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Tb ancient idee of Cashing the
ersand gutters of city street with sea
crater ii being vigorously disousaed in
many place In England it baa coma
into such favor that a proposition ia
now put forward to tnpply the city of
London with sea water. The water
would be taken from the sea at a spot
not far from Brighton remarkably free
from pollution. It would be pumped
into a reservoir of 10,000,000 gallons.
Thence it would be foroed into another
reservoir, from which it would gravi
tate to London. The present consump
tion of water in London ia 800,000,000
gallons a day, of which 40,000,000 gal
lona ia used for municipal purposes.
This might be saved for domestic fiur
posea by the introduction of sea water.
The cost of the project is put at $2,260,
000, and the sea water would be sup
plied by meter for publio purposes at a
fraction of the present cost of fresh wa
ter. One watering of the streets with
sea water is said to be equal to two, or
even three, with fresh water. It pre
vents the decomposition of street refuse.
it ia effective for flushing sewers, and
Barticularlv valuable for the extinctior
of fire. Of its value to health there to
no doubt, and it would be easy to sup-
blv it to horoitals and to schools for
swimming hatha
Raaalt
the Fallot la the Btata of
Washington
Last week, at Ellensburg, the Demo
crats. Populists and tree silver Repub
licans of the state of Washington held
their respective conventions. After
much debate and oonoessions on the
nart of the three conventions, a com
bined ticket to be called the "People's
Party" ticket, was agreed upon and
nlaoed in the field. It is as follows:
First
tut ana always advertised u a trne Wood purl
a.. h. nmt wonderful eures on record are
Ser.
mad
and tfte
gnateit sales are woa
Hod.
Sarsaparilla
OS
Be rare to
get Hood's,
only Hood'i
Hood's Pill core all liver Hit, blltonineea.
His Lip Gone
II. M. Nicholson, who lives at the
orner of Corran and Anderson Sts., At
lanta, Ga., had a cancer for years,
it rct inwircd on his lio and resem
bled a fever blister, but spread rapidly
and soon began to destroy the flesh.
His father and uncle had died from
Cancer, and he sought the best medical
iri in different cities, but it seemed im
possible to check the disease. Several
n.ratifvna were net-formed but the can
cer alwavs returned. This continued
lor years until the partition in his nose
and his entire up
per lip were eaten
away. All treat
ment having proved
futile, he looked
upon death as the.
only relief.
"Some one re-
j o c o I
he says, "and
3a few bottles atford-
ded some relief; thus
f encouraged I con
tinned it, and
it was not long be
fore the progress ol
the - disease seem-
r-A rri-fcL I oersevered "in its
use, and remarkable as it may seem,
am completely cured, and feel like
have new life. S.S.S. is the most re
markable remedy in the world, and
everyone will agree that the cure was a
wonderful one."
A Real Blood Remedy.
Cancer is in the blood and it is folly
In einect an operation to cure it. S.S.S.
(guaranteed purely vegetable) ia a real
remedy for every disease of the blood.
Books taatiea
free; address
Swift Specific
Co., Atlanta,
Ga.
I
PEOPLE'S PARTY TICKET.
For governor John R. Rogers, of
Pierce, Populist.
For lieutenant-governor inuraton
Daniels, of Clarke, Populist
For secretary of state Win D. Jen
kins, of Whatcom, Populist.
For state auditor Neat uneatnam,
of Whitman, Populist
For state treasurer C W. Young,
of Whitman, Populist.
For commissioner of publio lands-
Robert Bridges, of King, Populist.
For justice of the supreme court
John B. Reavit, of Yakima, Democrat
For attorney-general Patrick Henry
Winston, of Spokane. Silverite.
For state printer Gwin Uickt, ox
Thurston, Democrat
For superintendent of publio instruc
tion F. J. Browne, of King, suverite.
For congressmen James Hamilton
Lewis, of Kins. Democrat; W. C
Jones, of Spokane. Silverite.
For presidential electors a. J.
Caton. of Whitman, Democrat; I. N.
Maxwell, of Whatcom, Democrat;
Charles E. Cline, of Whatcom, Popu
list; B. A. Newman, of Spokane, Pop-
nlist
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Have cured UieasaD da of ease. Cora eases pro
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all it mptrfms removed. Send for free book teetlmo
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FOR PEOItt THAT ME SICK or
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Democratic Platform.
Following are the three platforms
adorned at Ellensburg:
Section 1. The repreeentatr?es oi
the Democratic Dartr of the state ol
WaBhinsrton, in oonventicn assembled.
do hereby reaffirm our allegiance to the
crinoinles of the Dartr as formulated
by Thomas Jefferson and firmly main'
tained by Andrew Jackson. We be
liere that a constant recurrence to those
fundamental Drinoinles of a free and
Donular ffovernment, based upon indi
Tidaal liberty and the content of the
governed, is necessary, especially when
the control of this government tnreat
ens to fall into the hands ot aristoo
raoy. monopoly and despotism. -
"Sea S. We greet with hearty ap'
Droval the new declaration ot indepen
dence enunciated by the Democracy of
the United States of America at the re
cent convention in Chicago; indorse
everv nrinoiDle of its platform, and
nled ire our united support to the candi
dates there selected. We recognize in
the nomination of William Jennings
Bryan and Arthur Sewall an inspira
tion from the Supreme Ruler of Na
tions, by whose favor our country has
passed through every hour of trial and
of peril and has ever found leaders
equal to the occasion, grand as the op
portunity, sufficient to the struggle.
great as the greater need required.
"Sec. 8. We demand the free and
unlimited ooinage of silver and gold at
the ratio of 16 to 1, without waiting
for the consent of any other nation on
earth. We denounce the pretense of
Republican .international bi-metahsm
as a subterfuge; an attempt to estab
lish a gold aristocracy with the aid of
those who may be duped by a meaning'
less phrase.
Seo. 4. We denounce tne present
Republican administration of our state
as extravagant, corrupt, scandai-Dreea
ins and a willful abuse of the people s
rights. With a pretense of honoring
the memory of the great names ol cnam
pinns of the people, it now bows down
to political bosses and has not enrolled
upon its banner the name of any man
nnsubservient to the dictates of the
money power.
"Sec. 6. We call the attention of
the common people to the perpetuation
in our state of the gigantio Repulbioan
ring, which uses the publio patronage
to control future elections to perpetu
ate itself in the control of the public
purse; uses the gigantio earnings of
corporations (by the methods of Federal
receiverships) to dictate the election ot
our representatives in congress and the
senate; abuses the franchise of tne pub'
lio press by opening the oolumns of its
newspapers to but one side of publio
discussions; demands of and receives
from its votaries absolute prostitution
of individual liberty to the diotates of
machine politicians. '
"Sec. 6. We invite the serious at'
tention of the laboring classes in our
state to the attempted control of the
elective franchise by threats on the part
of the Republican leaders. They do
not hesitate to threaten their employes
with discharge unless they submit to a
sale of the free voting right guaranteed
them by; the constitution. Nor will
they stop at threats, but will openly
carry out the shameful abuse of power
unless ohecked by the righteous indig
nation of a free people.
"Sec 7. We pledge the people of
this treat state that when given the
control of its government we will re
duce the burden of state taxation to the
lowest limit consistent with a just and
careful administration of the govern
mental functions. We will stop the
present squandering of the great pub
lio domain. We will, so far as now
remains possible, use the publio lands
for the benefit of the whole people, and
ot for the purpose of pulling the
purse-strings ot private corporations.
We will reduce the burdens laid upon
production by the greed of transporta
tion companies, aided by legislation
purchased from Republican legist
tares. To this end we favor a law pro
viding for freight rates not exceeding
those of the Helm bill, and we favor a
8-oent per mile passenger fare. We
will endeavor to make possible the oar
trying out ot our system of publio
schools, now olosed as the result of Re
publioan extravagance. 'Free common
schools are the nursery of good govern
ment' They should when necessity
demands, be preserved even at the ex-
: penae of every other I unotion of govern
ment The Republican oontrol of the
towns, oities, counties and state bat re
sulted in the bankruptcy of our school
district, and we demand the ore throw
of such control. .
Sec 8. We condemn the refusal ot
the Republican party of this state to
divide it into congressional districts,
and pledge our party to fair division ot
the same.
Sec 9. We condemn our present
election laws, oontrived to throttle op
position to the ring in power; pledge
our party to their unconditional repeal,
and the enactment of suoh laws at win
enable eaoh voter to vote as he pleases
and have suoh vote counted.
Sec 10. Whereas, the railroad
companies ot this state have from time
to time issued free passes to legltlatori
and other publio omoers, thereby influ
enoins their action, we demand that
the legislators shall promptly past ade
quate lawa to enforce the constitutions!
provision against the granting ot free
passes to publio officers and the use ot
same by anon officers.
Sec 1 1. We demand better lawt in
relation to mortgage foreclosures; the
abolition of deficiency Judgments, and
that the possession and use of real prop
erty remain in the mortgagor during
the full period ot redemption. Fro
vided: That suoh lawt shall not inter
fere with the obligation of existing oon
tracts. ' . .
Sec 18. We pledge ourselves to
plaoe before the people amendment! to
the constitution reforming the present
extravagant judicial system and system
of state commissions.
We recognize in the coming elec
tion a crisis in the affairs of govern
ment. Free government is self-govern
ment We are threatened with a d
struotlon of the prinoiple ot Belt-gov
ernment The national banks, the
transportation and manufacturing cor
po rations, the gold manipulators of
Wall street and Lombard street oiaim
the right to govern us. Demooraoy
wears no collar; it serves no master; it
has on its side the plain, every-day peo
pie of the country and state, and to
them we appeal with an unquestioning
belief that in this hour of trial and
tribulation right will conquer, wrong
will be dethroned, ever-controlling
masses will overthrow classes, the peo
ple will again assume authority and
prosperity return, heralded by tne an
nouncement of a 'government ot the
people, by the people and for the peo
ple' " ' '
anally the tonnage of all the foreign
railroads added to the entire water
traffic of the world, and that as con
sequence of suoh . enormous industrial
energy our people annually transact
fully one-third of the entire volume of
the world's business, and we therefore
denounce at cowardly, pusillanimous
and nn-Amerioan the declaration of the
national Republican platform that this
country cannot regulate its own finan
cial system without foreign aid or in
terference, and regard the suggestion
of an International agreement at in
sincere and contemptible, and we de
mand the repeal ot any and all lawt
authorising the destruction of the legal
tender quality ot money by private
oontraot ; v
We demand the foreclosure ot the
mortgage held by the government on
the Union Paoiflo railroad, and should
the government, through suoh fore
closure come Into the ownership and
possession ot the same, we favor its
operation by the government"
RAN INTO A TRUCK.
B STEAMER, TRAI1 OH BOAT
Motormaa at Buffalo Makes Distress
ing Blunder.
Buffalo, N., Y. Aug. 18. Early this
morning fire truck No. 8, with a crew
consisting ot Lieutenant Heddea and
seven firemen, while responding to an
alarm, collided with a trolley oar at the
corner ot Wolta avenue and Syoamore
street The truok waa stretched across
the street-oar track when the trolley,
which was running at full speed,
struck it Every fireman on the truok
was Injured. John . F. Clark wat
pinned under the wreck and crushed
to death, his lungs being perforated by
the round of a ladder. Fred Jackey
went under the truok and received con
cussion of the spine. lie cannot re
cover. The others injured are: Lieu
tenant Hodden, hip bruised; Mlohael
Rosenberger, left leg sprained and con
tusions; John W. Beohtel, arm sprain
ed; Nioholas Noeller, hip bruised; An
thony Mannard. bruised. The motor
car waa smashed to pieces, but the mo-
torman secaped with but slight injur
ies. Both the motormaa and oondaotor
of the car have been arrested. James
Cowan, the motorman, says he heard
the fire gong but did not slow up, at
he thought he could cross the street
ahead ot the truck.
Which ol these hr yon w leoled as a wean'
t trarrlr Mo mailer. Whichever It Is recol
lect that lor sea sickness, dl-onlt-rs ol the slom
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I'omolkm end bad food or waU-r, slid tor
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you. It Is Invaluable also lor rheumatism, kid
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The onfy gem in the world which
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Its delicate tints defy imitation.
Piio't Ours for Consumption is the only
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There Is more cslarrh In this teatlnn ol the
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and until the last lew years was supposed to be
Incurable. For a f mat many ars doctors pro
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remdtea,aiidbyoonetaiilly telling loo lire wltn
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Science haa nrnven catarrh In be aoonatltutlon
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TORNADO IN ALABAMA.
The Populist Platform.
We, the representatives of the Peo
pie's party of the state of Washington,
in convention assembled, reaffirm our
allegiance to the principles enunciated
at Omaha and St Louis, and most
heartily commend them to the favor
able consideration of all lovers of free'
dom.
"Firmly believing that the present
system of representative government it
inadequate, and that it enables the lew
to control the policy of the government
to the detriment of the interests of the
people at large, and further believing
that no permanent relief will be pos
sible until the people oan speak more
directly ou laws which they are re
auired to obey, we demand that the
people shall be given a direct vote on
all important legislation, and that all
officers shall be made the servants of
the people, subject at any time to recall
or dismissal, and not, as at present, the
masters ot those who create them.
We demand the enactment into
law of the following propositions. The
material reduction of excessive salaries
of all executive, legislative and judicial
officers; lessened freight, passenger,
telephone and telegraphic rates within
the state; the adoption of the Torrens
system of registering land titles; a
general system of non-interest bearing
warrants, receivable for taxes througn
out the state; that school books be fur
nisbed to the people's pupils in oar
nubho schools at the expense of the
state, that in case of sale of property
under foreclosure decrees . the debtor
shall retain possession ot the property
throughout the rdemption period, and
the prohibition of denoency judgments,
and that the period of redmeption
shall be two years instead of one; lib
eral exemption from taxation of per
sonal property and improvements in
or upon land; that the next legislature
shall take the neccessary legal steps to
submit to the electors of this state to be
voted upon at the next regular election
an amendment to the state constitution
conferring the elective franchise upon
women oitizens of this state; that the
legislature pass a law in conformity
with our state constitution making it
a felony for any county, oity or state
officer to accept or use a railroad or
other transportation pass, and that the
law shall also be applicable to those
who offer such passes, and we condemn
all city, county and state officers who
may have accepted and need such
passes at betraying the trust reposed
in them by the party and as violative
of their duties as oitizens. .
"We condemn the ohief executive ot
this state for hli ill considered and un
juBt vetoes of the deficiency judgment
bill and the free text book bill, after
having recommended it in bis former
message" . ;', ;
Free Silver Platform.
"We believe that the widespread
prostration of our industries, the de
cline in agriculture, the embarrassment
of our commerce and the ever-inoreas
ing distress of all our producers, the
conditioni and existence of which is
admitted by all, are directly traceable
to a contraction of the currenoy result
ing from the demonetization of silver,
and we demand the immediate restora
tion of silver by a law requiring its
free, un'imited and independent oolu
age at the present legal ration of 16 to
1 at our mints. We call the attention
of the publio to the fact that the people
of the United States produce and oon'
tume of all the important producti of
industry more than one-half at much
at all the balance of the earth com
bined; that the tonnaue of our rail'
roads exoeeds by 60,000,000 tons an
Fifteen Parsons Killed and Utbara Mora
or Less Injured.
Selma. Ala., Aug. 18. Newt wat re
oeived here today from Augustine,
Perry oounty, fourteen miles from a
telegraph station, that a terrible 'and
most destructive tornado swept over
that place last evening, leveling every
thing in its path. Twelve negroes and
three white people were killed by
houses falling in on them, and ten
other persons were more or leu injured
Twenty-four horses and mules were
crushed to desth by falling barns. The
tornado was followed by the heaviest
rain that has fallen in that section in
fifteen vears. Croeks and branches
were converted into raging torrents,
sweeping away cotton, corn and other
orops, oausing heavy losses to planters.
DARING TRAIN ROBBERY.
A woman is the engraver of medals
in the royal mint at Stockholm,
Sweden, and has been for many years.
It is said to be possible to draw
platinum wires so fine that twoot them
twisted oould be inserted in the hollow
of a human hair.
The most effective way to ospture a
whale ia to tpear it with an electrical
harpoon, when it it once shocked into
unconsciousness.
Prominent oltisens of Charlestown
Mass., have urged that the Bunker Bill
Monument should be illuminated with
electriolty.
A new globe, for all kinds ot light.
inoreases the illuminating power ten
per cent It is grooved vertically in
side and horisontally outbids.
Miss Agness Adams, of Whitman
College, won the highest honors at the
first annual contest of the Intercollegi
ate Oratorial Association of Washington.
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one remedy which promotes internal
cleanliness without debilitating the
orguna on which it eota. It la therefore
all Important, in ordur to get its bene
Uclal effects, to note when youipur
chaae, that you have the genuine arti
cle, which is manufactured by the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Co. only and sold by
all reputable druggist.
It In the enjoyment of good health,
ml tha avatum la regular, laxatives Off
other remedies are then not needed. II
afflicted with any actual disease, one
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physlclana, but U In need ol a laxative,
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Tig stands highest and Is most largely
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This Was
tha Time tha Desperadoes
Were Captured.
Detroit, Aug. 18. A special to the
Free Press from Charlotte, Mich., sajs:
"A special stock train wbloh went
east on the Chicago & Urand Trunk at
13:80 last night was boarded by four
men at Bellevue, tnirteen muet west
of here, all masked and heavily armed,
and at the point of their guns compelled
the two men in charge of the stocic to
empty their pockets of all money, and
a number other articles ot small value
The robbers escaped, but were all
oaptured by a posse this afternoon, and
lodged in jail here. They gave their
names as James O'Donnell, Frank
Wright, Ed Marlow and Frank Edison,
and ages from 18 to 23 years.
Durrant Said to Have Beaa Insane.
San Francisco, Aug. 18. The latest
theory in connection with Theodore
Durrant is that be was insane at tne
time be committed the murders of
Blanche Lamont and Minnie Williams,
in the Emanuel Baptist church. Some
time previous to the murders, be wat
sick and confined to nit room ior six
weekt, being delirious part of this
period. Bis friends now say be bad
not recovered from this attack at the
time be committed the murders. It Is
still uncertain when the supreme court
will consider bis sppeal, which is now
formally before that body. Durrtnt's
attendants at the county jail ridicule
the idea of insanity.
Fearful Beat la Tesae.
Dallas, Tex., Aug. 18. The sun
went down last night upon a parched
and withered earth, the mercury regis
taring 106. It oame np boiling hot
this morning, and at 10 o'clock reached
106. At 10:80 tho mercury registered
108 degrees, the hottest weather on reo
ord for this section. Men panted like
tired hounds from the ohase, and
sought in every way to avoid the In tol
erable heat At 11 o'olock a little
shower of rain with a gust of wind
oame np, and gave the people relief.
This wat the closing day ol tne most
extraordinary hest period ever expert'
enoed in Texas.
Loss of 1 00,000 by Fire. .
Creckford, III, Aug. 18. Fire gut
ted the Woodruff block, on Seventh
street, early this morning, causing
lost of over 1100,000. T. L. Uoldman,
who conducted a department store, it
the prinoipal loser, bis lost being estl
mated st 1 55, 000, with an insurance of
135.000. The loss on the building is
$36,000, partly insured.
Roughness is needless cause of dis
content Severity breedeth fear, but
roughness breedeth hate.
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You will nod one coupon In
side each a-ouuee bag, and two
coupons Inside each 4-ounce
bag. Buys bag, read the coupon
and see bow to get your share.
25
on
Greatest
Quantity.
Highest Smallest
Quality. Price.
PULD
The largest piece of strictly
high grade tobacco ever sold for
the price. Not the large size of
the piece alone .that has made
"Battle Ax" the most popular
brand on the market for JO cents,
QUALITY; SIZE; PRICE.