clubs and dancing parties can get pavilion free for dancing by applying to J. R. Moton at East Lake. If
The age-herald., 1898-08-25
Yes, Indeed

kY{ Yes, Indeed From Puck. .
 Dasherly-The Spaniards call us nation of shopkeepers.' Flasherly-Well, what kick have they got coming? We gave them great deal more than they bargained for.
The age-herald., 1898-08-25
Their Feelings Were Hurt
the Washington Times

From the Washington Times.
 They silently paced the corridors of the war department and counted the alternate black patches on the floor. They were there, and this was their day of freedom from Camp Alger.
 They were strong and eager, and the eagles on their brass buttons ltruggled for action. One of them held paper in his hand, and the three heaved alternate sighs of misery
 Lets g< back to camp" said one, after expectorating some of his disgust. 'This is no good"
 They walked out to the avenue in silence.
 "Gee! exclaimed one, ''this Is fought" He viciously slammed the paper which qhe held in his hand on the sidewalk.
 Two minutes later small newsboy dis covered the paper, read the headlines and ran off yelling, "Extry! Extry! All about peace is declared; all about peace signed; all about war endin'."
The age-herald., 1898-08-25
DR. 0. I. pozIEh,
HfHCIAI1HT. Southern Medical

BIT EClALlHT.
 Southern Medical
 Dispensary,
 Chronic, Nefvoua Blood, Skin, Genito. Urinary, Private D:s- cases, and all diseases peculiar to women, 1m- potency, Impediments H Marriage, and all disorders of a delicate nature of either eeN successfully treated St pispcnsary pr pY MAIH Book for meA only, And question biAhks for, men and wofnen sent free. Oure Qunfantaa1
The age-herald., 1898-08-25
Where She Falls Down

WH6T6 bu6 + HE DOWn From the Detroit Journal.
 Nor capital nor enterprise Department stores may lack, But they cannot fool a woman Like a peddler with a pack.
The age-herald., 1898-08-25

.Age-Hersld: His Or. Dpzier's) long exberi : stand at the head of the medical profession. Masonic Guide: Dr. DOsier can be relied upon totreat dfseAses in the most successful manner .A!abama Christian Advocate: Ills (Dr. Do- Eior 9 rofessohal standing is unmpeachabIe Is above reproaSh Address 0R. Q. r. nf)IIsR
 Cor, a Ave. and 1sth st., BlfminSHam, Ala.
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WHITMAN.

COLFAX. Nov. s-Complete returns
from Is precincts out of 50 in Whitman
county show a total vote of l. 500 The same
precincts in 1896 gave a vote of 1859. For
congressman the RepuhlicanQs cast 10
votes. gain OF 1919 over 1886; the Popu COS.
4 loss from 1896 go. For supreme court
Fullerton has sSi; Ardcrs. 7o4: Hueston,
49, Goldman. US In the Seventh district
Hal, Re, for senator. has 456 votes and
Jarron. Pop, 295 votes. This Is the resul,
in eleven precincts complete. Il shows
Republican gain OF $50 votes: a Pcpulist
loss OF 500
In the Sixth district Mccormack, r., has
@15; Carper. Pop. 80. for state senator.
This is a Republican gain OF 100 and a Pop
uiist loss Of 800. In the Seventh district the
vote for Republican representatives ia the
same as Halls. In the Sixth Mccormack
IN seven precincts ran 50 ahead OF the rep
resertativcs.
The fus.onists corce.e the Republicans
carrying the county for congressman and
supreme judges Fullerton leads the ticket
in the county by 80. They also concsd>
the election Of Hall, Lafo!iette and Allen
othe legislature from the Seventh district
by pluralitses over 20. IN the Sixth dis
tTict both parties claim the senatorship.
The Republicans concede the election OF y.
F. Andersors. Pop, 10 the lower house.
The election os Gwinn. Pop, is IL doubt
The total vote OF the county VIII exceed
Ssa
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TREATY SOON 70 Be SIGNED.
END or PEACE COMMISSIONS
work Is IN SIGHT.
lution In . 1hort Time-FraAee
Looks to America to Arrange for

WASHINGTON, Nov. &-Ihe advices
that have come to hand 30 far from the
commission at Paris are said to be rather
encouraging than the reverse, and there
Is disposition here to agree to the state
ment rather curiously made By the span
ish cabinet yesterday. that there Will be
three or four more meetings Of the joint
commission. This is taken as an in,iica-
ton that the Spaniarsis themselves are no.
looking for a break in the negotiations.
but they rather expect peaceful conclu-
sion In a short time.
The foreign bondhoiders have at last
moved formally to protect their interests
In Cuba and Porto Rico. The initial steps
have been taken through the agency OF
the French embassy, which. in this case.
acts no longer as the representative of the
Spanish government, but for French sub
jecfs. Through the embassy a most for
midable statement has been presented to
the state department. being an account OF
the various Spanish bonds owned by
French citizens chargeable against the
territories either seized or set free by the
act Of the United States government. The
sum total Of these bonds runs up far into
the millions. Just what it is expected
shall be done with them Is not clear. The
United States government. Of course. will
not pay them. but IL may be that the
French government looks to IL to cause
the Independent government of Cuba to
assume liability for the redemption of the
bonds charged against that island, and
when that government shall have been
duly installed by the act OF the United
States
PARIS. Nov. S-The United States
peace commissioners had formulated an
answer TO Spain's voiuminous presentment
OF Friday last, but the work OF typewritinc
the reply was too great to be finished be-
Tore p. m. the time fixed for the meet
ing OF the Joint commissions This fact
was communicated to the Spaniarus, with
request that the meeting occur al %. M
To-Day. This request. however, was de-
cllned by the Spaniards on the ground that
they had some other engagements for 4
O'Clock. Consequently the meeting OF the
joint commission was deferred until .
o'clock tomorrow
NEW YORK, Nov. S.-A dispatch To the
Herald from Madrid says:
FL Liberals leading article saws the
Spanish government should conclude the
negotiations for peace with the utmost ram
ldity. to avoid Germany. Russia or any
otner country mixing in the question.
which could mean nothing but fresh disas-
ter to Spain. The article has created a
great sensation here. Premier Sagasta this
afternoon said It was by no means certain
that Spain proposes sending a memoran-
dum 10 the powers on the subject Of the
Paris peace commission.
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SKAGIT.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Inteliigencer
MOUNT VERNON. Nov. s.--il:S0 p. M
No definite returns are in, but indications
are that the Republicans have swept the
county by a large majority. Cushman and
Yakima Jones are in the lead and still gain
ing. J. H. Parker and n. II. Beals on
the Republican legislative ticket. will be
elected by big majorities. EInmerson Ham,
mer Republican state senator, viii defeat
Nelson 200 on the official count. FusIon!sts
conceie everything. Single tax and wom-
ans suffrage not in it
ANACORTES, Nov s.-The total vote OF
Anacortes precinct gives Cushman 49,
Jones ll9, Lewis Is. Jones Il. Hammer 40.
Nelson 65 The county ticket in like proper
ton.
PULLMAN, Nov. 9-The Republicans
carried everything in this city and county
precinct. Jones. r., received l96 votes and
Cushman 1a2.
The popularity Of Lewis and Jones. the
Peoples party favorites was shown by
their respective votes Of li5 and los This
place has formerly been the hotbed OF Pop
uiists In this county. The vote for county
officers was Republican solid The consti-
tutional amendments were roughly handled
the negative vote far exceeding the affirm
alive Jones r., has so far received 1873
votes and Cushman 1874: Lewis lie and
Jones l05. The Republican candidates for
the supreme court judgeship. Fullerton and
Anders, are far In the lead.
MOUNT VERNON, Nov. a.-Returns
from Is precincts give Lewis 5os; Jones. r,
500: Cushman sis: Yakima Jones. ST.. These
same precincts gave the Popuiists III ma
;ority in 1896
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SPOKANE.

Special DisTatch % the Fost-Tntelllgerce-
SPOKANE. Nov. A o'clock ,hss
morning returns were in from twenfv-ona
out o, the sxtT-six precincts IN Srsokans
which taxing the vote on congressman gives
tae Republicans less, fgSlonsSts SIS The
waite on supreme Judges gives even = high
~ Republican plurality. With the sars>
ratio ~ gains the Republicans Will carry
the county by from 20 - f.oe a reversed
u nearly $500 voses over the election q,
t~o years aSo. The entire legislative teckeA
Is elected beyond a 6ozlht. although IN the
ra .t4s.rfr: Ire vete viii Re close
II, u. Grew. Republican ts elected s.a.a
senator from the Fourth. Almost me ssrr,a
v&&4o u gains : shown on the county Ticket
as shoTe gwen ara 4 IS a}rnos. a cer.as-tv
tAas ire entire Republican s.cke. Will y.
elected by safe raa.ors,ies. Tire Spokesman
Review. the lae&l fusion orzaa. comedies
tats much The Republicans are wildly
celebrating the Srea; victory an the streets
even az This late bear Both amendments
ara sistested BY = large majority.
Complete Sase o. eleven eiaSts0n precincts
IL Spokane county gives Republicans 81.
Sss-s~-t--~ 49, rT-es~ -. ~ ss.-s.t>
re ccr1iS~ssk ~ x<-stsfk 4ss~ss vs4.@.~ $500.
cSs. e3tS az % ia saS5r ~ the sIssoa
sNer rad frw sakSxs. TIE 11S.2a E.A1i&-
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SNOHOMISH.

Special Dispatch TO the Post-Intelhgencer.
SNOHOMISH Nov. s,-Snohomish, First
ward gives Cushman and Jones a majority
OF ~. and the Republican legislative ticket
n majority OF *; Second ward, Republican
congressional ticket q majority OF ): Re-
publican legislative majority % 20: Third
ward fusion majority OF for both con-
gressional and legislative tickets. giving a
Republican majority in the city OF Is.
Hartford gives Republican majority q.
10. South Snohomish breaks even on con-
grcSsional ticket and gives a slight major
ity for the Republican legislative ticket.
Shoutes precinct, Populist stronghold.
breaks even. Monroe gives Cushmau Ts.
Jones q. Lewis So. Jones 81. Republican leg
islst!ve ticket N. fusion legislative ticket s.
EVERETT, Nov. s-Re:urns from ,yen-
.y-seven precincts ont OF fifty-ihree Give
Cpshman airs. Lewis ! .Sa5: the legislative
ticket carries ny 100 Republican majority.
The entire county Republican t:cks.. il is
believed. viii Re elected. several candidates
carrying over 30 ma fcrtiy. Two wears ago
Suohomish county gave a fusion majority
az ssso
R9B'}res are burning
NNVRRAY Nov. S-T<wls a-f .ro-as
carried the precinct by N: the Renurlirs :,
supreme Judges nv l. The county ,lcke, is
about even throughout
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PIERCE.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Inteiligencer
TACOMA. Nov. S-Returns are coming
very slow. Thus far Lakeview and Fox
island precincts the two outside heard
from, show enormous Republican gains.
At the rate Of the increase now showing
Republicans will win hands down.
Entire Republican ticket leadS thus far
with handsome gains. Twelve precincts,
ali told. give big Republican majorities on
total counts. Legislative candidates are
running strong.
The count in twenty-five precincts shows
Cushman 1.lo9, Lewis sS2.
twenty-five precincts. twenty In the city
OF Tacoma and two in the country give
w. l. Jones. r., 1.232: Cushman, R.. 1855;
Lewis. F.. 506; w. c. Jones. F., 5s2
At Ills this morning n precincts officially
reported give the Republican congressional
ticket 1,4sS fusion ticket 1,1SS. Every in
dication points to the entire Republican
legislative ticket In the FIVE districts being
elected with handsome majorities. Mills, for
sheriff Jadson for treasurer and Spike for
auditor are the only candidates ON the fus-
ion county ticket who seem to have a
chance to win They are running ahead Of
their ticket
The town Is wild with enthusiasm at the
early showing. Crowds of Republicans are
parad:ng the streets Everything points to
a sweeping Republican victory in Pierce.
PUYALLUP. Nov. S-The count Is COM
ing in very slow So far the Republican
ticket is in the lead with large gains over
1886. The count viii not be finished till
about 2 a. m
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BOTH AMENDMENTS KILLED.
tBgTuEn fEMALE SUFFRAGE a0R
SINGLE TAX Is SUCCESSFUL.
Overwhelmingly Defeated En-
ceDt In Wh1tnan, where the
vote ID CIose-PaternaIism Dead

0necfa; Disoasrhes 10 Post~Ynseiiigencer.
ErOKANE, Nov s.--Oniy a aght vole
4as cast on the single tax and suHrase
0Gaendxnents IN the city. Both bHaoooeeN-ls
asc defeated by large majority. Inc W
men relied entirely on the male soAsis u
press the suffrage amendment a. the posis-
COLFAx. Nov. Kit Ii geTsraby con-
ceded that the vote on woman suffrage VIII
b csnee The single tax amegldnisnl Is osoo-
Ably lost 5 10 /
WAI-LA wAT-I4A, Nov. s~-Sansie tax
amendment IL defeated without doubt.
There were no women al the pols ana 40
enthusiasm for their amendment.
TACOMA. Ncv s-I4ittIe interest was
eho~n here today In the female suffrage
amendment. Same slight effort was made
to pt,sf the issue fayorabiy. but on the
whole the amendment was OF minor import
Ence AT the prominent polling places men
were stationed who called attention to the
suffrage amendment and also that for the
single tax. but no effort was made at cleo
tioneerfrg. II IL big odds that both were
voted down in the city
OLYMrIA. Nov. s.-The probabilities are
that both aicendmen ts are defeated. Wo-
men took no part at the polls.
SOUTH BEND. Nov. SIT Is estimated
that there Is 300 majority against the single
tax and female suffrage amendments. No-
men took no interest apparently In The eiec-
1ion.
gNOHOMISH. Nov. s.--The vote on the
single tax amendment Is strongly against it,
There were no women around the polls at
ali, and apparently no interest was taken
BY them.
PORT TOWNSEND, Nov. 5. Bo'n
amendments are undoubtedly defeated The
women took no part in the voting
PORT ANGELES, Nov s.~Botn amend
unents are probably defeated There were
30 women at the polls.
NEW WHATCOM, Nov. s.-The single
tax amendment and women suffrage I'M
doubtedly defeated in this county women
took no part In the contest In this city.
BLAINE. Nov. 8-Indications are mat
both amendments are lost.
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HENRY FAILING IS DEAD.
PORTI1AND's LEADING BANKERNAN
BUSINESS MAN GONE.
Nearly Fifty Years, During All Of
which Time He Had Been One

PORTLAND, Or, Nov. s.-Henry Fall
ing president OF the First National bank,
died today from a complication Of heart
disease and kidney trouble He was 81
years OF age and leaves large fortune
Henry Failing, the leading banker OF
Portland for many years was born In New
York city In 1s54. and when little more than
u years old. entered a dry goods house,
where ne remained until 1851, when he ac-
compaaied his father. Josiah Failing. TO
Portland. There the mercantile house OF
j. Failing e. Co. was established and with
which Henry was connected for many
years His father retired in 1854 and from
that time until ISL. the large business OF
the firm was handled by Henry Failing
alone. In the latter year Failing entered
into partnership with Henry W. Corbett.
Iii 1867, he purchased a controlling inter-
est In the First National bank OF Portland.
which has been conducted by Corhett and
Failing ever since. Failing has also been
connected with q large number OF business
enterprises. He was twice elected mayor
OF Portland. In 1863 and again In 1875, the
only public office he ever held.
The Oregonian Souvenir says of Mr..
Failing:
The great work done by Mr. Failing and
the influence he has exerted for the ad-
vaUceTnent OF the Northwest section OF the
United States. cannot perhaps be oyeresti-
mated His management of all business ar
fairs entrusted 10 his care, has been con-
sentative to point Of absolute safety.
while his management has never lacked
tho energy which the term conservatism
sometimes implies. He has succeeded in
line that has amassed a fortune for him.
self: ne has at all times been able to claim
the highest respect OF the community In
which his lot has been cast. and his acts In
Portland as a successful business man. to
say nothing of the great work he has done
the public. aside from his private business
cares, VIII entitle him to the lasting re-
membrance of posterity In the Northwest
and to the particular esteem of the future
residents OF Portland"
Mr.. Failing was married In 1853 to Miss
Emily Phelps Corhe,., who died In 1870.
leaving three daughters
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THE PRoDiGAL.s RETURN.

tan old chestnut IN new hurrl
jest eot letter here from ice. our hoy.
that said he'd got
Disguised Twin on the farm, an guessed
In;o the busy. sushin' world. an try 70
make a name
That in thr CONN years q be close coupled
up WITH fame.
He'd get Irresistible desire 20 gather
wealth,
An said that II he heit his grip on his
surpY.sin' health
He'd some day take 10 all TO town 10 wear
siore-boughten clothes.
An with the u.kerteUners pack an elc-
waited uosa
We tried - 'urn him from his course with
calm aavisi0' words
But mieht as we'll have Chartered 10 the
ft,:ie dlckle birds
Fur Jos was set In ali his WAYS, an when
\ a,ro&e o uRhyu.n' couldn't knock nj.
'Faegeguents ont q flint
An So Ne TODD him he could go. but warned
him 10 taV Snares
The city alias lays 30 keich the stranger
una Nates,
pus ne Jest laughed ear fears away. an
sait VITA Nitiu' scorn
TIE SHARPER that could DO him has neg
lse;s1 TO he hoFn.
I dFswed a hundred dollars from ,he pile
An ;o83 him fur 80 shove i: down securely
20 his flank.
An then ~ kissed his RIA Goodbye. an
G}ve nay land a sFlA
Beth u IS egAt!a a. attack o. sremh,ir'
II the SIP.
~ n,gS: down an sur beaAet knees We.
SPEAK i Wsr} far Joe.
Az axSs3 taE Lord ~ stay With him wha~~
ever ~ yntght So
i'aI ne, message d.d We git from him
thai Hyat AN&g.
80 fvN q sel3ea dreams. tii' This here lat
,tg come today.
Re writes slv I'VE - Tsess him ~ Ire aer2o
down - Rome
An Asi1x aJo1g tne So hTo@n cca. Aa used
. weaT az ASf-1e-
An have MS aat&vr 2Atch The pSrts he
sSgs &-H&nS+n' h@Ee
TNst's sort g busted az - kr@es an shat
tered In the rear
Vie aAso wants the stg.f s. vcss Ae gsva hss
AreTnsT Pete.
An mus, fetch par . sSees: hes {. his
nas&3 fees.
Az nae along some un5erc}othes ar se-ks
an ssca ss shat
IzAaW@se MS n aslse Neosea SHIRT he saxs
X 3 kct = has,
al e Laxative rrcsss Gus.l2s Eanssss. Aa
rus gets refund money Il X falls - cure
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Reviewers ROUGH TRIP.
LOST LARGE AMOUNT OF CANVAS
IN A TYPHOON.
Rudder Also Carried Away and for
Time 1t Looked as Though She
Would BE Lost, hut q Jury Rad
der Was Made, and She 10 Safe.

PORT TOWNSEND. Nov. A-Capt John
Began, master Of the we'll known barken-
tine Retriever, which arrived this morning
from Shanghai, fifty EIGHT days out, brought
hard luck story that is seldom told with
out the additional details of the loss OF sew
erai lives.
The Retriever left Shanghai for Port
Townoend on September 10. and had good
passage until the night of the 2lst, when
a gale Of terrific force suddenly broke upon
the vessel without warning. All hands
were at once summoned on deck, and an
effort made TO shortea san under which the
vessel was running at racehorse speed.
Before this could be accomplished. how
ever. the typhoon had torn from the rings
and sent flying away in the darkness the
lower foretopsail, main staysail. foretopsail.
foresaI and topgallantsail
In the meantime the vessel was straining
heavily in the terrific seas which swept over
her from stem to stern, carrying away
everything movable on the decks.
To add to the discontinue and danger.
it was then discovered that the rudder had
carried away, leaving the vessel at the
mercy OF the elements. The Retriever
sloughed around into the trough of the
sea, and several times threatened TO rol
completely over.
The crew, however kept calamity at work
and soon succeeded in rigging q jury rldder
under which she was kept head on to the
seas during the eight hours the tempest
continued.
Then the storm abated as suddenly as 1t
had risen, and the work of making all
possible repairs was naugurated
At tho time OF the trouble the vesse! was
off the Loo Choo islands, dangerous mem
aces on the China coast.
The Retriever is here awaiting orders.
while Captain Began is occupying the walt
by renewing his many acquaintance. He
cannot account for the good luck that saved
the lives OF the men who worked on deck
while the seas swept over
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Price and Easy Terms Draw.
We viii Give Awoy 90 Oar Custom.
err o. Christmas Eve . Else
$50 Casters Make Carly Birch

Nc VIII OHvV AWOy ~ V0b SASbU4s
err Oh Christnas Eve . Fise
$50 Casters Make Curly Birch
Throe.piece Bed Room Set.
French bevel plate glass: swell front:
dresser and commode, . beauty IN any
home. New On exAihitioA IN our show win
dow. s.
Hardwood Center Table. top ssx:a
only N-l5.
. cents this week buys good China Mat
ting, regular price 15c.
IS cents this week buys q fuil-size Bed
stead, cold regularly at N-0.
$i.D this week buys fus1S;se Wool Top
Mattress. sells at other places for 1-50.
S. cents this week buys q full-sizs Wo-
ven Wire Spring Mattress; sells the world
ss1es buys s-hois St. CLAN Steel Range.
Hardwood Ch.ronier. this week only.
$50.
Is cents-Our heaviest All Wool Ingram
Carpet. good value Ct Sc this week only
$3.5e-A full-size Iron Bedstead. double.
strong; regular price 5: this week only
Extra large Dresser. with French Oval
Mirror. sale price S4; this week only $io.5o
$4.oo-We have few more OF the large
fine Oil Heaters that We bought OF Loyhed
Hardware Company at sc on the dollar.
Sells regularly for g. II you need an OH
IS cents-We viii continue to sell this
week our best American Brussels Carpet,
In all the latest patterns. The regular price
Is SOC a yard. and our sales last week
prove Seattle people know a bargain.
Sc buys this week At Holden y wilson
Furniture Company's, yard OF c. G. ex-
ira heavy Ingram Carpet, worth soc. A
beauty Of the newest and best e TINS Is. sea- "a
with your old carpet when this opportu-
nifty comes to you?
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WHATCOM.

Special Dispatch TO the Post-Inteiligencer
NEW WHATCOM, Nov. S-The county
is progressing slowly. All returns so far in
dictate a great change on the head OF the
ticket. Ten precincts that gave Bryan a
majority Of As two years ago gave Cushman
a ma jority over Lewis Of u. Dorr and
Biggs are running close for senator. Four
Republican members OF the house will
probably be elected In the county and the
Republican county ticket Is pretty we'll as
sured Of election.
BLAINE, Nov. s-The Republicans car
~ the city by 10 majority. In 1896 Bryan
had majority of II. Both amendments are
overwhelmingly defeated