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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1899-02-09

The 8ussier $an,1er.
W. E Scanland, Editor and Proprietor.
BENTON, LOUISIANA,
Tharsday ::::::::::Feb ruary 9, 1899.
A terrific cyclone in Lowndes Co.,
Miss, Friday, blew down cabins and
injured several negroes
In the Missouri House Saturday
there was . fierce stack on the
school book trust and its lobby.
Robert P. Porter advises that
nearly all the United States troops
be removed from Cuba by April.
By unanimous vote the Minneso-
IL Senate has declared in favor of the
election Of Senators by the people.
Senator Daniel, of Virginia, made
astrong speech in the Senate Friday
against expansion and the ratification
Of the peace treaty.
Over 8l3 bills have been iutrodue~
Cd in the Arkansas legislature up to
date. The fool killer is not doing
his duty up in that State.
The House Judiciary has decided
that General Wheeler and other Con-
grsss who volunteered in the late war
vacated their seats in Congress.
A dispatch Of the 9Th says Texas
cattle are dying by the thousands, on
account Of the chilling rains and long
continued wind-storm of last week
Reports Of thirty persons killed
BY snowslides Friday came from
breckenridge, Colorado. Train ser
vice Was still suspended in the
mountains.
An English account of the Manila
Aght says the Filipino losses were
irigbtful thousands being slain. The
American troops, it says, could not
have been better disposed.
Stilssboro, Ga, was nearly wiped
OF the earth Sunday by . cyclone
No lives were lost, but several people
we're injured. The Methodist church
was completely demolished and about
) dozen families made homeless.
The peace treaty with Spain was
ratified BY the Senate Monday by 9
vote Of 81 to ~, giving three votes
mole than the necessary two-thirds
! Senator McEnery voted for rati6cs
tion and Senator Oaffery against it.
New Orleans States: New thai
the war is over it may be permissible
10 ask, what right has country thai
produced . Sherman or . Sheridan t.
arrogate superior humanity over ont
that produced q Weyler or . Pando
Nansfeld journal: Messrs. Bate
and Hood, the Alabamians Wit
bought the Dean plantation, visitet
che property last week. They Ar
much pleased with their purchas'
and win send . colony here to worl
their lands in the near future.
ST. Louis Republic: This is sea
son OF volcanic disturbance. FRS
Yasuvius had to break loose. Ant
now Mount Colina in Old Mexico il
spouting hot stuff at lively rate
while Congress and about 15 Legis
latrres are in more or less violen
states Of eruption.
Gov. Scho6eld asks the Wisconsin
Legislature to submit to the people I
+
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1899-02-09

n. n. Land,
A ttorney at Law, Benton, In. Will practice
"A in the Courts of Bossier and adjoining
parishes.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1899-02-09

.Wsg1.f n Webb,
A ttorneys at Law, Benton, Louisiana. Will
IA practice in the Courts OF Bossier and
adjoining parishes.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-07-01
FOR SALE

One ifty-hve horse power. Lane
& BodIey Engine. One sixty horse
power boiler Two Gwathmey
gin stands. One Nance cotton
press. One French Burr Grist
Mil. One Steel crushing mill.
IAirty-fye feet Of shafting pulIeys
belts aud gin G4tures. This machin-
cry is in good running order and
Is now m operation at SINNERS
gin in rear Of Mississippi Cotton
Oil Mill For particulars write
to JOSHUA SKINNER,
m-1-tt GreenyiIIe, Miss.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-07-01

Vas the resultof his plendid health.
ludomitabln win and tremendous en-.
glggy are not found where Stomach.
Liver, Kidneys and Bowels are out of
order II You want these qualities and
me success they bring. usu DR.. King $
New Life PINS They develop every
power OF Graz and body Only 25c at
t4nlay S Dru7 Store
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-07-01
Petition for Liquor license.

To the Honorable city Council OF Greuyiur.
we ne undersigned qualified electors OF Jhr
wy or 1rteuVlllt, County Of WuahnEtnu
Hale OF Mississippi, hereby petition YOUR hon
CRADLE body 60 grant unto Louis scott. ra..lirn.
on shld city license 90 sci ytuUus. -piritruu-
mat and intoN eating lpuors in lrs sguauIrp.
VIZ. Que gallon, 40 ms place ui husuts., 40.
recommend the said Louis scott 10 Dc ol ZOO.
Iepulslon, ana sober aud suitable person O.
receive uch license And your uturiUuuu
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-30

The express companies charge more f7-
hauling g-hs-~pcIu1 fzx o, rs1
HqB0r from Kansas City 20 F-orsrr~ than
they DO fgr an @sxhty- pound CAGE q beer
from Kansas City "a F-0rer~e ard lack
axslu Iris 10 ti0w ~ to rtxafs = sn~
peopie Ped Hggs sissTs hss n~ea snt
always Will a@ tBe tr9rz q ,s~ plain. com
mon people Where vvu Ind case - beer
IN fas ~"liar YpE VII ard q glgs1rrsf W.
.uK <nspVs g. Tbs Dse1 20 IL cosznfry q
sn@ p~oFie. ~ sne p~or'@ sn1 f~ fT@ PEP
n1usseys3 elass~s. Wren srpress eorr1srlss
charxe more for Transporting twenty-five
rossn6s o. ere p~ople'- iiqgor 800 nzfEss than
they DO fov Transporting eighty posana~ ~
plutocFs;E b~vsraxs 9o mics. q - time
80 call salf.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-30

Reprinted By Request
Just after The announcement Of the fact
tina. AdmiTal-or Comrodore-Dswey. a.
he was then known. had been assigned 70
command the Asiafic squadron twenty 81
his close personal friends IN Washington
gave him ssnd-or dinner AZ the Metro
poiitan Club n vas agreed beforehand
that there should be No prepared toasrs
bu, AZ the end Of the banquet Col Ar~hf-
bald Hopkins rose and asked the privilege
OF reading toas, he had arranged IN honor
Of The guest. He then read this:
Pm sI your zIasse. full tonight;
The -sus IL ~ fke shore;
And 70 y feast ~ =. u sght.
We pietgs the commodore
Throash days ~ storm, through Gar, q calm.
On brad Pseifc s~ss:
AZ snchor - the ssic- II pain
or With The japanese.
Ashors .sua. on asck blew.
or sherr haIifrxs ynsr
To barr friend 81 breast foe
We pledge ths ronn ne3ors.
We sno- car honorH - rrsssinsd
Where sF MS p~nssnt s3~-
Our rsbfs r-Specfed ara msintainsf.
Whatever power deaes.
Ard whsn 10 sAEes ~ houae~xrd sses
Beuszth sffrfrsl's Sss
Wen bail the dsy that srsns. hirs k.<k
And haze aEosher 5ss
The reading q this verse. marked as Z
vas ~ tire knowledge ~ every one prsssn,
that Dewey was bound 20 nee. the Span
ism IN teafiy combat before long. caused
great feeling. Dss-y was vt.tbiy affected
ard IN rising 20 respond had dir uIty In
kseping back The manly tears that surzeys
20 his eyes He stated simply ana IN clear
cat words mat whatever his duty might
be. none % his frfsn8s would ever have
reason 20 regret heir wuoH opinions ~
him. that he would fglan their expecsa-
TORS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-30

ear loaH az .Hmigyanfs efr-ssc ff0sn
tha east over the Eossasra fzeinc yes-
ter,sy sst scent the dag fx4s>esnC
a<.,u, the city. They s-e al .s1sn1ns set
tiers In wzssingtoE and have O0rcnes>o
lsnds from the rzEYsa6 company % when
shsy Nil begin farming in safness "sA'
ocrfnG- ,o-..,
TAsy come from ise;sEa sas Michigan
ara ssa.s they are the atyancs E1arc %
AL. AGO otE.er farmers wso MI sDoa-e
e Washington farming i2n1s ee,s ga 2.
0ov ard ne1f sos.ag The sf1c1s n.
fr.n TIE As11ie as6 Western ssa4ss
nen. anc tssfe are Hsny sssnss - a sr
U1nsy 80 by farms Anc cSlssyAss .s$n-
one % sse party sAi5 y,sssr1sy; Ins.e
are ,ve1sy-oTse families o. n 2as we ~ :
- eoaA Soc sss1sn D- 1919 :. ~,
TIE Western states soskEg fSz pace q
iocz.s- After thoroughly sx1UE -ox Al
ths 6.ssxsc.s Ne o>ezxse ce1sisSe1 -.
Wasslnxton a9orest re rscAs<r an1 49,
$50 q ssy sta.e IL the w<s.- Issrs are
acct sseS q - a. tod esm-nx. EosuS
frzcz IEss1zzx- Michigan. IEiso-s Az Iva
Yea. there - . c.2ss ss< osr zEsI .. =
tsr Laz< - The Eastern s-1ses = o>.
cssssss ss<rer every yeAs- u . rS<Hec
"a. . s2ch a. sxzeaf zrw Ia: .. ~
p<~aAse 20 rz4ss . czyf-E cfcS 81 !, ISe1
sHatz. fsess s.ases are 10 .s1xsr sssN
U.rsng tae ssss ser yszrS sksJ h4ss -
esUs aLet - vita EAss<rn farmers woo:
fzsz A. ne Do Ssw. are D1s-nG sss1oasa
= "a Y.ea<r xr0z11 FA<ED - 1eee
GATES are n1. G, - yesy s1al . 80,
q sse<- fsAs . MAs Ows-1x - aces Gar
= = - xAx We Are - tak.nG - 9l-As-
s<- eorx1ocs ard -s-zsn tws Sezss te@rs
Nj ne - EneA LIE AGrs<SsssszS Ass -
WaaAn9scEA
4. = AZ Szr sn.szGoz % st1rr cf-
ens- EAR E2s MI e~ -se o<ners - 81
ksr hszs skAs . al We axe u>@ szSsAs1
vim nae.fnery ass faTa .Es-esn<s.. Azsa
MI % szss ss<Dzag = Ws>zsS,s1 :
oaxr<s-
we vi x-sz E-A-- & Al k-rzss. fssa
a. xa-s<a trsz<k. .Esseav R-Eg 20 Sc<sase
e.zr sa<Rs 60 SSek szs sa3o esc,cs1>c n<Az
a ve 30 n ,ae EADe- r1SaEg 6E~y - n
Rzsun.e rs~exsssAees. Wheat g-sWzEx -
- oss Sysz.yzs in1zssEy Ast ne a. ex'
n.rs 20 wAxe 4 0zcrs1s - % - Cur s<x
b1Ee.
The hasaace az Gz- rAr-y ~ caw<
frzn tine - stE> xa-- rex< px1x- May
Are t~saErst IN aerozrr Of z<5s ee1.x 4Ssz
- rsas.ly dz=2ase e< their hsosx1gA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-30
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.


Dosten. A-0s WashisGssa. IN
Bosrox. s<r, s-se~saa ss~s 40 rams "a
dsy. the FIRST sv orpsrtzns hitting In re sssts
innfns TIE v,rs u both Nsehsis sn4 Exams vss
ssesslea. In the seventh ts-sn~ Il ths s~~nt
e~rae sse-v txe we're os-, Rast.- Scored ssav
vans r&s.-s - e~ss- TIE ssns was esss@s
in the eighth sGr-un. e azshnss~ AsssnA-
anes. - score:
vs>s gsme-
RsEi RHE
Ro-sna ..........t sw.sAsnx-e- --..-. ,
rsst<rss.- Ssrsais sni saslsssni E-sss saa XII
srvsaee vmrsr>s- ssarsvoai sa1 Hana
RnEI RHE
Ppssnn .s twsssf-s.-r - :
sas.erses~ re~ss ana sa'tsraa. NsFs-fs=s ard
rowr-. unrs-~s-s~aTs~os-s saa Hu,t
New York. ~ Philadelphia 2
rHfIApgrrHlk. ssgt 7-ftilss-srAsA w.s
cnsrfsyea ~ ever resns ~ Sss YSsh fAs after
tim u i.ssssssfs. a fAs i,rsss cuaif -
tA.ns VITA ss~fxis's ariss-rv rhey has several
sAsnc~s % .~r- sns sEssit-f ,.en ~ f>ols.h hs<-
ranafas rhs sslasus II sasasea VS. n<<1cssety
hssi,isa. sorss
RHEf RHE
rsnass,rass - s>s- ys-s --...-.f
b.tsssis.- rsraAssf. ,as nessi.s.. es~tsss asa
Wsrn~r. rmpsr-s- Nsnass.1 szf srrs~s
Baltimore. 3, Breokiys. T.
BALTIMORE. s<vs - hs.s t.Ti. -
Brx.e Nssst<rs sssrf.-s sas ssAFsss -xr.-s arg. .
m the ninss trnf-f vza es=tsa-< ss.s &c go
orsss- frssr 'ae ssre-e.s Ae.asza.ls ga - So
f~~ ws-s the wsrs e~s~< Hsgo-s sstrA~.
IN mastery ssyse ssA srfa t~sst~rs s~-
s>esl, ssrpe-tss Rsls%zs-s sea~-s SO h~ss-r 80.
rznoiss sni "insts1 ~xk A.tsasAzas. iss
eeere:
AM RHE
pyc@sf~r - ssf-fre-s F
ssst~vs@s-sssss-- ar. N<ssas-- Ncsssazs.y a..
nsth-UrsFtrss- xrsats AL Dare
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-30
YARAlLOx TR0A SkAGWAY.
nrsnx, rev Passeogess aoA bss l.1s-
tie OoDa-

os~am%r raraI.nr arrived from Eynr
canal parts early this rcrrsnB with 1ssy-
sfxA< pAsse1GsrR. rnsEy o. whom wsrs sroz1
pavscn Ts@ FArzElcr brought very
anal arrcsxns Ct xrsi dss. thu maximum
eptinuafe placing 4 =. q ~
O. Well one 81 tae Dzwssn resz-f-ers.
stated that she sfesnsr Hamilton left
Dawson ca September u. icsz.s6 dovn
With paseen4~1D fer Capa None
Re-urnla4 paBacge<s confirm the stories
already sStlfsh~t euncsrrtns the freight
Afe<Aads ~ Eannest ara say they see no
way ost ~ tire 1sficnIry this winter.
Foiiowtrx - ne Earaiioz's passenger
ltst:
Jas Barron. p Baron. II r eears. -
lfa.hIsn. n. p@rmone. J. B. Hail. G. n
Wulta L 1gseIhaca. L ~ Hal. J. W.
lGcGee. = J. LaNrencs. p W. Herald. A.
NAksr. r. .. Peterson. r. Johnson. O.
Psterson. Nsse JenAe. ,. Clancy, r. G.
omlthson. n. Crook, W. Hanson. o. Haas
land l. MARTYR. y r Reynsids. f. c. HaF-
Nngton. j. Hamburg. J. Krgmrnsrf. Cen
J. r. Lewis. p p wuber. n. Lenfssty. w
Nscosson. @. J. Hohi. skookum lin Tag
IA Charlie. r. l. Scher. W. y. Wilton.
~ " Howe, Mrs Howe. W. II Brown
aeld. y. E EckerGn. y Coleman. Peter
Muir. J. W Harvey f. Bora. J. =. Barne-
berg Mrs 8 a. White W. A Allsn- A.
Oflcer J. w rarxng Mrs.. Evsass J. w.
Copeland. Thomas Thomas. Mr.. NJ Sta
ton. Mrs. NJ Ciane. .. Wei, J. Henry. DR..
and ArA H,cka judge Tusrir-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-30

r. - toS NJ much ne duty - re pat
rcs 20 5ssnt 0szs the srrurs % IA s&vzss<-
erD when t5<y 10 wrong 40 90 Nz7po<s
them wren hey 20 rgaf yo<nsnT IAN -
more dangerous 20 re yozrn 81 10 eosEn-
Try than 20 teach them s1ag re GOVERN
1<zx eaz 10 M vrGng. ssr 5as3 zen -.
GET into power &C -snss7 IN any z0wsr--
menr on esrsh. ard rss sust rszr azx~s
s1cyet whatever sssy 70 n orzcs - -
cusr rat perf.s TIE 1>rm&1encs q "a -
1ueisr
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-30

Tt - stated u South Africz sEsf . -zr
b-=zxs ut President Kr1xe- sfI rave
more t7an 5fty SINS Ard -rzus4s0ns re
army - ne T-srsvxzi republic. Ic~-7
Chamberlain rhe Dsu ,. 1ss spsrres wsta
q ions tine N Diplomatic STARS. ssiI 7Sse
on9y . Iftf5s TAXATION 90 10 rsz4<a ss
ssshe in .ss srruSgse. 5exEs~S MS 5ss5rt~zs
prestige AMI popularity. TIE eet Dzs4en-
man mas SHOWN D. far ths SreSssr e0ur-
ags anG re~sisness for ~elf-zaersfc@
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-30

sfTln x1sIf. w. HeF16II0sn-
TIE labor gr1k}@-f wren the 1szrpfs
5r~s>rce raises ~fii easily solv. fts~gs N
;n~ natural orss- 81 thinxS-2rovssef ne
n~s~, - scc0rss~f eqsas freedom ard o.
porrxutty vlt1 tSe writes ART ms Wi
corr. about throaxa ne Estlnx 81 bsaex
Isha- % the waite s,sn4srs - living rstn-
~r tran fnrcrxh ~ drxrztxffan e wNsr-
fsts~r 20 no present ever negro stsrdaxz
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-30

Vow rsat ne -aafwsvS zr. s-gsunsng =,
tisover re value II rsDsose cvunt-y
nsGnwsys s7e szss nay Grz<szsssy 1S~u
u1on ma business nsn 8f c4tiss ard vogu-
try towns rhsr they e0usd sroffsasly pay
perhaps a Estse move than f1sfr sssresf
raxss Tor me improvements q re roas.s
n urrIe less sxrr1vzxzEce IN me 1srr~~
81 coarry and efty Buildings ard a Efsi@
greater outlay IN road oufEainx would
bring better returns
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-30

sPRr>SFrytn IA 49, S-ssz-eAt<ss 80
s~-ss rs-rs s.stitaz. sAs sS1 F.e- 81 r~-s.
- g ~ At sse s..Es fAf- ,assss wsf<sss ss
f-s-s FasssA $3.50 $500 -sa~s- sns Ussi1a- Ma
tAt-s s>xr~sases ns<~s SO e->s =sts - ga
within AsA s~es& Z - -ra-s -.s.zx s..
ssss sns last esss-ss-- = 81 - rfs2 Frzzs
Ra<<sA ezsss ~ s~r<ss g. ras ez<k as
re ~~~~ns ArSz 80 80 z~s-~Nf4sA Z
via 1=ss - SErs= Ma e1saz- ~
fs~ .>~sess rlses ~ EFxs<s go fzsssss tzxr
n tAe sssrs s-.s <~srsizxAt - ss~-- - sss
Win vfsasra Ma >ese.z EsT..A sAErt az -
N the Tse tEz@ - ras A~sx
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-30
farmers FROM THE tlSI.
A Carload Of Immigrants Looking
About the City.


Two ThousonA TiIleSs 81 the sSsis
They Say. win C0oe % This
state De1sse SDsSsg-Au k8stD-
- VITA 04oaa SD VIII Pr
ehnss anA lnDseve Rsiisos1
lnnAs IN Al Parts 81 the state
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-30

esna1es - - anvy w1Dss -scor4 sor
nea~sry - von1srszi. eAse<S asd ssp<a1zs
o9 pes1cs wheoo vTy aaDDD e8r-y cerrsr
% "a svu6osFD-behsws - crxvens ~ 80
ereDsncs 81 their wives. noe sn<srg % -
fersnsly polite 20 other women Wives
Rate 20 - their ausoa7ss a. a. 5u1pi>s
TAey scon learn 20 desrtse the eurx
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-30

What MAKES men a7rxie - their .sv@.-
Have trey been. or are they. f--~d~gIfr
hs3 and fear tsesr wives vii ind - out
I have seer nsen who VII fare tb~ car
roa's n.oush-gsr@rzfs % tns AMY. AL
usrasa, eomrnossoxeA. captains anA liezs-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-30

hanSas Lttv Sfar.
The Kansas Democrats are finding some
difficulty I'm running candidates from the
famous Twentieth regiment on anxt-sx-
pansfon platforms
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-30

cHftAsn. ss-< D-r~ e<ss A><v~~~ Nv
sspar--s Azsy s~sssA AZ Rz.lr s<sl a sserz<s
- s~rsa~~s s-ew ssfsr .sa =-s~ss q ~~y s.aar
v--h - eezA go N~ssHs- srsys~~s - -
sss ss>a.s srs ses wsrs eassss>s1s s4zSefs<
Ars~x ne @EtarAr~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-30

Miss Valstnxton-We can trace our an
cestrv back 70 the Norman conquest. can
we mother
Mrs walsinzham (ssdlyl-Yes. but we
dor't know where your father was last
uszht-Ssomervfl.e Journal.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-30

LOUISVILLE. s>p< D-Tss rseas vs ssds1
tA0e. s<z=G n - srxsas<ss hssA Hex1ns
GmLEe<s~ va sssz< AL <atr9 k~ss<, t1ns,
- 7<l FrpsSs vsE sfs< s<sc Be- Z H snA vss
s~a<s<- ys>ssz y 2st ksessi s<c Tss 1seszs
Azse sArs~<
IN >s<.. pxse g, se-H0 Eo<f 80 - sensGes
E0ss. exA. "a I'll, IES UAss s~s&&. vsgr
- s.irx Bzzss EeTs ssszS Ma, Hsrsfa~S. ~ !.
nszs<szes nsss Ez1Ssr. cs<.U sl Ps<ssse
aznB GA<sAS
M Pal ysz>s rE3~. IT carp-S. ysss~ CyW-
AsssC1s go & ssFs1xsr $500, tsas, 2 ~. -;
xyst<< szS1e. Dare x&S B5snSrzSs ssSs
Gsr>N<
So ~ ..-s.s - 800 = = 49,
sS--e ~. LAx-s MAJ szf VINE also s<xs.sf
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-30

nv~vrR s--t 1-fsss Fss- - rN4-s<a
s--cs~t s-zs Bf3s Hsfs - Cxszszr-ss s~Sv-v 80
Nf-~rse AsAssssr csze - =. $3.50 -1-z=s = q
exAs s-A~e~s-s - -s-zsy ~-1.. Tss- x-~s
rws, srsr rs ~ss 49, So "a <--s a.. -
vxss t<-s>s rr-p-zs - a. UzIs rss
csFrfss - - er~sfnx r.sra aSs0xSzs ass -
rstr<s - efssse -trafs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-30

CHICAGO. ssrx D-Hsr~m rsssIsss
Five tsysscsEEnza ~ W.T. Csst.as s~ryuA
Fzznt. Lsizaf s5fr4 Tire s1
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Harper'S Weekly
Deu0crae1es are rot gracious ~ IL
plor1acy. and IL viii probably always "
difficult 20 agree with our uorrrers
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on questions which excite popular inter-
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Into Utter Darkness.

Washington Post.
To a man Up a tree Il looks a. 10 John
Peter AltzeId IL about To take a header
into the cold and cruel os1tne<s
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Omaha worid-Hsrafd-
John Riley Tanner. Of Illinois. - showing
signs Of making public his belief that ne
grapes are very acrId this year.
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Chattanooga Times
Fact "a the negro an over the country -
beginning 20 learn thar politics - nox y
paying investment. and this s. very
hopeful sign for the future happiness and
contentmerr OF the negro
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RI var does come in the Transvazl no
one expects the stock company promoters
and guinea pigs 70 get out IN the firing
line although they viii have brought e
about.
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s. Paul Dispatch.
Wharton Barker may I've 20 know how u
feels 20 be the early worm 20 meet the
early bird
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CRY ENGINEER returns.
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BAoTE1U CITIES.

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ARE YOU GOING EAST
Call az the Northern Pzcifc Slice. seat
tie ard make arrangements EYerf've
September 18th. rate 70 Chicago sss n.
AMI ali points IN the East IN proportion.