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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-12

The state 81 Washington ssn s9gse-
thing 10 be happy sErslf IN tsss passing
Of the SseeG. legislature. and thai IS TIE
permanent departure frgz public life %
the fssEaon senate majority It's like was
never ssefs before. and ssaeEe ap.ears -
De- SO resxsssle confederation o: ssos!t.e4I
Circumstances that vii ever veTnals i
10 be seen again, 81 TIE segeateen sen
asers now fare 10 faee mash the receg-
ssty OF struggling 1atug-sf th5a vaie 81
tears without TIE ssd % publsc ssgoiss-
faeas. fifteen are Polnilstx. Democrats
and Silver Republicans. TIER political
demise ia attended ~ So eaIogies. few
tears. ard very little reeret fFom any
perEofs except themselves They must
preach thess own fsaneral seYnscns. Their
monument IL the record a extrava-
gance and inasn srenee 10 the public
veal achieved during she past s.Atg
days Let their epltaphs he simply
sssae tsas rst :ofg eltsn. May there be
70 sssaf-estIeE-
II IL probable that the next state SET
ate vii, BE- Republican Indeed. IL seems
DOW to be pgae sieally certain that Re-
publican agece1sors vii. be chosen TO
= majority 81 the present fusion mem
beers. and IL ~ not too much 20 expect
thai. beginning with 1901, the state
will have recovered from sise effects Il
It's Wild Popul.si org begun ii 1895. and
that all departments Il the stale gov
eminent w!1i be returned To The control
Of the Republican party The fusion
senators obviously expected as much
They were ailiee indifferent - the good
Of the state and 81 the alleged Peoples
party. 80 which they profess nominal al
as public legislators. They expended or
attempted 10 e1pead. the peoTAe's
money without stint Tie lins; az thelf
wanton pfodigaiity was the i.usii a thelr
power 10 ,ftaRasTss the states finances.
and Of tAeig ingenuity Ia deYising s0u.e
n~s Nay 81 making hais In the states
funds. Taesr eNtraxaeaneea we're mani
f~stea ia hundred says greas and
ANAL. from ;he pettY alIaw ance Il SO
for rent of every typewriter employed
by some useless clerk to the Wholesale
elevation of state officers A(lowan
ami the bsg state printers grab
THE taxpayers og Washington have
learned a sound lesson, They now know
the dtTeFeDee between real refarsa aad
bogus reform, Seai Eefovmserz and hog $
TefaTners.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-12
SNAPSHOTS BY THE WAY.

Discovering tas appropriation gun In the
hands of ire house, the senate eoon s.s-
Greedy cs-n4 dewn
-, -.
TIE Tacoma vigilance committee can get
so~e valuable pointers b. locking Up tbs
files q she Seattle papers along abou, 7sse.
TIE circulation Lar Il again IN active
eruption IN Seattle Z, takes powerful
hard swearing 20 cover W Z fast 6scayia-
subscription Hes.
Ex-senator Wilson says he passed re
Seattle pue8e hogidiog psn ana exon
gresham Lew.a says he passed =. May
&c s, vas congress
= contemporary TANKS &. Strange tha.
the Seattle Scotchmsn should celebrate =.
Patrscks aay. Gan yeu prrve thas $.
Patrick wasn'; "a 1Ilelaad Iasllee
The Tacoma Meas has a pleasant hAhi.
9. referring 10 Seattle as a cox pasture.
Wen. ;he people - his happy b.srg have
been on sooz- grass Tar some time
- %-
The Fop@hst rresS IS already conErat1-
Iasistg Tee people on their escape from tne
capacities &c Republican legislature.
That Is hard % ths fusion senate.
-. -
HAD Il rot b%sn for the senate IN some
Instances. Coy. Rogers Ia cthe-s ana M
house - o;aerx SITE. We rzi~gt have bad
setue very urwtesssonse AVS from this
legislature ssayssegstEy remarks 1ae w-Aa.
eoea Blade. Correct II ts@ ass LAYS
sa@n't been eeassn We shoaa4 azye rad
su-7e bad laws
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-12

T-sa z@ssay.on n Porte Rice Is 81. eu-
ca--as.ax. ans ttss worst q i s. that
tse-e = ao aepe q. 50 improving an;a il
has sro~n zsaeA s8rse. Gov. Gen Henry
hsa beer 5osuS az. t'sat . diplomats tao,
rarely tsaa1 So a eo}5.e~ ceala 90 70
hg5ssx aao1S an ga g, seed seelIn~ among
tae if0r;a Rlssas ard s,4gt she1a N ne
upwa~3 rA,h seaatag - ssls-gaxasar-s+.
Ans has tasted Is "a Ira oAi Story 81.
iAe lnalsftY x .ee Iasla rasas 20 aassr-
stand sn4 appreciate AE.sle-S@xoz g4aetas-
eds 1ae re-sa B3zaas aave a,wAys asea
acratemsd fe tee SPANISH system r.
esles.Aa1 sovev1s~ees. ae@snst ~e.eh tAey
gsso.ssszal,x struggled and reaesses: xhsy
Eaes - sAe American ssonFn . hsartg
weieeass sr4 aanos.ase5 theus=elvas g.
Soass AEssSseas.s. II as9xAEz tAAs taGsr
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-12

agree w4th Goa Bryan That prosperity has
2ot epEme 70 sae country. = says: TIE
calamity bowler may IS ash save his
breath. VIII r4.se c. wages for ons
hundred tho4zaad lz-i1 AID quarry workers
Z oae Gay. AID wlsE tbs Arising u all sorts
Of Industrial schemes that xsl eruploy
ihcszsa1ss 1aors, :. 3 ID .z1zs % tax ss IA
i4o1a4 decline. TaeTe isn't a4y dec-.ne The
raate1 States % America naver we're So
happy and prosperous as aow." Pep pa
seEs rla4se cery.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-12
ELL AsalNsr pEAnLoe rs.


The legislatures IF Florida and Utah
haze adjourned without eiecting United
States senators. tomorrow the Delaw are
legislature wiii sd5oarn with fae deal
lock unhroken. aud there Is bat ntsge
doub, that the legislature q call.ar-
s..a Will be unable 10 agree upon d can
diaate.
This means that IN the Fifty sixth
congress each u these foaa states VII
lse represented by hut one senator, .
circumstance which the trainers Of the
constitution could not believe would
ever occur, but which is nrt - much
10 Be regretted as would be the ssccess
% an unworthy eandiaate---of Gas
Addicks. for example. In Delaware. /.
an effective preventive against dead
locks could be dey lsed the fssopis wossla
no doubt hail IL with satisfaction
The election II senator's by popular
vote is Ia coming reform bat. Ike all
great changes. IL requires much tlrse
and thought. Politicians are not ready
for 81. and il is doubtful Il a majority
g. the members % the senate could be
brought 10 support is-certalnly not the
requisite two-ihirds necessary 10 submit
3 constitutional amendment 10 the peo-
PIE There is no 6a4h- that Il tae
question could be submitted directly 10
the people. without the Intervention -
the legislature Of the several states. Il
large majority Of the votes cast would
favor the change.
Shortly before the adjournment =
congress Senator Hoar introduced bin
relative 10 the election II United states
senator's. which was referred To the
COMMITTEES on elections Senator Hoar
Is chairman * the judiciary COMMITTEES,
ana. however much we may differ with
hiua on his position on the peace treaty.
n oae WI question his earnestncss ard
ability.
The bill provides, IN substance. that
Z no candidate SHALL have received u
majority after seven ballots. one e: such
ballots At least having been taken N
each q seven separate days. the Person.
who receives a plurality II ala the votes
cast the nexs DAY or any other bsllo:
following shall be declared dBiy elected
provided a majority - The members Il
both houses are present ard take part
in he voting Il Is probable ;h&t S#aa-
tar Hoar tatends h rFeSeo: RS v.e,rs "a
the subject covered ny the bill 90 the
next congress. and that his purpese n
introducing II before The close ~ tha
las; session VAS ~ elsc3g discussion.
While IRE nseasgre proposed rs sae
Msssa chasctts senator wo1id go away
WITH asaalacks ana thereby mitigate tbe
uext conspicuous evu eg sne pres ~
SYSTEM. II is an open question. p hether
Il would not q; the same t1uae prec4 pssate
perhaps even greater ey Is thaF t},e enc
watch :, is intended SO care There
avpears - fe aothlag ln ne proposatsoa
T. prevent tAe giving ~ Such greater
power 20 compact rsgn5fgt3>s as T. over.
c5;ne tAe wal - :he nss3or.sy. wa.eh.
as q matter - fact. Is gse VIII = .aa
reayie Again. while Il vo4sI nsa4Hsy
t.se Purchasing vo~ev n corrupt r4rsss-
sztas sssfe4lr tstesx sgrss ts4~4, 81 rss+-s.+
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-12

A New YORK usaa has inYsated q syooa
thai wll Eece.vs tAs appxoya. % the man
wsth q u1st2cae- one side ~ TIA sgsoa
bra. Is supplied with 81 extension which
the y@ssztse cas- a tubular G1sehar=e
spout. and when TIE spoon has been nl.ed
TIE cEseraiOr del.eateiy places the funnel 10
Ii. aaeata and. Hitting the s2oon slightly.
allows sae conteats % ggrgls 2asn his
sL~nxe
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-12

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-12

GET LAYTON reached Mania with his
command on the I9.A Inst. and LIZ reports
say be has already taken hold and is ready
sor Al advance OF Agginaldos stronghold
to rrerara FOR battle
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-12
Table
Linens.

Just fer the ad we receive from
their introduction we xfa, continue
far a HrsIsss time 10 sell tina. Hna
CRAZE os NAPKINS and table ciosAs as
= per cert less than an equal Grade
sells for by the yard. noswisAssana-
ing the fact that pattern cloths al
ways bring an advanced price
These are OF q superior grade OF
good heavy linen ard are reccm-
nenGiei for hard wear
Cloths : yards long. 8 each.
Cloths "a yards long. s. 50 Zach
Cloths ; yards long. 81 each.
Cloths IN yards long. $50 each
=. saxs napkins to match IN
dozen.
A lot % napkins have been marked
AZ special priSe TO close
An extra grade. size. never have
resstied for less than s. - do1eH
and ara worth IL. row only = .
dozen.
We offer very fine grade OF Waite
pure Irish linen towels. a large sire.
two rows OF open work. dcsxbie
knotte3 fringe. and worth &c eacn,
~ sha specla! price o. Soc each
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Shirt Waists.

words, Words, Words in hides.
rite succession would be qSlsse5 IN
trssr effarf 70 convey - The mind
The variety Of tn ssr5sts, the nanhsr
81 styles and tfse perfection OF ~
found Iva ona iine
\ sn3 perer5t Saturday furnished -
with RE styles necessary 70 an al
aaigIeiy c01plets lire. ask for any
new or desirable kind and We can
show g
TIE 1arss makes rs carry are the
test makes the world knows q
There's no doubt hat tass w-e can
s'1tt yga a. any prsce between &c
sri s. = each. cause we've immense
varieties.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-12
Grenadines
And Crepons

That We feel particularly proud %.
Mary are single, exclusive suit
lengths. some Only two salts OF A
kind. others ia large pieces. but
such variety % quiet elegance Is
astonishing.
Some % the grenadines have an
entire ground or slix web So fine
as 20 os barely dise-rainse, some ara
plain. some with coors. some tufsea.
some RAISED. bur aii nes. all hxagtE-
fui ard all IN be sold right away.
crepons Fyircnei. crepon crushed,
crepoEs dinsszisa, cre pens tufted, Gre
pons fraxze, erepoas asibAied, in fact
crepons nsw, ard IN wanssronz. fps-
rruus effects. ycI WON'T hesitate a,
the pr.ce when yca see the goods.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-12
White Goods.

White goods In great varieties. elli
lines qf All sta54s CRATES. India In
ons. st~S., &c. Izssc. lSc, &c. &c q
yard
Victoria lawns. ! l-5c. iec. iZt-c..
t. a.. 70 4 yard.
Persian Lawns. &C. &c, BIC. $ec y
yard
White cp<xan<1!es. iyc. DC. &c. &c.
+oc a gard
French Organizes two yards " lie,
tx. TT-c. s. yard.
White Pique. pc. a5c. 90 a yard
Striped and plaid Ia an. sheer and
good. ias~, I2A2e. Isc. D.. z5c yard
Also Nasaiia- Sw seases. Duck. Main.
sock. t,ambr5c. etc. new bos1ere4
Apron Lawns. new patterns. lsc. DC.
&c a yard
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-12

The untlu1ely demands % Italy FOR .
Loa.cn papers 10 announce tat war Is IL
sight. Il $ 10 BE hoped taa1 Italy vii
take the hint and withdraw her demands.
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4 Great king.
A1ca So Josrr,4sl.

TIE Eev. 1as.aA Ssra-zz. O. Veg York.
says ;rAt aa --aati~targ&3n asgsf as.rs, essss
AEs4 ssSts~aoc4 ssagaA D. oFxarsszas
wages members ~gsal} 10; rgreo IN ssay ~.
sacses because rsf@es are lS@ We ray
next expect ire arg4nsE&s.@n g a society
u..1se aesec. SHAH - IL make certain
Gags = aaga4a nas4se.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-12
Jackets.

TIE ,arn.y. chic appearance Of RE
new Jackets have nors than rsaSss
a favorable impression
TIE ladies' are Simply delighted
with them and, Of cssurse, as usual
voul au5 the creme ~ The sea-
sons showing az -BaiEiargeon'S 3"
What's best We have.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-12
Colored
Dress Goods.

Varieties beyond comparison, we've
strained efforts towards selecting
eniy tae aesv. handsome * and Eaost
desirable. yet we've not forgotten
TO Keep Ire price fisgresi small.
ORR TOuAyS STORY IS
ABOUT TAILOR NADES"
Never has the department, shown
as much worth. fashion and aura-
eSl!ty cofx. k4nsd. The new tailor
pattern sssi.s are here. they're the
height ~ Perfection ard include
Herring Bone Strspes. Tsssfiis. pekirg
Stripe Metallic Bars, Satin bars
Polka Dot C-secSs. French Pads
ard EaS-oEIras.
4s--Ash tailor sgiting. fine swfsIs.
blaze and white. brown and white.
sle yard
+s-sueh tailor serge and as-lnca
hard fal4s1 covert txslis, in ali OF
the desirable shades si.3Es a yard
ss-tasn Iron franz. Caseorina. s. %
: yar1
:f-.nrh genuine .szrA twisted tailor
s1iting. also sf-{ncsl F'yssscn hare. sur
!ace covert esota- wears Hike leather.
al o. the stylish cotorsngs. sf75 a
yAr9.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-12

Among the many things the legislature
ief. uadoze that l. oagh. 10 have done, not
the teas; IS the failure 70 make an aparo-
prtasisn for q gate immigration agency a.
Chicago. Comment Is unnecessary.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-12

Tie Pest lBseittGese~r hereby
0oarsssess SITS aAssrfss~ss . bona
nAe cstA etsessasfess Daily. " e@ksy
$50 Sssass. double fhzs Of any
oshss s~uspsper Yabiixhsa - the
state Of WasGsaxsSn- Advertising
eesssa~ts will be ma6e subject to
shts Gssrs sf~e.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-12
Capes.

New spring ana GUNNER styles a
SIX Capes, some fluffy novelties.
Just a few u Indicate what's 70 D.
worn ard priced 10 Induce early
buying. g. 10 si2-1
fs0is eap@s continue their hold
upon public approval. ne have a
teE new ores 20 show in rich color
comsEaa .101s. az at popular prices.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-12
Suits.

Mary handsome. clear eur safss.
with an individuality 81 freshness
and heausy about then thaI yea
cart bat admire
Bear 81 mind oars are sold IS
much Oh taeaE TusEit - fitting quail
iey as their appearance. We de-
sc-5sss tsgg 5us- to show ysa what We
are selling to your friends.
Ore - a n@w, DIN. check xssttiag.
~ frens Jacket. xsG lined THROUGH
cut. stitched aIai strapped SEAMS,
skirt TIE jAssS. ca., open on side.
p@FcaisSse Hired. velgetesn b1ndIng.
So -
one - navy blue Venetian cloth.
tight ss.ting Jacket. silk lined
thysug hout- all seams stTapres: ara
stitched. SKIRT o. TIE nsex @xs MAKE.
tsSt,1ns ga the back. open On side.
stitched .~s rs, rsereaf-gs lined. deep
seiyat%sr binding. sss-5e
Tfaes- suits are tailor made and
are for service.
SILK Waists
4Ar@ showing sesns handsome
waists trimmed GtiA SIX. chiffon
iz2s. etc. they cost gTGneT. bus then
shey'r, be&asifsxl, as pretty. indeed.
as sny yosa can conceive Tor yoar-
SCI.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-12

TIE Pierce county legislative daiegaslon
IS 70 he aanqEesea Railroads are grateful.
Il republics are nog.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-12

i Is 10 .oager Maine - California. Maine
- Manila IS .he correct form.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-12
Black Wool
Dress Goods.

While we know tina. our stock az
reliable black goods from Sic 10 s.
a yard sssrySasses any 10 be found ID
these paTts'' tn posnt of variety
and waite. gee It's tie unprecedented
stock os beautiful.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-12
Skirts for Bicycle
and Outing Wear.

In r.aiGs and double faced mater
falls. new cuts. button trimmed back.
side fTeBs opening. the coTree.
length
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eft the
Domestic
Department.

Below will be found some special
srers 70 the thrifty ho1xewfsa. shG'u
Ind that q careful 2eraxal VII nse
- tine wasted
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-12

The Pop@lis; press IS already congrat ~
lassag Tee people on their escape from m.
capacities {: Republican legislature
That e hard o. tbs fusion senate.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-12

Silks.
There Is a fascination about the
new silks aside from their freshness.
i IS that they are 50 decidedly dit-
fsrzrr TO any previously seen
Las, weeks freight brought II
more ct the now popular kinds.
Hair lire black satin stripes On
grc1asis - surlgciSe or white. 81 q
yard
White ground OF raresa with large.
decided squares. Il will catch you, 20
VIII the price, s. a yard
Another HE comes n al desirable
colors. such rs navy, national blue
cardinal. brown. etc. FOR a ground
and wstl a black saEl1 stripe. s. =
yard.
We have q French taasta with a
black ground and with i inch col
ore9 satin stripes IN almost any col.
or. s-n = yard.
A large variety ot fancy stripes
and checks. E-@ a yard
Elegant es-eszts or the plaid order,
yer they dealt seem pialts, a sa-
perior clotn with such grounds a.
French blue. military red. new
browns. etc. with pad. seemingly
outlined with a velvet baby ribbon
that's whar Il looks like Ask 20
see these. the clerks wouE5 be de-
lighted 10 display them
Our assortment OF black silks Il
con1p.ste-
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The Tacoma News has pleasant habit
Q. referring 10 Seattle as a cox pasture.
"'el1. the people - IBIS happy barg have
bse2 on soos4 grass Tar some time
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1899-07-25
w. O. w.

The Woodman of the World will
hold an open meeting in Woodman
Hall, Tuesday evening, July 25. Spec
ial Deputy Phillips will be here and a
good meeting is promised.
The w. o. w. is a Fraternal Benetic-
iary organization giving insurance at
actual cost. There are many fine fea-
lures in this order. The spec
ial features are the emergency fund
limiting the assment. The incon-
testible policy; the non-lapsable poll
cy in sickness and disability and the
800 monument at every grave. They
offer certificates from $500 to $4,000
payable at death. They also write ac-
cident insurance, $500 to $4,000 poll
ctes and weekly indemnity Of sS to 500.
Special inducements are offered
young and middle aged men to join
now. Deputy Phillips is here for
few days and is prepared to explain
the features of this beautiful order to
all. Everybody is invited to come and
see us and enjoy good time Tuesday
evening, July 25. Don't forget the
date. Sovereigns invite your friends.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1899-07-25
number.

We notice in the PLAIN DEALER of
2l, 1899, where Mr.. w. II. Alleman ex-
pressed his opinion of a certain horse
claiming him to be small, wears hob
bells and ETC., and with all this is look
ing for the wire at the ! and post.
1T is quite possible the public will not
agree with my friend. l have not or
will enter into mud-throwing con-
test, as | have no reason to be jealous
or enyious, as have been very sue
cessful in every way with Lyle, and
the public patronized him very liberal
ly this season, as Lyle's book was al
most double the number had intend
ed or wished him to serve, and of this
number | have added 10 new custom
ers to Lyle's book this season, who are
mostly neighbors to those now having
Lyle colts, besides there is owners of
other stations in the city who can tell
the public that have turned off at
least 20 mares. This induced me on
July Il, 1899, to purchase a large tan
dard Wilks stallion with a low trot-
ting record, and wishing to start his
stock this season, breeders will do well
to see him or notice his description in
the p. ID. later. His service fee viii,
surprise breeders. This stallion will
be at my stable on or before August
l5, 1899.
Thanking the public for their liberia
patronage, l remain very respectful.
yours, G. 4. MILLER.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1899-07-25
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