The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-09

~ mApy visits 10 Seattle now
pecpie IN better feeling. dispiaying
toufdenee from . hua1nens and
9pt1l e4andpotni. than ever hafOre:
1voa than Ia February wheaA wns
Better sttll, this coincidence. u
r " -. n warranted =
yeSo the obnervmstcns q Samuel
aAent of the Eastern Railway 81
$50. - he at In the lobby Of the
~ aight. "kow 4 the government
n3nGton." ne continued. will only
\ policy which Win enable the West
w ~ 4evelpp - neea want for
11 mora mean BY that such =
- = viii enable the country 10 60
stAo goods Into the aAFkets Of the
! think the East should bear In
Hat the centsr Of population has
01 and = travelink wsetwafds that It
49, cut an the Mississippi river. II II
r. RI near Beaten N formerly.
~ ID general way I may aay the
mn conditions 1t the country are
- npm the 0reat Lakes - tn Pacific
l&9oA trade conditions IN splendid shape.
klelly n going - b neglected and
n - tImes viii continue And right
- 4 think ihs Post-fntsliieencer has
- spisadid work Ia aiding In the resicr-
- - ths Republican party Of this STATE
= ena9resmnan has had good effect.
Dtsrsssine tAe Nnr Mr.. HIN SAID. sThe
ufeAt haitiee e N future win be COM
Neseial onNlm 14ey VIII BE- trade hMttlsa-
0eeMaaE m1 xsAnce and Amsrsca
~ vaee ~ ~ aeadin3 their products
- ~ masAeSa q the World. But the
ueffea eeates With her Improved machin.
~. seperA tnveasse genius. Yankee
ussA ~ snesxy VIII win.
teek = sg4n On my wheel this after
- M Judge Hansprd.. Mr.. Hili con-
@see& md mist say that ! found that
e.astle ~ the ground work for h~auti-
~ ~ system. How easy II would be
mians the lakes and I 10 ha>e the city
- ~ cut good park systern.
I'M cane West 20 isok after his
1sesesvs sasnsss interests In this and
saee csass etsles. lie viii probably start
= - rtnrn East tenaerrow.
ues Aeinss. la. - tn the city on >
ele sgas. He found mary fewa peo-
Mfan6inx Mr.. J. Y. Trawhr'dse. an
80 frssnd formerly AZ Dee Mssuea.
u immensesy pras~a with the raciao
yairh ! an seesng fer the firss
NJ Matt SAIL The sreess partse<
IL essz. arr xoca In Iowa he eon-
ssesss: aheas forty es.shsss r~r acre iris
I've price - fairly good, > cents
NNAeA aAsa AZ that the farmers make
s. 80 Ns when cnfn brings only u SRA
tAas The farmers talk Hryan. when
D. esass tAsv sr~ All for acktnlsy
- - 9 Ne psarls % iowa feet about the
Ss:esssisA 81 shr I'sslfpssnss- We'll. I
ne rsarse ~ The state ARE with
eentasssraslnn They realise that the
vsSaN<Ht has had teh eea In hands.
- .Assk sAss ths war saoale Ne kept ua
1a<f b restored In the ss,sndsa
No<f - @ns NJ TIRE heaviest grain eTs~
- y sewa he has now aassas l.aoe-
sess 81 Germ In sSere. ard al times
= sAsts " seur tines rhas much on hand
= 2 faees. sae og the heaviest prop
sSnssr % Buffalo. arrived yesterday
gzsiex. He II en- q pleasure tour
SestAwsst AMI - accompanies ~
Ness. Harriet (. Tae<r and Grace
10Y Y. Neat. prominent essssa q.
y. nes aas Tor eighteen years
mSnsAsF vt se< essmsoa rsuress ~
CITY. = II SeAstse en- MS wsy ~ nc
saeAsiea srsss - Alaska
ArsA I'M. assistant "a President James
- q tie ssaeas Nnrsnevm acrasnp~-
! 20 seAa u. Stevens. cases enxtns~r al
- arrived In tho City last ntght.
ss ~ sas Esa'isr.
fr1sersan. ~ IaSxsonsssse. IN. and
6K sf~serAa az Estca Ee9ss La, are
- 30 ~ sAesr ras 10 Alaska.
s1ses Katherine and Alice sAte4as
-. iasts saa f~ui s<sseads az ST.
- ~ sAe batter.
asufsAsa sasssss-the. waess PARTY.
e " Mr. ayA Ma - -
4. asss 4 r. s-assnxs. Mr. ara
uanAnas. ed ef PA aaxieseAtA Ard
81 Astaly. 1t virxtasa- arrived u