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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1883-09-12
Stories Of Judge Jere Black.

| Personally Judge Black was ia
miiiar figure to the leading conrts u
1.-THE conntrs and we'll known to visit
ors at the national capital. He wa.
about five feet eleven inches il
Le'ght. with shaggy gray eyebrow.
that in repose gave his features a
sternness Of expression which Guick
~ melted away. 10 the humorous
twinkle Of.his eyes. or as the ANNA
sion Of EXPRESSION stole over his face
lie was of rudy, healthy complex
ion. strong bodily frame and cree,
carriage.
| In 1868, while going to Galveston
Texas. in company with some othe,
LAWYERS and Justice Swayne tn argue
Il railroad case, q wood car that had
slipped from its place on the siding
Kentucky railroad, bumped agains,
she side of the passing car, in whicl,
his right hand was lying on an open
window. It was very severely injur.
led, and after careful nursing at
Louisville, during which he was the
Inhject Of much sniicitnde and atteo-
ti"n from the citizens, the arm vas
saved from ampntrtion at the ex-
Epense of its future usefulness. When
he was told that he wonld never use
that arm his characteristic reply
was: "Then, I'll never enter the
prize ring" For a time, owning to
this disability, he travelled with a
colored boy servant, but he grew i'm
patient at snch dependence; he
"wouldn't be dependent on any fel.
low to shave and write," go In a few
weeks, by persistent efforts and will
power, he learned to shave himself
with his left hand, and to write
clear. beautiful back hand, bis auto
graphs now being out in two entirely
distinct chirographies. In CONVERSE
ton or argument he twirled his sill
yer tobacco box in his left hand with
great dexterity, and many amusing
and apocryphaI tales are told of this
tobacco box aud other personal char
acte istics such as mark only men Of
genius.
Among the public men of the
country there was probably none who
was 40 great social favorite az
Judge Black, and, in the face of his
radical political principles, some Of
his warmest personal friends were
his partisan antipodes. Garfield,
Matt Carpenter, Blaine and Bob Ios
gersoll invariably sought his compa-
ny In Washington. Onone occasion
when attacked on the Democratic
side of the House, Tbad Stevens
highly eulogize'i him as lawyer aud
man, but EXPRESSLY withheld any
Endorsement Of, his politics, whiciT[
we're as bad, lie said as possible. 10
heir originality, their courage, and
heir infaxihili.v, there we're points
# resemblance between Stevens and
B ark, though in other respects the
widest dissimilarity prevailed. There
we're no social relations between
hem; they scarcely ever spoke. but.
.p 10 the time of his death, Stevens
the highest respect for him, !
md Black has said: when Mr.. Ste
ems died he was uueqnalled as q
awyer, and he said the smartes,
higs that ever vas said, hut his
mind. so far as a sense of obligation
o God is concerned, was a bowling
t
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1883-09-12
WONDERFUL SALT SPRINGS OF
NEW MEXICO.

Sena'or Logan. who has inst re
'nrned from his long tonr in New
Mexico, gives the following descrip
zion of the wonderful salt spring.
which he a,d his companions discov
cred in that Territory about TWENTY
miles northwest of Moore and Casey.
Ia great ranch: Here is a salt basin
about one mile in diameter, and the
waters ebb and flow as regularly az
the tides Of the ocean. When the
''de goes out the edge of the basis,
-h"ws salt instead of sand. In The
midst Of the lake are three conicaI
shaped mountains 100 feet in heiyh,
hy 100 feet in diameter, which are
apparently composed entirely Of Gin
der, such rs is left in any ordinary
CRATE after the coal is burnt. One of
these ferns an island in the middle
If he hasin, hnt The Others are 50
'i'ualei as To he accessible when the
tide Is out. Fortunately this was
The case when we were there. and
actaate.t hv desire to see all the
the wonders, we climbed to The top
OF one Of these mountains. 1t was
found t" he hollow. just as if an i'm.
mense funnel had been thrust through
'he top, a:.d at the bottnm, about an
level with the water in the main
basin outside, was spring which be
discovered was possessed of several
peculiar features. The water was
'onnd to be very strongly impregna.
ted with salt. and it's density SO
great that person in bathing would
find it impossible to sick or even
stand up in it, or do other than foa,
upon its surface. Tie depth of the
spring is unknown, and this, too.
like the water in the basin, ebhs and
flows with the tide. think that hy
tue use Of the siphon Hundreds Of
barrels Of salt could be ob,ained from
the spring daily: These spring dai
y.s These springs ronsist,of par,
Of about 200 acres. which have been
reserved from entry or sale by the
as saline lands. "-[New
York Tribune.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1883-09-12
/ Diphtheris
| Prevented.

The physicians here
use Darbys Fluid very
successfully in the treat
ment Of Diphtheria.
A. SToLLENwKRcK,
Greensboro, Ala.
letter dried up.
Cholera prevented.
Ulcers purified and
healed.
In cases ofDeath il
should be used about
the corpse lit will
prevent any unpleas.
ant smell.
The eminent PLY.
stefan, j. MARION
SIMS, NJ. D., New
York, says: II am
convinced Prof. Darbys
Prophylac,ic Fluid is a
valuable disinfcctant."
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1883-09-12

A Two MINUTE SERMON TO You've
LADIES. Ladies-caged birds o
beautiful p!nmage, but sickly looks
pale pets of the parlor, who yegeta,e
in unhealthy atmosphere, like the
potato terminating in a dark celia,
why do you not GO into the open
air an" warm sunshine. and add ius-
ire to your eyes, bloom to your
cheeks, elasticity to your steps, and
vigor TO your frames2 Take exercise
run up a hill on wager, aud down
again for fun; roam the fields, climb
he fences, leap the bitches, wade
the brooks, and after day of exbil,
Grating exercise and nnrestrained
liberty 60 home with an appetite &C
qnired by heaIthful enjoyment. The
beautiful and blooming ,oung lady
rnsy checked and bright eyed who
ian darn stocking. mend her own
frocks, command regiment Of pots
and kettles, be a lady when required.
is girl that young men are ia ques,
of for wife BIT you pining, screw
Ell up, wasp waisteh, doildressed,
consumption Dor'gased, noveI-de-
music numbering daughters
IT fashion and idleness, YOU are no
more fit for matrimony than a pulIe,
ls tn look after brood Of fourteen
The truth is, my dear girls, you,
want less fashionable restraints and
more liberty Of action; more kitchen
srd less parlor; more frankness and
ess mock uodestv. Loosen your
waist strings and breathe more AT
and become something as.
god and beautiful "a nature design
Philadelphia Record.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1883-09-12

! -AYER's'Pnls are general favor.
] ale, hec;st ,ussss Of ;heir powerful vet
gentle operation. Medical men pre.
Ter them for nervous or delicate con.
s.itution.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1883-09-12

-DS>DSsns-~-------s
AFTER KsLLoea.-It seems from
the following Washington special to
tho Globe Democrat that an effort
viii lbe made tn proven, Kellogg from
taking his seat in the house:
Upon the assembling Of Congress-
in cDecem her an effort will he made
70 prevent the seating of ex Sena-
tor Kellogg as representative from
'Leuisiana. Should Clerk MrPher-
son, in making up the list, decide to
admit Mr.. Kellogg, the Democrats
Will, npon organization, appoint q
committee to investigate the charges
agains. hima Of having accepted 4
brit'e while senator of the United
States. The specific charge that he
took $4,000 from Star Route Con,
tractor Price, i'm order that certain
routes OF the latter might be etpedi.
ted BY Gen. Brady, Will form the
subject of the investigation. II is
sta,ed by a gentleman thoroughly.
conyersant7,wish the case that there. /
will be- no trouble in proving tho
charge ny the most direct and posi-. J
tive testimony. A lumber of Dem. !
ocfatic representatives have ex. ].
pressed their intention of making
searching inquiry by committee,
and ~ the event Of the charge being
proved owed to vote TO expel Kellogg.
The Indictment s found against him
~ We Grand jury. here, and to
which l1 he viii be called to plead, is
based upon section 1872 OF. the Re.
s'ses Statutes, which permanently
Inequalities any public officer who
accepts bride for any service that
he performs. $50 s's 8
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1883-09-12

We find that to dream of snakes de
e notes an enemy; to dream of a look.
t ing glass, treason !; to dream ofrecei
: wing letters is good omen; to dream
I fof pearls denotes poverty and misc
Hry; 10 dream Of peanuts, you will be
poor, contented, hearty and happy
70 dream of a wedding is Sign of a
funeral, and TO dream Of q funeral
: you will 60 to a welding. 1t /. be-
Iieyed that certain days and condi.
lions will regulate the quality Of the
dream.
j Tonight, Tonight is Friday night,
/ Lay me nown in duty white;
| Dream who my husband is to be;
Bind lay my children by his. side,
/ II I'm to live to be his bride.
Fortune, marriage AMI death are the
events which tie dreamer is always
e"''easoring to interpret. The first
two belong naturally TO those who
are beginning life. Gamblers think
a g"oi.deal Of their dreams il regard
to cards, but as it is hard to control
tsea" erra,ic me> sensers, a class Of
people called fortune tellers do the
dream!uS tor consideration, and
predict luck. The queen of hearts
is considered favorable to marriage
aud riches. To dream of this card
is great good luck. The jack Of
spades is an i'll omen. There are
conditions attached to the objectss
dreamed Of. as this:
: maid who dreams Of verdant groves
WIZ surely have the man she loves:
Bnt II the groves are nipped with frost
She'll De sure in marriage cros't.n
1t q young man dreams Of marry.
ing pretty girl he@will be cure to
marry a simpleton; and ii a girl
dreams she has hice-looking lover, :
u isa sure sign. sFis will take up
With putty head. 81
10 dream yoh love a girl who's pretty
Foretells that You'll in sorrow part:
But y you dream she's wise and witty.
: She'll be the darling Of your heart.
8 There is this peculiarly Of dreams
they all stop Just short of fulull-
ment. If We dream Of banquet We
awake just as we raise the yiands to ,
cur alNs. We dream of thirst but
not of .qnenching it. We dream OF
fying, and just.as We launch out. and
are about toenjoy the delightful sen.
satien Of floating 10 space we awake
wi,hs a. bumped head from having
come in contact with the floor. The.
dreams of an opium. eater, are said to :,
be delight, but not so are the contor-
ton and shr,eks which accompany
them. The same law Of contraliic-
ton which is used POLITICALLY to ex-
press the meaning Of dreams may be.
applied TO their actions. When a
baby smiles sweetly in it's sleep the
mother says it has dreams Of angels,
but The doctor explains that it has .
the stomach; ache. Lover gives the
correlative is this very prettily in 4
his ballad ofs"Rory O. More::" 70 s:
Rory, IN cry # you. don't let
Sure ! ,lAraue. every night that I'm ha-
ting you So
Och" Gays Rory. ..that same TIN de- i
lighted to hrar,
For dhramesaaIways go by ;contrariss
s.x my, dear
--fD-troit Post and Tribune.
Is 49,. - u
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1883-09-12
MISCELLANEOUS.
UARBYS
PR0PHYLACTIC
TT TTD
FLUID.
A Household Article for Universal
Family Use.

For Scarlet and
Typhoid Fevsrs,
Diphtheria, Sail
walton, liberated
Sore Throat, Small
= Pox, Measles, and
les. Persons waiting on
ely. Scarlet Fever has
cad where the Fluid was
been cured with it after
en- place. The worst
o it.
SMALLPOX
and
FITTING OF Small
Pox PREVENTED
;. A member ofmy fam.
lily was taken with
Small pox. | used the
FLUID: the patient was
not delirio,is, was not
pitted, and was about
the house again in three
weeks, and no others
had it. i. w, PARK.
yNSoN ph;l,,j>Inb;,
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1883-09-12

q T.,,JoBN, HENRY. Chvmist an,
- Druggist. All medicines gnaran-
teea rash and snrn.I Fancy and foilet
articles. Landreth's Garden aeed kept
n stock. -sszstsr; ,
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1883-09-12
DIRECTORY.

DLAGKNAN, WE, Attorney and
- Conasr'l"r at Law. Office IN
Washington street. near Court honse,
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1883-09-12

D0BF P. HUNTER. Attorney and
~ Carnsel'or at Law. OFice in the
Hynson building, Front Street.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1883-09-12

TIN. ,BTneeAT. Matchmaker md
.Ieweler, and dealer in Watches.
Clocks. etc. second Street. near the
Post office.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1883-09-12

YoHN CASs0N. Physician md Sur.
~ geon. Office at residence. head Of
Beanregara street.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1883-09-12

nm Go0Ds If fR0cERI rs.
HUsTNYRE. w, sign Of the "Pic
sseRed Plnw. "onrner of Second and
Jackson streets. aea'ar i'm Dry Gnnds.
Grnceries, Boots. Shnas.eIIats. etc -
Highest market nrice paid; fnr,rottnn.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1883-09-12

wv G. McGINsEY. ATTORNEY
w at Law and .Tnatica IF the
Peace. Alexandria Ward win nrac-
tire in the Conrts Of the !2th .1ndicial
District and in tbe SunrAma Cnnrt "f
the State. O9ice On Murray strent.
between Second and Third sts., Alex
andria. La.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-22

Artiese8 u insoruosaxiou under sias
Shore saptian zero fled IN the Auditors
office Yesterday. with Henri 3. Lsouziz-
j. c. B ashbaxrs. 3 ". Georpe, c. 2
:,tsne- q. B Bagtsy. and ". @. G. Pin,
az inssxp1zasszs- rsls chief plass II
I1usiusW and 5saa ofs1os ID and shall %
3sastis. Persons mzy 1scnms active
members by tie psyrnsux Of 80 and
honmnzv msuhsrs b. py1us Is AL
rnsnbass1zaA bsrs4uizs6sp g-a cesz
saju sum annually a. duG Tbs ob5ece
- clatznsd - 3D. 20 en1UuraNe and d.
rees immigration 70 Washington Terri
tDxv.s Ais0. 80 COOLEST staxis&ics and
reiiat,ie information IN regard 20 sodi-
and Ehe deveaOped and uudsDeaoped
agricultural. mineral lumber, and other
rnsDuruesof Washington Territory. Ia
csiiti0 for usrfQatign- railroad cguussr
items. and oux widespread 0nnmerce,
and UGz other information ~ may Be
deenDen of Impgrtauoet and lutsreae 10
Ihose seeking n0ues:s also 70 1nbaish
said skafisfics and information, and
such off1sr matters al may SEEM - the
trustees advisable. and ID diasemtu2ts
md Distribute such information in such
quarters ~ siIoHQht- advisabie. also 10
AID and axfviss Immigrants and otl1ers
IN selecting and securing homes: in ar
Gulr1ng pyupsrfy rad and pszsoual- and
IN finding employment and oppgrtuuI-
Ties "a engage N businass: aisa 20 open
10oks- and sniicit contributions and sm.
dowmszlfg of money from corporations.
manufacturers, merchants, and all 9TH
81 psrs0ns who ara i1euefitea by rha How
Of immigration; also u Ieases acquire.
and Mold such property - nay be found
ooureuleut or necessary % caxTy On
such business.
a Hnarri Of five trustees snail have the
sntirB management of the institution.
snail sxpend msusr, eiect officers, and
do all other necessary THINGS 20 carry
out tils designs ofths oorporat5on.-
The following trustees have boen
chosen "a act for tins szzsuinQ year: J.
W. George, q. ". W1ust0K, c. r 3fsne,
q. B. BsGssy. and L e Smith. Tbs du-
ration OF tilis corporation ID liked at 30
YaaTa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-22

Tbs market for reai estate has 1esn in
thu most sxcitsd condition, tbs pass
wesir, sver ssen. The thing has hean
cnmilzg an FOG sams Time past, and t,1srs
~are many ssld obvious oauses. First,
ths dns weafilar has brnuQiit sverye,afy
ont and mazda salem 1Bai qond; it has
quiSxsued tbs SESSION. and stimuiarad
building to an extraordinary siaQrsa.
Nexts ImsniQyafiOu haQan unusually car
81. and tii8 town has hsan kapt full and
osUzrunuin4 With peopia.. Third, ont
sisfa trsatt8 - sx688fiuqly aGt;ve, and az
CHS our own city has got ti1s largest
moAsur8 Of benefit. Feurtli,, mt only
has s,la past bSon excesdiuulY satiaftsg.
tory aut tbs present ia hiuhiy sniDy-
abte,, and tbs future ia ricil with tia
br1Qilfsst promises Our osouia rsaiiza
s11Rt their t1wu ia growing inst ~ inst
~ Is Dnssibly Gam; tilaS IN, inst an fast.
~ tbs lunber and brick Gan ba obtaiu.-
I'd. hauled and put tn0Sthsr in the si1aue
&C houses. Phs st1ess improvements,
shuuuh c0stiy, have already uaid for
Themselves several times over. il asiiiuu
- the wslua Of 5iie prupsrty adjacent. ia
sasa asuerat aood u tbs tOwn, and IN tbs
faSuratsis impression made uuou straug-
sra. Our haudnnm8 stxastB and side--
walks hxve bssn no small factor in ia
dzoasaon Of talH present business and
r0at sstats hoems.- Again, ti1a sdyanga
n rents aas had q snnst sair1taxY effect.
lc has made IL worth ti1s wfliio Of urou.
srsy ownas8 to build, and 70 build q has<
tar ciass Of houses. The nsw hnusssof
tbs past year would not look msan in
t1ss average dity Of a hundred sisonaeuff
intahatssuca. Ill shsse things, and
many nore whiuh We miQht asid. haue
opsnsd ti1e eyes Of aur tawAsfnilr 10 tia
reai value of siisir laudsE and hare sss1r
s1ssn ~ IN prizes hum wesar 10 week, aud
almost from day 10 day. Ind ussu
sals future 10 onuaidsEBd, with all its
business possibilities and rrssss.tniiitass,
~e eannCe baiiese tlls top a..s yes bssn
reSohed by many q long ssr;.Is. &c IL
poor propsrsy "a ara euud.is,ss. sias
vii nnt as warsh. oua qear hsuuA Nuar
osut- a0rs than at prsssnE
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-22

s-r-rHi iest~rs await 'yermsuSuts -
this Jsfes.
TIE ses.rra IT Hrs D1niuar shis
eveusnc will lseffss 10 all
THE sawrniiis 1eFe must b. sssrfnily
ssxsa 10 suppls stss home demand fsr
Eumtser.
t pssos5s csussspuazsin4 ssetsna ont
s1Eubbery should ssnd TIC. w. Lsws1n
Sox csrcnisr.
Read p.perss"sdr ~ Hoo cm@ Bans
Ppsp lno~s HOW 70 p,sass Ehs psopss
azad ~ newer 1ssia
4 The bills Of The 1sw Ssxscus1 8nuEof
Yakima Civ sse4x 1pou .4sm . NouSkts
% siss csasfsassd syakima 6ap
ysksms coauty os5ers ssssaI 10 esufs
on he DOLLAR 1ou. Fsooy sisree ysara
$50 shsy xess sdsua IN ths Enaxiss IS
TIE lay dr1u Of Halter & Ruets mss
dissoired. Mr. HsiIsr viii sonfinns m
ocsiues iisrs sious. while ar. zuass vii
remsret 10 Olympia
4 IN oueof tho Isnx S-nghs~s - hand
eess oaqe 81 Wallis Walls, iilnssrs-
ions aud A. 9eii-w,sttsm dseGxzUfsou .
column ESua 90 stiss CITY
( The Tonnq men and romsn VI he
University nave another sutsrtssumsnt
IN 1rou,est. Ia bs gsven On ruessfsv aud
"Wednesday EVENINGS u next vsek-
Fas fius condition 81 sis n,sds md
bhs beautiful weather arB proving most
tempting 70, riders and drivers. and
lforses and carriages inns our Streets rs
nsrssr ssfore.
+ If s;1e Under uitl rsssRn 10 Ei1is Office
4 white ooa. Iost on ti1s sfrsets q week
or swo ago, ~ viii confsr favor upon
s;ls sog1pwiug lossr-a Eilree-year-old
iasfy On Front street.
No business 10 moro prefitabis nou-a.
days snsus that % Weeping hotel IN tissss
-suidiy lrowinQ GOWNS. sad ytlen a good
chance 10 get honss odsrs. Il ~ sapes.
lv taEefi.. ssuc;i a chance 10 offered IN
Using columns.
/ They have game protsction spc1efs
III Victoria. Af . resent nesting & yyas
resolved chat petition be forwarded q
tila I.sgisatars asking that the shooting
season sssr al Kinds OF 1asne,, Including
dssr. robins mipe, and Wild duck cgm'
usnca On sIs saxss dSte.
Another case Of ssnailusx has devei,
lSusd III Portland 1ntes.. This WOMAN
| VITO broke sut with fiis disease iasl
vssix has sincs died. rhs tssveiins
| Jnblis cannot 5s sBo czrsfni now s-days
| for tbs rsason that eiiis diseass issprHad
broadcast fi1roue!I taie Cninsnbia rive,
| region.
/ Tiie osriod Of sile Ver1ai sauiIiox has
| again swung ar9und. Int. ~srs 10 nol
l for the saiandar, no ous could xlow it
/ Instead IL the violent bneatftnQ ~ 81
/ winter. and tiis h,sinterpus snta-y 81
g,y1uQ, supposed 70 oasur at siiis tame
/ sa,s weather ~ &C that esirn, dsiicioul
nature nntally sxperisncsd IN Nay zsle
! Bune.
i 4 good dsaI IN the xsy sf brick 5nild
ing III ~ be dons IN QictDr;a aus year
Several ius Eiousss srs new ia oourse O
/ s1nstfssction tlisra, and morn Will soos
follow phe buildings II victoria an
not ~ modern and stylish ~ sl1sy nigh
b., but taisy ara sf q psrsnasisns appear
aucs, and loolx ~ tilonuti tiia oswuspso
1 pis expeetSd tiiasn rs be ocgnpisd O Seu
n,rY asuss.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-22

By shs Kind invitation Of Prnf.. Pow
ell. srcporter of tbs Posr-EsrzzGmus-
cxa was present as tina rsiisarsmi oe cha
plays 60 b. rsndsrsd as saas sntsrtain-
n,snta to DO given ia siis ssriy part az
nsxt ~ssi<, nndsr the Ts,spices IL the
Uuiversity.. Tbs Pnfeasar has ssrtaan-
y dsaplaysd 4 great dsai of Judgment
IN seiectinu Dsrsnua to tssiss tbs diifaruut
parta. EaSh ons has - satsred into the
spirit of chs performances shas he or slis
IN 10 baud inst IN tho niciE Of situs. We
wars highly pisAsed with dis nal siis
rsuuu folius manifested. aud slnn sals
ssisisnt saseur thsyt iisplaYsd. Ths dxzs
srrertaausnsnt viii sonsins of q drama,
writtefI by ESQ., M.. Rklssr,, suthor of
We're all rsstoeallers4 = and sntitsssl
7 Bread On die Watsras Il will b sssr,
5zaaa shiR dszanR in vsry auurnur1ase
bosil s,r t,is tarns and tbs oosaaiou..
.seias wouid 10 bs ~ attsnut a
synopsis, but mfiics is 70 My sisns il ID 4
verY wall wrltssu ds-asna and serrv nireiy
asrsln0cxt for amatsursx We ax1 snxa
sise putsiiS will b. Enor8 s1iau oisasad
with lts rendit1ou, whiuh - promised
nexS Frsstay evening". Tbs Sssnurf eu.
serta,nnnsnS vill cnumise az q shorter
dran,a snfatisd,s "'rhe Sssains's Rsfsrsn, y
siooutasntaary exercises md 4 aosd
pro0Sssano ~ music irxuQssusufs
have hssIa rssaats 60 havs sxcsilsns pouxl
and iilssxusneutzsi muai0 On both oorx-
siona. u viii b. sgmemhered t,aae s1as
ahidst of sliess entertainments 10 n all
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sai INSTRUMENTS rhsir aguas nss<i ia
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inpsthae our sitizsus viii NOT cxss
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-22
In. Pugr- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

{ ann frequently aunoyed by bsiuq
asked INV 1 am getting along with Mr.
Alnuear, who brought suits against W.
=, Hall 10 recover oeffaiu Iauds occu,
pied by the said HalL Tbs uams 10 the
same 40 my own tsa letter, but We ara
different men.. { have usually used W.
r.. but ind il necessary tn lst my name
read W. Finley, instead OF w B., in adj
sasss sxceut my official sszL and siQua.
5ur1. I wish tbs good will of ail, aud
carefully avoid suy and all moves
that may bring ms into the strnug arm
of the law. { have hsrssoforB made a
living by strict attention tn lIusiusH,
and hope 10 sIs abie To oousinus to dose
by not being lnixzd NJ IN any way witt
other mems troubles
". BIHLxr HALI.-
SxxcLx, Marion q, 1Hs3..
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-22

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