Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-23

since. hal h oats tao tans a ~ assa.
Whsn carrs here the rrIorle saia ne
lard uoni1nI ylalS anvlhln7. huk I
tkoaeht uonla ery Il.
10 9as sid with = merry ahuafIa, Ia
wAicn l1ers was osntensment nnd tEi-
We walkua oas % ths harnynra e &c
bis Jerseys. Bosa Il bis fasofita kaifsR.
whish came ap % hin ~ q loFinr child
- aoli1R pafenk laid l1r oheok aRaIn4l
bic fAae and iapnea his baara. Turn %
yeuF choicess baoolie ltleraturs, bring
eui your palntings b Ne best artigla e
Earai sc11es, a1d uheEe vii yau fad
anytnina mere dslizhtfnif / donA BE-
iieVe koga ever kad 9 oroN WeEd q slexn
look Erom heF maataR.
Beneath he uida-sprea hlanskea
az q M&dEana trea inainanaua ta tha
Pacifo e1ass. lha ladies az tha partg
opan their iunch bankels. eookinn thair
ea1ee il Mra. Wil8on's kitchen. aprsad-
ina TIE waite uheaten iosvea with hutseR
from her dairy. Tha tirrlta ol iha Iake
ehafa he peohted shofa az nnr feet.
Sittina theFa, bohald 8 ssam a. esal
betgeea ne aanastona ledaes. tillee a
an aaele e 60 degrees, fear fesl 10 thiok-
neea Ihe seam runs undeE tha lAke.
z1oWs ltsef On t1e forea3 clothed Island
oefore "a and aEain upoa fhe farther
shora. Il i & coallnQaiion af The
Newcastle vein, ue9 opened east ~
tna iake. fFom whieh 30 tens Z day
aEs transported By rail % W. decks y
Seattls.
We esi oaf esld chioAsn. ios ezoan
a1d toqlhsona dainti tisg and gip onF ca3oo
--chtloEe1 once more. Aaiiaht koaFfed
-
ne armies q tse West
ERsM ATLANTA 10 I'm "a.
Whoso name uiii . dsun sha aeeu,
Roe9EaoH and ex-RoEaEnaFt ma1rnun
wearing white cFoune of RloTs-al ere
children today; and NarmaR Wilson ia
hia ehirieIoeFea, sogelelen cf this do-
main, aa happy aa king. For hia farm
of lio aoEes . haa refused 50 9ooo. He
haa MONEY . loan. his Fussln homa. 4
plain faFmhouse. viii lta fruits ana
doweEa. hiE herds Of cattle. with Rosa
- lag her cheak aaainsl hla fn1s. tAa
Aeide fr4aFant With afteEmath alosaR
eloasoms. the faf.raachin1 foFesla, the
pellneid waters of ne iaka, she miahay
mooniaina. with tho gleemlna Rlallora
" kainlaR-what to Il hui q alimpea ef
Eeeal LEI no one thlnk e 9ehn WI.
son--Who - yaara ago vas barely sara
lng he daily oreaa h tht fIoiah1 yard
it has haen oh9aiaGd uilhn1s hard wolk
and patient waiting. BE haa had 30
swing lhe aka, 70 grub with ths hoo. 3
heap piles Of brush upan the Ore. o. be
black uilh soo1, % uork early and lata.
this d 10 place foE men who are moa
willing to work; but younQ mo1 ui1h
brain and muscle may look osmhdnntlV
y future success.
WeKeach tie town by q Htrne4 rnflwaR.
inanguratina the extanaion of lbe line
b tha SHORES of Laka Enion. We have
daGs On TIE hoIses and On ne ear. An
NE children of the FsRie4 are theRe e.
Get = sight cf Gen. SheEmsn. 10 isndaY
which theg never win logRea In eom-
ina years, g1eu they are citizens 81 tAa
repaolis, going over The hiat9Fy of this
ee4efumeat uf the peopio viii their
little oness thay will sags sag We
greal oommandeE uheu ] waa q boy,
riding in she hrat street car hatwnea
Lake Unioa nnd Saattle. He had Z gray
beard, closely cat, q high forehead,
bright eyoa. q kIudIV laea, and smiled
ghon We crowded afoaud him. And "a
old soldier uho vas IN lhe Greak battles
under hinn, who lived noar ths track In
pretty house, ran up = littlo naa and
came out with q baby IN hia arne. and
q heantiful bouQuef, which be presented
70 Miss sherman, the great generals
daughter. His vOios Vas husky uhen
be spoke, and be could noa keep hank
the tears when She general ehook hands
with him." THAI is what some Of thoaa
bafafooted, briRhi.oyod boys and girls
vii say % theiF children and their ohiid-
ren's children IL The coming eentuFy ok
the republic. CAn1wrua.