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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-22
NICHOLS f. MUM,
80 AND 80 HALLER BLOCK.
Phone. white so.

WITS ADDITION, Tying in the beautiful
orchard on north side y Madison street
between 11Ih ani 2%l avenues
Very desirable brs!lding sites. best car
service In the city.
The dtrant IS great. and have lei con-
tract Tor two handsome iw aiiug houses
They will contain $ large rooms and re
Nrst-ciass IN material and workmanship.
WIT have All modern improvements ana
Will b. sure 20 please.
Call ana Inspect plans VIII sell when
completed. On easy terms or will build
:0r yog a house - suit.
~ lot klse sigas ~ Wttts' addition
Ala3 cozy S-rCo1lod costaE~ ar 18th avenue
ncrth - Madison street. one block be-
you'd cement sidewalk. Z.sf"
s-ron~neG C5ftage or Terry avenue .,sa-
Harrison stree. 81 fl@. terms ss5o ca xr
halgDc" u sUal monthly payments
Lots - ~ITnuatf avenue near Pike street
Lot OF Eas.roaf. 2 se1Ge. - fee. front. vnos
business !rca;lor. rnfv go. tocsk tbis t1n
' HUGO SMITH
n BAILEY building
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RENTON HILL ADDITION.
RENTCN HILL ADDITION.

We can give you the choice OF 30 lots.
soxlao each, for 500. on easy payments.
interest only s per cent. Abstract fur
nished. title perfect. Look at this prop
erty before you buy.
S325-Choice of lots on Twenty-third
avenue. s0xIa0 feet.
S5T5-Choice of 10 lots on Tweuty-secoBd
avenue; good buy.
$45o-Two lots on Twenty second avenue.
12nxl24 feet; snap.
s. 2o-Four lots. 240 feat on Harrison
street by 100 feet on Third avenue west:
this will make business property look
At this property.
81. oAn-Two lots on Mercer and Third ave-
nue. west.
500 for choice lots near tho State uni
vers.ty.
81, soo-Six lots close 10 Broadway, near
Denny way. gine view.
S51e-Corner lot, Queen Anne hill. First
avenue north near Highland drive
ssSn-Nine lots: this is q good buy: owner
nonresident wants 10 sell; look this up.
81 s01-s-room house on Eighth avenue,
near Pike street.
81. eoo-s-room cottage on Dexter avenue.
near Denny way.
s. 00o-Two eight-room houses on Seventh
avenue. near Union: income property.
$40 A0c-Rusiuess property: will pay net
income of pSr cent: investigate: this
property In one Of the best locations IN
the city
S and lD-acre tracts within and close to
the city limits. north and south.
81 s0n-St0ck ranch east ~ the mountains
containing 80 acres: improved: only -
cash. balance on time; with plenty Of
water: here is chance TO raise stock.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-22
IN OUR LOAN pEPARrx-

We have money TO loan on desiyah,.
ness or residence rropert.sx An = -
loans are made with the '.on - ~
clause. ana our rates are yer~ II
Money furnished promptly. IL ths -
ity IL approved.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-22

AtCTTcN-The las finishing UP sale will
re on Wednesday a,sn. everything must
go. hardware, tinwaTe. stoves. clothing
new and second hand, los Railroad ave
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-22

THIS In heater time. and wise people burn
wood. have some Of the ties. and cheap
EFT cast-iron and air-tight heaters In the
city, something that locks coay and feels
ooxy and costs you hut little compared
with nav ones. all Of which guarantee
just a. represented. / have Franklin
Gold Coin. Universal Oak, Laurel and
many other GOAL heaters. used q few
months last winter. also q number OF
good wend and coat cook stoves at that
little feiaste secondhand store, bn7 Pike
street: phone. Green rs. come and see
me
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-22
NICHOLS 4 MUM.
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS,
So AND so HALLER BLOCK.

The place TO buy YOU lot Is on street
where all the improvements are made.
such grading, sewer, water, gas, elec-
trio lights and sidewalk on Twentieth
avenue, near Madison street. in the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-22

AUCTION sale e furniture. contents OF
ejx-room private resdeuee-B lckerton &
Dewitt will sell at auction on The prem
ises, No. 2aan Second avenue. on TUESDAY
October e. at Ii o'clock sharp. the con
tents consisting OF he'd SETS springs
mattresses chairs. tables. rockers par
Tor furniture. couch, center tables. por-
there's, curtains. line Weber upright piano
cock stove. china. glass. heaters. pie
lures. carpets. rugs. etc. Rooms siil be
. fsf
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

$3.50 for grocery store. netting over $40
monthly; exceptional opportunity.
y.so for or.e ~ the hest paving saloons
In city. must Re sold owner going East
$50 for restaurant: daily receipts average
$40
Parry leaning saen on personal and real
estate security amounting 20 SSSea "a n
chfai0 position OF Ses monthly, open 10
Investigation.
Lodging houses in all parts OF the city.
XIV for weekly newspaper on rux~,
sound. ret;sug OVER sisa monthly. ane
plant invoices g s..5 easy terms. zaai
reasons fer selling. fnis is 8 rare oppsr~
tullLy
sss for cigar s'ofe club rooins In rear
aoInE Gue business central location
LELAND SPENCER a. 60
Basement p.ei- Building
FOR SALE aose' ana ss4xinr heuses-
ore ~ ias bes: transient hosls4s n cen
ter ~ rity. 5lSt thc thiug fo- Lads
o~insa 81 the ejts Cal asa 80 coglN reed
*No9r F~sss >efSes, T0St r~tlYs. ;rtee
s "a - bcA HAFN rec thts sf4ao,srs wti.
AZ so4 Stif:@ \ Sst ~ other H. ses
follows roo,us. , Fl1sES : rooms.
T4atr-< Feat-9S- - ves ,tlN = rooms a
f'aeFas- u ''ssF1iS - rooagS = y0oras -
f'e@'.s = Tt-'faS . -~o1}>- y rsaco> -
Fosraa. s. tasnls - rsceas A. ra--es s.
rcotsa~, e*' rc0rr1S, - ys5.rS - rsa7sts ii
rooms iss -coDIs ssrsc-S ACCORDING D,
Sisa ead lgeA.soss. Asrxx-.s Excamr-~.
1est Thsrt avenue
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estate security amounting 10 S. ra can
cs'ain position ot $ls monthly, open "a
Investigation
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-22

A close buy II
taken at once.
A delightful cottage
In Queen Anne,
one block from kiunear park. The price
~ taken In the next ten days Is 81 800 1t
is very slightly good view and desirable
IL you are looking for a modera,e-priced
cottage
Kindly call at my office for a well select
ed list q property in all parts OF the city.
WILLIAM r. HARPER,
Dexter Horton Bank Building.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-22

FOR SALE-fsv owner q modern s-ro,-n
house. ~ QtlesG AuDe. good view; con
E~rtenf 70 street car Call a. 1sH Exrs,
aY@-Ce or tesspnog~ ftur lis1
FOR sAI&-Fovsclosea city and farm
property chap. and terms easy Jarne,
Eothset{. loans and Insurance. Boston
block. Ta,ephops. Main aqe
FOR Ssf4k-BY rwn~r, One = The finest
homes CT -Four avenue rev. mod
err and strlct1y Grs'-giass Address
= = are Fass-Ints .isg~f7c ~.
FfEIpESCE " z corner Bellevue sra
mercer, eight T1ofxss. al Modern con-
yesasnces Apply 10 = 3 Carlisle "a
p.szexr building
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-22

$3.50 for grocery store. netting over $40
monthly; exceptional opportunity.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-22
HOMES HOMES. HOMES.

We are building several : ard s-rcorn
cottages on graded street and convenient
20 car lire thar will sell easy pay
rents. YoU can pay Us monthly or
quarterly TO sui. your own convenience
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-22

Sitso for or.e 81 the best paving saloon
III city. must be sold. owner yNlns East
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FOR sALE--LoDGING HOUSES.

A beautiful house for lady: II rooms, SUI
perb.y furnished; very central. suitable
fer family, and few select rooms at
good prizes Also a fine paying house
clears $50 besides rent. n business place
for a 1--we woman. These two houses ara
bargains. both are corners, and low
price will take them.
J. f. WEST g. co,
Mi First Avenue
FOR SALE-I-odgfng houses in any part OF
the city and at all prices.
II. f. WEYMOUTH 4 CO.
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION sale Of household furniture.
contents Of seven room private house.
Sickerton a. Dewitt will sell on the
Wednesday. October q. al II o clock. the
contents consisting OF bed sets. springs,
mattresses. fine parlor suite. center
tables. extension table. dining chairs,
elegant china closet, rockers brsc-a-
hrac. marble clock, lace curtains. ee-
CANT Stetaway square piano in perfec,
condition toile, sets. china. fine steel
range. kitchen furniture. crockery, glass
line carpets. sowing machine white }
BlckArton L. Dewitt aucttoneers
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FEHREN-MARvIN en-
ESTABLISHED isa
IsNyEE A. ia NNyV~A

Phone. Main lis. as pion.ar ~
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n VACANT PROPERTIES WE HAVE.

Aoss desirable residence or business iora-
lions IN xnsny parts o. he city ~.
wish . call especial attention % cur
splendid Properties In the Broadway dis
iFiet, Aiw, on TN'snty-arss ard Twenty
second avenues. near the Madison stree.
car 4isEs also 20 oar very chesp attract
we pfoh fi.s Ia the Queen Anne nlil
Gls.F2cts (Which properties we shall sal
a. ZEE $ao 10 ZOO per lot. Also 20 our
especially attractive cRerags in The
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-22

$50 for restaurant: daily receipts averas
$40
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-22

ness man III an old established business
splendid opportunity. Address Q 3. care
Post-fntelligenCer.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-22

JOHN. We nust separate
why. my dear. what's the natter
Yes we must separate This IA not a sud
den whtrn. bat conclusion have grave
" nafursd during the past year. There
IL no good reason why we should not
There hre no children 10 bind us. and
you sffll persist In having me use that
old stove. Well. my dear, II you want
new ons. 60 10 George IL woodhous.,
1881 SECOND avenue, and get a GARLAND
nIEtL RANGE. They are the best.
Morai-fenarafttyp Ia Ali afs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-22

WOULD Ike to hear from parties having
shiugie mill for sale or lease: also good
mining propositions. Address " -. care
Observation-Disclosures
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GEO. ". DiLLfSG, .snS
Tel white lal. 40 Ner xofS ss:4sS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-22

In our building Department We are pre-
pared 20 furnish the property. a mos,
desirable corner. i11xi.n feet, clos. IN
on which 70 build = modern Fat regi-
d@rce building. II IL proposed Z. build
these Hats under plans and details al
together original with ourselves Thesa
fats, when completed. will provide mos,
beautiful, attractive economical homes
of from 10 rooms each Every horne
VIII have A desirable vteve and AN ar
Fact'Fe lawn ard garden spot, also at
tFaCtfte balconies and other features
which are nat provided IN the Ordinary
western fiat. Every home In this IA,
VII have SITS own laundry store -9ory.
and these homes wifi 30 - canvantsnf
50 complete In ventilation sauftar, car,
dittonS and pleasant environments TIA,
;hey VII always command rerrunara fI.,a
rentals. Tr'cs W. make he irvss m -.
desirable We wish Sd 90 extra oapt,si
with waA-h 10 consfrsc. these fats a
mex reYsrrse % Per cent: TO IS Der cent
Will BE- assured
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-22

W PARRY SMITH--Roo colmar
building Tel Red 1851; notary public
real estate, mines and timber lands
rental agency
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-09-05

The refusal of democratic speakers
to debate with boilers is perfectly
right. II they are democrats, as they
claim to be, there is nothing to debate,
Let them throw of their disguise ad-
nit the truth, which is that they are
straining themselves to elect Taylor
and then they may be worthy OF the
notice of democrats, who have much
more respect for straight-out repuo-
lican than boiler. There Is nothing
in the Brown ticket or the movement
It is simply an L. & N. scheme TO de-
feat Goebel, which IL knows IL stanos
more chance Of, by buying some so
called democrats and fooling others
into supporting ticket, which has NJ
claim whatever TO democratic support
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-09-05

WHAT possible good could 1t do their
failing aud foolish cause TO publish
that a conference OF leaders was held
In Louisville to pull Goebel offy And
yet the l.. & N. Dispatch, with evil
pretense and falsehood aforethought,
gives currency to a lie that Is so bare
faced and preposterous that the veriest
fool could not be fooled thereby. The
party is more than satisfied with Mr..
Goebel, who IL making votes every day
and who will be elected governor
in spite of venal and purchased sheets,
the world, the flesh and the devil.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-09-05

Near Mayfield Joe Griffith. aged III,
shot and killed Clark Beazley, aged IA.
VIM. L. Harrington, 80, of Boyle
county, died In Denver, where he went
for his health.
While at church in Laurel county.
Douglass Sans was assaulted by two
men and fatally injured.
Rev. II. f. Settle, John Rhea's faith
er-in-law, was stricken with papalysi'
at Russellville and Is n serious con-
dition.
Rev. Alex b Sharp, OF Taylorsville'
H., aud Miss Alethea Ledyard were
married at the I'd Presbyterian church
in Danville yesterday,
AT Saloam Springs, Ark, Aug. 10Th,
Lottie Belle Bruce, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. S. II. Bruce, aud grand
daughter OF T.. +. Gaines, OF Danvllle,
died Advocate
Reports to the Carlisle Conference
show a gain of 600 members the pa st
year. The value of church property In
Kentucky is s726,ll3, The conference
Endorsed the Roberts blu, and the ca m
paign was ordered opened at George
tlwn by George w. Young Editor
l. avis, OF the Shelbyville Sentinel, was
denounced by resolution.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-09-05
FOT fttFItsVH'"I'OI
VI. II. NORTH.

In response to Senator Goebel' I
charge, after he had traduced a mem
Der of the Senator'S family, that Theo-
dore Hallam Aad brother in the penl-
Tertiary: that wreck OF former bril-
liant man. sought to get sympathy and
make point with Confederates oy
stating that the charge was true, that ne
did have a brother who was captured
during the war while fighting for the
Lost Cause and confined in Northern
penitentiary. Believing that this was
the brother TO whom Mr.. Goebel refer
red, the charge was about to react
among those who did not know the
facts, but at Lawrenceburg the Senator
placed himself again on top by saying
that Hallam had several brothers and
it was not the Confederate brother that
he referred 10, but another who had
gone to the penitentiary on civil
charge. The Senator added that he was
incapable of casting any reflection on
Confederate soldiers, a member OF his
family was q Confederate soldier This
father, we believe) and was thrown In
military prison, and he had been held
responsible for bringing about the
nomination of that gallant Confederate
soldier, Robert j. Breckenridge. With
reference TO Owens assertion that
Goebel was rot in the Legislature when
gambling was made a felony, thereby
interfering with his business, the Sem
ator said that Owens shouldn't De so
technical. II was shown when he was
in the Senate that men In Owens ousi-
ness we're evading the law and it became
necessary to make some additions, one
of these being oontz and craps. II the
addition hurt Mr.. Owens feelings, II
was his fault for not informing the Sem
ate. 1t is said that there were about
lbs boilers in Anderson before the
speeches of Gilbert, Peake. Goebel and
Blackburn, but many OF them were
convinced OF the error OF their way
aud the ticket will get the normal ma
iority of $50 TO 800.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-09-05

The Chicago platform, the graudes:
declaration of principles since Jefferson
wrote that of independence, will be re-
affirmed, Bryan will be renominated
and when November year comes we
will poll 10000, 900 votes and the victory
will be ours
liked Goebel's Election law as soon
as read IL and came to Frankfort from
Washington to urge my friends In the
Legislature TO vote for IL. thought IL
was good law and when a republican
governor vetoed IL, knew 1t was good
law. Keep IL on your statute books and
the youngest child will die OF old age
before the democratic party goes out OF
mower again.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-09-05

ID. N. Prewitt bought 100 stock ewes
at o. and l72 hogs at 3fc.-Advocate.
Between Sept. IL and 10, 1905 troops
will sail from San Francisco for the
Philippines.
Gov. Bradley Is expected TO deliver
an address at the Southern Industrial
convention, 10 be held at Huntsville
Ala, from Oct. 10 10 IA, inclusive.
Deputy Sheriff Lewis, OF Clay county
Is reported TO have been shot and kill
ed by Mart Smith, the man who recent
ly shot Deputy Sheriff Stubbleheld.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-09-05

THE election to fill the vacancy In
the sth Missouri district, caused by
the death OF Congressman Bland, shows
which way the wind is blowing. "Sil-
yer Dick" was the most popular man
who ever lived in the district, yet the
large majorities that he has been re-
ceiving were increased 500 or 600, SO
disguised are people with the admins
tration at Washington and everywhere
the republicans are in power.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-09-05

REv.-H. NJ. ScUDDER, noted Pres
byteriau preacher of Carlisle, prints an
open letter to that degenerate and dis
picable political pirate, the so-called
REV" II. r. Coleman, who Is trying
TO arraign the preachers against the
democratic ticket, which should bring
the blush OF shame TO his cheeks, II
they are not as incapable Of IL as
brass monkeys.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-09-05
LAND AND STOCK.


Sales of corn at 81 so at the barn are
reported In the Advocate.
For SALE.-35 9oo-pound feeders.
w. II. Shanks, Stanford.
+. p. Bishop bought OF W. G. Ander.
son. OF Garrard. 10 calves at sl9.
s. NJ. Owens sold to Lexington par
" a Naboth harness fllv for sl75.
w. II. Cook, OF Garrard, sold TO
Monte Fox for weihl Sc fat cattle at &c.
+. =. Bishop sold $50 Of the ewes
advertised In this paper to a. ID. Root
at 3.75.
Thoroughbred Jersey COW, giving
three gallons per day, for sale. j, t.
Jones.
J.J. Williams cold to w. II. Brown.
OF Preachersville, ~ two-year old cat
tie at 3tc.
MULES. 81 good two-year-old sugar
mules for sale, either 10 pairs or bunch
NJ. S. Baughman, Stanford.
Star Pointer went an exhibition mile
over the Hartford. Conn, track In two
minutes Hat. He was paced by two
runners.
G. II. Miller. of Rochester. ILL.,,
brother-in-law of Eubanks Bros =,
bought In this section 372 cattle FOR
Oct. | to Is delivery at &c.
M. Duuu's great young mare. Gyp-
Az Queen III, beat field full Of aged
saddlers at the Danville fair. She is
the finest two year-old in Kentucky.
The secretary OF the New Orleans
Cotton Exchange places the 1898 ~
cotton crop at ll.27i,Si0 bales, as
against ll.l99.99i bales the previous
year.
NJ. S. Baughman sold to ]. G. Lynn
pair OF mules for 500. He says his
three-lIne lad " in this paper has kept
him busy answering letters and ques-
lions concerning the mules he offers.
Pedigo IS Lyons bought - mules and
seven horses, paying an average OF a
little over 800 for the mules and s75
for the horses. For an extra fine pair
of mules. bought from Luther Wells,
they paid the big price OF s350.-Glas-
gov Times.
lsom 4 Litsey shipped a carload OF
polled Durham heifers TO st. Louis
that averaged $40. They also shipped
two show polled heifers that brought
$50 each. They have also sold for next
weeks delivery a carload OF feeding
steers and heifers 10 Indiana parties at
30 and ic.-Harrodsburg Democrat.
Lexel, the handsome black gelding
owned by John Steele Carpenter, OF
Hustouville, got II blue and three rcd
ties at the Liberty, Russell Springs
and Danville fairs. He was shown in
rockaway. harness, saddle, combined
and model rings. That splendid young
horseman, Dick Dunn, showed him.
w. B. Kidd & Co. bought last week
in Bourbon and Harrison counties, Va.
AS 400 pound cattle, to be delivered
the last half OF September, at an aver
age price OF ass. The same parties
have bought In Clark, Bath and Mont
gomery counties. 1000 feeders at to
4ic, an average OF about Ais. They
will be sent to Indiana and disposed OF
to the farmers Observation-Disclosures
Democrat.
&C. Carpenter and Dock Drye. OF
Hustonville, were among the fortunate
winners OF blue ties at the Danville
fair. ]. C. Bailey took blue and red
on his splendid saddle gelding, Tyson,
and should have had another blue tie.
C. T. Sandidge again beat ring full
with the magnificent stallion, Preston.
|. C. James, OF Mercer, as usual. won
most of the roadster rings. 1t Is almost
impossible to beat Red Leaf.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-09-05

BILL OWENS Is simitating much
bravery by denouncing Goebel In his
speeches made ZOOS of miles away. He
wouldn't dare make his charges TO his
euemy's face, Judging by the way he
got out OF the way, when much small
Ter man than he took him to task at
Lexington for his perfdity.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-09-05

BROWN spoke at Madisonville satur-
day to counted crowd OF 552, less than
$50 Of whom were voters aud majority
of whom were republicans. There was
nothing new In mis- speech except that
he challenged Goebel and Blackburn
TO q series OF debates, which of course
they will not notice
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-09-05

TEXAS democrats are OF the right
metal. They refused TO invite Altgeld
70 speak at a convention there, because
of his attitude towards the democratic
ticket IT, Kentucky. The old anarchist
seems TO be getting generally below
par, u point from which he never
should have been lifted by the democ-
.saQv
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-09-05

The Louisville Dispatch says that
Maj. Johnston's doctors forbid him
taking the stump. They fear be will
strike snag.