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on a cheer snatch a mouffie er vittles an
rush out, wuss'n eff de overseer wuz hol-
lerin' a UNI"
rs dat SOP" replied JENNY
"Des like l tell you" said Johnny Bap-
ter.
I've looked at 1t up an down" re-
marked Fountain, Fan it's dis away-de
man what eats honest bread is got ter
work. Dat what de Bible say; maybe not
in dem words"
1T sho' is So" remarked Johnny Bap-
ter, laughing, 'I'lt work al day an half
de night, but L don wanter hear no bu-
giles blow"
Just then Big Sal, who had fixed up her
hair, and was quite presentable, having
put on her Sunday clothes, came into the
cabin and stood over against the fireplace.
"Wuz dey many er we-all wild dem ar
white folks?' she asked.
''Well'um, l should sessor exclaimed
Fount ain; too many, lots too many: more
den deyE find rashuns fer eff. l amt
mighty mach Mistaken
What dey all gwine long fur?" asked
Big Sal.
"Dey er feared eff dey stay at home dey
won't be free. Now, how bout dat?" sug-
gested Fountain.
why, grandfather and pap both say
the negroes are free, whether they go or
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tain; you'd a-been sony plum ter yo'
dyin day. You see NEE Jenny nod1,d
her head. wei, been dar. 1 been right
w.d UNI. Yo' can't call il freedom aft-r
yo' wade through cat mud an water"
Some one e,se came to the door. "Al.
eyes ogeni" CT ed the newcomer 1t was
the refrain of .h.dc-and-seok aad the chill
d.cn laughed when they heard it. They
knew the voice of Jenny Bapter. al
eyes OPEN" he persisted. I'm Il. Ten
ten, dou5le-ten, rorty-hve, fifteen! All
eyes cpen2''
With that Johnny Bapter walked in He
was a thin-iooking negro, with a long
face and mouth mat was always laugh
ing He would have been very tail, but
he stopped triie, and there was a limp
to his walk One of his feet dragged
81 ghtly, but he was nimble as a squirrel
for ali that. His clothes Were wet. Ou,
not muddy. He hit his wo3l hat against
the side of The chimney, and it left It's
damp print, He looked at the children and
pointed to the wet place. Il tuck its
dagarrytype," he said. johnny Baptar
had once lived in town, and his adven-
lures here, as he made them out. would
have filled book; and at tines they were
interesting.
Il hope you all been we'll" sad John
Rapter; I'm sorter midd.in' peart my
sc f.
"Whar yo' been?" asked JENNY
Kinder see'sawin round. follerin' de
bans an kee2in' off de boogers."
"Yo' di Int go wild um?'
Noun; nos ne; l seed dey had p,enty
comp'ny. Mo dan dat, 1 seed um hit OF
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Gus competitor for the place. and should
anything happen to weaken Mr.. Bryan
with the Democratic masses in the next
fifteen months Harrison's star would shine
brightly He Is not sunstruck with silver.
as Tom Watson said of Sewall. and would
have the Eastern Democracy behind him.
While all political talk months ahead OF
the time for action is more or less pecu-
dative, Harrison Is a man who must be
taken into account when specializing"
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Speaking Of Mayor Harrison Of Chicago,
the Nashville (Tenn) American (Dem)
says: But even now he is strong man
politically and were II not for Mr. Bry-
ans complete control OF The party and his
surety, " conditions remain ~ now, Of the
nomination, Harrison would be a danger
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TORPID LIVER

DIR. RADWAY-Dear Sir: have been
using your medicines-that is. your Pills
and Ready Relief. These two medicines
have done me and my family more good
than a whole drug store. l am SO years
old I used about six boxes of your pills
since last spring. 1 am as regular now
and feel like a healthy man of 20 years
Now, I want to find out about your Re-
solvent, to use in case of a young lady
(etc., etc.). Respectfully.
AUGUST WILMER,
April s, 1895 $40 E. 18th St. New York.
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pathways
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Sick Headache and All Disorders OF the
Liver.

Price Is cts per box. Sold by all drug
gists, or send by mail on receipt of price.
RADWAY & CO., So Elm St, New York.
Be sure to get Railways"
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on a cheer, snatch a moufIle er vittles an
rush out, wussn eff de overseer wuz hol-
lern' at UNI
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AFTER YELLOW JOURNAL
National Councii at Women s~A~f,
Reports on .Eytls.-

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1.-THE natar.,
Council oT women today heard frasn "a.
and local councils giving desa4!s al =.
work accomplished hy tSe several e,-as.
nations. Mrs Adelaide Hosiless. ssss
Hamilton, ont. S~Ske If Tee sga.sarz .
puzzle schools.
The Rev. Anna G. Seherker. repyssss.
!ng the state council az Rhode fs;aza -.
scented report describing the WA e.
dertaken during the p4sS year Iooktaz :
the abatement % sweat skcp evils ss
the suppression OF improper sheasrsca. H.
auctions and articles IL Ike dassv rsexs
The council continued is sesssaa i. a.
afternoon and again tcGsgut. The ab<se
OF many o. the delegates because ef Id,
ira hiaty 10 reach tae cry has 3!sarraag
81 matters considerably. Reports et s.sss
and local councils began AZ TIE nawz...
session AID were continued IN iAs srse
noon. those contributing Including Ms s.
san II. Anthony, for ths council nj RaSAss.
ter May Fisk. for tlastI az Mn1eaass
Martha Horne TInggy. of Utah. SgAzs q.
The Possibilities az wo1ner-" There sSs
a general discussion az the question a. .
how womeg could al municipal ses-z,
the general opinion heing thar tals eea8
best be done by giving them saErsgs
Tonigh; papers weTe submitted as 81
lows: Florence Cgittsnaen Missior- ~
Kate W. Barrett, OF this city. TIE Ma
tional WouaAa's Relief Society,"" IN Nj
=. Young. NJ Salt Lake CITY. ard 'Tas
ca Purity by Elizabeth Grsn1se c:
New York. Addresses were delivered fT
Mrs. EmaIiEc =. Wells % SAT- faka a.
Coed Citizenship" and BY Ida n. Essv-
er. OF Idaho. OF Equality the Most Fciesi
C0CssrvafCr OF fGrnaa Rights
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WANTS 70 MOVE CAPITAL.
REPRESENTATIVE PARKER WOULD
CHANGE 1T TO TACOMA.
VIII Introduce a Bill PROVIDING Tor
the Submission of the Question
70 the People Friends OF

Sr.zcIsl T1<q6tca % he post-frtss2 gs-lce7-
OLYMPIA. Feb 14--Rep preventative Jos
Parker II SEAsit county toalSAe announced
;ast tomorrow he wosi3 introduce r hli n
ths hoszse submitting 20 tre people tas CUES
TN q ire removal 81 1Ae capital fr]n
Olympia . Tacoma This W. cozae as 4
taanderoolt !neo re camp g tie friends
.. The capitol measure.
Mr. Parker said tonight THAI under he
constitution tas legislature could - any
time sglhrrst The question: - RE removal q
me csplta. 70 the people. but that i would
require I ;w0-ta3rESs vote u carry tHs
election. Under tae constitution Ire tezls-
lature may name TIE pace 10 wa'ca Il IS
proposed 20 move the CAPITAL IN the act q
submitting the question OF Ta1neVa- . II
people. The voters. however. may vote II
favor q any other place - the state
How far the new Measure MI be favored
by the Pierce ccQnty members remains yet
20 be seen II this connection the S2ct ia.
Parker was a Foster man ia the ssElAto-4a!
fight : significant
The capitol committee Of the senate to-
night considered tie proposition n1aIe by
Senator Hamilton on ee1att o. Pierce
county, 10 purchase the Tlz2rStoa county
courthouse and make {. into 4 capitol by
the addition OF wing. No ds1nlse can-
ciusion was reached. Senator 7. J. Miller
took the proposition home WITH him 10
shIa- over
L fs considered probable by certain mem
bers o. the legislature that in case the
pending house bill IS defeated Or vetoed or
that the substitute proposed by Hamilton
IS saelyea. the Parker bill VIII pass.
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AMERICAS POLICY DEFINED.


become 4 gigantic event. TIE slaughter
u people III 10 way equal 10 LIZ meeting,
us With bows and arrows and craving mo
jungles by hundreds. there 10 die. has
Supplied the American mind. No one has
said that ctr mission % commerce and the
gospel was 10 be preceded by the slaGsh-
ter OF thousands ot persons / am not
eaamored Of the Nc Emery resolution. 1t
contains little that is good. ana a great
deal that - bad
He regarded the Bacon resolution Is
much the better.
But" he said, In conclusion. ''the car
OF Juggernaut VIII 20 on. The grinding
viii continue until the people finally make
themselves heard upon r.
Mason delivered a speech In which he
attacked the policy pursued IL the Philip
pines. lie said however. that he was an
optimist. and believed the people OF the
United States would declare for human
liberty as vel. in the Philippines as in this
country
AS Mason was concluding the hour for
the vote had arrived Bacon's amend
naeni . the resolution was then laid be-
fore the senate. II follows:
That the United States hereby dls.lairrs
any disposition or intention 70 exercise per-
nsaFsut Sovereignty. jurisdiction or control
over sal! islands. and assert their dstsrsni-
nation. when a stable and independent gov
eminent SHAH have been erected there. en-
Tilted, in The Judgment Of the United States.
% recognition as suca, 20 transfer 70
sad government upon terms which shall
- reasonable and Just. al rights secured
un'ier the oesslon oy Spain. ard 70 there
upon leave the government and control Of
Inc Islands 10 their people"
A yea and nay vote was demanded. re-
sultinS - 10 -.
IL announcing the vote the vice presi-
dent said;
The vets - a tie. The chair votes II the
negative. The amendment - lost
re de.aiis.i VOC faI,ons.
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~ Izce7ssas Of wheels, sAeTrIas. -ztss-g ?.
Feseraez. etc. for tAe Improvement @
-Gaas* &c TIE measure - Il b Il os
fsez4Zg 60 Pierre.
TIE ~ 4gz.1ss 20 eSt4@s - 80 s-s-. So
cd. rAf-9 and fesxrta classes. Enes@ az
authorized 10 regulate az5 License aseyca~s
1z1 - cocg-sc< hdcycas paths. rcssa~1asss
e.. es.her wztszt7 O. wziassuE tlls eoTporsts
zt--l.s re icTrsA fee snail s~ axed ~
ers4saS1ce EaSse2 kF ts@ esEs cSslAe24 and Il
s1aA D. enforced - reasonable penalties
SeEt%sza g The k41 prohibits ne 5EzF1rg 81
teams, wagons o. Suck over bicycle P'Atas.
except al regular crossings 2a1 sl2kss EAe
SANE q r-.sdeEnssngg-
Section % the bill provides:
TIE CITY ccsarsciI 81 each c,-T SHAH ~
CS3sn&zc@ provide t1zE The TA9e z-re1fs
or arr amount 1Gt ssSs tEan seFeEES-9Ns
f7zf Ter cenInrn = al f3c%rS1 Tees naeS.
penalties O. nTh@- moneys sos sScEe1 I1eeF
fha rawex her4sssv conferred shah bs pad
into ARD PLACED - rae crezet Il Sr~c44l
fund q zngxa as t1s 'IGcS1c!9 R291 ka-2.1-
Gn1 me MONEYS IL sa1a suad s2aAI rs D@
transferred % any other fund ~ sl2c2 Cries,
I'D shaa Ee paid oGt for tEs sore purpose
&C hsnAslnx add man an rA oaesFN+e p1tils
and railways authorized 20 be constructed
ard maintained By This at Or ror spscl24
policemen. bicycle tags, stationery AID ctr
~ expenses s-5IiDg OFT y ina rs SAf
ana Licensing % tie rang q sleyeies'
.~tcTc.Es ard other vehicles ard tie cSEl-
sEract On. maintenance AID res &lat-on G
the usa OF bicycle paths ar4 ro4GEays.
"a snsI Deysr re used f2- any other pax
pose Whatsoever
Rgs.zfg.r "a APIS o.n allowing aliens 10 ptr-
chase land IN Washing ton rot exSse.iiaS
- acres was passed ID third res 1ins.
Under the present l4w, aliens are Prohibit
81 from acquiring BY purchase any land
whatever ~ he state. ard from hol1ttDg or
OWING saeh land except taEo4sa toEecioS-
gre o. BY inheritance
Tire following bills w@re advanced 70
third reading
H n. 3ss. hY Bedfor3-To prevent in
1ary . electric wires.
n q 2s7 by ths insurance COMMITTEE
Regulating insurance companies and pro-
hsbjting overhead writing.
II. r. 81, BY -tCcklng-F'ov this protec-
ticr of fish IN stocked lakes ard strains
H p .. By Calvert - Providing
method for the change IN name of any in
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REPEAL OF MORTGAGE LAW.
New biif Introduced NaIiify Ing the
Obnoxious PopoIist Measure
of Tive Years Ago.

Special Dispatch 10 the Post If1sasl 4 ge1cer.
OILY AEJA. Feb. is-Due Of tie most sigl-
iaTiaas aasAs1Ess that have tseea sgGslg Il
before the house a: shls session Is Ii. H.
"a, from the judiciary eenmEtsae shica
III substance repeals tGs obnoxio,l- mort.
gage foreclosure aud sppfalsesneat law
passed ~ the legislature tao years asa
ard puts Ia force the Lax practically as
II stno1 ar tha statute hooxs before the
rssv and ta4l IL Popaism. Iass b.ll " as
considered 6y the house on second read
ias today AID viii Ia az probability gAss
the lower caaEiher without material
amendment
TIE act repeats the deficiency tuaxm.r,
las % sEo years ago and provides That IL
Judgment or aay part taefsof remains
unssnstse9 after tha sale OF rnorsg a2ei
properly. then the judgment creditor may
levy on aay other property ef the dehtor
aes exempt from execution. Pu5lsca fsan
Of notice 81 sale q read property IL re.
gsired sn aaf1e weekly newspaper OF esn-
tfal circulation Ia fhs csu.ty
In al eAEe= where tie property sold Il
less than isaseaa!d II two years. the saia
saAA 80 absolute. Is al othak cases tha
property saat 10 subject 10 redemption.
The purchaser. tEsna she day q lha sale.
80! u entitled IA th9 possession 81 taa
property. so4 when the Sans
= heia ~ : tenant 0tadsg uuexulgr.4 leaas.
~ s'ta.l receive tAe rents. issues ard prot
IL during fas psia3 II feds gnpEIun X Is
pFosilft. however. shAs anF t~s-sfsss r4-
nia4niag frasn svca Eeats ana profits aster
c#fihE Tar suetl properly shau Pea placed
Ia ths efSat - lae rsti, T1iir tlaR money. a.d
s9a ace0aEsEaE ot Use safRe may Ia de-
mandtd y ;h- pcrroH rssleerping
The hi3 was referred ~ stre hbg4rs.~,,
cannates fer amendment. ohfretfan h@tFee
made hy Hafo,t A0ea &c tie asc safs t,rss-
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corporated city or town.
II. r. Iss. By Callyert-Repealtng the act
creating me state board OF pardons.
II. Il. 81. by chr.sman-for the proiec
ton Of food fish.
Bills Passed.
The hossse thAs afternoon killed twenty
TWO measures and passed the following
bills:
II. r. l07. BY Bedfor,i-Drecting the
state treasurer to invest the money N the
permanent school fund IL general fund
state warrants Gs current issue ~ par
seEace u a statute Il IS made the duty OF
the holder OF the warrants to accept in
payment thereof funds he'd by the state
treasurer IN the permanent sch0o8 fund
II. + is BY Bedford Directing The state
treasurer 10 tlrd outstanding state war
rants and purchase the bonds which shall
draw interest at GIG par cent. with money
in the permanent school fund. The TWO
measures are companion bllls II is esti-
mated that there - nearly quarter OF q
faill.on IL TIE school fund nov he'd By the
banks
H r. III, by Clark Prohibiting the sale
% noun ain trout. The taxi OF the bin
was printed n toiay's PU<t-intellIgence-
H L. ~ hy Wicke-sha nj eating 10
negotiable instruments. This bill Is a
copy n the law now In force in England
AID the British colonies. 1t has been In
Gorsea b. The NasIUna. Bar Associate
has been enacted in eleven states during
the past few years and il part q a pan
to maze the Jaws os ths states uniform
in certain lines The bAi consists Of over
through. ! motion 20 discontinue the rad
ing was carried. The bill passed. ayes -
nays fC5son If KING absent Is
The house refused t. rece.se from ffs
amendments % the norma. schools biz
4 conference committee vii be named
touDrrnN
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,o, SAD he wanted to state his objections

ton SAD &c wanted - state his cstsct3ons
cl@a~sy ~ -he~e z-sD&rze1fS -
through" he sid y SAL voEe 70 sustain
3 Tsta pr the governor
Nj -f.s'51le31 SAID .a tcGk Ire SANE 90
s!ta9n- lie opposed IL increasax ar2y
OF the items rom tie or5g!aa. amount
Tne ssate sszou}S not bafls& ID Gre Sc9co.
SIS against the other. Al three sao-l5 -
given an equal standing
Mr. Hamilton sd h@ W02}5 vote against
TIRE oss unless @ECG IA treaties a. ze.
MI. Neg1eg xRs OF the sazrae op ni9u.
TE7ss caused NJ. crew = Spokane 70
pause. he wanted harmony, aua moved
khAt rne previous vote Tor increasing the
Essiens5arx school gpprussgsAtic be recon
ss6ersd The rna ton prevailed ana On
no. acz % Mr. Pszu TIER me c0fuu15 III =
arose and reported hack tire oil Nsfa ina
recommend alton tAac 1he senate refuse -
csncar 10 the house amendments. Tia
ssnAte- upon recovering. adopted TIE re-
port ~ TIE committee q the shJ,e ard
reported back 10 the house thai tas ST.
ate had refused TO concur IN TIE house
amendments
Memorial for the Sooksack.
Mr. Biggs Of Whatcorn offered s. II s.
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O.
were introduced in the legislature today:
House.
II. =. 81. ny Camp5sll-To regulate mu-
tila! SIRE insurance companies
II =. 2s. by F3eii--A n1sD8in-, he school
law So that The state shall raise revenue
enough annually from taxes and interest
CT permanent school funds - eQua. $40 per
chi3
- y ga. by Carpenter Providing that
the bodies q veterans of The Tn4FQ~ vcprs
and those ~ their widows o- wives shan
Il Uttered - tbs expense ~ THE county
but ~ other than The pRuper authorities
where re relatives q ne deceased are
una9le u Pay h cost % The iHtermeut.
H. 3 - by GteascN-A raend{rg the act.
relating . afUaiat str3to~s
II b. 20. ~ Conway polishing capital
- Y -. ~ F'srknor-A ~n~nnrlatf-x s7as
"a tire ijFht ani power company q OWN
rs ttr lights 'arn. sired
IL = 3SS. ~ Sharp-Anse0 sing tre at
irr.eatiFg d.-chcs.
II Y b. ny 0is9r-Au,eod.nr ths az; 70
prevent tas poisoning ot honey bees
~ II. 50. by p1sen-AmeudtnE the school
lsN.
II =. 2al by Misunderstanding county
rguisg.o~c~s - levy a AK u from ons-
halt - twc rntls for ROAD purposes.
n r ~ ~ Chrtsnaan-Hrlat:rw "a o.
aa-~ 90 surveyor general
u. y 20 from sac mining COMMITTEE
A a.; relative % mines ana mining
II II 81 hv s3kr~~-Ye3atfrw "a ne
e<.c~ e county surveyor ard prescribing
hs Ga.ies
y Il eS nv observation-disclosures
ra9'an carriers n t.e mat1er OF trsrsf.r
- ears.
senate.
: r. rs, ny ke.'h-DeaalrE ,ros.s ara
rr3~s pe7a:ty f1r c7rrec..sa ysgt7
them
: T. ~. ~ HArllso1-T SaKulssf-- IN
ncU carriers and providing 1sv:tsrl. ,~.w
sor -1e transfer - ears aa9 freight over
tuo ny us"te lines 90 ra5}~oaa
: r. IS, - Rs Srr- F,ega3stnE zaataAl
ETs Insurance cer7 ps~3es
: g -. ~ kette-f'fxt1r .he rra~s-,,,-,
-ate o. sleeping ears IN rs Staga a, &
e aeh twenty fSur hours
: r. 5A2- Is MaucE - Eesls.lg-rr Thai -
states - p@r cen: o9 licenses z-a}f -
J@st9 by The applicant bsfara l.q21r l.
cerSAs mra Issued
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CAN PAY ENTIRE AMoIST.
Feature of Crow. Hiti Rs TO Bonds
for Local improvements

Special DiSpatcA 10 he -lu'elE.Esfss'
OLYMPIA. Feb i.-fNEow's hisl fsxari
ing the issuance and sale OF bonds 1t e,tiss
FOR local improve merits which nssssd -
senate today. provides Fslsst 4 prcpsrsy-ss
er car. ny giving thirty dAys notice osssss
ans annual lnstAliment falls des, psf y
entire Assessment ard the proper afrks'
can call In and pay osf The SANE anStaa'
o. ths bonds. Under las old law, tire rrsg.
s,rty-owu,Fs could only pay the assesssass !
before tae bonds were issued.
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HOUSE REPORT N DETAIL.
nicY~t~ nitI Passed - Thtra Head
tnE-aesfoa On other special
MS%smrwx

Specs; r'tsg2teA - 80 pest-rr .essiss..,--.
OLYMPIA F@A IA r-~ssI.Ee - sz-
:~s~S &scs - y s.e-es79ea - 80 zezta y &
possessed t, -.~5 rta'frE f~ .ra A..saa t-5s
fnaT--< 3 i sG@ arss zraste - A-r ss
i--< x1~--.-.~ - 49, .tAsS :. s.Sz~-, .-..
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PRESIDENT MKZNLEY 10 VISIT PUGET SOUND

Po1s-nelgencer
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Nays 20.

Tas vote was then taken o. Ire McF-n-
e~y resolution, tae text Of walca fellows.
That by the ratification oF peace with
Spain u Is not intended . inrorf,ssra.s.
tae tnaa6iiants of the Philippine islands
into citizenship ~ tae Cnite1 States. ror
"a II intended q permanently annex The
sal3 ieiAads IS IN Integral paTt n IRE ter
ritu-y ~ ths Init@i States. a4t Il IL me
ir5t@ntion II the United States - e<tae -
ilsh an ira said islands L government
suitable - tho wants and condition.. -.
ina tuhs httsnts - the $ald Islands 10 ora
pare t-a-0 for local SELF government. and
"a due tire t0 MAKE Suah disposition -
She said islands &s viii t-as< promote the
interests % cha citizens CO th@ United
stacos ana the Inhabitants ct thu SAID
islands"
The resolution vas adopted. yeas p
nays - Several Democrats who vera
present ard not patre1 withheld tha.r
votes The detailed vote faIl0wz.
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TITS tsHfp t'f az rffAF l~efes .-e-tts-
Laxative tftn}a elUtrsn> Tan3e-s -
lfses"s Eas ess.ssV Tea Isc~@tas--rs "a s-s s7.s
3'.e g~1eAtssc a@s il a. = ass eA Is TaE..&
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-15
Gresscas's BsIl introduced.


The ~ presented 81 fEe nuaae add So
ate b ss-icEerHs4ss ax8 Hamilton resg~ee-
lively. both - whoFu are members from
FisTce coapiy. - tA@ gro84es ~ f1e
Northern FscGac Railway Company ami
was yrs pared at tae SlcJ&tlar. s. cot tie
direction. * 2. Z f5yvSsc4a. attorney an9
easet Eosaegsss soT tie Northern Fsetsc.
While Il a. trua that the aasi. = enacted
into Law wogi1 ne os material bsnest -
the Sound saiggass. = s. sa l1eispas aa,se
fact that tie principal aeneat HtH ~ 70
tae Northern Pacsae road. vhich would
greatly ineFxass llz zrxlg tonnage, TIE
object is ~ force t1e Oregon Railroad &
Essisafioa Co.'S ssa2s 70 Fsce3ye fretgal
ssDag The lssa s. sgs goa1 ard pas tne
same over - the Northern Paelae and tie
Great rsrfaeru. 20 20 carried to Sound
p1snls- So far as aG1S from i very cur
aoTy examination OF the bill. IL is gsera-
ferrous AIT should pass. os4t II does sts4k.
nae "a little ODD Tat Mr. Ggosse4p
should ask the farmers az Eastern Wash
iIAStsa 90 pass measures to bslsid up the
traffic - bis fand and yet maintain q laLs-
~ neariy haif as IASgs IS the legislature
Itself % defeat any legislation Ia the az
terest II the farmers os the stats. I haze
10 doubt thAt the Oregon Railroad d Ma
siEati0n Company viii feel last as snEea
opposed - The GrsssScup transfer bali as
II daes 70 tho LAEoiiette hdil for the re-
daetion Of freight rais2. As IL ia gnser-
stood that the Oregon Railroad & Eagi-
cation Com pany is Ia the pool 10 destroy
tbs freight ratio balls. II viii 30 interest
Ing 10 note how far AR. GrosSenp vii use
his pcof votes 10 carry Through his
roads transfer biI. Mr Cotton all ua-
douhteaiy feet that IL Is llAe feeding d
child unti be Is strnHg and athletic
enough 10 Caastise his own father.
The railroad committee we're 20 have
net tonight but several members gave no.
tiea that they could rot be present and
tho meeting was postponed.
j. HOWARD WATSON.