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DUNCANsoN BROS. AUCrIoNEERs
TRU STEES' SALE OF A HANDSOME THREE
STORY AND CELLAR BRICK DWELLING,
BEING PREMISES NO. 2017 KALORANA
ANENLE. WASHINGTON HEIGHTS

TRCSTEES' SALE OF A HANDSOME THREE
STORY AND CELLAR BRICK DWELLING,
BEING PREMISES NO. 2O17 KALORAMA
AVENUE, WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
BY virtue of a certain deed Of trust dated DC
tober 10, 1897, and recorded among the land rec
crds of the District of Columbia In Liher 224s.
folio 45o ct seq, and at the request Of certain
holders of the notes secured thereby will offer
at public auction, in front of the premises on
TUESDAY, THE FIFTH DAY OF DECEMBER.
AID. 1899, AT HAII-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK + NJ.
the following described real estate, situate in the
county Of Washington District Of Columbia to
wit: All that certain piece parcel Of land and
premises, known and distinguished as and being
lot numbered forty-three t+3y of B. H. Warner
subdivision of lots in George 1ruesdeIls addition
to Washington Heights the said Warmers sub
division is recorded in County Book H. folio 30 CT
the records Of the Office of the surveyor OF the
District of Columbia, together with the improve
ments thereon.
Terms of sale: One third of the purchase money
to be paid In cash and the balance to be paid in
two equal tnstaiiments, respectively, in and
two years, secuted 10y deed OF upon the
property sold. with interest, payable semi-annually
at the rate Of per cent per gnnun, all cash,
at the option of the purchaser 4 deposit OF $500
will he required at the time OF sale. Sale 10 he
closed In Is days from day of sale. otherwise the
property Will lie resoid at the risk and cost of
defaulting purchaser, after five days advertise
ment In some newspaper published N Washington.
j.. {. Revenue stamps and convey anciug ut cost
of purchaser.
CLARENCE r. RHEEN. Trustee
ALEXANDER I. HENSEY, Trustee
no2l-hSdR st n W
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CLARENCE b. RHEEM, Trustee,
uolO d&ds gIG St H. W.

EETHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED. on &c
count Of the weather. until WEDNESDAY. No
NENlBER TWENTY NINTH, 1899. Al \ QUAR-
TER TO FIVE O'CLOCK 1. NJ. al the same place
LOUIS u. WINE.
no23- dds CLARENCE B. RHEEM Trustees.
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c. II. DANIDGE,
WM. II. TAYLOR

Washington Savings Bank bldg
This machinery is suitable for any smachine
shop, and the machinery aud stock ADAPTED To
the manufacture OF bicycles and automobiles.
no23-dts
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, BEING PREMISES NUMBERED
CAB ID STREET NORTHWESI, WASHINGTON
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
nder and by virtue uf Il decree passed 10y the
Supreme Court OF the District Of Columbia in
cause wherein ISABELLA A. G. SHERMAN IS
complainant ant LIE WASHINGTON LOAN AND
TRUST COMPANY EFT AL. defendants. the
same being No. -, I34, the equity docket of
said court, the Undersigned trustees appointed by
the aforesaid decree, VIII sell al public auction
In front Of the premises the TN ENVY THIRD
DAY OF NOVEMBER. AID. 1899. AT HALF PAST
-FOUR O'CLOCK PM, all that piece parcel OF
ground IN the city II " ashugton, District OF Co.
luInbia, the same being the one bird part Of
LOT O., in square four hundred and fifty seven
t451l described by metes and bounds follows:
north u street. and running from thence east one
third part Of the whole lot; thence north 100 feet
D inches; thence west 10 feet 1lIa inches, the
same number OF feet and inches the front
line thereof, snd thence the place of beginning
the said piece or parcel Of ground being improved
by premises 6I3 u street northwest.
Terms Of sale: One third cash. oue-thIrd in
ments being represented by the notes OF the pur
chaser purchasers, secured by deed of trust
upon the property sCld or all cash, at the option
OF the purchaser. deposit " hundred and
fifty (25Ol dollars Will be required at the time of
sale. Terms Of sale must be complied with within
ten days from the date of sale, otherwise the
property Will be resold tie risk and Of the
defauiting purchaser purchasers. Conveynncing
revenue stamps and recording the purchasers
cost.
FRED'K l. SIDDONS. Trustee,
Washington Loan and Trust building.
JOHN b. LARNER, Trustee,
nol1d&ds Adams building.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.

WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., AUCr1oNBERs
Orr REGULAR SATURDAY SALE
On TOMORROW, NOVEMBER TWENTY FIFTH
AT TEN o CLOCK A NJ, shall sell at our
sales room. corner 10th and d streets NV, a
general assortment of Housekeeping Articles, con-
signed ly private parties.
L WAITER h. WILLIAMS & CO, Aucts
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GEORGE HARRIS, THEODORE I. NIXON,
PARTNERS, TRADING AS HARRIS & NIXON,
vs.. PHILIP McHENRY. LAW No 1853.
BY virtue Of a writ of tier facias issued by f.
C. Mattingly one of the justices of the peace Of
the District OF Columbia, at the suit Of Harris &
Nixon against the goods and cbGttels of Philip
Mcticnry. to me directed. ] have seized and taken
in execution all the right. title claim. interest
and estate at law and in equity of the said Philip
McHenry in and TO one certain tiold-nounted Sin
gle Harness and one Pneumatic tire Buggy. made
by the Boston Blackboard and Carriage Company,
and | to hereby give notice that on the TWENTY
FIFTH DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1899. AT lively f
O'CLOCK M, at 500 Pa. ave nv. | viii offer
for sale the said property seized and taken in
execution, 10y public auction, to the highest bid
der for cash. Said property be inspected be-
fore said sale upon application.
CHAS. A. DARLING. Constable.
JAMES w. RADCLIFFE. Auctioneer. nn23-2t
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JAMEs W. RATcMFEE. ALlIlONEEN.

CHANCERY SALE OF NALU-
ABLE UNIMPRONED COUN-
TRY PROPERTY ON BROAD
B X A y c II ROAD, NEAR
ROCK CREEK PARK, CON
SlSTING OF FIVE % AND
$1,000 ACRES, IN TWO
PIECES.
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EyTHE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED, ON AC-
count OF the weather. until TUESDAY, NOSEM-
Der TWENTY EIGHTH. 1899. same hour and
place.
FREDK L SIDDONS Trustee
no23- dads JN0. b. LARNER Trustee.
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Regular Sale OF
HORSES

ptlISiliSS q bdZeidi, o4o Lid AVG
- TOMORROW SATURDAY., NOVEMBER
- TWENTY-F1FTH. AT TEN AM. we will
sel at auction S5 HEAD OF HORSES con-
signed to us from Virginia, Maryland and
this city. All will be sold without reserve
including good workers and drivers
- ALSO New and Secondhand Vehicles of
different kinds, Harness. etc.
no24f NV 20 :. BENSINGER Auctioneer.
C. G. SLOAN 4 CO.. AUCTTONEERS 1907 G ST
Temporary Sales Rooms Willard Hall, F & 18th SITS.
ADMINISTRATORS AND coNsTABIE's SALE OF
YALU ABLE FURNITURE PAIR SORREI.
H t}H ss Sc san At RS HLA NayE nA twp Azp
COMPRISING HANDSOME OAK, WALNUT. BIRCH
AND OAK CHAMBER SUITES, OAK AND
WALNUT WAKpRORES, HANDSOME HALL,
RACKS RICH OAK DINING ROOM SUITE.
RFFRIGERATORS, RARE SEAL SKIN AND
HORN H,,,, GARNET 7s LADIES AIDES AND GENTS,
FUKNITURE. LOT STATIONERY FOR I. s.
CAPITOL. NEW BLANKETS PLUSH CUR
TAINS GILT CHAIRS, FEATHER PILLOWS.
LOT PLATED WARE, ANTIQUE TABLE. FINE
CHINA CLOSET. D r. CHAIRS. Wal. SIDE
BOARD. Lot CHINA AND CLASS. MIRRORS
CARPETS, NEW SKIN RUGS, HANGINGS.
GAS RANGE. FOLDING BEDS, LOUNGES.
MORRIS CHAIRS, TABLES, CHAIRS AND
ROCKERS, ENT. TABLES. NEW LAMrS.
SHOW GAZE. TOILET SETS, LOT SUNDRIES,
AND AT TWELVE NJ,
TWO soRREL HORSES, TOP SURREY, HAIR
NESS. &c.
TERMS CASH.
no23-2t c. C. SLOAN & co. Aucts.
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EyTHE ABOyE SALE is POSTPONED UNTIL
FRIDAY. DECEMBER EIGHTH, 1899 same hour
and place. By order of the trustees no2S-d&ds
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FRED'K L. SIDDONS Trustee,
Washington Loan and Trust building.
JOHN B. LARNER, Trustee,
nol1-d&ds Adams buIlding
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THOMAS DOWLING { 90. Al CTIoNEEKs.

CLARENCE Il. RHFENf. Trustee.
ALEXANDER 7. fIENSEY Trustee.
no21 -lSds al6 r st II "
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-02-20

NinoS mrunrcS de - amos, miiad de pasalr
PASSAGES de Ida vneita. lopz de rebaja
l.oS ,ap"rr> ,r r>ra liea han sido cons
trnid"> cn l'lIla,icl, hia eXpr,>alEente par,
este tralicn. con coII"dilAlt> muy eSpecialrs
para paSai"r'>. rnplcLu Il, Puerto I:ic" Il
New "lk al rci,"Er de- cIatro dlaS y nt
;io.
CAHGA La adnitcn para ew- York so
lamtntr, al +, r"rnp dc Venezuela. tlttc.
rrducilcS. d,hicndo >olicitar>c Ia cabi,la coI
alg'n"> dias ia anticipation para que 'eng
reseryAdd lie l.a Gu.ira.
a gentrS ell San Juan: F,ii0r G"
AsenIeS cn Ponce: U2rajes y 10
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-02-20
Rl0-plEDRhS.
!N0hrim0e ri,

SObrinOS de ViilamiI y C's
Rio edras.-Comerciantes en- vfvs.
res, mercancfe, tabaco en- rama y elabe-
RADIO, compra y venta de ganado vacuno.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-02-20
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DE Ia RED "D" LINE

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DE 81" IHon para f",n>0" IrHe>nrId.
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Y .Iulio 49,
De P""rc para Nncro- York
Frhnrn ~. Narzn H.. Abril T., Mayo 10
.Iunio j lilo ). i las ) de- la tarde.
I'll vap"r 'Hcar.tr:>' >aldrii come Sigur:
DE l. ne. para fHfn<n" IrHc>Heid.
Fenrrrn i6, Narho ii AhrI Is, Mayo IL ,
Iuni" y
De San .jHa1 para Nnrrd- York.
Feb cro |, VI ,rz, |, Mtrzo -. Abril =
Mayo 4 ' JIIi" Il, Il las ) de la tarde
sReCl De paSaJfS EN- ORO AMERICANA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-01

49, ln1noe doeln3 = -
- u - 49, ~ r. - laiIlSi
lls - - - enaIl5 - 1o1nnua~
60 = asyse - e1ssa - - - tAat
- 1uf1ng t1nns 49, - wsss
saascssy = - - - - for Aev-
~ yis1oaA 1he1 = suias = - stssF
fAiluss = - - silyss56as = n1he
soo1 elthsr - tlssass - tnsAr prsan-
- : 1sdy = lssa1llsae nsaa shcsn
psntnk n sq1ls1n6ng - fnIlacy =
anag ~ drssp1slss = psl1a1sai -
tof1.
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Altgeld has been dropped from the Demo-
cratic national committee Of ways and
msana This eliminates him from the ma
ti0nal councils Of his party. and leaves
Mayor Harrison In undIspufed control OF
tho party organization In Illinois. Ait
geld's friend. Pat Devlin, who has had
charge Of the press bureau. will follow him
into retirement. thus making Harrison's
victory al the more complete. It IL not TO
be expected that Aitgsld win submit tame
" to this humiliation. and lively times may
be looked for In Illinois Democratic poll
tics next year.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-01

Ballard Union.

The Seattle Times n determined 70
make political capital out Of the generous
offer Of Mr.. Ankeny to defray the ex-
pense Of transporting the First regiment,
Washington volunteers. from San Fran
cisco 70 Seattle II Mr.. Ankeny chooses
70 send his generous contribution through
another channel than that approved by
the Times II n most certainly his privi-
leIe
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The extinguishment OF n. 0uerin y 20
complete that no theory other than that
the hose has been turned on him win &C.
coun. for II.
- % -
There In no doubt about corn being king
this year. The Texas papers say that the
corn crop OF that state this year win be
the largest In IT. history. and win more
than. make up for the shortage In the cot.
ton crop.
- = -
The Hon. william j. Bryan still retains
our confidence, and We demand his nomi-
nation In 1870" say tho Ohio Democratic
platform builders, and then proceed 10 pull
verise Bryan's latest ard most powerful
convert by firing whole plank at political
bosses who. they declare. "are to he de-
tested. and are intmical 10 our form OF gov.
eminent"
- 20 -
Prof Garner. who has spent great deal
OF time In African junwies studying the
monkey family. says he is going back to
establish = Kindergarten and that he will
rot return TO America until he has class
Of taking apes TO bring with him. He In
going 10 teach them French. German ana
EngiIsh. II Prof. Garner II In earnest In
flxing the date Of his return. II In not like
~ that be viii ever see America again.
- .'s -
Wayne Macveagh. counsel for Cant.
oeeriin NJ. Carter. has filed brief on be-
half OF his client. In which he compares
HE client Ia Dr~yfas and argues that
there ~ the cicssst analogy between
the two men. There IL the same
striking similarity between the tuo ca.es
as ~ found In the sudden taking or of sam
Hose BY Q Georgia mol, % iynchers ana
the lvisurely prcccss or bringing Nord-
s,rom to Justice.
- =. %
Joe Balleys DOGGY az an alliance bs.vssn
Great Britain and the United etases. whi~A
he psctenSsr has already been effected hy
the administration. 10 q terrible shock 10
the nesv~a Of the Democracy ana Iss
allies The Iowa fusscuistn view Il
with alarm" and the Ohio Democracy shy
at n w0rse than . skistinh horse ~ an au-
somessie. Joe must Re greatly surprised q
the ssrsousnsss With which his joks b
taken.
let m hope that the marrtsse of Gen.
GRANTS grandaAughter. yulta Dent Grant.
60 Russian count Win ~ more fortunate
NArsoats. the yonns EngtisA0an. Who
aade anything but = ma1ei husAAnA. vs-
less sh@ has spsmt 1scA ~ ~ ma ahrusd
u n always ssnsUAas risky experimens
~ . ADsssran yssag ~ - aassy :
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Mr. Mclean does not propose 70 give TIE
gold Democrats Of Ohio any excuse Tor
supporting him. unless they also support the
Chicago platform In it, entirety. The nrst
plank q hin platform declares: "wc
heartily reanIvm ths entire Chicago plat
form Of lssA ana we especially emphasize
the financial plank therein. and We con-
tinus to demand the free and unlimited
coinage Of silver ana gold a. equal in pri-
mary money, q the ratio Of - to !. inde-
pendent Of all other nations in the world"
This . explicit enough to suit even Judge
Tarvin. at Kentucky.
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The English language IL inadequate 70
sxprvss the dimensions Of The oaso Dems-
cratic platform. - outlined In our s.a-
pssshes It's sessxtn- breatsh. thickness.
height ami general scope may b. ciss<c-
sly described as - omnibus rveus. a.
esssa~ssn asiss. ~hseh. being freely trans
iasss. ~ concerning al things. and ether
things. hes'ass~ This IN . measure, 10
srrfn<s sa~ psstscvm. bat falls 10 40 Il
fsslI tsssss~. II b - sEsenskfsy asecnssss.
sas sna; we a~sls ths fsr text u the ace-
rsnsns with great smseS0ue.
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- - - snso - 49, II = ol1on0n
- = - II. hewssuBs uo1eh
aonv g - Dsegnnene ysung 1odlO ~
- ann1ons - ~ sGUr1nso - - M
haGoy ezDsassace q ceAsfA
1enn = Ds11an. - Wannxngtsa. y. C..
ana O. = hnsonB hsnss3 tAruse uDoa
M ~ - WAs1GaoA ygse only - -
~ ssDsrtsa 70 isad IL Dssnocratis Dazty
q OAie = dsssat ae4e IN ~ - - besa
cAosan 10 succsed ~Cs1nf' Hasvav . chair
man q ~ ways ano 1eanD csannit1se Il
- nn11annl Dansssnste counn1ktsa. ~
l1eL1a1fs sack = - larUs = n NJ lasUsr
thar that q. 1lanna. - toseslgAt q the
nattsaa1 06usmattes = apparenA
Ss ~
The ohio DemocratSc platfoem vsEy
ouaEdodH aays: ~We axs II favor Of 0ain-
talnang er spaendfA md eDciest navy. \
htos oeandng as1w n err sspubSe = .
msnacs 70 liberty" This VIII surely
'kstch 'em coain' an soin'." ana there
6ste serve ~ Duspoes lDr vhscA = vas ~
tendsA hut DsWefs sxDastsnoe ~ Man
N should have taught them that an en-
Client navy frsquently nssds IN adequate
army - gather The fruits Of victory.
- - 2
Street car travel n Cleveland b still &C.
cosnpanied ~ . sumcient amount q un-
certainty - = Whsthss ~ pasDonose wtll
land In safety q his door or b carried to
the hospital on . stretcher. to furnish .
healthy tinee a. excttsment % Tie expari-
ence. On wednesday the otrikefu dyna-
mited carload q paassngsss - suceses-
fully that Ave Of then were carried to the
hospital with broken legA \ Georgia
lynching party should ~ imported hy the
psaceably inclined citissns Of Cleveland
Il they DO not feel equal to the talk 81 O.
eanising one Of their own.
- e =
That great pubic benefactos. slngle tag
o. and political economist. Tom Il John
son. Who tr1sd 10 unload ~ Detroit street.
railway property On the people q that city
at . very hlsA Asurs because - really BE-
sleves n munjcipal ownefship q pubisc
utiuties, y now vigorously nghting an sf-
fort on tho part Of he city council to re-
ducs street railway fases. He was % Ger
tain the municipality could make money
ON q three-cent dare that the council -
came converted to his views and = deter
mined that he shall try the expsrsmens.
Tom now rsalises the feeling Of the parrot
Who talked too much.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-01

The citisens Of Seattle and OF the state
Of Washington have cause 10 BE- grateful
20 Hon. Levi Ankeny. Of WAlla Walia.
for his generous patriotism In paying the
costs OF transportation Of the First WASH
ingson regiment Mr.. Ankcny does this
IN behalf Of his son. who fought In their
ranks.
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The princely offer Of Mr.. Levi Ankeny
20 charter . ship on which to transport
the Washington volunteers from San
Francisco to Seattle viii afford the peo-
pie Of the Queen city and OF the whole
state coveted opportunity to honor the
troops whose gallant services have re-
nected such credit on the commonwealth.
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Olympia Cemln0 % the Reception,
Morning Olymplan.

A movement u on foot II this city
looking TO an excursion to Seattle on the
arrival and reception OF the First wash
ington regiment In that city. II - con-
tempiated that = boat be chartered to
take the excursioniats to Seattle and 20
remain there until the celebration u over.
Levi Ankeny did . gracious and patrf-
otto act when he ordered the Washington
boys brought homo from San Francisco IN
Z body ut HIS expense.
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A Dispatch from Olympia says that Dsp-
uty Gtaas insurance. Comniasloner Heifnsr.
nho. u vim - remsmbsrsd smphaticaliy
diApprovss Of Gov. Rogefr trust views.
Mn attend Gov. saysr1 trust conference
at Chicago osptembsr p. The dispatch
also sayS he y armed with credentiais.
Just where he got his credentials. or who,
besides the governor Of the state. Il an
thorised 70 Issue credeutials. b matter
a come interest. He certainly does not
represent the governor, nor does he repre-
sent the people Of the state outside Of his
epn party. II - = accrsdited b. the Pop
ulist party Of the stats. and = admitted y
= representative Of that party, no one can
object, but he should not appear In any
other representative capacity.
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nRA14hE, HaaDAr, sEET. !.
-------..------------------
xms omlo Rl.AI1Onn.
John i. McI14an has ancceeoet y
6seting ne smpty A0noF q : Dsmocfsr
tic noninAtioa for epvernor Of ohio.
xhat be shouad navs prmitte1 his nams
10 b used. ard stili more extsaor-
dinary--that he should have permitted
,his parse to b used. IN hopelessly
H1psbttcan yepr. only goes 70 show that
sysn the most astufs has ~ weak mo
msuts u vanity. 90 Tar - the Demo-
Gratis are concerned, Il was essential 70
have ! candidate. And nince the subor-
lino16 cand1dAtes On tie state and conn-
q ticlEsts viii not feel like riaking very
mu1h neo1v this ysaS q camDAign ex-
psnses. it's vsry desirable % have with
a reach ! man WITH : plethortc pccket-
beck, This John r. Nc11sAn has. and
Nj character = such that, having en-
tsred ~ race. - rtll Uars no expenss
20 n successful The Democrats would
nor have put him up had there heea
any chance Tor Democrats victory. His
record y such that NJ win ~ made
,nincemsat Of b. Republican spsak-
,esA He has antasonised labor orGanina- :
lions most bitterly. he has been on
~ WRONG ssds a every locai question
- which the people have been interest
-. ana ths motives which have actuat-
q him ana his paper hAvs been cailsd
iate o1sstien.
The platform has twenty-five planlxs.
and covers : wide range II suhjscts. The
hfst plank II about ~ senuineiy DEM
ssratie. In its obtussness to changed con-
ditions ~ Il could well b.. There h
scnnsthinx positively humorpus In the
announcement that 1--WE continue 10 de-
nand tha free ana unlimlte1 coinase cf
silver and Roid ~ equal In PRIMARY
nnosey 1t the ratio Of sixteen to one. m
OSkEtsoSAt "a ah Vsssct uoNsukv III inc
werid" II WIN not b. necessary TO
~ that coupled with this toast Ii The
Name Of William J. Bryan.
II Democrats ever worried about what
was In platform John n. Mclean and
Richard Croker would be blushias
themselves to death The platform says,
that political bosses are to he detest-
I'd and are inimtcai 70 our form Of
government: hosses represent simply a
eonxntration Of political power. or q
ring: they live and exist through Jobs
and schemes loaded upon the taxpay.
era. II u very certain that this plank
win not be copied into the New York
Democratic platform.
Southern Democrats will not like I,
very much that the Democrats Of Ohio
condemn them severely for thelr out.
RACES upon colorsd eitisens.
About the only thing the Ohio Dem
ocrats forget vas to put IN bid 10,
the German vote. A. the iowa Democrat,
aid. although the aenunciasicn os sshs
secret and vicious alliance now In evil
denee between England and the Re
publican administration il a half wal
bid for the German a. vel, as III.
Iriah vote.
With one plank there WIN be very gen
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Pierce HAS, 11aa lss Tusn.
Orfine Oracle.

The Warrington boys are to be brought
from San Ffancisco to Seattle IN . body.
Levi >Ankeny. Of walla Wsiia. pays the
bill. Just why the troops were not brought
back to Camp Rogers. Tacoma. We cannot
understand. unless the TAcoma senatorial
campaign was . little too vigorous last
spring.
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Manner 81 0lft ~ NJ Me0sns.
New Whatcom Rsvedlle.

while Il may b truthfully said that
Levi Ankeny in paying Tor the entire ex-
mont from San Francisco to Seattle 10
contrtbuting only In proportion 20 his
means, yet generosity along such lines
should always receive c0mmendatton. II
q % rare "a mem Of the wealth OF Mr..
Ankeuy that tho people should appreci-
ate the fact that an exception 70 the gem
eral rule lives Within the state cf Wash
ington. II given for the love OF
Swing. and through the interest teit IN
the reeiment OF which his son u Q menu
her. the manner Of making the g1ft n OF
no moment whatever.
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New Whafcom Blade.
Levi Ankeny n Of the kind OF wealthy
men who DO not hesitate 10 use their treas
nre when given IN opportunity TO work .
great public service. Aud that he lives
hundreds OF miles from Seattle enriches
the virtue.
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Cor. saisa. cs v~vmcns. - nos 70 ~
aAsnscc ~ any ofdanasy difseaisses. To
psaeas = AAnarAs Dswss's aas,ss sean
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-01

The Lynx IL putting on insu1erahse
airs these days." SAID the Lion TO the
Bear"
"What has ne 10 base his conceit cnr'
asked the latter.
we'll he says he's the only animal IN
the jungle that has the vemofcSt connec-
ton with goinng. "Hzrver's BaxaY.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-01

The following assgrsm was picked up
In the writing room Of Maine summer
rescyt hotel and u plainly shows the
styles Of amsssements induiged In at the
place.
SECT two words on, ~ enough mean
fng not enough Answer. 'Ore hug"