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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-21
Use Rob Roy Baking Powder.

The Oak-Leaf Edition Of Handy Volume
Classics. It's a beauty. Come and see.
THE BELL BOOK AND STATIONERY
COMPANY.
Oh cast Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-21

Yes. Constable Brothers have stock Of
Mems Furnishings which would even sat-
isfy Beau Brummel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-21

Graphophones make an excenent Nnlas
present. Nothing Ike them WALTER
ID. MOSES & CO., 1906 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-21

The Hardman Piano improves with use
Every one wishes them WALTER ID.
MOSES q co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-21
The Right Thing

TO give a smoker is Fine Box OF Ha-
vana Cigars from Schoens' Main ana
Eleventh streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-21
cirnrs. Cigars:

For Fine Havana and Key West Cigars
go To schoen's. Main and Eleventh streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-21

The popular Standard Piano-see them
before you purchase. WALTER ID.
MOSES * co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-21
The MGa ther.

FL WASHINGTON. December ~
IFAR Forecast for Thursday and Fri
- day:
Nirginia-Fair Thursday and
Friday; variable winds. mostly fresh.
westerly.
North and South Carolina Fair Thurs
day and Friday; fresh north 10 east
winds, becoming variable.
THE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YEa-
TERDAY was clear. crisp. and pleasant.
The range OF the Thermometer was a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-21

James-River Division Evening Ac-
commodation, ON Saturday, Deceui-
her 2Bd.

The River Division OF chesa-
peake and Ohio railway Evens1s Accom'
mediation, leaving az o'clock, VIII. on
Saturday. December sd, run through ia
Gladstone
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-21

Mean temperaturs... q. ...,..a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-21

una Chemical Company. ana knows air.
Morgan well. The running conversation
between the two was amusing in the cA-
trofnp
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-21

AR J. NJ. Barker. OF Henry county
member or the state Board OF AgriciJ-
ure made statement 10 the board
Ar Barker made a very strong impress
sion He S. said 20 DO the largest To-
baccO- grower IN Virginia. lie said he
used from sevcnty-nye TO .one hundred
tons of fertilizers a year He only knew
that Virginia farmers had 10 pay the
same price as the farmers Of North Caro-
lima.
There Was never a finer-looking Virginia
farmer than Mr.. Barker. II ~ hard 10
Imagine one talking more sensibly. lie
IS an Old customer Of the Virginia Caro-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-21
ODD PARLOR SUITS.

INCLUDED ON SEVENTH PAdE.j
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-07-12
Groceries to the Fore.
In Union Is Strength. and SO it
Is in Cooperation.

The Yanco-spa 20 war brought about
high prices for q time. hur IL has again
com- Gown to it's fora er level. aud we are
etting our groceries as h-ap as we ever
had the" he re II every ST. cshoder in
the c,mD.nv were to pu cha hi- ,r her
groceries from the O,rope i've Grocery
20 the sue Ass VI tue corporation will be
assured.
o. and trade; free delivery o all parts
OF the city.
e. TIETJENS,
Manager Palama Or operative Grocery
Co.,, 1t :, on NJ - Street, opposite RIA T.
road Central Depot
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-07-12

snnum; Liner 100. folio 205. Piece
OF laud At Kalawahne, Honolulu
J,e Ramos, OF Eva, Oahu, to Lee
Young, ~ tie same plare. Da'e'
Dec. 28, 1898; term, Ia years from
Jan. l. 1899; rental, SO per annum;
Liher l9O, folio 207. Piece oil lanu
at Msusna-nui, Eva.
Keola Kialoc, OF North Kona, Ha
wan, to Sang In, Of the same place
Dated April IL, 1899; term, 10 year
from date; rem Al, Sis per suuum;
Liter 1870, f,lio 2 8 Five acres oil
land at Ksopu 2, Nrth Kopa.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-07-12
MORTGAGES.
REcoRpEp Nav rs, 1899.

M. g. Widdifisld, OF Honolulu, to
f. w. Macfarlanr, Trustee, OF the
same place. Dated May 28 1899;
consideration, 5000, at 81, l y.s,;
l. ber 1876, folio IL Piece vi land on
Hass;pger street, Honolulu.
Sing Yak Wal Co. To Sing Chong
& Gu Chaitel Mortgage, dated May
rs. 1899; consideration, ST. QUO, at
l2% uu demand; Liner 1872, folio 300
L-asehold, livesI ock, &c., at Wal
haue, Koolaupoko, Oahu.
Choy Ken P,u 1T al, OF Honolulu,
TO Lau Shee, Of the same place.
Chat,el Mortgage, dated May n,
1899; consideration, $1,000, at liz,
3 years; Liner 1856, iolio l6. lease
hold, bulIdings, Sc, at Moaualus,
Oahu.
j. Walker and wife, OF Honolulu,
10 q. s. D-sky, Trustee, ~ The same
place. Dated May rs 1899; consid-
Grafton, 81 500. at TIL y-.r; L bar
1856. folio IA Lots | aud 2, Becker
ton Property, at Kulaokahua, Ho.
nolulu.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-07-12
ESTATE RFeIsTER.
A Record Of Real and Personal
Estate transactions Of Record
in the Office of the Registrar Of
conveyances.
coNvEYANoEs.
RIO nDtD May 2e, 1899.

e. Abuai, 81 North Kona, Hawaii,
~ knn Suvar Do, Ltd. Deed, da'.d
Nay 20, 1899; consideration, $120;
T. Der 1y4 fuI,o $50 Ode share ~
tue Hui Land at Holualoa, North
Kona.
Kiuolau (b), If Honolulu, TO L. Alb
Pau, OF the same place. Warranty
eed, d,ted May II, 1899; consider.
a'irn, $410; Lrr"r 1914, folio 1870 r P.
1924, l. 9. A 68l1, aud r, z. 1924,
l.. q. A. 5000, at Kailus, Koolaul"s,
O,hu.
w n. Place and wife, Of Honolulu,
To w @. Achi, Of the same place.
Dead, dated May rs, 1899; consider
srtiou, $500; Lib-r 1874. f.lio 18l.
1871. Portion II r Z 1853, l.. O. A.
$50, at Aala, III uolulu.
Mary T. Hitchcock to H.R. Fl tch
cock, Of Honolulu. Trust d -ed,
lated May II, 1899; consideration,
ST.; Lih-r 1874, fullo 1872 Piec. OF
"a d at Moloksi. (Sse Lber z, folio
326)
z. Muhlendorf. Trustee, OF Homo
lulu, TO E LIE C'air, oil the same
,lac-. Warranty D.-d, dated March
70, 1898; consideration, Sl04; l. her
1874, irIo 1873. Lots 80 and 81, Book
1, at Ksplolaui Park Addition, Ho
uolulu.
c. Wiram. Trustee, OF Honolulu,
tn Too. R4wcastle, OF the same
olacr. Warranty DEED, dated April
10. 1899; consideration, $3.50; L,ber
1871, III o 4l2. Lots |. 2 nuh 3. Block
g, and Lott "A To q, Block 10A, at
Kspshulu, Honolulu
Opule Ksulahea ct AL, of Homo
lula, to l.. A. Dck-y, Of he same
place. Warranty d. ed, da'ad Nay
rs, 1899; consite a,ior. 1900; Liber
igl. folio 4l3 r. T. l409, l. q. A..
1864, at Kaueohe, Koolaupoko, Oahu.
L. All Pan, OF Honolulu, to G.
Bolte, Tru.tee, OF b. sam- place.
Warranty d --,,. ds'-d May 25 1899;
cnnsid-rat'o on. $3.50; L,b-r 1856. 'ol .
l5l. r P. 1876, l. C. A. 3657B, at
Ksilus, Koolsupoko.
j. MrLsin and wife, OF Honolulu,
to j. +. M-ndonca, OF the same
place Warranty Dead. dated May
l3. 1899; consideration. $500; L,b-r
1876, f"r, 152. Grant 1907, al Kalihi,
Honolulu.
w. E Howell and wife ct al, OF
Honolulu, to Board OF Foreign Mis-.
sion Seventh Day Adgen'ists. War.
ranty Dead, dated Nav 10 1899; m
Iteration, ST.; Liher 49,, t,'io 1873
Portion OF Apsus2 r z 1885, l.. q.
A. 6245, at Kamakels, Honolulu.
SIX. Kupshu. Of North Koua, Ha
wai, to S p. Kauauoha, If North
Knhals, H ,wai. Deed, dated Oct.
II 1898; cousideral ion. $50: Liber
1871, t,ln Ala. r r. 1856, l. 9. A.
S6e9B, at Kapaau, NORTH Kohala.
W.. j Wright aud wife, OF South
Kons, Hawaii, to M. do Mello, of
Knh-la Hawaii. Deed dated Nov.
"a, 1898; consideration, 81; Liba, 1911.
,ono ALI Half interest iu r P 1917,
l.. @. A 9467, at Keokea, South Kona.
| Kaikuaana and husband, OF South
Koua, Hawaii, to kekumu, OF the
same place. Deed, dated May IL,
1899; consideration, ST.; Liber 1876,
fnllo 1873. Four acres OF land at
Papa l, South Koua.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-07-12

That steals over you as the days
WORK 10 over, there's nothing elst
40 good "a a refreshing glass OF
RAIN Err BEER. Itisthe tonic you
need. beats ali the medicine you cat
take, brings on sound refreshing ano
healthy sleep aud makes one feel like
a new person. Gu tap or in bottles
at the Cr,terion Saloon. Phone 7H3
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-07-12
DIR. sLoaeETT,

Progress Block. Sd Flor Office Hours,
20. y. 10 +SM
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-07-12

Fred. Harrison the proprietor Of
the Hawaiian Marble Works, ia ready
To supply his patrons aud friends
with tomb stou-s suitable to all
tastes, requirements aud purTes. H.
offi.e is in the new buildings next 10
the Occidental on the corner o.
Alakpa aud King treat
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-07-12

Kentucby's famous jessie Moore
Whiskey, unequalled for it's purit,
and excellence. On sale at any Of
the saloons and at Lovejoy & CO.,
distributing agents for the Hawaiian
Islands.
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ness, niger Service

Honolulu Messenger Service de
liver messages and packages. Tele-
phone. 872l
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-07-12
LEASES.
REcoaDED May 2e, 1899.

j. W. H | Kihe, of North Kons,
Hawaii, to Manuel j. Rapozo, Of the
same place. Dated April 20, 1899;
term, I6 years; rental, 6 years al $40
balance Of term at $40; Liber 100,
folio 2O4 RIP. 9S2, at Puas2 2, Nonh
Kona.
Wat Cling ct al. OF Honolulu, to
Lee hi Knip, OF the same place.
Dated May %, 1899; term, rs years
from June l, 1899; rental, $500 per
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-25

BOSTON, THE CRANK's PARADISE
So much criticism has been brought
down upon Boston through the antics
II the ants. that the Sunday Globe OF
that city has asked . pertinent Ques-
ton: why II Boston rcputsd to be the
eranks parad!se-' This timely inter-
rogasory h answered by Rev. Albert r.
winshlp. Samuel J. Elder, Henry J.
Jaquifh. Edwin D. Mead ana william
Lloyd Garrison. and each Of them en-
beavers to show that II II 20 Bostons
credit to harbor Atkinson and his syrn-
pathizers. Rev. Mr. winahip ana Mr.
Jaonish seem disposed 10 treat the mat
ter with some appearance Of ievity. Mr.
winship saying that the Boston crank Ii
a distinct spsc!ss. and Mr.. Jaauith de-
flning q crank ~ ths "apctheoass q
m<diccrssy." Mr. Elder has q word OF
praise for the orthodox believer. who
win stand without hitchsng" But
Mr.. Mead gers right into the heart %
the subject. and while expressing a wish
not 60 claim too much for Boston In
her present uprising against the devil
try IN the Philippines" r-toices that she
has conspicuous and noble seconds
Throughout the country Mr.. Mead
takes occasion TO remark that ~ &C.
easionsiiy comes West" and mentions
the political conference as Buffalo a.
ene 81 the meetings attended by hini
during hss travels through the country.
In the expressions 81 THAI conference he
discovers tire voice 81 the entire coun-
try approving the noisy crowd OF Bos-
toms an,i-smpertaiists. ana he there
eTSon proceeds 90 feIscitsse himself UPON
living In city 50 progressive and up
to-fase. His concsussons are apt 90 I'm
rs-ss hrcad-xauee Araerf1an ~ arnus-
Ing. and AZ the same time lyrical Of the
average New Ensianter. who has ex-
srsae diftculsy In seeing h~ycni the
western limits 81 New York state.
wfiiisn, Lloyd Garrison BELIEVES that
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quar- cAxxor m srArED.

Not long since Ne were assured on
the eminent authority Of Boies Penrose.
senator from fennsyivania by grace OF
his pull with ex-senator Quay. that his
late colleague would certainly BE- again
seated In the high ONCE on which he
has In the past shed more or less luster
Quay failed Of reelection last winter.
The Pennsylvania legislature unexp<ct-
eddy got away from his iron rule. Gov
Stone was still rliabie. however. and
appointed him senator. Penrose then
started In on a canvass OF his fellow
senators. and declared thar he had Il
all dxed. Now II ID said in = current
darlington dispatch that he b not 90
ne about II,
Of course not. Why should the sen.
- seat Quayf Where has his case
uhssit not possessed by the appointed
.oehAtors from Washington. Montana,
wycming ana Oregon. What reason
can the Republican majority sive fos
thus directly reversing Its action. but
that Quay II powerful political boss a,
the head of = powerful political ma
chine. and Il n wise nox To offend himr
Are the party leaders thus ready 10
stultify the party record. ard Ike Il
apparent that personal ana political
considerations are esteemed by the Re-
publican majority above principle.
The leaders may be prepared fer
action So dlscr-disahie ana SO inaesenss
BILE. but the followers. in the senate and
cut. are not. The party has too much
sense ana too much honesty aud self
respect. As \ question OF pure party ex-
pediency. the seating OF Quay would be
infinitely harmful and nssschievoas A.
question u sound public morals. Il
would hold the senate up "a the re-
proachss aud Just criticism Of al clss-
gems. and II would advertise TIRE hamsfs.
ating fact that the majority had no
proper appreciation q the senase.s dig
nifty or consistency.
The reason 81 the aawning perception
by Quay and his ciaeQness that he t.
act going to he permitted 20 hargsarsza
the senate IL that he ought not so tse
admitted. and therefore he viii AZ; hs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-25

Jerry Simpson received = fitting recep-
ton at Wichita. Kan. Wednesday even
ing when no undertook 10 preach the ,rea-
sonable dontrins Of the anti ansion.sss
u local reunion Of the q. A. r. Among
other things Mr.. Simpson said: II glory
In the spunk of Asuinaido's nghtinx men.
They are simply fighting 70 regain their
land the Catholics took from them. A
local paper has asked, Who 10 John
Browns sout marching wish-otis or
Aguinaidor believe John Browns soul
Is marching with Agulnaido." He also
said In substance he would rather be with
Aguinsldo than with Otis. About th!s
time the audience recovered its Breath
and cries Of throw him out" and Kick
simpson on the PLATFORM" mingled with
hisses. came from all parts Of the halt
Simpson appealed 90 the crowd to ass
down. saying. II am coming 70 my pero-
ration" ''Tsks your psroration to Agui-
naido." replied the sudlencs. the band
struck up the "star-Spangisd banner
and the discounted orator left the plat
form. At Cooper linton. before an audi.
soes Of Chicago-plasform Democrats.
Jerry's speech would have excited tumuls-
uous appisna. Su; he should have known
better than TO try such stun on On au-
dlencs In Col Fred Funsson's state. where
the people can distinguish the difference
between patriotism ana treason.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-25

British Honduras 10 about 10 undertake.
. large amount Of Internal improvements
including q railroad Across the country.
CO, David wilson. governor ~ the COL
ony. with his STAN. 10 in New York for
the purpose ~ purchasing railroad ~auip-
msn, and letting contracts snountins to
several millions Of dollars. The whole
world appears 60 be- drawing upon tho
United states FOE supplies ~ al kinds
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-25

william Kloaam Vanderbilt has noV
become the head Of the vsndsrhtls fA0-
NY. II he wants to trade on his middle
name ~ VIII hear Of sometAtng TO his
ADVANTAGE By addrssslng HobssA naval
constsSctos. HenSkong.
~ ~ ~
II y strongly suspected that The sdstss
Of the New York EveninS Post confines
his reading to the springfsld Republican
and his own writings. He declares thsss
are signs Of q great popular rsvuisssn
against President Mckinley.
Gov. Johnston, OF Alabama, has just
granted Q unique pardon 70 one John
Hoston, q coiored man. who was serving
. term for stealing chickens. The pardon
II granted upon condition that Boston
shall not for q period Of twelvs months
buy. steal or eat another chicken or por-
ton thereof This may b. Justly termed
another Southern outrage.
~ ~ n
Prof. Osmith, Of Toronto, Canada. SOL
emnly warns the Canadians that they
must take no part In welcoming Admiral
Dewey lest they Offend their good and
loyal old friend Spain. II II possible that
Prof. Gsmith has not heard OF the mag
uihcent reception rendered Admiral Dew
ey ~ the various English colonial gov
errors on his homeward route OF he
would scarcely have added: The British
government win hardly thank the Cana
dian government for making her 6pain)
an implacable enemy" Prof 0suaith will
yet md . place In the column Of noted
humorists.
~ ~ n
The New York Worlds opinios that all
Democrats will vote for Dewey u NOM
mated by their party Tor president u not
confirmed by the reply Of Congressman
John Jacob Ients to the Worlds request
for that statesman's views on the sub
ject. Mr.. I.snts tslegrsphsd the world
a. follows: ''Principles. not men. are to
be considered. Not knowing whether
Dewey favors an income tax and bimst-
sllism. and opposes militarism. imperial
Ism and trusts. cannot say a. to his
availability" N u extremely doubtful u
Admiral Dewey can or will agree with
Mr.. Lsnts upon these qusations. and wiIi
therefore. have to be turned down Bryan
or Altgeld have all the qualifications re-
quirsd By the sxscting Ohio statesman 20
b had by presidential candidate.
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OuunDgy unDoA - - VnDouDo -
go - - U00o0.

Oeunpe2 DnDoa - - U1DouD0 -.
80 - - 10ses.
osaksSa WasAA. 0sDG -
70 she Bd1tsg: 4 nsssaEy 80 - ~ -
Desuusoo d pWo lnaouAUo = eo0e eFeee
truth q grsax pslndpaA Ju1Deo - -
Sea1dasd. the foo0Wsn8 OBeugDe - -.
Dsyan's speocA n - y9uneoDoo = . -
asaeaAas fa0urA He saJ1s
The Decaaraxon q Inesgnasnce NE
4 trus o. : 4 f.lsss II tAss Sossssns :
true. then t1ks nasioa cAnnoe acquire tft1e
1oaaYch. Whcss rshellloun guhjsetD - orr
sssyss armed % asAk asaanA shas nom
His rsmarks were intsnssa - him 70 -
ply to the right q soveeetgnty Of the
United eeAsss over the Phnpplns islands.
Thsss islands wsre - tho dafe Of ~
trsaxy ~ which they were cs1s1 to the
unitsd States . Dass q Tie t1n1ntoa of
Spain. No sthsr govssn0sas sssscised CO.
thoelty over tbsa. and thsy were reeog-
nl0od b al csv1EDod uAttonD - 0Dan1Dn
tssS1t0sy. International IaW toaeAsD % shas
TN absolute govssnmsato The Who3e SsDaxy
making power - vested n the nenAsuA.
and he may alien o. nossOAGo part q h.s
domfnEOnA % Do any sos allowed ~ tho
usage q his govegnme1t." a treaty - De-
prsme court of Tie United oeaasD - g.
clared that - treaty - tho supreme iaw
Of the land. and Ssads courts - much -
a oct Of congrooA" Mr.. DTysn unaer-
sakss By his high-soundiag phrasssI vhsca
ars accepted ~ sone pes.pas - ''Etsrasy
gsms." 60 lead the people % bsl1sve that
Span had no right 70 es6s theso islands
20 the United oeaeea He knowp bsessr,
and the people are esgtain 70 d1npuvsr mat
his real purpcss IN nakfng suah nAsasad-
Ing statements v to cause the STAN and
stripes TO b lowered frUm where eAsy have
been sightAilly raised. a. the nehese Of
hiuneeA and he active coadjusos, Agui-
najdo.
This so-called literary GEM contains
another falsehood. 4F. Bryan knowe--and
II ne does net know. his ignorance 10 insx-
cusabae@that our government "a not An
the "rsosllsous subjects to nghs ae,inss
that monarch" n
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-25

The q. A. X. proposes 10 settle The labor
troubles ever the Chicago pcssofice cor
ner stone by having one Gu, hy union Ia
Dor. the old soldiers def~yfng the cs-
penss Of prepsrng a new stone. The
trades un.co men arc sersously debating
whether this Win b. acceptable 10 them
~ r1s
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ouR FIGWTING pRIo aDIxn.

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That mSshsrpd MIN. svssy psssi
she CAV. him iusi. snd ID. ss,s hi~ slass.
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Hs ssvsr hsiA svys 18th ia,:
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whst hs issss In ssr-nrh. ~s.s BE- wants m iersss
WIZ. he a.shrs " up IN rgtt.
ouos he rsdsist the rui-s n shs s-lis ana srhoess
Lite the soss ~ csiumrts.
u 'en yan pesss, ~ "satp your saa'
VITA n.r, sx6 81 TIE svvusas s-uf>-
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rs~r- -. no srssss is "a. Nor.s~-- nssAs.
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wish sss ss~s ssasss. shsi ks rsrsra The vssss
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rAo.sh v~~nd-i she's thor. 90 exa sss nsu
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whs hat - 20 fhs fars skssst -
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-25
CITY OFFICIAL PAPER.
sEArTIx, MONDAY. skzr. -
4 DIscoyEax.

= OBoC0VE0x.
Our u1oe contemporary. the Sea8ue
RsyIeu, has been casting IT. political
hosuecops, and II has discovered . thing
Or two about the sitnation that It might
hays found out several months since u
Il had ventured TO taco the facts. 1t
thus aellnes the outlook:
'~Ths issues have besn virtually outlined
ana win coOnst Of anti-imper1alisn1. anti
Trust ana the fres ard uniimlted coinage
u silver. the latter. howsvss. slightly N
tho reaw."
Yes, slightly IN the rear. with . most
excellent prospect Of being distsnced.
Foe some inscxu.abie reason. however.
the Review still ilies the silver colors ut
IL masthead, under the old deceptive
tttie. '.Bimetallic." which y placed IN =
handsome border on III title page. and
y meant TO inform ~ constituency that
II y of the true ~ 70 faith. We may.
Ne aupooss. soon expect to zee anti
trust ana anti-imperialism - slogans
fos tn coming Democratic campaign
shevsa to the front by tho Review and
silver placed in IL true position, ''saight-
" In tbs rear"
\ grsat Maine statesman once said
hs favored The prohihtsiou law. but WAS
against II enforcement. The Dsmoc-
rag wants u undsrstood that It b Tor
silver. but against = silver campaign.
Our DeasOcra1io contemporary also en-
lightsns N on another vital matter.
Thus:
PROMINENT Democrats in this city are
decidedly In favor. ana In fact demand. a
straiEht DemocrafiC ticket. both municipal
ana state. The eivin6 up Of the name and
tbs division 81 o6lces on tho ticket. In their
mind. II not to b considered for one mo-
meut."
The Democracy II against fusion BE-
cause Il has ascestained from Ipeanor-
abls experience that the voters are
minded the same way.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-25

One 81 the most eeccursEsng ssEYss O.
the tiznts II the Democratic protests
against Democracy The spirit cxagast~s
at tho meeting az The cascxSe- platform
Democrats y, Cooper rnsSn II hs,nS either
zroioxixsa for or condemned entrsgh, hy
The icyai. CONSERVATIVES nsern<rs % the