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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-11
SONG OF PEASANTS.

Upi up. ye danes, ye lasses gayi
To the meadows trip away,
lis you must tend the tocks this morn
And scare the small birds from the cora
Not soul II home may stay;
For the shepherds must 60
With lance and bow
To hunt the wolf in the woods today.
Leave The hearth and leave the house
TO tine cricket and the mousei
Find grsndan . sunny seat,
With babe and lambkir at her feet
Not q soul at home may stay;
For the shepherds must &C
With lance and bow
10 hunt the wolf In the woods today
-Coleridge
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-11
What q Champion Walker Advises.

"u0C u Su3DplOn walker ADVISES
Walking is one Of the most severe of all
the athletic exercises. All the muscles in the
whole body arc brought into play in walk
ing, and il there is a weak spot anywhere it
will be found out In the race. For walking
race Of from one to five miles speed is the
chief thing to obtain, and to do this very
severe course Of training has to be gone
through. A man must be in prime condition,
and must be able to move quickly for short
race The strain on the walker is very Sc
we're, and in walking a short distance the
body, arms and legs are all used to help the
pedestrian along To walk well the body
should be kept in an upright position, the
shoulders squared and the head thrown back
The arms should be kept we'll to the sides,
and by using them with each stride they will
greatly aid the walker The stride should be
Of ordinary length, and should be taken
firmly and with the heel well down.
To learn to walk fairly is the first thing to
learn and then speed can pc acquired after
ward For long distance race endurance is
what is most wanted. The man who can jog
round the track hour after hour at an easy
gait will accomplish much more than the
man who runs few miles at rapid pace
and then takes long rest. A long and care
full training is necessary to be able to com
pete successfully in six days race. First Of
all, the contestant must be in good health.
Then he must get Off all unnecessary flesh,
and then good exercise must be taken to de-
velop all the muscles. 1 take exercise as
much as possible in the open air, but when
the weather is cool or wet the work should
all be done under cover. For food l take
almost everything that is nourishing, care
fully avoiding anything that find is hard to
digest. For drinks old ale and tea are the
best. During the race live on such light
things as chicken, custard, jellies and beet
tea do all my training early in the morn
ing, rising with the sun and retiring soon
after it has set.-George Littlewood in New
York Mail and Express.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-11
Students Paying Their Way.

Fifteen Of tie seventy-eight members Of
tie graduating class Of the Sheffield scien-
tifc schoo, at Yale earned their own living
while taking the course Of instruction. Soma
worked on farms during vacations, some sold
books. some susored and some ecssd a. wait
ers in summer hotels, while one man drew
beer as . summer resort, reeaiving Q salary
OF IS per veek for ks services Chicago
Herald
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-11
Shoe Deolers' Lost Tfn6a.

No. sir: If, for instance, any Of our trade
is lost during season, It is never recovered
Say that it rains for t1- or three weeks, %
that ladies cannot 60 out TO buy shoes dur.
ing that time, Jon would think that az soon
as nice weather came enough shoes would be
sold in short time to make up for the losa
during the wet weather, wouldn't youf Yet
such is not the case. Any retailer Who has
carefully watched tie matter viii tell you
that the sales lost during that time ere not
made up later.-Dealsf n Globe Democrat
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-11

The larges. umbrella in the world has been
made in Glasgow for . king OF East Africa.
1t can be opened and shut in the usual way,
and when open is twsnty-one feet In diane
ter; the stef l. also twenty one feet long.
1t is lined with cardinal rcd and white, has q
lot of straw tassels, and border q crimson
satin Tie canopy itseH il made Of Italian
straw, and the top terminates IN . sildsd
cone-Nsw York Sun.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-11

"How did you get your eyes blaeked, Bins.
leyF
why, a fellow was walking in front Of
me O while ago with an awful case Of bic.
coughs thought it was my brother, and
bit him on the back 10 relieve him Then he
seemed to think was similarly effected, and
hit me in the eye But have one consois.
ton"
whats thatr
81 cured him Of the hiscougha. --Eebras.
ka State Journal
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-11

There has been a long search for sxnken
rock in the Red sea upon which two British
steamers foundered 1t has at last been
found. 1t is a very small coral patch with
only fifteen feet of water over it-New York
Sun
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-11

The British governIoens Il about TO ahAo-
don the island q Ascsnsaoo- $50 ndAss soo:A
Of St Helena, which u sesned Ia ISIS. sosAly
for tie purpoe- ef p1~sntiae ia n'hs
escspe Of ysupleo
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-11

'Uhy. Jim! what did YOU shoot that man
forr
ITO avoid trouble knew we'd Be quar-.
reIa' if We KEEP On, and hate q row.A-Lifa
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-11

Ruskin Is said to have introduced tie
strange drink now % much in vogue In Lon
don, half and half Of coda and milk.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-11
me Eule Revencd.

Two persons we're arrested yesterday for
cruelty to cats What this city needs is the
arrest Of several thousand cats Cor cruelty to
Observation-Disclosures American.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-11

Elizabath Mallet established in London In
17o2 the first daily newspaper printed in the
world
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-11
Daily - eagle
THE GYPSY LOVERS.

epread thy coat, lad. on the snow
Let ms chat awhile together;
Gypsy sweethearts surely know
How TO bear the bitter weather
Yea, lass, though fire we miss
And have neither shawl nor blanke&
Close well sit and drink loves bliss,
And our bad luck, we VIII thank III
sooth, fair lad. sooth. ver1yi
Well ne'er let the weather plumber
Us Of any uairrh, whilst we
Feel no blast our loves can s,lndaR'
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-11

In 177S Elizabeth Timothy printed and
edited a newspaper in Charleston q
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-11

FREE reclining ehsss earv Az new runr.cg
On ali tralrs on tie C.. X d n raglvsy,
'sRock Isiaod Ec7t~." between wsca.ta
TopsxA KxrsAs City. - JesepA Cs.easa
e. L5ukk 90
ard Ash.and b ssye asd take Lane
Straight ine ed sAys swsa.ytsax kosss'
ezsi Arrives e Ce.dvs.u .. 80 ? ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-29

WY Is TnIsl-An officer Of the steam
er Ancon said to . reporter yesterday:
The steamer will remain In Seattle for sew
eral days and then 20 70 Tacoma TO take on
800 tons of Portland freight for AlAska."
A gentleman who overheard this remark.
said: This state Of adAin looks very
strange to . person who has no interest in
the matter. As understand Il, the steam
er Ancon belongs TO the Pacific Coast
Steamship Company, which company In
turn 10 owned and controlled by the ore
gon Improvement Company. Now, the
Oregon Improvement Company has large
property interests IN Seattle. owns the
principal wharves and warehouses In the
city, aud operates the road between seattle
and Tacoma, and not having dollars In
ierest In the latter city. cannot So why
the Portland freight for shipment TO Alaska
IL not brought 70 this city, oil rail from
Portland, aud be placed on shipboafd.
such q thing woaid give the Oregon In
provement Company the benefit Of the
wharfage, save the trouble and expense Of
running is steamers 10 Tacoma. aud give
better satisfaction all reand. understand
John l.. Howard, M mayer Of the Oregon
Improvement Company. Is IN Seattle, and
would suggest that committee IRON the
board Of trade wait upon that gentleman
aud see If something cannot be done to rem
edy this apparent discrimination against
seattle, IS vel - against the property he
represents"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-29
Dress Trimmings G. ovEs!|

A department brimful Of big
honest bargains in Just such
things a. you are wanting At this
time. This will be q week OF
great opportunities, and you VIII
do well to look in.
Stylish handsome bead set
The most decidedly good value
ever offered for the money. A
splendid open work braid, in sets
or by the yard, at 81 to sl.75.
Braid, ali colors, at SSc, last falls
price 75c. Scroll president braid
s7ac. Very attractive ii properly
used. Silk and worsted mixed
cords (spikes). Drops and ball
pendants. Most any dress goods
you have can be matched at the
counter. Two styles which We
sell best at 81 and $3.50; finer
ones here it, you wish them. Fine
open work all silk cord braid
trimming at 40c. Forty oolors
in braid sets, s pieces for u.
Girdles in cord or braid, with
ball ends, So colors, from II to
3l.75 each. They are very new.
French buttons in every conceiv>
able shade and style, shaded and
tinted as only France knows how,
from Sc to $3.50 per dozen.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-29

- - suus = suaarosa O. l1okl
I 80 = - 49, -
lhvo ~ - tuuo6D = - psoss =
nn1es ~ Gnnouna - - ~ ss00t4-
neos b lsvfnl = = fnaAI = seb9
Fsssso y eGsss1 for - 6eeuo1a.ssb
disrHsxss. Ihsvs ~ ~ $1,000
nsss es1o1gtnm - 1nnaunaA - - -
- GAsa11 . akssAaslsa fBso = sGoR
q ee0011nane "a - - Aaeoe :
6as = - e1o1s - es9sl q - -
Da0D - invu1ainn1D ~ 0o118
en11s Ohngo - 6nfsut oppoogA fAtn
acpjy - . enos voeee IL eoO0t1DGDe
ned no jurtsdiesioa d ths UaotsR.
jn6ReA tAaA ~ danuo6nna, Haoey Or
issuu, b seunanAsa - - UYis e b.
beaD eospas b an6 = hasNby dtDnhafRoa
r 4. lem JaAao.
Casis<ca - relsassd % bail una1l ~
CO. b Inquired tEss - NJ DsEisA
UndsR ~ no Tin vim - oeos b OAiof
Suaies Jooes.
Thess WI - . hankssshisf ~ u
oar sacss @ TUESDAY uosnise. Thsy
ore Ill UceaA - per d68A, The rsoAtl
price vo1Do ~ sboos - censs o. d. toey
I'll 70 6 = oouss saeh- Dtaplayo6 .
viudoU. Tsklas, 0inessmA1 4 O..
Snail expessss. Ohsssss CasAy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-29

Trinity Church, Third street. opposiss Oour1
Houss. Rev. George HsrbeFf Watson, Rector
FoursA Sunday after kAstse. sunday school, 10
. m. Divine ssryice. ii:ls q. N. and 7:so p. N.
Friday Liaany ct TO ,. M.
chapel a he Good Shepherd, second and
Blanchard sfsseeA NoriA 8oaseie-- eunaay
School at p. N. wednesday LitAny Q.
ursss Hospital, TAiresuth ssrsst, ,orsh of
Madison Tor via Lake Union car 70 Thirteenth
snd Howell s'rseis)-susdAy service. ais
.. m.
Presbyterian Church. corner Of Third and
Madison ssreets--sesvtee today Al II u N. and
TO p. IN. eAseaih School Q. 1870 D. m.
Young peoples meeting - $50 p. n.
Battery Street n. Z Cnasch. uorsh seattle.
r. ". 10y. pastor Preaching q II = IN. and
$50 p. n. b. the pastor. Sunday ochool, f2s %
p m. Young peopieb meeting, 60 p. N.
Prayer meeting Thars'ay sveainG Al ere
inviis1. Preaching By 8 J. cAnasy u ,. m.
DssLsl ssrucss al Onion Hall. v. O. 7. o.
sabbath orhool. 10 . n. pr-achanG. sD.n
and 5;4s p. m Wednesday s.ss ,. N Public
seamsnb Friend 5ocissy.
FRS Dapssss Church, Hoarsh stress. ssss
the corner q JamsA 1ev D. J. hsses. pcss0-
Rev. d. J. Pierce VIII preach At II a q. On
" Precioas Possibilities" and q I'D D. N, on
"wassss wealth" 6srsngsgs specially sci.
so1s. Young peoples msssiAs l- By Franz
Aei1ss ., s:sop. n. sasjsct--usins he Tai
eat
PiynousA Coaasntionsl ohzsch, second
street. between spring md ssoeeA. nsv. Henry
L BasA pastor - Preaching By tAs PASTOR Il
"why dcat bsf; oe. sss Vice al Gaub,ias s.
SUNDAY School, ls - Young people's meet
iDs, go p. m Prayer meeting rhsrsdsy
evening .: $50. 6Exss~rs essdlaiiy tnvissd
TIA Ccnsral EsssrsNcal eoumitts-. eossisl.
log Of the Passera, Sunday erhsoi sapsrfat~nd-
ents sad esavAesses e twelve esareh,s and
svsnay Sunday Schools, will hold thsir secund
nsetsas q tbs !. y q 4 hasl On AoadAS q
So m. vssn arrnnxsmsnts VII - cumpbeseo
for slso, oas canvass q TIE city 10 ssascA Of
o. anesss and nsnsissrdsnt&
nshoilst Protestant Church. carner Of Sec.
ead and Msaisca sereefa, nsv. Cisrk Dsvis
pasecr--Pyss1hlax n II .. m hns 5sS0 p. M. b
she pastor. ssnAAy school. Is:is =. n YoanS
Peopie's Chrsssisa Eade svsg. an .. - AZ
ere cscdisily Invited
Ia ycuns Mess Chsistsa Associates VII
heid ;;s sczsssR sonG and esrpsl meeting THU
sftfrcas q c'cioch. 70 which ell nes, an<
oar sfsy, srs cordially invised 70 astsnd Tier,
vii 10 god speaking End GOD snsias-
| CHRISTIAN chusch. ssneca strsrs, bsswsss
| rhsrA asd Foarth. Prsschiag al IL .. n
| knd o u Sunday school ~ 10 Z n. Aoan1
p-opsss o<ssiss q - ~ fssyW ne-esg .
rs p. n TAsrsisy.
6ernsa Mstscdiss SyisoopAl oAaeA. Rsv
= A-assa ard kev- J. Bsszr. pastors -serysss
A the kg~aish Meshsisst Church. - fIfsl
sr,,ea. ~ ueea pihe and Hne -sandAg eshss
lssp. M. rssarhiAg every Sunday, .. r.
ctsu<s u n. serosd B4Dsas. NarrA 90
ssusA esrssr Of James ans Ninss stssas. kss
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BRs1YrYRs.

A norfion a IL mnehinnrY In u
-. : 49, '--.
1se - 49, = Sy - n.sss.
,.s,s----.-~ l.. -.
The aennsnlg -, - ~ 49,
i1Ddteg COL. 80 ~ sor roeoa g
Mnoony-
Rehssmaa, HewsIiyn 4 Co. CIR IL
stresDa Z Puss hlock. q frgaf streek fpR
ssIe 81 . tarEatn.
Ths government survsy schooner 70.
knn has ut Tor Us Lover Sound 70 csn.
49, 49,. r..ss,.s. - IN. ca.
- ~hn,ss IN cr~sssrs ~ svs.fsS 4,
80 Ss-Ss.,'s - ~ ~Snrrh
ssc :. -
Ie9esoey estne - ~
~ - - .slnse mnaa 49, - ~ ~
-nsl
Jhe Le1ies 1871 nocss1 81 zee -
nsrps soons, ikird sssy Ys1sr-Lsasy
buildtn9. oa Tuesday nsxl xsay ~ .
o'clnrk y m
TIE hark OAKLAND hes about completed
dischargfng hs< Cargo n general mer-
ohasdiss q Harsiset9n = eosths What
ead viii BE- t6vea = Post MAdissa 70 losd
lumber Tor - brAncascos
NJ, Neiman. Who came cut % ths
MOU00 IN lSa3 - c0t0L c2XxM1E ~ -
Seamer I'm ss1JjA srrived q 9aasxle M
~ evsuinw efler two ysass' ahnsnoA =
chjef o. the Wafia wsils-
4. ~. rk,-s- r>v.sv p~.ubsscan
a...sss.. - e,svnpSs. vcesssSs. Th0.
a Cs.s~..s% - Ssrskfn~ M WI.
~ 49,. 1sse 1900 deisras~ "a
-. -. n-s-st.., n gcsrh yshtn~ M j.
49, 49, q Mn. 90 Il Hal
e. .sy si~ss~S .,es.sssSs
~
co. NJ 70 ~ = ..Gsrs.y wish = n, oksn
- -. ss~s $50 A. vfcs 4 nsii
~ . 1910 - ssv~rr ,he Irdsr fnrrr
- ~ ~ ~ 49, hrs~kin~ II IL now
~ ss,sas. IA ,ssf S:.6 n : slins. ard will
~ s.ss 80. /. :. 49,. :, = e~I,c,.s
csl He ~ y. ~. - 49, -. : ,. :.
!, . 10000
Tho ~ Iestcf noCk w ony - W ~.
stories high enove tne naeemeeS. ~.
feaief nrst confemplafed mekn1 ~
buitdirg four storiss high. 40 70 spe,x
". " y - ss..an sso,x ronld sdd AZ an 70
the cost q the poudin8. Ihm " couho
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oyrRLAsD PAssssgBxs.

p,~,d Nsafera e H. 0seosa 3 Gu
eersla ons1rday: @ 4 oees - -. , 4
- ~ 81 ! Hroun. - Knnasl ga
1.efkase, = = AIAes. II; NJ = Hoek-
~ r 3 JohaA . 4 fsaa6 81 vtAA
10 Haddeck. W = Wsg. Nh 11anasy.
49, 4 MfltaR. n W So10sa. n d Kea3k.
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6tsesso Aaas q DoAsay 4 MaEun'A
pain killing prices.
APP0RrIONNENT OF SCHOOL
HOHBY.

School 6upseintsn6sst RieA furnishes
the folloviqR appostionnsns ~ sshool
money fos ths month a ApEil 1888.
whole amount Of nooey appcsttoeed =
81, 5l0lo. Wheis number Of papiis II
King county, 50l2. Aaoant apSersiss-
ID TO each papil, ee9e0. In the sppoR-
tisnmens tne monsy b d,a1Si6uted 80
follows: Disa. I, 1617 p0pais. o2l, 75319;
diss. 3, IS puuais, tAk6 IS; diss. 4 l08
pupils, eSl5 20; diss. 4. IL papiis, &199 -;
dsss. s, 10 pupils, tl49 -; DIST. s - po-
gils, 1z31 OF: dist- z, l32 popiiG, el00Ao o;
Gust. 3, 81 pupiis, e6C0 81; dleA 8. 10 pa-
plls, $3.50 Is; dist. 10. - capsls. t207. 20;
diss. II, S popils. t7127 disa. II, -
papiis. t36S,2z; diss. Is. 2l1 papila.
1li67. II; dist. u. 8 papils, eD7 30:
diss Is, 20 papiis. t14S 6; diss. 16, 81 CO.
p Ola; ga Is; Ss:s. IS. IS %
p:ls, el57. -; dist. 10. q pupils. $352.S7;
diss. 70. II pupils. eS89 IS; dlss. y. ~
pcpiis, oSls 10; diss. q. - popils. 50. IS
di1s. q, $ popils. t2l5l -; 0lsa -. -
puptls. ex73 81; aisk. Is, - pepile,
t2736l, dsss. Is. - pupila. e33L63;
csss. "a, s psp,ls, o1D6.8S; dist. =. 80
pupils. 14l4.Al; dIss. 30. 80 pupils,
Sl65. Is; d,ss. 81, IS pupils. t29Q@;
diss. 81. - popils. t2o5 70; dist. s. 81
papils. t3O6.66; dtss. 81. 20 pnpiis. gas Is;
d,ss. IS, ~ puuils. 42Sl 6Os diss. IS. Is
pupils, t213.5l; dise. 81, Is pupils, t1lk-
IS; dist. s., - pupils, Sz32. o.; oiss. g,
n popils, S2z3. 70; aust. 20, IS pupils.
Sass IS; disg. 81, 81 pupils. &42 70;
AZ. A. N rnntta n9A6-SS. Aiut AZ l6Q
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SPEcIALTIEs
H IE Y ]!

Ladies' toabis thread brillisat ijele
bose, 70 black. eavy. garnet, and al IL
psv shades ~ l9s per pats.
k1eeileut vaiues IN lsdies' fell regular
hosiery 81 10s. Is and 35s.
ohildrer's hssvv ribbed hcse, full An
hhso, sisss 10 61S, l9s per pair.
Cniidseus ribbed hoss 10 sulta ehndss
and black. 10o per pair.
Heal engitsh Dsfby s.obed hoes. N
cardinal. nsvy acd sssi. sisss 1 10 Z. -
no; ssss ~ TO 0k. $50. Thsss coo6e
arc worth from 300 to 7Bs 3 oar.
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AHOTRxR RAILROAD PROJECT.
a coMpAug ORGANIZED TO BurLp 4 s1nxEr
RAILwAI m e1AT1lB.

Articles we're ole0 10 tue Aooitot'o
Office Yesterday inoosporstire the Ssst-
tie q Subushaa Street Railway Com
pany, and the ineosposssors declare
that this 10 no real estate sdverttsipR or
booming sntesprise. bot . pssely bust
mes venture. The incorporates ars
w. n. Wheeief, J. 4. Stsatton, W. u.
Wood, James Boutwell, AND Il. d.
wheeler.
One Of the gentlemen Interested In
the enterprise. said: "4eesra. Wheeler
ard srrasson. neither Of whom ovs q
foot Of peopesey 10 Seattle. are the
prime movers and moneyed man In tbs
company. Mr.. wheeler 10 resident Of
Oregon, msn Of large mesns and e.
perisuco In railway oonsesuctioo. he
10 ready 10 put % she necessary funds
20 construed she road - soon a. char
ses can be obtained lrsm the city and
suitable subsidy u lands secured from
property hoidsrs along The proposed
route"
rne objects a. set forth In the srti.
cles are 60 build. souip and operate q
street niisay from tie center Of tine
business portion Of the city northvard.
10 the northern subarbs.
TIE capitai ssock ID placed at tl0O. COO.
and the bead ONCE and principal plsce
OF business locsted ~ Seattle.
Zone Of tvs routes. viii be selected"
said Mr.. James Bethveil TO . reporter
last night. The road will either rus
along the eastern shore OF Lakc Union
to the poftsee, or along the vest shore
10 Salmon bay aud 10 the direction Of
Green Lake. 1oe route selected viii,
sftss sxnmtpattou. depend on two
thiuss, h. tbs amount OF business tftb-
ntasy 20 the road. and. the value Of tue
subsidy offered By the property
holders."
awhas power vill be used in pro
pciliua Your CART"
.Mr. Wheeler " greatly In favor Of
shat 10 known ~ ths iueAsed steam
motor, which IL noiseitss, and emits No
smoke. or sparks"
"Hov soon viii Jour company CON-
mence work."
Ell everything works satisfactorily,
Mr.. Wheeler assures pe. that the clear
| iar Of tho right OF wsy will be csna.
nepced within thirty days, snd the cars
DO running before the snov hies."
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Kno n cHAaEsY,
No oAsus 60 - snaxrzz ~

u = . ncenRinas fae1 thaa. altAeaRe
thsss = HltIs - - eaaA,ina esing -
= 0satsia. - ~ ussssas tios. sAess -
. lasN sanhR q has6 shasastsss ossk.
- ~ uay. Yeu1ssdav aflR1esa
Ospesia WssaRy $500 - ~ folssv-
- ehaRas1ssiseis 1s1ese. - ~ s1ssse
81 = 80 lsoking ~ CAaxisy. II
l9o1Rs, Uxio1sa - . U1Dan'B h4nd foo4o
eA0e:
BERN Cs1Y. UapA, March =. lssA
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- % pay ans 81 go. seat dovn.
~ did nsa saAy ill u vAs sAlisd- !
~ thom Il shey wasted -. % epoe
eves - shs Newport. Bun Davi8 80
waiting ousa10o 20 hoak Ne tstnl, end ]
oekad hin 30 I'll ~ UAa1 - eai4.
he Judge salled eoass and dlsaisDsa
IL etephant end pae ~ eouno - yoa.
ooe b hAd - pay . lawyer . fss- IT,
lauyR said they tAsoghs tbey eoaA
ooaso ~ vo0an oua q the eooe, and
yoo kno0 I - real liberal. end Util
atvo % % coo. They bavs bsea hunt
tna yoQ Ill day. and yoa b sufui care
fsi vbas yoo ~. % 10 90 util aes On
% yoa. ~ ssunk y hsrs. eeazges.
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you Dnney Saturday. Will o101 % -
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looknas fer ne. ! Will b god etFl,
700 b. Ne sams. By b. Yea. vtfs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-29
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TO what Do you attfibuse the large
aegFsxsss Of taxes eoaleesed?'
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In large MEASURE 90 % explatn shts
result. Progeny n ktoR county Do
greatly iopeoved IN vstus; large mum.
bar Of tsncts have been taken up and
impsovsd, thus rendering already i'm
psovsd properties more valuable. AL
shis has had the eject Of inducing peo. |
ole TO keep their properties in god |
shape and free from membranes. |
Then. too, q eress many transfers have |
saksn place and - an incident TO the |
payment Of the pusehass money the
eaxes arc paid, or provision made Tor /