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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-18

DuRRAN. Dec. 1s.-The Natal gov
ernment Gazette announces that Gen,
Butler has appointed committee TO
inquire into the losses Of the people OIL
the colony resulting from the Boer In
vnaInn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-18
Fearful Storm on East African Coast

FONrIuI 1toEIn On East AlL1VV'u VV.''t
MOZAMBIQUE. Portuguese East Az
rica, Dec. 1.-THE island was swept to-
day by q terrific cyclone. which did ims
mense damage, destroying many houses
In Mozambique.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-18
WRECK ON LAKE SUPERIOR

Whalebaek Barge Hundred and Nlt
teen, with a Grew Of Nine lIlo
Lost In the Great Storm on we'd
neaday-Threa rhouasnd Tons
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-25

state are pouring IN upon the grand mar
shall and the general COMMITTEES from
societies and organizations. ASKING for
places N the parade. and every insitcs-
ton points 70 one Of the largest assem-
blies Of people ever known on the Pacific
coast. II n confidently expected THAT
fully 1890 win be IN the hands ~ tns
finance committee before newt SATURDAY
night, bur the workers DO not Intend -,
rest. They Will call upon all citizens who
have not sunscvs bed.
The decoration COMMITTEES again urge
the citizens 70 arrange 20 illuminate tfsfr
houses. With the money AZ their CON-
rand the committee promises 20 feeor-
ate the city az u has newer been deroraf-
ed before There will he bar one large
arch, and thar viii be placed rrsfvra~
on second avenue. \ smaller arch will
be erected ss the docks whsrs the Troops
land, typical OF the fre~dnrr OF sb~ civ
The desire IL for a general fliurnfnarfrsn
rather than FOR a few set effects
Several special features have beer, ar
ranged for the parade. one hefnE a non
ster living rag
AL the committees seem ffs have THAR
work well In hand at the close ~ fha
week, and the coming week promises
even more activity I'm the matter AZ
preparation.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-25

Three New Cases 81 Parties Injured
~ the ovsstssaing 81 street Car.

Three New Cases 81 Parties Injured
~ tAe ovsstssaiaG - street Car.
The street car accident on the Madrona
park divisi0n Of the Union trunk line on
Saturday night last promises 10 be more
serious In In consciousness than was at
nrst supposed. The hurried reports gath
cred on Saturday night gave only the
names OF Mrs. ]. G. Reif and Mrs. r. J.
Nsardon. Of 10 and zoos Twenty-first ave.
nue.. respectively. M being injured On
yesterday three additional canes were re-
ported. namely. Mrs. q. II. Loomis OF
lk0 Thirty.nfth avenue. wrist upfnined
and back and hip injured. Mrs E. J.
Rathhono, same address, back Injured
and limbs bruised. and Mrs r. r. Fox.
10 Thirty fourth avenue. injured inter-
nally and bruised.
Mrs. Fox 10 said ca be confined 10 her
bed N . result OF her injuriea
t seems the car val hiied with q thea.
ter party and In addition ia their bruises
tho ladies suffered the Destruction OF
their costumes. the dragging OF the car
after II overturned playing havoc with
the dresses Of the women passengers
30 TAR IN could be learned Yesterday
none of the people injured Is in any
danger. but In one case at least II will re-
cuire several days to fully decide the az
tent OF the injuries suffered. The physi-
clans reported all doing we'll yesterday.
IL - understood q thorough inysstfga-
ton Will b made ~ to the causes lead
inQ up to the accident By the company.
although II II claimed the car was per
fectly sAfc when Il iest tho power house
for the road.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-25
sCsY wEEx A 1ns AnnssS.


1ss ths Wo0Ao's Clubs.
ealsrday svsalng vstaaess1 ehe s'oss g
s.s ss Ess.s q s "a a. ~ 3 Sre =.
So % discount last vssk q fae = acsiv.
~ = concefnsf- Ths sxDo9!tsen building
= rapidly essng trzneforne1. The szhsb-
both srsat w7nes ana n the bssy q tks
building - beng Divided INTO many
squares preparatory 70 tIse construction of
wsrk II vel, unAsr way, ana By ths Md
o. the intsrior of the bujdinss Vim have
usassssnr $500. = somP'sss 60. s ssl.C,.., tn.
os the building u nov ready for sxhtblis
an1 material foe this department from
various paris Of the gtats = already ar
! nan On Dc sround srrsns s Is. de-
sctuaI arrival o. the exhibit. and what
Ssm county skAsH eounty. snohcmi:n.
waila countte wilf b IN Big evidence BE-
fore The middle at the week y reached.
H. 4. Holmes. the president Of the
s Bar. = Mn.sr s.: 49,
department. Of the exposition She will
have absolute charge Of this department.
and will grange for and assign specs %
American Revelation. seattle Kindergar-
ten Association and other benevolent ana
kindred orgaa1xAfi0ns tn which the women
Of the city have an exclusive interest.
The Seattle Federation Of womea's Clubs
cf the city will look to 0iO Winscf for
ah data IN regard 70 the woman's depart
nent. Miss Winsor can be seen BY the
ladies' either at the exposition building or
NJ her home. ma Sixth avenue. Her fele-
phone number ID Bun ~ Miss WiRsor
VIII Be at the exposttion Wednesday a.
ternoon 1T 3 o'clock to m1et all ladies
who may wish to look over the plans Of
the Department a. Miss WinsOY will ar
range them.
'-fhsrs u every indication Of great at
tendance at the exposition" said Nan
axsr Armstssnx yesterday, land We will
be very much disappointed II IL happens
that the exposition - other than crown
Ing success financially. socially and every
other way. believe that - . result Of this
exposition Seattle viii have similar one
each year. The business people Of the
city win readily have an indisputable OBJ
tect lesson Of the results obtainabie from
an 1xposition Of this character, and the
future Of expeditions In this city II as
sured."
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-25
2, Lehman Fails Under Wheels
and Nay b Fatally Injured.
AssoTnEa HAS \ WHIST saokEn


-
\ 9troo3 or aees0ent Nnsca
06o o'clock ysuefday -. =. ..s.ss
9voDuo and the Deatue =
railway cr0esanG ~ o.
suit II The deasn o. = AsnAs -.
artist. aged - years hne =.
daughter - III Le1e 1ss
DsockDAn, VINO - sneAeeo - - 1880.
bu1anseo - fsoes-
fracture % tne asm . ~. !. !. ~s.ss,
Car NO. II e cnaIee - =. w. 49,
conduetof, Ana ~. uss. uOso -
teet down TOM ~ LIE Dos" AS"1s
- WsSe oaseene
~ Le9o avenue sne - ~ -
uASinoAa Halfway Company - ene1eso :"
putting u new uee. ma : c.nx - 49, I.n
onG beea thrown up esonehaoe tne sasos
SAuWay Track "a reaching Una spos
the car Nas uevsainG q spsed % aoouI
~ Wiies IN hour. 10 Iaf - anyons
knows. ~. LsnmAa SAVE no indicAtson
tat h wanted % Sci on. Witn0ul
Dn0ent'o warning ne steppe0 from tne
front platform Of the car. which nap
penod 10 - oppoeafe the bank OF sAftn.
~ HIS fest struck the SOFT ground ne 1851
his balance and Solied down UNDER the
wheela His clothing Became entangied
With tbs front platform. and although
0otoFmAn White shut on sne power and
appla6d the brake With AL nis power
Lehman VS. dragged about thirty fest.
BreekmAn stood oeside Lehman when
~ stepped OF. and seeing him fall.
Sprang to his rescue. A. be struck the
soft bank he Also lost his balance, and
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-25
Yousa NATURALIsTs' SOCIETY.
New Seasons Work to he Taken Tn
At 0McA

AZ the last meeting OF the Young Nat
uralssts' Society u was decided to take up
the new seasons work ~ next Thursdays
meeting. Members Of the society who Navs
htsn away for the summer are row return
cd and they are now ready for the fall ana
winter work OF study and lectures This
society has a junior department composed
Of boys In the public schools This section
meets On Saturday evenings. The boys have
talks from Prof, q p. Johnson, r. r. Ran
Delphi and members Of the university and
the Seattle high sehoo, sscult'e.
Prof. Trevor ktreaid has ronsenfet 70
give series 81 lectures or talks on xsolo-
~. Next Saturday evening he VIII have
. microscope 81 the bah and will show the
boys specimens OF the lowest or mort ryf,,,-
tive forms Of isfe. II II expected that the
boys who were members Of this section last
year will bring their friends who desire
- take up the studies this year. Prof.
Klnca.d ssys he win begin tha course II
there II bu, enc hoy or hard.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-25
ALEUTIAN ISLANDS SHAKEN.
Recent Alsskan aPthauake Extenl.
81 Far DOWn the ArchipelagO

As minated In tha Post lnteIligencer
accounts, tho recent Alaskan earthquakes
disturbed the Aleutian islands. II u now
known that the shocks extended down the
great chain from fae mainland Of the Cock
Inlet section to probably the farthest tslet
seaward. Possibly the earthquake came
from the direction q Japan. At I'll events.
the little sailing schooner Mflirsd D.. which
reached port Friday night. encountered the
earthquake. which had assumed the char
acter OF q cyclone 100 miles 10 the south
ward Of Unimak pass. through which many
OF the vessels pass coming out Of or going
into Boring sea
THIS waa Thursday three weeks ego.
and the little vessel was well shaken 40.
She ran before the terrible gale for ten or
twelve hours. when she pulled down her
sails and hove 10 SIX or eight hours.
Another Ntfie schooner. the name Of
which the Mildred's officers did not dis
Germ, got caught In the same cyclonic dis
turbance. How she faroi or what became
Of her, the Mildred people do not know.
Hut II now seams certain that had this
vesssi and the Mildred encountered the
main body 81 the sea tornado rather than
the tall OF II, neither could have hoped to
escape,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-25
ruRoron SERVICE AFTER SEPT. "a
General PostoGlee Issaea An Order
Of neMeAt - seattle.

Seattle Is "a have a through registered
mail service To ~. Paul ~ also from the
Minnesota capital 20 tbs city afyer Sep
seysf<r & TIE crsier which vas requested
some time age by the Seattle osfee was
resolved Saturday from the second assist
ant postmaster general II means that
registered malls after that date will 30
conveyed In twenty-fe,ir hours ieas limo
than now
Fer long time all regtstered mall des-
tined fer Seattle from 81 Paul ard rs,lrss
east OF tnaf city bad - be male uu''
az Sysckana which required ae.sy OF
twessty-ferr hours Registered mail mat
ter eastward bound - served she sarne way
but after September d registered letters
And AL ssch will come ssrMsgAs through.
TIE change. tia restai authorities say
VIII IA nnoss satisfactory 20 business nn<r,
and thu pubic tn general
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-25
b. body being buried beneath the sur


0oing north the City Of Semitic lo0t one
Of her seamen. Cornelius 0rAmssead. Tho
young man fell from forward amldships
on the port side Of the vessel. The oeat-
ties officers made every effort to rescue
the unfortunate sailor. but could not save
his life. despite the fact that Within six
minutes iron the time he pitched ever
the spot where ne went down.
0ramsted had resided IN the citieo On
Puget sound for = number OF yeala He
The Cottage City and Seattle ran close
together pretty much oil the way down.
The former left Juneau SIX hours Ahsad
OF the Seattle, which pulled into PORT ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-25
ZIG MACHINERY SHIPMENT.
Largest Kiondike Consignment Z,
Date Made by Hesiwooa.

J. q. Hestwcod, the well-kncwn Klondike
operator returned to Seattle Saturday right
after visit Of several weeks in Cal!for-
MA with his family. While away he pir-
chased two car leads Of mining machinery
Thin will be shipped north and used In the
development Of his Bonanza creek mines
II II perhaps the largest single shipment
81 mining machinery ever taken to the
boilers. three s)-horse-power engines, sew
eral centrifugal pumps. rock pumps and q
sawmi.l plant.
at has been very dIflcu.t to get ma
chinery ewing to the steel plate trust"
Mr.. Hesswood said ''ths manufec-
tererU being unable to get steel plates
cannot turn cut the machinery as fast as
they otherwise would Some Of my ma
chfnery ! am shipping from Erie Pa. and
other portions from San Francisco
Mr.. Hcstwood expects TO ship the machin-
cry from Seattle on some vesse, sailing
this week for Skaxway
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-25
SANITARY COACHES.
we're Care so Ne Taken hy western
Roads In ruture.

An innovation II TO he inaurarAtea In
ehaa ana other states through which trans
continental lines are Operated In the nature
OF extra sanitary precautions on passenger
trains The action OF several Eastern
boards OF health has been considered WISE,
AND the Great Northern, Northern Pacific
and other lines entering this state are nav
considering nttfng out os ali their passeu-
ger coaches with csspfd&rs containing dts
infecsAn,s. providing each slepsuS car with
. SMOKING rcam well ventilated giving
more attention to tho tsAnsectins 81
coaches ~ tho end % each run. aud 10
arrange = sysscm whereby all coaches ara
uiafed
when the plans are completed and he-
com. operative u ~ anticipated an order
pfchtsdrs strcrforNtfrr ON ear Hcaa~ Nil
~ issied. ~ h ccntsmaaa ey Yr,ex,sys, arr
tsorstia~ fAat rnsseh dtss~se ls sssn.rarret
IA railway ceAchee from germs More psre
ucusArls y TINS the case ~ irsmsgrsnt trMv.
ei eocdy rcrtion ~ Which IL now .s,ms.
ang Ito way acrues the continent
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-25

Wnfred Thomas Aourss dIef az hfs rns-
icerce- Fifteenth avers1> and Ftr sfr@~s
yesterday morning ~ consumption Tn@
deceased WAS well Known n fhfs err
having as various ffrnss be-n nsor~ ar
less prominent IN local politics. lie sas
. deputy cssvfH unsf~r Sheriff Wolierv
and while I'm that capacity s~rv~a a.
tsfio-. After leaving IRE eounfy's employ
Mr. Monroe worked far the rnfon Trlsnx
street car Ifnes H~ was q msr75@r ~ rn@
Knights % Pytaias and also If the Street
Railway Employees order
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-25

Committees - Reception II Vol
ustsay 1ssly - e. Ahssd


Dooae1o DUoo - ~ DUoys - OsDsv
Losus cssssD Duvs Dsus - TD~sv
ooe1eevU-00woSus OvouvO rsuUUo
49, sns Gssss psss1ss - Wnses
sUsssss.s So 0vuousn6sswo Fp~w
Az ovsv sssss WIN puvssssvsss.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-25
WILL ORGANIZE WEDNESDAY.


On Wednesfisy evening nex< a meeting
Of canasfzn-Amer5cans will b~ held -
tne ChanO~r or counerce roonns ar
which time a social club will b. ssvx~rsxS.rs
A committed. appointed at a ORE srT8srarw
meeting hesd xees sx0. has drafted 4
constitution and secured an 0ussau IN
quarters 20 be furnished "a club ~uzssna
About Ia residents ~ RS city t.o~n
scrpss ths sorset, have <Bfs&rrtfed 10 10
come nnrT bfrn. among whom arr many
nigh In sectaI and hasiuezs lie Th~ or
Rznixstton vii he solely sr en58vusers
which VIII fDciude the xfyIag Of perfo3I-
cal entertainments
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-25
HNF 1 MILLION II GOLD.
Two Alasks Liners Arrive With
Heavy Treasure Cargo.
ONE coms,omaGemT o. e4oo. 600

Gov. Dse1v so1 PsSsy Dssssn -
sstks - Csttss NsCvi1ssA 1ssa
TSss % Yskss-Asssval % Deas
- The CsDssal Pros %. nlshael
VIII Pvisessss-A. 1ssssA vilIsss
Dssss, Dsstssyisg . Dss Casssvv.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-25
49, -
SOCIALIST IABoR MEETING.
A LARGE Audience Listens 70 orrsn-
tser Thomas 4. Hickey.

TIC sstsiss. f.sssv hail wss raa>ssd =,
o~eFfcvanx ls~ riSss. TIRE cccassa<a being
a vss q National Organiser Thomas A
Hickey, - New YORK A tarxe ra-.,ser
81 LADIES' we're present. m an asi~ex.
issssag En- hoar ara half Mr. Hickey
thoroughly eanvsssess th@ wark % The c,-
clssst fseA>r .srss Fra-s New Jersey :,
ttassA ~ sess bAs- wss .t-ss~risrg wssh
csrAtsi TIE rarity 9f ~htc~ ne ~as n
member. hs ssst. wss ersaxe9 IN ar ~Ssrr
90 teasA sAe ~ssr ea-rer tss. -ars..s Ma.
rosshlnx nsrs AZ What rsg+,eassv' A@sanx.<.
- ssssA ert ssst .nw WIS ne ssrn. Fer .Ne
nan VIC sssrs-f 20 make ira earsssaskss ~,
take action - r~ssv-- what had Nesr
stntsn r-e-e hsna Is1rs-s tAa ss.prsss ~
Ass -erssrks hs was frequently fn.srrssrt-
81 Nv agriaaS~
A ssrfss crear<fya VIII = piano ACCOM-
eastr.ens FURNISHED maae
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-25

The nness quality 80 loaf sugar h ussa
IN the manufacture q Cham sersAin's
CougA Remedy ard the rsets ssNa u rs
prspAresien give u Asves similar TO .ass
% maple sysssA making u very raeasass
90 take. ~ uesfcssse for the cure sss
couxhA cc,ds. 10 ertppss cfesr and whssap-
trg cpn8A Il u u4eQNAled hy ANY ether. h
AtSot0 t9geA and cores 4sicAiy. ves sAis
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-25

TPanscc ~stpsasal lIses Unable t~
Secure FreSgAs Cara.

the nakcsas during she ras, tea DAYS has
been very heavy on the tsreAt Sssss.r~,
ana Northern rss4tc roads tssst mas nsssTs
rwssrsctei sc great extent nv tho insAsstv
OF both lines 10 get eArs rhsr ecs,s.itsss,
- Dug 10 the heavy sraslsc In general ner-
cAnndase.
Tho local freight traffic il .aAs TO ~ a.
tho presrnt time The heaviest In the nls,,rv
al Western raIroa,nnxs and IL in itSelr
taxing tho cafaefty ~ both roads As
consequence cf tire lack ~ csrs ;he "a
livery or grain East has been sssht.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-25

GRAND bali - % xsv-r ~ s~serts
Lodge. No "a. T. Q. g. =. As Morr7x nzxs
coFrer Sintn and Tess~r. T1~~saT z~s-
tember - Cred MUSE Tickets y e~rfs
each Can - rad 81 sh~ es<nustgrs a
bsensssin. %. Wfnesfsf ana r. N1rs~rs-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-25

yesterday afsSVroon Frank xgw4rrs .
iansr~r. Was sr<asGat 70 FRO p~Dwf1mrr~
nosr3ssi. sssre-tsr sresn injuries -~~~s~.~s
IN . fAL fr1D srsdxe en- ere rntxr r1z~r
His Injuries airs nos s~rtozls.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-25
REnUCKD RATES Fast

REDUCED RATES EAST
Cali a. the Northern Pacific enc n%sc-a
going East ard take advantage al tire
lowest rates &C eli points. Everything ,hs
best on this ifee. On and after Ss ase.s-
Der iesh. rate to Chicago enly ssSa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-25

AXIS fhs web A well
rs ira "a - cc~vaaeseert A%srs "a keep
ere wei TIE Anheass -.ssases Hyswsns
Assn makes e. wssea alone assures II. So
rsgtssr merit ADV
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-25

the
rob-. o. p-yn
nm3
sT~e
Hrr6
ET<xfan
caze . II $500
. feet rrh4 rs4-
. 0
fest fnch~a iouxxS
engt
9 . rrraequ 90
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-25

The general COMMITTEES TO veirorne and receive ths
First Washington volunteers on their return home
have honored ty seisrsira me - the chairman
~ the ccnrnittee on parade and grand msrShai -
the same and have entered upon my dnties a.
such.
The ofsce % grand marshal h hereby iors.~i
as rocms y. = ard - Hcse, seattle. vbses may
he found every dsy sxrcpt SUNDAY frnm crio~k
a M until o n Tessphsns Main ~
: Capt John Y. Terry commanding company y.
y u W ard Capt G. ". Crane, commanding
crmrany n. n q W. hereby appointed - srs
With ire ~ cnnamit,es parade Tss Art has been
seiscssd a. secrvsary ~ the COMMITTEES.
= Assistant marshals ara aids viii hereafter BE-
named
All p~-soes Who can furnish their hoe>~s
and who d.sue 20 act aids VII repot tn On
o. before Saturday. September ~
s All military xgsnizatsonA and st-ic sr~i~si~s
Wishing 20 rsrtsipa,s in the parsec efli rrrnxs TO
their rrobAhss number % ~ n~fr~~ saturday
October
n 10 requested shss all hcsies participating IN
the parade viii seiers psr~1ns for the
usr n the grand ms-hai srsh p~rsons 90 s~iecr~t
urust furrish th~tr hoyscs and report 20 Ca
~ b~f~p ssi arsay ocfsn~v
I. All Organizations oufssde ~ the rtsy wae sisk
20 participate 80 we p.-sd~ siu rspr<t ne tkssr
pr~hAbis narnbsr, also thsy Vii hrsnS Q ssn1 81
music bescvs Saturday, oS,oe~r !.
2. p. EDsgS.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-25

IES = O cs.sa.v NC 60 rswk
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-25

THE FINEST TRAINS IN rHE
WORLD are the Pioneer rAnsfed sFains
Of the Chicago. Milwaukee 4 n Paul
Railway between Dc. Paul and Chsch9o
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-25

THE ~ o. Company nj open rAu-,-
DAY.
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FOR ,en,-Freas oasees. dssssasiA oua-
Swan tuis1ing
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1899-10-26
TO THE VOTERS OF LEHI CITY

Whereas, many of our leading citi-
zens, both Democratic and Repub' lean,
believe that the ends Of wise and eifec
tual city government can best be reached
by abolishing party lines and nominal
ing citizens for Office solely on their llt-
ness to serve the people, and
Whereas, the Democratic party OF our
precinct is DESTROYS Of seeing the forego-
ing plan carried out--an invitation was
extended to tue Republican party TO
Join them in nominating citizens
ticket for the coming election, to which
invitation an answer OF refusal was
given by the Republican chairman IN
accordance with instructions from his
party, thereby thwart;ng the only
plausible means Of pro riding citizens
ticket and leaving no plan 10y which it
would appear fair and enectual.
Therefore he it Resoired by the Demo.
Gratis OF Lehi City that convention be,
and is hereby called TO convene IN
CARTS Hall, Monday, Oct %, 1899, at
So'clock p m, for the purpose OF
placing IN nomination II ticket 10 be
voted for oil November 9Th, A u. 1899
All Democrats and persons in sym
pathy with the foregoing IDEAS are
respectfully invited to be present.
L. II. ALlRED, JR., Chairman
Az: EvANs'l Committee.
q. n. CutLD,J
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Attend College This Year.

Never in the history Of our country
was there gIandet opportunity thar
the present for educated young mel
and women. What an auspicious mo-
ment for those who are just now on IL,
threshold Of life.
Grand Island Business and Norma
College has ior fourteen years teon th
leading institution OF its kind in tn
western states, and Last year more than
twice rs many call were received for il
graduates as could be supplied Every
ding necessary for successful start il
life is usht-BusIness Normal am.
Shorthand courses. Expenses low
Board only 81 80 per week. One year,
lime given on tuition if disred. Colleg,
Record sent free, or for six cents vii
send elegent catalogue.
Address
a. NJ. HARGEs, President
Grand Island, Neb
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WANTED

We will pay $500 week salary tc
either man or woman to represent the
Midland Monthly Magazine as sub
,cription solicitor. The Midland is the
same size as McClures or the Cosmo
politan. 1t is now in its sixtt year ano
- the only Magazine Of this kind pub
lished in the great Central West \
handsome premium given to each sub
scriber. Send 10 cents for copy Of Tia,
Midland and premium list to tn,
Twentieth Century Publishing Co.
st. Louis, Mo.
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